Secrets of the Ancient World: Exploring the Insights of America's Most Well-Documented Psychic, Edgar Cayce

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Summary: Great Review Of The Cayce Prophecies
Review: This books provides a great review and overview of Edgar Cayce's statements related to the origin and destiny of our human race.

Things which for us today are only legends and myths have a basis in reality at some level. Maybe there really was for example a 'medussa' who had snakes of living hair.

Very interesting for me was the idea that Polaris, the North Star, has become lined up with the entrance to The Great Pyramid in 2004. This alignment indicates that our human race is approaching the beginning of a new age or a new 'root race', the fifth root race. This is tied in with the Mayan calendar that indicates that the current age started arouond 3100 BC and will end in December 2012.

The book also contains a chapter about the various apparitions of the Mother Of God at Fatima and other places. Interestingly the Cayce material related to Mary has its parallels in Catholic tradition. Cayce indicated that Mary is the twin soul of the Christ spirit and was created from Adam as is indicated in the bible. It can be interesting to see how the Catholic Church has its own interpretation of these ideas.

The book also talks about the time when the apostles spoke in one language but everyone could understand them. This may not have been a verbal language but instead is a type of radiation that even the plants and animals can understand. Our ability to understand the radiation was lost as is indicated in the Tower Of Babel story in the bible.

Surprisingly the authors feel that Edgar Cayce's statement that the Great Pyramid is 10,500 years old is wrong based on carbon dating of material from the pyramid. But I don't think Edgar Cayce was ever wrong. Sometimes for example he said things would happen in '98 and people thought he meant 1998 but he could just have easily meant 2098 or even 3198.

Recommended further reading:

UFO Contact From Planet Iarga (which I donated to the ARE library and which mentions Edgar Cayce)

The Giza Power Plant - Christopher Dunn