[Aliska]

This is all so reminiscent of Edgar Cayce, maybe that is why so much of it is a big turnoff to me. Yes, I once read every book about him I could get my hands on, and that was back in the 60's-70's. And he died in 1945, so much of this kind of thinking has been around for awhile. All that was needed was some repackaging.

I repented of messing up my mind with ideas like this.

Some of it is bound to happen given enough time and the natural ebb and flow of climactic conditions. Has Atlantis risen yet? What about the lost continent of Mu in the Pacific? All those alleged healings? All those supposed past life readings?

There are many with seemingly extraordinary occult powers. That I don't doubt. Just beware of the possible source of those powers. Somewhere it is said, and not in jest, something to the effect that the Devil will give you many truths if he can just get you to believe one lie.

Some things may very well come to pass, just as many things have been hidden for centuries because of the shifting sands of time.

[sinanju]

The problem with ol’ Edgar Cayce’s predictions is that they were supposed to get underway beginning in 1968. By now, according to his timetable, a whole buttload of catastrophic events should already have happened.

However, we never seem to hear about all those earth-shattering predictions of his that never came about.