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Walking through Walls
Meet the author Philip Smith
Wednesday, July 29, 7 - 9 pm
One day, back in the sixties, Lew Smith, an interior decorator with clients such as the Presidents of Cuba and Haiti
and General Motors, suddenly discovered that he could talk to the dead and heal the sick.
Inspired early on by the work of Edgar Cayce and despite constant harassment by the FDA and the police for
"practicing medicine without a license", Lew went on to successfully diagnose and heal thousands of people using new
healing methods taught to him by the spirit world.
During the seventies, Cayce's son, Hugh Lynn, became friends with Lew and would come down during the winter and stay
at Smith's Florida residence.
Tonight, Lew's son will discuss his new book, "Walking Through Walls" which recounts growing up with a father like
Cayce and witnessing his father's extraordinary abilities.
Members: $15; Non-Members: $20
About Philip Smith
Philip Smith is the former managing editor of GQ magazine and an artist whose works are in the permanent collections
of the Whitney Museum, the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts, New York Public Library, Bass Art Museum, Miami Art Museum,
and the Chase Art Collection, among others.
In his memoir, WALKING THROUGH WALLS, Smith tells the story of trying to grow up as an
average, down-to-earth kid in a household where the paranormal was the norm.