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I want to expand a bit on what I wrote about psychics. I want to focus on perhaps the most famous psychic: Edgar Cayce. People refer to Cayce as the “sleeping prophet” (he’s not a prophet) because of his ability to diagnose patient’s health problems and to make predictions while being in a trance. Cayce’s predictions have been featured in “prophecy” books and even a History Channel documentary on prophecy.
I did some research on Cayce and found that he is a messenger of evil. There is evidence that Cayce was visited by a spiritual representative from the forces of evil when he was young and remained in contact with them later in life. In addition, Cayce promoted a lot of New Age concepts. For instance, Cayce claims that the title “Christ” is an office like the presidency that someone else can assume, strongly suggests that people read Helena Blavatsky’s The Secret Doctrine (Hitler’s favorite book) and other New Age books, and urges people to eat a meatless diet.
My sense is that the forces of evil fed a lot of “factual” information to Cayce during his trances to get people to believe in his words. At the same time, they fed him a lot of garbage (New Age teachings) to get unsuspecting followers to believe in the garbage. Given Cayce’s role as a messenger of evil, it would not be unwise to see what kinds of things he says about the future to see if there is any correspondence with the Bible. Anything unbiblical that Cayce says should be completely disregarded as a lie.
I read a few of his predictions. He focuses a lot on something called “earth changes”, which relates to the time preceding a pole shift. I do not put a lot of stock into what Cayce has to say about “earth changes” because it’s not my area of expertise and he seems to claim that it would occur in 1998, which did not happen. What caught my eye is what Cayce has to say about Russia. Here are two separate statements Cayce made about Russia.
“Through Russia comes the hope of the world. Not in respect to what is sometimes termed Communism or Bolshevism -- no! But freedom -- freedom! That each man will live for his fellow man. The principle has been born there. It will take years for it to be crystallized; yet out of Russia comes again the hope of the world."
"... for changes are coming, this may be sure -- an evolution or revolution in the ideas of religious thought. The basis of it for the world will eventually come out of Russia. Not communism, no! But rather that which is the basis of the same as the Christ taught -- his kind of communism."
These statements jump out at me because it reminds me of something written in Alice Bailey and Ascended Master (Fallen Angel) Djwhal Khul’s book the Destiny of Nations. Russia is predicted in that book to be where a man (Antichrist) would emerge from to export the New Age Religion to the world. Also, it is important to note that Cayce predicted that Russia will bring “Christ’s” form of “communism”. Cayce, the New Age follower and messenger of evil, is not referring to Jesus Christ, but is referring to Maitreya, the spirit of Antichrist. Maitreya’s spokesmen Benjamin Creme wrote that Maitreya would institute a heavily socialist economic system that is appropriate for the New Age. Therefore, Cayce’s readings about Russia reconfirms what Bailey and Djwhal Khul wrote about Russia and reconfirms what I believe from my analysis of Bible Prophecy. You can read more about this in the following report.
I’m still working on my book, which I still hope to have done soon. While I am typing this blog entry I am listening to “so-called” prophecy teacher Grant Jeffery on Coast to Coast AM, and yikes I think he is really off on what he is saying about Bible Prophecy. He is not someone I would follow for my “end times” information. Anyway, I will probably have new entries coming up soon because I found some other things to write about.
