Are the Edgar Cayce Prophecies coming true?

a reply to: lostbook

Personally i would feel that if 58 and 98 refer to a date year wise, it would be from 1958 to 1998..The Earth changes did begin in earnest from around 1999, but could 58 mean that the earth changes begun at sporadic periods/allignments..

originally posted by: lostbook

originally posted by: The GUT
How does this fit in with his Atlantis predictions timewise? And the other things he was wrong about? I'm being sincere. Thanks.

In the post there is a quote from Cayce when he talks about the geologically turbulent years between 2058-2098 where he says: "Land will appear off the east coast of America......." I think this is when Atlantis is supposed to appear/ rise. As I'm sure you know there is the speculation that Atlantis may be deep in the ocean near the Bahamas where the "Bimini Road" was found.

Land has sunk and risen time and again either side of the Atlantic and also the entire globe..the last global inundation was circa 3600 years ago,there is a wealth of evidence..yes evidence that this happened..we are in the process of extreme plate movement and when the Indo Australian plate adjusts, so will all the rest..like a domino effect,we are in the last sequences as we speak.

To those that say "ah it's nothing" you could not be more wrong.All the events that are happening worldwide are down to the incoming Planet X/Brown Dwarf which can be seen on SOHO cameras and at times from various locales on the globe by the naked eye-i hope you Guys are preparing yourselves?..swing by my thread on Planet X if you feel you need to know more.

Atlantis is most likely located where the Azores islands are i.e. Mid Atlantic,the Azores are technically what used to be the highest peaks of Atlantis and are now no more than islands.Yes the Bimini road does look like it 'went down' in the last passage of our binary star, the dating on it coincides with this conclusion,like i say a global deluge 3600 years ago circa.In fact Atlantis/Hesperida from what i can garner, submerged over a very long extended period,that is, there were many islands and the last to fall and wipe its whereabouts out (for the most part) happened in the last passage 3600 years ago.

The clues are all in the Etymology..those in control really do think the general populace are that stupid (generally speaking that would be correct, but there arrogance will catch them out i'm sure..go humans!) that they can brazenly name an ocean after this very real island; also places like Atlanta..the Atlas mountains..space shuttles also named after this..Atlas was the king of Atlantis if memory serves,which is where the continent got its name and why the globe is named Atlas (which incidentally is where those in power date back to (and beyond) these individuals come up through Atlantis to Sumer,Babylon,Egypt,Greece,Roman Empire and then on to the royalties/elites and nobility of the present day.

Here are some links that will explain all that is going on and why;with regards to Planet X.

poleshift.ning.com...
yowusa.com...
www.zetatalk.com...

originally posted by: stirling
For heavens sake.....
seriously....

The predictions of Mr Cayce seem about as vague as the quatrains of his predessessor.....
I think a prophet who may get a few spot on, but mess up a bunch as well.....would hardly be a Godsend....(real one)
There are some stories about his medical diagnoses that lead me to believe he may have been remote viewing.....
If the stories are to be believed....

When I was researching Edger Cayce a few years ago, I found that he believed the exact same thing I came to believe shortly after I experienced something of a spirtual enlightenment. He believed that Humanity's free will can change the outcome of the future, so it make sense that not all his predictions will be 100% correct. I believe for this reason it is impossible for anyone to make a predictions with 100% accuracy unless you're Jesus Christ himself.

He also made a prediction for a self-fueling perpetual-motion machine.

I remember seeing a thread pop up about that not too long ago about a perpetual-motion machine, and it especally talked about getting it's power from the sun.

Another prediction that Cayce made that seems to be coming true is about a Conflict in the Persian Gulf.

Strifes will arise through the period. Watch for them near Davis Strait in the attempts there for the keeping of the life line to a land open. Watch for them in Libya and in Egypt, in Ankara and in Syria, through the straits about those areas above Australia, in the Indian Ocean and the Persian Gulf.” Edgar Cayce reading (3976-26) April 28, 1941

If you're not fimilar where that is I'll let the map do all the talking for you.




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originally posted by: BasementWarriorKryptonite
Seismic activity is not increasing.

Actually it is. There has being more Seismic activity then quite in the past.

originally posted by: Agent_USA_Supporter

originally posted by: BasementWarriorKryptonite
Seismic activity is not increasing.

Actually it is. There has being more Seismic activity then quite in the past.

I'm no expert in geology, but if you're going to make that claim you may want to back it up with data.

a reply to: Buddyman

biggest hoax of the century perhaps

originally posted by: Agent_USA_Supporter

originally posted by: BasementWarriorKryptonite
Seismic activity is not increasing.

Actually it is. There has being more Seismic activity then quite in the past.

That is driven by an increase in seismograph stations and the increased ability to measure EQs worldwide. Most of which occur in unoccupied places.

But what about globally? In the past decade we’ve had the massive Tohoku earthquake in Japan and the Sumatra-Andaman quake, each with huge tsunamis. Is seismic activity increasing internationally? No, says the United States Geological Survey on its website. “Although it may seem we are having more earthquakes, earthquakes of magnitude 7 or greater have remained fairly constant.”
What has changed is that with improved global communications and an increase in the number of seismographs, seismologists can now locate more earthquakes than ever before. But there’s no increase in seismic activity. “According to long-term records … we expect about 17 major earthquakes (7.0 to 7.9) and one great earthquake (8.0 or above) in any given year.”

The caveat to this is the increase in small EQs where fracking is ongoing resulting in a marked increase.

We found bimini road off the keys of florida and many think that is the location of one of the lost cities of the alanti. We certainly have lasers and other ray's of death. There were many people born in 99'. The number of 9.9 mag eq's is up greatly. If one wants to believe then there is much info. I do advise to be very leary of groups that use his name now they have been over come by satan for the most part.

a reply to: deadeyedick

1) there are those who believe the bimini road (however you spell it) is a natural formation. There is no confirmation, as yet, that those stones were shaped by man.

2) The post just prior to yours shows that seismic activity is not up with regards to major quakes. The increase in overall seismic activity is due to 2 things: More seismographs recording activity in the oceans and other unoccupied places and fracking.

originally posted by: TheProphetMark

originally posted by: glend
a reply to: TheProphetMark

I take it back then as I believe revelations could be playing out.

You would be right. Trust your instincts Brother

That's interesting as I also think we are seeing Revelations playing out. But what's really interesting is that I don't place much stock in people like Cayce and Nostradamus. They are interesting, but if they ever saw clearly or received truth, they obscured it with other things that weren't true.

However, Nostradamus did predict that the events that would lead to WWIII and that the unrest leading up to that event would start in and around 1999. If the End Times are all about the epic showdown between good and evil, then certainly the echoes of that might echo out in time and space to any with the sensitivity to pick up on it.

The water where the ahem bimni roads LOL is , is shallow. You do know that that was determined to be natural formations right. I can't believe in this day and age people still believe in this spiritualist nonsense. It's beyond ridiculous.
Cayce was F.O.S. nothing he said was ever proven to be true. Nothing in the slightest. He's a fake a charlatan like all the other spiritualists of his age. Laughing my head off.

58-98 almost assuredly refers to 1958-1998 the person writing the blog postulated that it must mean 2058-2098. Why? For that matter why not 3058-3098 or even further into the future. Since all of his predictions omg were about the twentieth century why this hundred year jump. It's all marlarky. reply to: lostbook

And now I'll leave you good people to your game.

a reply to: AutumnWitch657 You know that he had over 14,000 medical readings many which defied medicine at the time. Did you ever find your diamond?

a reply to: bbracken677 yea i read that post and if you look into it a bit further you will find that eq's just below the range of being massive are up very much. If you watch the reporting you will find that very many eq's are downgraded. It will be near impossible to conclude that the bimini road was man made because of the time under water. However it will be just as hard to prove that it is not man made. I find the conclusion that there is more than one atlantis city to be the most belivable for me because of all the cantidates out there.

originally posted by: Agent_USA_Supporter

originally posted by: BasementWarriorKryptonite
Seismic activity is not increasing.

Actually it is. There has being more Seismic activity then quite in the past.

Why is it that people trust records that only go back to pretty much yesterday afternoon? No wonder you all think the sky is falling.

a reply to: BasementWarriorKryptonite

With earthquakes particularly. Reliable records only go back to 1950, and since 1950 the increase in the number of recording stations has skyrocketed which means that, by definition, there have been more earthquakes (recorded).

Add to that the massive increase in communication and the proliferation of news channels intent on bringing us all the news all the time, we hear about quakes we would not have had an inkling of back in the 80s even. Add in the internet and dayum!

a reply to: bbracken677

What you just posted was reason, logic and fact. That sht don't fly here!

Are you saying mankind doesn't capitalize on superiority? I say we'd have made the whole world bow before us if we had it. Self control isn't something man is known for. It'd be the United World of America.

originally posted by: Klassified
I'm not much of a Cayce fan, but I will say, if that "death ray" was found. We would never know about it. There's no way in hell(or on earth) they're going to tell the public they found advanced technology in a city that sank more than 10,000 years ago. Which would also be a good reason to keep its existence a mystery. If it was a real place, that is.

Just my two shillings.

originally posted by: The GUT
How does this fit in with his Atlantis predictions timewise? And the other things he was wrong about? I'm being sincere. Thanks.

While I am not convinced of the idea that this man truly has accurate knowledge of the future, if I remember correctly he has never been proven wrong regarding anything. His "Atlantis" prediction was not proven wrong, because he did not predict the actual discovery of the city. Again, if I remember correctly. I believe he stated that evidence of it would be found in the late 60's or so, and we have no idea whether this happened or not. This is the time when the so-called Bimini Road was discovered, but there could have been something discovered somewhere else that was not connected with Atlantis...Or people didn't know that they unearthed something pertaining to Atlantis. My point is that he was not "proven" wrong.

I believe the city referred to by Plato is most likely along the Southern Spanish coast, in the mudflats that have inundated and buried everything. There is some evidence to support this idea as well. We know there were ancient cities in the area, and this area fits precisely with Plato's description. It also could have been referring to the Minoans. Anyway, I have not seen anything that proved Cayce wrong. In fact, much of what he says makes a lot of sense as far as the supernatural is concerned. And much of his testimony has been corroborated by personal experiences in the areas of a spiritual nature, but they cannot be proven to be true or false at this point in time. We do know that some of his seemingly bizarre medical treatments worked.

I did not think he was referring to earthquakes. The wording made me think of the Antarctic ice caps melting. Now I am not saying I believe the guy was a prophet or was always accurate or anything, I am just pointing out that many of his claims are impossible to debunk.