Atlantis off the west cost of Ireland Part 2

a reply to: Marduk

Furthermore, that book was written by his son. I wouldn't expect many other people to write the books besides his family or the A.R.E.

However, many other people HAVE written books about him and use him and his readings as a source.

Just bc you are too narrow minded to believe in something that is bigger than yourself doesn't mean it is not true. Must be pretty miserable to debunk everything out there, lots to do...get ready to get busy on this forum board.

a reply to: veracity

Wow, you got totally fooled didn't you. Instead of bitching at what I've told you and deliberately insulting me, any rational person would go find out, you want to stick with your delusional belief system that's fine, but don't attempt to debate it until you know what you're talking about.

Perhaps you could explain to me why this is funny ?
Cayce declared the Piltdown man to be genuine, claiming he was an Atlantean colonizer who had travelled to Britain

or admit you know practically nothing about any of this

a reply to: LUXUS



Very good work OP!
I had drawn a connection between Ireland and Atlantis years ago due to the Tuatha De Danan 'myth' but I never followed up on it, so I am glad some other people have been looking into it!

originally posted by: veracity
a reply to: Marduk

Furthermore, that book was written by his son. I wouldn't expect many other people to write the books besides his family or the A.R.E.

However, many other people HAVE written books about him and use him and his readings as a source.

Just bc you are too narrow minded to believe in something that is bigger than yourself doesn't mean it is not true. Must be pretty miserable to debunk everything out there, lots to do...get ready to get busy on this forum board.

Tell me which of Cayce's predictions have come true, if he has such a sterling record.

Harte

a reply to: Marduk

I don't have to prove shiiii to you.

a reply to: Harte

that question is so elementary to me, if you want to look up his record, then find out for yourself. I believe, you don't, anyone reading can make their decision on their own, do your own research and leave me out of it.

Also I would appreciate if you keep your negativity out of it as well.

originally posted by: veracity
a reply to: Marduk

I don't have to prove shiiii to you.

That's cool. I'm not posting so you can look clever, I'm posting to show everyone else that you are clueless
So you don't have any credible evidence that Cayce was genuine you say, that's nice, not heard that before from a true believer...
laughable Veracity, laughable


also. telling people who have clearly researched this more than you to do their own research just makes you look even more ignorant, we've done the research, all you've done is read a couple of books produced by an organisation which is well known to lie for profit.

originally posted by: veracity
a reply to: Harte

that question is so elementary to me,

Yup me too, None of his predictions have come true, his own son went on record to state that his future predictions were nonsense. Bet you didn't know that either. You are wilfully ignorant
being like that is actually against the ideals of this forum.

originally posted by: veracity
a reply to: Harte

that question is so elementary to me, if you want to look up his record, then find out for yourself. I believe, you don't, anyone reading can make their decision on their own, do your own research and leave me out of it.

Also I would appreciate if you keep your negativity out of it as well.

Right into the snare.

Harte

a reply to: Marduk

I don't know shiiii about his future predictions, im talking about his life readings in which most of them were true and brought comfort. He was a man that could see the past, past lives, I didn't even know he claimed to know the future.

originally posted by: veracity
a reply to: Marduk

I don't know shiiii about his future predictions, im talking about his life readings in which most of them were true and brought comfort. He was a man that could see the past, past lives, I didn't even know he claimed to know the future.

There's no evidence for the above, with the possible exception of bringing comfort.

You simply cannot find any evidence that anything Cayce said or did had any effect other than detrimental on anyone's health.

All you can find is what the ARE claims is true. You can't even look into the cases yourself because they control the vast majority of his records, and they're not open for perusal.

Harte

a reply to: Cataclysmo

I have the same theory myself. Even if we've only been modern humans for 200,000 years, if you think of what we have done in just 100 years, you can imagine doing that over and over over that span. I can imagine many many "advanced" civilizations coming and going throughout history. I can imagine easily achieving oil-based lighting/heating level civilizations similar to our late 19th century, and possibly even rudimentary electricity here and there, coming and going many times without a trace.

I play the game Civilization and it has the concept of a "great person" that is a genius of something or other. These geniuses can make a huge difference in the game as they allow you to build a wonder (like the pyramids) in record time, for example. I think we forget the power of these geniuses in real life and it is easy for me to imagine countless geniuses in little city states throughout the last 200,000 years that brought that city-state, or civilization to greatness, and have it fade to nothing within a couple of generations of their passing.

I think there is ample evidence of this in our written history and I expect that our forgotten history is richer than we know.

originally posted by: veracity
a reply to: Marduk
...I didn't even know he claimed to know the future.

Really? That's odd, because why else would you have said this:

originally posted by: veracity
He was a known psychic...

The question now is, why are you intentionally lying?

originally posted by: veracity
a reply to: Marduk

I don't know shiiii about his future predictions, im talking about his life readings in which most of them were true and brought comfort. He was a man that could see the past, past lives, I didn't even know he claimed to know the future.

Oh really, so you can confirm that eating active charcoal will cure cancer ?
and that Cancer, rather than being a disease of the cell, is actually a by-product of cumulative waste

Cayce talked crap all the time, its only the ignorance of his patients that allowed him to continue and its only the ignorance of his modern day adherents to all the hidden misses, that allows his bs to continue today. The A.R.E actively hide his errors, so you are not dealing with the facts at all, you're dealing with the lies...
Unfortunately, because of your own credulity, you wouldn't know the truth if it punched you in the face

originally posted by: Sahasrara
a reply to: Cataclysmo
I play the game Civilization and it has the concept of a "great person" that is a genius of something or other.

It ALSO shows you that you can't develop certain things until you develop other supporting technologies (seafaring requires mapmaking.) And those leave marks on the land.

Leonardo da Vinci would have been hard pressed to come up with his flying machine in an era where the top technology was stone knives and bear skins.

originally posted by: Byrd
where the top technology was stone knives and bear skins.

I thought that was 1930s New York

a reply to: AdmireTheDistance

lol, a psychic does so much more than make future predictions.

originally posted by: veracity
a reply to: AdmireTheDistance

lol, a psychic does so much more than make future predictions.

But Cayce never claimed to be psychic.

Harte

originally posted by: Sahasrara
a reply to: Cataclysmo
I play the game Civilization and it has the concept of a "great person" that is a genius of something or other. These geniuses can make a huge difference in the game as they allow you to build a wonder (like the pyramids) in record time, for example.

Civ is a cracking game man, I still actually play all the time. It works great for understanding certain things in a different way. (Can't wait for the new one either)

Cayce was full of crap though guys come on. He may well have believed what he saw and maybe even saw them.. But it was all in his mind. In fact it is the organisation that is most to blame for these fraudulent claims, money grabbers the lot of em.

a reply to: Harte

Im hot as hell and have long legs and look great in 8 in. red high heel shoes. My a$$ is to die for and my eyes will stop you dead in your tracks if I look at you. I will make you sweat and scream if you give me the chance in bed but im not going to go around to everyone claiming that I can do that...whats your point?