Atlantis World War Pole Shift | The Terrifying Predictions of Edgar Cayce

[@gisellaguilar301]

Just discovered this great channel. Congrats! the way you explain is superb 👍👌

[@TheWhyFiles]

Glad you found the channel, Gisell!! Thanks for watching.

[@HecklefishMoriarty]

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Same here...

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[@CatchTheFishy93]

Edgar Casey is the reason my family is from Detroit - my grandpa went to see him obviously a very long time ago in Ohio and Edgar told him his business was in Detroit and that he needed to move here and so he did and he opened a successful business we still have today. Very cool to stumble upon this video today!

[@Rawdiswar]

What type of business?

[@CatchTheFishy93]

@@Rawdiswar it's an oil for pain relief

[@cherylcallahan5402]

The Why files

[@Leadfoot_P71]

@@CatchTheFishy93 Is it snake oil?

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CBD Hemp under disguise of something else!!!

[@kaliwindx7287]

I had a good friend, whose aunt worked for Mr. Casey as a transcriber, taking down what he was saying during his trances. She said he was the kindest man she ever knew, that he was unfailingly kind to everyone. She said he was the most wonderful person she ever worked for or with.

[@alicetelford9027]

Gladys Davis was Cayce’s stenographer,

[@leliad7602]

Thanks for sharing this.

[@VenetiaZaharias-vs7en]

​@@alicetelford9027... I learned shorthanded in high school in 1969...I learned Pitman. I know it like I learned it yesterday. I tool the state regrets in 12th grade. The teachers told me I got the highest in the state. I didn't believe them. The principal called me down to his office. I opened the door and said whatever I did I didn't do it. He said to me...I did something good for our school.

[@ennen1701]

And this is why Edgar Cayce will always be my favorite psychic. He truly wanted to help people and he proved it by not requiring people pay for his help.

[@ronkistner2672]

amen

[@lindarichards676]

Amen 🙌

[@lifeoutsidecomfortzone]

Doctors also may want to truly help people, and they still get paid. 😊 Nurses, psychologists, dog walkers, teachers, dentists, forensic detectives, lawyers, art therapists, hospice workers, environmental scientists, local church social media marketing teams, 911 call operators… Why should psychics be the group that must give their services away for free to be seen as more ‘valid?’

[@celesteadeanes4478]

@@lifeoutsidecomfortzone he gave them an option. He accepted donations

[@stardust949]

And your argument is the logic that states not one doctor, not one researcher, not one nurse, not one first responder, etc. could EVER want to help people---because each of those professions collects a pay check---so they could pay their bills and support their family.

[@danielglenn8976]

“We need more people willing to dedicate their lives to others.” Thank you!

[@roymccloure7391]

@@danielglenn8976 starting with you

[@CookeAaronJ]

A few months ago, I was in a rut, turning 40, & unhappy. Among other things, your episodes rekindled the flame of curiosity in me. We’re in an amazing universe and I was missing all of it! In THE most crowded market on Earth, you (& Hecklefish) are clearly operating on another level… you guys aren’t aliens are you ;) Thanks again, can’t wait to see where you go!

[@TheWhyFiles]

Thanks so much, Aaron! Keep your chin up. 40 is the new 38!

[@kenpeters9807]

You made it to 40 and you’re depressed?! I don’t get it.

[@SootSootSooty]

I’m with you there. I found this channel during a bit of a dark period and it did a similar thing for me as it did for you. I’m glad content creators get comments like these so they know the positive impact their having on people. It’s a gift that’s priceless honestly. So thank you and thank you Hecklefish! You make a difference to lives out there you’d never even know about! X

[@bubbag9191]

wait till you hit 50 lmao

[@angela32615]

@@bubbag9191 haha 😂

[@pollyalamode]

I had a very detailed dream in 2011 that focused on numbers. When I woke up the numbers were still in my head so I wrote them down. Three years later my Mom became ill and was put on hospice. The numbers popped in my head during that time and I realized the numbers were a date and that date was rapidly approaching. I called all of my siblings and let them know I felt that was the date she was going to pass. We were all with her when she passed, on that exact date which was the series of numbers I dreamt about 3 years earlier.

[@eldante4139]

Why do you think it didn’t happen DB? Many people dream of future events whether coincidental or not.

[@eldante4139]

@D B no it doesn’t, you said ‘that didn’t happen’ so you were doubting the events stated in the first post. Whereas I have clearly said that the events could have happened whether coincidental or not as that doesn’t affect how the events unfolded, events which you doubted even happened.

[@t-mac1236]

@@eldante4139o sense arguing with that person. Weird stuff has happened to me that people who wouldn’t understand. Quite ignorant to say “that didn’t happen” The universe is strange.

[@C-Here]

That's really powerful... Sorry for your loss... You have a gift and I'm glad it allowed you to be there... 🙏🙏

[@AmicusAdastra]

@D B denial

[@ManyfiresWoman]

I've read all the books on Edgar Cayce and taught a class about him. You've done a great job on describing his life and his medical readings! His readings on a person's previous lifetimes were amazing. As for his predictive abilities being accurate, some were "perhaps" or "maybe" outcomes as the future could change depending on the choices that individuals made. Some listened to his recommendations... some didn't. And that included him. He was 'told' not to do so many readings as it was affecting his health. But he continued anyway and died. He made a difference in my life as I learned to listen to my dreams That has saved me many times.

[@RudolfJvVuuren]

Wow

[@antoinetteadams7631]

Did Cayce ever depict when the world would suffer the fate of a Cataclysms? Year? Date? Roughly around?

[@alexxbaudwhyn7572]

Yep Predictions involving human actions and choices, whether individual or country, world level, SHOULD never be possible with high certainty, especially more than a few months or years out, as that would preclude Freewill, karma effects due to personal and societal level attitudes and decisions and norms of the time. Imo, it's better to test the track records of the Cayces and Nostradamus's of the world based on their predictions of events and natural conditions human's have little or zero control over, like solar, planetary events, large scale natural disasters like earthquakes, tsunami, volcano's, etc.

[@tr7b410]

The other prophetic data base I referr to is time traveller AL Bielek,s narrative in 2000.His visions of the years 2137 & 2750 appears pretty convincing evidence of his use of the technology ;S4 AREA 51 Project Looking Glass,which showed him those 2 future lifetimes.

[@sphinxrising1129]

Apparently you missed the part of his life when he was only right 39% of the time.

[@3mountains307]

Stuff outside of linear understanding happens frequently. I worked for a nightmare head nurse when I was a brand new Army nurse. I escaped from her ward and went to the ER a year later. 4 years later while in a master's program at the Health Sciences Center in San Antonio, I dreamed about this bizarre woman, and that morning ran into her in the cafeteria line. There was no reason to dream of her. Stuff like this happens to lots of people.

[@dinahbrown902]

Everyone has abilities but few realize this.

[@debbiestinnett2987]

@@dinahbrown902 truth. Let your mind be free. Let it run. Gather what you can. Hold onto it.

[@dinahbrown902]

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[@CDSantilo]

I had a dream that a fire truck was coming at me head on in my lane. It happened a few days later. I'm still not used to this.

[@rhondasisco-cleveland2665]

Are you neurodivergent?

[@paolacro2919]

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[@Pakshya]

Perfect description of this channel!! Not too skeptical to leave a nasty and cynical attitude about life and not too whoodooish to make him look ridiculous..

[@rcd4416]

Paola your the best!!! Loved your comment terrific this is the most relaxing channel. Great community. Pretty much an educated bunch. Welcome

[@byrnespeed]

Coudn't have said it better. This guy is just awesome to listen to. From his tone to his humor with that fish, lightens the mood. Makes us reflect and forces us to draw our own conclusions based on the information he gives us. More than entertaining. Nice comment, cheers!

[@mariovillarreal8647]

But from outset to now he's slowly and surely become a professional yes/no man debunker.

[@BillGreenAZ]

Great way of describing AJ's presentations. AJ always seems to bring us down to Earth in regard to finding a more realistic explanation for the fantastic, but not always.

[@dallasmore6703]

All I know is my 1st wife used to know the phone was going to ring and who was making the call, before it rang. A couple of times people she'd never met and with whom I hadn't conversed in years were on the phone.This was before cellphones and the internet. She also predicted her own death. She knew she would die young, and she did. There were many other instances, too many to be just coincidence.

[@pegs1659]

Did she have a NDE? I had one when I was 7 and have abilities like that also.

[@AG-iu9lv]

My aunt works in surgery. Shortly after her son, my cousin "H", died young, a patient who was deep in the juice told her that "H" wants her to know that he talks to "A" (me). He does. My aunt said she had not mentioned H in her patient's presence, or even in several days at work despite it being a recent loss. Though she had talked about me at work, she had always referred to me as her niece and never mentioned my name. I've grown to like it, but it's a family name that makes no sense and is a pain in the dick to explain. We have a wonderful relationship, and I get why she just calls me her niece. But, this makes it even weirder that the patient said my name. Anyway, that's a lot of editorializing to say, I believe your wife. Because, he does.

[@WastedTalentIndustries]

I used to do this also with the land line phones when I was a kid. It used to freak people out. I could always tell who was calling and when. Sometimes I'd be in my room away from the phone and I'd yell "mom" she'd say yes dear or whatever I'd say "grandpa is calling" and before she could answer brrrinnnnggg the phone would ring. I've never seen or heard about anyone else doing this accurately the way I did so I was happy to see your comment. I'm sorry to hear about the loss of your wife though.

[@cyberfunk3793]

@@WastedTalentIndustries You could have demonstrated your ability to a sceptic like James Randi and collected the million dollars nobody else would able to ever collect.

[@cyberfunk3793]

@@davedhayden And you believe a) That CIA actually did it b) Not a scam by CIA to fool someone c) Successful and not some effect like people fooling the CIA or people knowing which time someone would call so noticed a pattern? I would need a few more independent parties replicating any such effect before even considering it possible.

[@gailweatherall1215]

I have read all the Edgar Cayce books and have studied them for years. Such an amazing man.

[@nefelipapadi9608]

Me too and he is the only one who told us about the beginning of life on earth with socalled "thought-forms"

[@hi.-_176]

Is there a book of him that is totally about the predictions he made? I just wanna know about all the future predictions he did😅

[@mischugee]

Edgar Cayce was much more than just a Fortune Teller. He was the Father of Holistic Medicine. He set up a Holistic Hospital in Virginia Beach called the Association of Research and Enlightenment where people could use the therapies of his readings to try and heal themselves. Castor oil packs over the liver is a very popular therapy. He was a fascinating person but so humble. His life has so many incredible events that happened to him. For more info, Read the Sleeping Prophet and There is a River. Peace Be With Everyone!

[@devintheguru]

While that is wonderful that he did that, let's not go so far as discredit the many dozens of ancient cultures around the world that still actively practice traditional medicine, which is holistic and naturopathic, from European witchcraft and native American shamanism to African vodun, Indian Ayurveda, and traditional Chinese medicine. These are all very much alive today with lineages that go back centuries to millennia, and they're still practiced today. What Edgar Cayce offers may coincide with some of these bodies of knowledge. There's also a new branch of holistic western medicine that combines witchcraft and Chinese medicine with modern medical science. There's a lot of effective treatments, including the new energy medicine systems being developed in the New Age spiritual community. Many people are simply ignorant that so many forms of medicine already exist due to the indoctrination of "western medicine" as the "best" form of medicine. 🌺🍵🙏

[@1CelloOne]

I grew up in VA Beach - the ARE is a fascinating place, the energy there is different for sure. The BEST book, in my opinion, about Edgar Cayce is called, “A Seer Out of Season,” by Dr. Harmon Hartzell Bro.

[@cliffordmahanga3848]

Peace, love, and happiness to you too ❤

[@jyellowhammer]

He is also the individual who instructed an orthopedic surgeon to use metal pins to hold broken bones together while they are in the healing process. Pretty much the standard medical procedure for severe broken bones today.

[@jyellowhammer]

He is also the individual who instructed an orthopedic surgeon to use metal pins to hold broken bones together while they are in the healing process. Pretty much the standard medical procedure for severe broken bones today.

[@N9830G]

Edgar Cayce's Story of the Origin and Destiny of Man was a life-changing book for me. Was Cayce for real? For me it doesn't matter. His teachings have had a tangible positive impact on my life and for that, I'm thankful.

[@MagicalChemicalDaddy-rw2yj]

I like the readings about the soul and spirit. According to Cayce.. the soul was given so that we may know ourselves apart from God. If the soul was not given than individuality would not be a thing. He says the purpose of life is to know yourself to be yourself and one with the all of God. From his readings what we call God is wholeness.

[@waldwassermann]

Yes… it’s all about companionship.

[@forrestmacdonald9944]

Dude the American prophet by Sydney d Kirkpatrick is a book on Cayce and it literally CHANGED MY LIFE!!! I’ll have to check this out. God bless

[@N9830G]

@@forrestmacdonald9944 awesome, I hope you enjoy it! I’ll check that one out too. Thanks.

[@leanaedwards9634]

Yes . Real..... Utube.. Dark Journalist

[@jongangloff8076]

Funny story, I slept on my trade school textbook for 2 weeks straight during a particular chapter in automotive repair. Teacher kept giving me a hard time and even threatened to expel me. Come exam day, I was the only one who got 100%. Teacher was floored and was convinced I learn by Reverse Osmosis

[@kathyelliott6051]

Good on you , I'm so happy for you ,who knows maybe you did !!! Life can only get better for you keep learning ....... 🙃😉

[@labratty2139]

@@jongangloff8076 i sleep with my cell phone.. AI app on ;)

[@MtShastaBeing]

Awesome!

[@trebleclef1697]

I am related to Edgar on my dad’s side. My mom would tell me about him when I was little. It is strange because I’ve had a few dreams that have come true but it wasn’t ever anything huge. This video blew my mind!

[@chriscausey3233]

You know the guy was proven to be a phony don't you?

[@chriscausey3233]

@@kittycat8222 Leave your mythology out of this.

[@Enne_esse]

@@chriscausey3233 Ummm...no he wasn't. What a dumb thing to say.

[@jamesbullock7257]

You can chat with him if you learn how. Its non typical but once you get a sign its self powered as time passes. Nothing new people would tell you. That birdy on your shoulder, a notion is where to start and always follow that in life. You will find him there if you seek

[@allouttabubblegum1984]

David Wilcock hasn't claimed to be his incarnation, but he looks similar to him and supposedly a lot of his friends look like Cayce's friends. You also might like the Archaix channel.

[@longbowshooter5291]

Read one story about Gayce - he diagnosed some person's illness, and prescribed an old medicine even back then in the 20's called "oil of smoke". The pharmacy shop he tried to get it from said they didn't have that in their shop. Gayce sent word to look on the second shelf of the right hand cabinet behind another bottle of medicine, and it was hidden by that bottle. The pharmacist did as Gayce said, and he found the "oil of smoke" bottle.

[@BabalonNuit]

I actually discovered a bottle of "oil of smoke" once; I recalled reading about it in an Edgar Cayce book.

[@longbowshooter5291]

@@BabalonNuit Probably from the same story.

[@williamcurcio7367]

As a long time Coast to Coast AM fan, the name of Edgar Cayce is instantly recognizable. As always, great show!

[@humanearthling4661]

Back in 1964, I visited the Edgar Cayce Institute in virginia. I was waay into Edgar Cayce to say the least. It was a most fascinating trip and I never forgot it. He is the one that sparked my interest in politics and the need for people to keep informed to whatever extent they can, into the acts of their politicians.

[@Tkidddd]

Va Beach

[@Apple_Teck]

What always amazed me about Edgar Cayce’s story is that he was not educated in any of the sciences (Nor college-educated) however, he was able to come up with different diagnoses that he was unaware of.

[@martinemjt]

channeling

[@hinduismwithpremananddasbhagat]

He did work in a spiritual bookstore and read everything. You can be very well versed in the sciences and not college educated. This is an argument used for him a lot, but it basically is illogical. It says nobody can become educated in something without a college degree. Very much not true, but for Cayce suddenly he's a genius for having read books, and read a lot of them, and read multiple newspapers a day. Most of what he said could be traced to books and things in the news.

[@BlondeManNoName]

He was accessing the Akashic records where all of the information is stored.

[@MagicalChemicalDaddy-rw2yj]

@@hinduismwithpremananddasbhagat this is incorrect. He was uneducated. Most of what he said can be traced back to his subconscious mind.

[@W1HURI]

@@MagicalChemicalDaddy-rw2yj false

[@Censoredagain7881]

My sister and her daughter are super psychics. I worked in my local rescue squad and EMS for years. At that time a man had killed his girlfriend and wouldn't admit to it or show anyone where her put her body. The local Sheriff had the Rescue Squad looking everywhere for her. In our lakes and rivers mostly. I live in Western North Carolina in the mountains. My sister and niece live in Florida, about 700 miles apart. I mailed ( before cell phones) them a newspaper article to them to see if they could find her. Once they received the article, they called a couple more psychic friends over to help. They couldn't see any street names, but they described where the girl was in a patch of woods, over a very steep bank, where she would be found eventually, what she was wearing, and how her body was positioned, and the type of shollow grave she was in. I wrote it all down exactly and gave it to the SBI and Sheriff. They told this to the killer so he thought they had found her. He then confessed and took them to the body. After the fact they came to me wanting to know how I knew all of this information because it was so spot on. One officer who was a goid friend of mine said it was so spot on it was scary. I explained to them that it was a group of psychics 700 miles away in Florida. It took some convincing but they finally believed me. I was worried they might have charged me as a accomplice.😅😅.

[@-jank-willson]

asheville? Waynesville?

[@Censoredagain7881]

@@-jank-willson Cherokee

[@raymondpage9696]

You have got to be one of the best narrators and speakers on KZbin I'm enlightened every time I listen to you and you have compassion love and understanding in an open mind I appreciate you I learned from you you're a good man thank you so much AJ I hope to hear more from you for the past year now I have learned so much just by listening and you was talking about Edgar Casey we need more men like that in this world you are one of them men

[@TheWhyFiles]

Thank you for your kind words and support, Raymond. You're the reason I do this channel.

[@eternalfrostandsunshine]

Agree, love his manner and voice and contenr

[@1Mountainclimber]

Your show is awesome! Keep it up!

[@luv2luv720]

That was a very sweet comment! You're one of those men too 😉

[@scottcampbell1559]

Wow.....that was one long sentence!!

[@jwd557]

I really appreciate the last part where you said whether it's true or not, we need more people looking out for each other. thank you.

[@bradheath4200]

Absolutely.

[@jyellowhammer]

Facts!

[@gailweatherall1215]

Cayce was amazing...I studied his readings for 7 years.

[@dezraq1984]

David Wilcock is the reincarnation of Cayce.

[@Woof728]

@@dezraq1984 How do you know?

[@hoppermantis7615]

There is a large amount books that is not allowed for the public.

[@KennyEvansUK]

I too studied him 25 plus years ago and whilst I found he was not a charlatan in that sense of the word, he introduced nothing to the world that was not already published or posited. Therefore you can only come to the conclusion that Cayce was not in any way a medium but was simply taking other peoples ideas and research and repackaging them as his own to an audience who knew no better. His so called medical advice can be referred to as nothing more than quackery, taking established treatments from around the world, all available in newly published and popular books and again regurgitating them as something new mostly to an illiterate and uneducated clientele for whom there were no alternatives.

[@ponceje2011]

My friend as a kid got lost in native land/ grounds and something told her to go certain paths so she and her sister won't get lost. She said Native American spirits guided her out of this. She felt something came over her that she couldn't describe.

[@pamelarutan2575]

So glad that Spirit has touched your life. These experiences will open your heart up to being able to embrace "psychic" phenomena! 🤗

[@JJWolford]

You people need help.

[@TheAlchemist1089]

​@@JJWolfordedgy comment

[@JJWolford]

@@TheAlchemist1089 How? If anyone's being "edgy" it's the people above me. I'm just saying it's not healthy to believe in such things and that they need true mental and spiritual help and guidance.

[@coolboy5428]

@@JJWolford You are the problem.

[@jettsteari3062]

This guy is one of the best hosts on KZbin. As is the consistent quality content and presentation. A lot of the stories have and are currently being covered but this channel has that X factor. Even the fish is entertaining and not distracting or annoying , which could easily happen. Great site.

[@kblo7473]

JC is much better in hearings 🤙😃

[@gregjohnson4493]

My dad was ahead of his time in several ways, he was into homeopathic remedies and reflexology in the late 1950's. He also had a couple of books about Edgar Casey, the Sleeping Prophet. I just thought it was all crazy, but I've looked into both homeopathic remedies and reflexology, but never looked into Edgar Casey so this episode was fascinating to me. Thanks for sharing.

[@whatthefox4787]

For anyone thats had a broken bone set with steel pins...yep..that idea came from Edgar Cayce.

[@bernadettecrawford3656]

Your dad was a very wise man

[@Thisisnttravis]

might be wrong but I think he has a video dedicated to his life

[@Woof728]

@@ecallk5544 Conversations With God is very good too though I don't think it contains prophecy. It explains what God is. The author was down on his luck and very depressed. He started automatic writing dictated by a higher power - God.

[@iamkunichiwa]

Thank you for ending on a good note! We often dismiss people with special abilities, not just thru psychics but also that fall under wide spectrum of neurodiversity or people that are just different. I have read Edgar Cayce’s books and he seemed like a genuine guy who truly cared as mentioned in the video. Also community here is amazing! I thoroughly enjoyed reading other comments. Love your channel!!!!

[@jabronisauce6833]

Because they make wild claims are we to simply believe without actual proof? That’s moronic.

[@rollergirldreams6092]

This was one of my favorite episode ever because I have always wanted to work for the greater good and to help people. He was a true ascended master.

[@davidmccoy8479]

Edgar Cayce is considered by some to be the father of holistic medicine. The majority of his readings were about helping others , at no cost to them. I've read that Cayce had an 80% accuracy rating on his readings and predictions, which is unprecedented in modern times. Thanks for what you do, I enjoy the content.

[@n-da-bunka2650]

I wasn't anywhere NEAR 80% but rather was closer to 20% but he did so MANY "readings" that even that 20% is astonding.

[@echofoxtrot2.051]

So he heard things from demons? Not impressive. Ill-advised.

[@ms.annthrope415]

I dont believe Edgar Cayce can pass any controlled scientifc conditions. Most predictions are ambiguous and value that can be interpreted any way. Just like Nostrodamus. His quatrains are full of vague mushy descriptions that could mean anything and nothing. Now we have lots of 3rd hand Edgar stories embellished over decades without adequate documentations to demonstrate what actually happened.

[@angusgibsonesq6720]

Arnica. No

[@mariovillarreal8647]

Edgar Cayce great healer prophet and man. Baba VANGA had 85% correct prediction rate.

[@SoberOKMoments]

Cayce also explained timelines on events were somewhat fluid, because the actions (and prayers) of others could affect outcomes and even alter the time in which an event might take place. His predictions and medical treatments were accurate in excess of 80 percent of the time. His education center established to study his "readings" is still active today.

[@bls5160]

A.R.E. Library in Virginia Beach. We always visit it when we go there on vacation. My mother was a follower of his since the 70's.

[@erkaderka3571]

80 percent is higher than most modern day physicians😎

[@the.parks.of.no.return]

I think this too. The future us fluid.

[@heinzmittermaier4577]

There is a big Biblothek in Maryland USA...I wait.for his pred.from Wisdom Hall in Ägypten.

[@russeljames3147]

True- and even whether events occur or not. As I understand it, the Cayce readings indicate that prophecy is essentially a vibrational likelihood based on current patterns and choices. Possessed of free will, other choices/patterns can occur. Indeed it may be considered that the prophecy itself exists precisely so that it’s fruition is averted. How’s that for a “Why” file?

[@gemslight77]

Edgar Cayce was a unique clairvoyant. In that his vision opened when asleep. His books are still interesting to read. Enjoyed the video. 👍

[@UncleDavesKitchen]

I had met Cayce's secretary in the 1970s. She said he was such a nice man. I wish I had asked more questions.

[@bethylou8293]

As a medium who had stopped doing readings for a while due to all the negativity in the world, your call for us to come back and do our thing did my heart some good today. Today I was once again tugged on to help others heal their souls. Darn you Casey and WF. lol! Being a sign to me specifically today! lmao! Thank you for not dismissing my profession, but also for being honest about how odd it is and how many are frauds. (Trust me there are tons of them, they truly ruin it for us real folks.) Anyway, your videos are inspiring, provoking, and as always entertaining. I hope you have a wonderful day!

[@rhondapelletier2141]

Even if you help only one person in your lifetime it’s worth it, to be your true self. You could change somebody’s life entirely and then that’s a ripple affect to all their loved ones.🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️🥰

[@bethbartlett5692]

The "Universal Law of Attraction" is key, when we Focus on the Positive, Meditate Daily to align with our Higher Self, generally holding a higher Vibrational Frequency. This affects the whole, it is what we can and are successfully doing to raise the positive frequency in the world and the magnetic frequency of the Earth. Every individual can do this, everyone is worthy. Best Thoughts and Wellbeing ...

[@queenwhitaker5407]

How would I go about getting a reading from you? Do you have a website?

[@sadrera3593]

I would expect that you give many grieving and/or traumatized people peace. That is a true gift.

[@mrjoshd]

@@queenwhitaker5407 I can give you one for $10.

[@ryanlight3205]

Not sure if AJ has time to read the comments, but I would just like to say that The Why Files really stands out as an exceptional channel in every regard. Most of all, it’s the insightful commentary used at the end of the videos that give a greater meaning to the content discussed. Something I rarely see elsewhere and always written so eloquently, like leaving the show wrapped up with a perfect little bow, like an intellectual present, containing intriguing material on subjects that are on the fringe of popular culture, containing well-timed comedic interplay with a natural flow and well thought, insightful commentary that leaves the audience left to contemplate (what I usually see as) the true meaning of the story. I just really impressed and rarely share in the comments, but I believe it’s worth stating how well done the content created truly is. Good job AJ! I could see you having a television show someday, (if it’s not already being talked about?)…

[@kathyelliott6051]

EXACTLY

[@johncox5297]

Exactly!

[@katherineangier9152]

Me too

[@lennyjohnson9331]

Have to agree , once I began to tolerate the gold fish

[@guruprasadbolar5669]

Very True...

[@JohanLithvall]

I rarely find content on KZbin in this quality. Great job. Here’s a prediction of my own: your channel will grow really big.

[@Nothing2CHere4U]

The Absent Sunken Treasure is easy to explain. The moment word of it's location was known, The East India Shipping Company was first on the spot, found it and absconded with it, leaving a large group of hopeful Treasure Hunters focused on a Lame Duck location, leaving other potential worldly finds free to explore without haste.

[@bradybaas6389]

I'm from New Zealand, the last 4 yrs in a row during the month of December the sun has risen at 4:30am instead of 5:45am. Doesn't make mainstream media...........no surprises there.

[@pamelarutan2575]

WOW, that is incredible!

[@lauralockwood8895]

I am from NZ too! What area are you in? I am in Dunedin. While living in Invercargill I used to get to work at 5am during the winter months of 2023. I noticed the sun was ALREADY rising as I was driving to work at 4:45am. It baffled me that the sun was rising so early. The sunset was LATE, like 10:30pm. Is this normal?

[@umbro12]

Clocks get turned back

[@bradybaas6389]

Hey Laura. Hope you're well, I'm in Dunedin also🙂, most people lack awareness and are unconscious. It's not normal, it's because the magnetic poles are shifting and 🌏 has a slight wobble to it's rotation.

[@keepitreal2902]

Glitch in the matrix

[@edwardbliss8931]

These are the kind of Edgar Cayce videos I'm actually looking for. Someone that condenses future events in a way that's easy to understand

[@josephvanwie6706]

Yes, but then again AJ uses Google and Wikipedia for research and makes statements based on their skewed results. I've read books on Edgar Casey's life and he was the real deal. Edgar never predicted anything, he was a tool for spirit entities. Beings who came through this world and were highly educated. Edgar sacrificed his life for others and pushed himself into an early grave. Slander is a terrible thing and very prevalent in today's society. Even people's God's come under condemnation by many. Research for yourself about everything and then your perceptions will be clear, not skewed by detractors. ....

[@everanon4914]

Have you read the Nostradamus books by Delores Cannon?

[@edwardbliss8931]

@@everanon4914 No. But I've watched many of her videos on KZbin

[@BOTPlayingBlackOPS6]

not like the bible, that is a hard book to understand but every thing in there has come true!

[@izicwindsor7987]

This almost completely tosses the Bible yet again. Holy Bible as well

[@kenbellchambers4577]

'Whether or not?' Cayce got it right so many times that there is no doubt. He was able to heal fourteen hundred people with only one person not healed, and this failure was due to herb prescribed being replaced with a substitute, I am certain that Cayce was a genuine man of God. Thanks for a great glimpse into the life of Edgar Cayce.

[@jebes909090]

Did he really though. I find when you look at most fortunes that 'came true' you'll find a vague statment that people will then search for a situation of it being true. Nostradamous's quatrains are notorious for this. I imagine edgar cayce's stuff is like this too.

[@C-Here]

@@jebes909090 Omg- you "imagine"?? How about you actually read some of Edgar's books for yourself - so you know what you are talking about- rather than guessing... 🤦😅

[@Hughesmedia1]

@@C-Here Many people will hear or see just a glimpse of the Cayce material and draw an immediate conclusion about the person. As many of us know, the material Cayce drew upon was from the Akashic Records, the recording of every sou's thoughts-words-deeds through EACH lifetime. There are 14,000 (thousand) readings in the Cayce library in Virginia Beach. Douglas James Cottrell in Canada has already surpassed Cayce by double the readings. So glad there are some of us here who know the rest of the story.

[@unused0011]

@@Hughesmedia1 im assuming there are multiple books, could you point me to the one you find most profound or a good starting point please?

[@kateashby3066]

@@jebes909090​​⁠welp, she beat me to it 😂^ Go read a book, then come back and share 😊

[@kenmcclellan]

Cayce, like many of the ancients, viewed history as a cycle. He said there was a yin-yang to the battle of good and evil ... light and darkness ... and that it runs 16 times a precession marked by a sign in the sky. He said the turmoil and strife would begin when we saw: "The Sun, the Moon, Jupiter, Uranus and Venus all in the one sign." And now it has happened ... last month in the House of Taurus. Stand by for war.

[@kennethschweighardt4920]

You hit the nail on the head. People are so selfish today as opposed to believing themselves as part of a greater thing more important than their individual selves.

[@themacocko6311]

1. Only in western culture. You are looking at things through your small perception. Many places throughout the world don't celebrate individuaisml to such an extreme. Some tribes don't even have words that represent the individual

[@kennethschweighardt4920]

@@themacocko6311 Small perception?? How about REAL perception. People are selfish everywhere. While 'many places' in the world may not celebrate individualism, they certainly practice it on an individual basis. What Utopia are you from?

[@brokenpinkies3372]

It's just a sign of the collapse. The US experiment failed.

[@themacocko6311]

@@kennethschweighardt4920 The fact that you said "real perception" shows your ignorance (as in unawareness). One individual can't experience "real" perception. You can't experience all things and have only your mental filters to draw your conclusions. The difference between a fool and wise man is that the wise is aware of what he doesn't know.

[@kennethschweighardt4920]

@@themacocko6311 You clearly do not understand (which means comprehend) human nature at all. I strongly disagree with your 'perceived reality', perhaps one day you will understand, or maybe not. Either way I wish you well, and trust the journey back to your rainbow dimension is safe and enjoyable.

[@higherview136]

I moved to central Colorado 30 years ago. I have met numerous people from various coastal areas who have moved to central Colorado because they were strongly compelled.

[@lady.eidolon]

A lot of my family has; for some reason I have a strong aversion to the area. Not sure why.

[@grayirishgalt]

Pole shift safe zone

[@Elsie144k]

But look at the map! 👀

[@theurbanthirdhomestead]

My family! 22 years ago I had a funny feeling to head for the hills. My sister, parents, aunts and uncles, and cousins all followed. Now I had a funny feeling to get out of Denver. Bought 40 acres and I'm planting trees, raising animals, learning all the things. Hope my family follows quicker this time. 😅

[@richardhanes7370]

I left Tampa for the hills in Eastern Ohio

[@jaywa101]

I really like your style AJ (yes, you too, Heckle) This channel is very well put together, nice production values and a very watchable professional approach without being slick or smarmy. I love that you have clearly done your research and written each upload (or it really feels that way) as it gives a distinct cohesion and a polished tone to each 'episode'. I wish you much success. You deserve it.

[@desertinutah]

The Great Flood, according to Cayce, took place during the second breaking apart of Atlantis: 28,000 BCE. Read the books on Cayce's work regarding Atlantis and Egypt. They're fascinating.

[@Mdjagg]

Round 2 on Edgar would be nice. His storira are so incredible and you just scratched the surface. He did a lot of readings later in life about the bible and Jesus. Really detailed stuff.

[@jimfisk4474]

Thanks for this episode, yes, Edgar Casey was intriguing and helped thousands of people free of charge. He was a true psychic.

[@elimpoluto9952]

Cayce (like most other seers) had a window to not only our reality, but several alternate realities as well. Problem is that it's often impossible to tell which reality a seer is viewing - or in Cayce's case - which reality the spirits were describing to him.

[@aarochelekaplan3863]

Exactly!

[@mariovillarreal8647]

Edgar Cayce had access to All knowledge from the halls of learning and the human river of consciousness even beyond to the cosmic infinite mind.

[@mariovillarreal8647]

He also predicted devastating earthquakes would happen in the United States not in California as most assume but in New York state as its center.

[@mariovillarreal8647]

Thank you so many turn to Nostradamus when our homegrown Cayce is one of the best with Baba Gupta being another great one from Russia.

[@mariovillarreal8647]

I would never call the CIA as gullible with their heads in the clouds. They extensively delved into psychic research and use remote viewers today.

[@robertgrim1761]

Thank you for always encouraging people to just be them because it's those individuals that change the world 🌍😊

[@Iamvictormaria]

This is a truly informative, ridiculously interesting, and enjoyable channel. Thanks for creating it.

[@TheWhyFiles]

You are appreciated, Victor. Thank you for the kind, supportive words. 🙏

[@RudolfJvVuuren]

Second!

[@tomintiso9719]

And here’s a third! LOL

[@notatheory4488]

Fourth

[@michaelscott2095]

Really love the final comments you make at the end of the videos. We are all part of one big community and the more people realize that fact the happier they will be. Keep up the good work!

[@BigDillis0321]

My grandfather was obsessed with Cayce. No matter where he went in life; whether he was in the panhandle of Florida, or the plains and corn fields of Indiana, or his solitary cabin on his lonely mountain in Montana, he always had his sleeping prophet books. Not sure how much there is to it and this video hasn’t swayed me in either direction but out of respect for him I will continue to keep an open mind and consume research until I am swayed by evidence.

[@Malama_Ki]

Your grandfather was a very wise man. Start down the rabbit hole on here and see where it takes you. I personally enjoy videos by John Van Auken and McMillin Media. No harm will come from learning. Most people don’t know what they are and Cayce can provide context.

[@HelenBurns-y8c]

You will never find proof. Trying to prove something that is above the physical plane is impossible. You either believe or you dont.

[@ericmartineauMainer]

The end of this video when you were saying being apart of the universe instead of the center really hit deep. We should all find it in us to love one another. We all feel pain, we laugh cry get angry. We're all the same and this spreads to every living thing in the universe. Once we all collectively love everything in this life we will transcend.

[@skygge1006]

Interesting thing for the Bahamas was that in Miami they found 7000 year old ruins and considering how much lower sea levels were in the past maybe that road was part of a civilization. Not necessarily Atlantis but still interesting.

[@mikefromspace]

Actually there was a show on "in search of" featuring a white pyramid found there, and the guy removed a crystal ball with an image inside which repels any magnet within over a 5 feet radius.

[@wellecho5068]

I read his book about the tsunami in Japan a day before it actually happened. I was so shocked when I saw it on tv the next day. (The book I read was titled EDGAR CAYCE On PROPHECY by Mary Ellen Carter written on the cover w/ yellow circle and light red background.)

[@buencamino2245]

May I know the name of the book?

[@amg4897]

Name of book please

[@wellecho5068]

@@buencamino2245 Edgar Cayce on prophecy by Mary Ellen Carter. 1972 print

[@wellecho5068]

@@amg4897 Edgar Cayce on Prohecy by Mary Ellen Carter. 1972 print

[@alexho9927]

I had this incredible premonition, a relentless urge, to buy all the nori sheets, atype of seaweed used to make nori rolls. I bought out the store's entire supply, where I worked four days before that huge tsunami that polluted Japan's waters. (and consequently the radioactive contamination spread throughout the world). The day of and for the rest of the week I coukd have easily sold several cases of nori. This particular brand was made in Japan and the very best quality. I believe they either went put of business or stopped production. I was very sad when I finally came to the last sheet from this company. The point being, I somehow knew to buy the last six packages. in the healthfood store where I worked.

[@chubbleguts3263]

I live in New Zealand. And I’ve always had dreams of floods and tsunamis that ended with me being perfectly safe and relieved. I had a dream couple weeks ago I was in Adelaide when it happens and the place was totally wrecked but I survived inside a big building that with held against the water. This topic has always scared me but I’ve always noticed NZ landmass is increasing because of our earthquakes. Water keeps receding from our shores. And we’re due for a huge one.

[@slurm3124]

3/13/23 something is comming, i cant stop seeing these number together

[@JesusChristsaves777]

Jesus Christ prophesied at the end of the world lots of earthquakes would take place everywhere. Get right with God by accepting Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and saviour. God commands people everywhere to repent from their sins, to make peace with God. John chapter 3 in the Bible speaks about the necessity to be born again of the Spirit of God to enter the Kingdom of God. It’s Jesus who people need. Without Him there is no way to make peace with God. Bless you.

[@Woof728]

@@slurm3124 Forewarned is to be forearmed!

[@Woof728]

I'd say take it seriously as a warning. Go inland!

[@meowissak1433]

@@slurm3124 not me watching this video at 1:00am during my overnight shift on 3/13/23 D:

[@E3Ops]

A friend of mine let me borrow his dad's books on Edgar Cayce back in high school. I was blown away by them. He was distraught and obsessed with these books because his dad hat recently died in a car crash. My friend said that he was trying to find answers in the books.

[@LTTunage]

AJ, You, Hecklefish and this channel should have millions of followers-Great content, presentation, research and subject matter, all with no obvious agenda, just an acknowledgment of the obvious and a pursuit of the most likely, plausible & true result. Keep up the great work, I'm in for the duration...

[@chrisnedbalek2866]

7:00 map of Africa 7:15 map of asia 7:50 map of Australia 8:10 map of europe 8:38 map of Russia 8:57 Canada 9:12 --- US 6:27 & 9:46 1998 pole shift discussion

[@garethlloyd4346]

10:02 map of no one gives a fuck

[@MsAnonymousFTW]

@@garethlloyd4346 map of cool story bro, too long didn't read.

[@xXxkolinkl]

Map of you entering my a$$ 😀😀

[@RamonKauling]

Because F you South America LOL

[@staralioflundnv]

Thank you, @Chrisnedbalek2866 it was very kind of you for posting a map guide on Edgar Cayce's predictions regarding the pole shiftings. I'm curious if you might know what the source of the maps are or can be found as Central and South America was not shown and I would like to find out if Edgar Cayce had said anything about those locations. Blessings and Peace, Star Ali Mistriel

[@paulmeuse7774]

Edgar Cayce was always clear that he did not do anything himself, and that he was of use when asleep. A spirit spoke through him. He did have psychic abilities. A favourite story of mine is when he was in a Kansas City restaurant. A bank president struck up a conversation with Edgar, and when Edgar said he did have esp, the man testing him challenged him to guess the code to the bank vault. Edgar rattled it off, and the banker ran to his bank. To me, his readings of the world, the US, UK, Russia, China, France and Italy are very interesting. I believe that what he said about Russia being the hope of the world world for democracy wasn't about 1991, but as yet to be fulfilled

[@mrs.c1755]

I believe that Russia fulfilled it. The one world government swung into action with Covid and shut down the world. When Russia wouldn’t agree to everything, they tried to punish the country with serious sanctions (taking their banking access, food supplies, energy access). Much to the surprise of the powers that be (and want to be), Russia said f-u, turned to China for banking and credit, trade, etc. Now Russia is meeting with other world leaders, while keeping up their end of the Minsk agreements and, so far, being able to stall WWIII. If Russia had bowed to the pressures of the would be world tyrants, most of the entire world would already be more fully enslaved. As it stands, there is more freedom in the world because of Russia. I don’t think they’ll be able to avert world war forever, but they’re doing things no one thought possible… namely, crippling the world powers.

[@jessjohns8165]

I completely agree about the Russia thing. It’s yet to happen. WWIII is right around the corner

[@antonstefanov2146]

Russia never ever experienced a democracy

[@babdookies]

Cayce read from Akash he didn't channel entities. He actually gave readings against doing that

[@babdookies]

​@@antonstefanov2146they overcame the Soviet Union though which would make Cayce correct.

[@Pyramidcats]

Thanks!

[@BiblicallyAccurateToaster]

Having looked into Cayce, his massive body of work & gone to his center multiple times seeing his library of readings it is my belief that he was genuine with what he said while in trance. That said he himself stated his future predictions are not set in stone & the further away from the time of the reading the more various possibilities allowing change exist. He was unquestionably wrong on occasion but was also unquestionably correct far more often than should occur through simple chance.

[@ms.annthrope415]

So he was just guessing and giving himself a way out. This will happen. Or it may not happen until later. Or not at all. That's not a prediction. That's bullshit. Here is a simple question to all psychics. Give me the winning lottery number. I'm waiting. I'm right here.

[@JaredMerlin]

Where is that center?

[@silvergreylion]

From what I've come across, there is an occult rule regarding predictions, psychic readings, and such: they can't be too accurate and always true, as it would break something called the Rule of Confusion. In essence, all sources have to be a bit unreliable / wrong sometimes, to allow for the belief, that any and all psychics are frauds. It's part of that we have (limited) free will in this existence.

[@BeaLucile]

Knowing as much as you do about him, did this video seem accurate to his future predictions or is there more we should know about this coming event of sorts?

[@TwistedRootsVanVelzerPress]

@@BeaLucile I want to know also !

[@landinmoosman2444]

Agreed, we need more people like Edgar, instead of psychics just trying to get our money. Spiritual gifts are not to be used for profit, but to help.

[@RaccoonNation]

Dr Turi is great for *some* predictions and the Dr Shiva is great for creating a solution to our problems (mainly politicians 🤣)

[@AmyaAhamPrema]

I know many psychics and mediums. They still have to pay the bills to live just like everybody else. If somebody is a gifted carpenter, singer, seamstress, or anything else, should they work for free? You have no idea how much it drains them, it is absolutely work.

[@landinmoosman2444]

@@AmyaAhamPrema I believe it to be a spiritual gift, not a career. What if supermanan charged money...

[@carlybailey7827]

@@landinmoosman2444 as someone like myself that's gifted,it does take so much of you're energy,but the fake ones but us really good ones to shame,I don't put myself out there or read people's future's,I distinctively help people heal wounds all with good intention of course

[@jaroslavpesek6642]

​@@landinmoosman2444 luckyly they can decide for themslves.

[@originalquizmoe]

Your after thoughts were right on target. Thanks for reminding people that the goal in life is to find happiness and kindness in ourselves and spread it to all things. If those two objectives are in mind, all else will fall in place.

[@terrariumelio974]

AJ Thank you. Your closing statement about needing more people to take care of others is right on the money.

[@AnnaStClair-je6ff]

Great show! I must mention however that the world map you used for illustration - as I'm sure you know - was created by someone else and does not necessarily represent a thoroughly accurate picture of Cayce's predictions. I came across the predictions as a teenager while browsing in the library of the College of Psychic Science in London and knew instantly that they would take place in my lifetime. Since that time, climatologists, seismologists and volcanologists - not to mention numerous other psychics - have substantiated and augmented Cayce's predictions. The subject is of sufficient significance to warrant another video by you and the heckler on Cayce's geological predictions to include recent supporting evidence from science. I believe the shift will be coming soon, which is why I now live in the Blue Mountains, Australia 75 kms from the coast and 775 metres above sea level.

[@RJ7heGrreat]

Energy never dies but transforms. I live near the Edgar Cayce center in Virginia Beach. He was a very interesting person. I was on a very similar path after going to massage school. I’ve learned that things get lost in translation sometimes. I believe we all have the same abilities but they are like muscles if they don’t get exercised they weaken and don’t work very well. Thank you for sharing!

[@TNT-km2eg]

Take care of your teeth , so you make a nice skeleton

[@ritamccartt-kordon283]

I believe that as well. Use it or lose it.

[@OiSqueakArt]

My father was a big advocate for Edgar Cayce, and he had visions of his own. And he imparted his knowledge and viewpoints on his possible catastrophe or crucible. But I will make one thing clear, my dad was a VERY smart person, and he truly had faith that you could feel when he would discuss the situation as I call it, but other than a few "coincidental" direct hits, I don't know if it will come to pass. But I was raised to be as ready as possible for anything. Thank you for your time and video. Maybe one day I will find the words to give my father the platform and respect my father the soldier deserves.

[@grantteaton1727]

I would be interested in hearing your father's visions.

[@gutz323]

With all due respect, if your father predicted death, pain, destruction, and an apocalypse, I hope he was wrong.

[@chrisbeech4458]

You been smoking too much weed

[@willbarker1693]

by laying my hands on people in pain, can end their pain in 48 hours or less....they die peacefully

[@chrisbeech4458]

@@willbarker1693 no you cant

[@gailweatherall1215]

Cayce was one of the most amazing people. I have studied him for years.

[@Phoenix-dq2uo]

You're summation on why "we need me more people like Edgar Cayce" was beautiful! Love your content and style! Thank you!

[@devinmccloud]

Heckle fish is hilarious! He provide a good balance of your humor and seriousness.

[@TheWhyFiles]

Thanks, Devin! Hecklefish is not universally loved but I'm glad you dig him.

[@HecklefishMoriarty]

someone needs to keep the comedy coming

[@juliee.7072]

Heckle Fish wants to believe! But then he gets scared!

[@ThaSound]

AMAZING how much David Wilcock looks like this Cat!

[@talabeans7965]

For Real... When he is used in moderation... It's pure Gold fish

[@AliceWonders22]

@TheWhyFiles I'd love to see you cover Dolores Cannon. She died several years back but was very much into Edgar Cayce's works and her own work is very interesting. Love your channel!

[@DrDavidThor]

oh, first I heard she was dead. I've listened to her a few times. I have a vague sense of agreement with her worldview. I mean, it makes sense in so many ways to think of ourselves as all One somehow but sort of jumping into this life to play parts in some big play.

[@MCS7000]

AJ Please do more shows on cayce. He could walk through a cemetery and tell you about every single person interred there. He was consulted in secret by FDR. He had to tell FDR he would not live to see the end of the war.

[@keithmacdonald357]

Omg! I can totally relate to the sleeping on the book reference. I remember when I was very young and was struggling with books. Some of my friends from other countries told me this method. Is why they are so smart. Love how I can relate to this

[@katiusza1444]

I had to study Latin in university and slept Latin books under my pillow. Since I share the same birthday with Casey I thought it would be very effective. It did help.

[@youlandaJF1145]

I really do enjoy this channel. I’m fascinated with history and storytelling, especially when predictions can come into play. For the most part it’s great that history lessons can be entertaining for me.

[@linanicolia1363]

It is more than entertainment. It is about wisdom and knowledge. The entertainment comes from your TV programs, as some people, may call it " mental masturbation"..for the dull minds.

[@ilovebutterstuff]

Edgar has always fascinated me. Started getting deep on the subject about 13 years ago. I believe a lot of his predictions remained clouded in skepticism because "the future" is not a specific point in time and space, and so many variables come in to play that a truly accurate vision is impossible.

[@albertafarmer8638]

Edgar Cayce was a false prophet according to the Bible! We are living in the end times, the rapture and the 7year Tribulation with the world leader (Antichrist, 666) are right around the corner! The new world leader will create order out of chaos for a little while... Please get saved - get rapture ready: accept JESUS CHRIST as your Lord and Savior today!!! JESUS is GOD, see John 1! Study biblical end times prophecy, listen to Dr. Ron Rhodes on end times chronology.

[@TinkersmithWes-m4o]

My best friend when I was 15 & 16 was Edgar Cayce's grand nephew. Really cool dude. Still miss him.

[@mcbrogan1]

I love all things Edgar Cayce. Can't get enough of this fascinating character in human civilization.

[@yabobayo5787]

Me too! His information brought more peace and sense to my life honestly.

[@tomaskopolia1031]

I really love the way you finish every episode. Your conclusions are rational, legit. Main reason why I'm watching this channel. Keep up with good work, and thanks for effort.

[@chrishoffman2489]

I had a similar method of studying, but instead of sleeping on my books I just sat on them. That was my way of learning via assmosis.

[@carolforsythe6316]

LOL!🤣

[@melodyaumiller9364]

@@chrishoffman2489 You were " that kid" in school, weren't you?

[@MCS7000]

You described yourself .

[@kamivelasquez3119]

@chrishoffman2489 Osmosis is so cool 😎.

[@jacquie2465]

😅😅😅😅

[@cindyslow81]

Your message at the end of this one is my favorite 💖 thank you 💖

[@LauraGubBrandYouMax]

AJ, your videos are some of the best I’ve seen here. Masterfully put together, with humour and zest. And the information stays with you. I’ve seen so many videos that I couldn’t remember a week later. Not yours. Your delivery and timing are perfect. Heckle fish is a hoot. Keep up the good work!

[@Silverado1st]

Back in 1989 I used to help operate a small gym in the army on Oahu, not always busy. One day I was bored and went thru some desk draws (we did that in the army when we were bored) and found a paperback about Edgar Casey. I read the whole thing, very very interesting. It went in depth about people testing him and how he not only helped his friends, but also played funny pranks using his abilities. He did cure people when doctors were at a loss. One time he read a note from someone hundreds of miles away, before it was even mailed and in real time, while she was writing it, and saved a friends relationship. One specific rule for his readings was the person had to give a location and time that they would be exactly. He said he would go into an opened wall-less library surrounded by large Greek style columns and giving a name or key word, would be directed to a row of books. I think he had a blessed gift. The things he seemed to get wrong I think were misinterpretations or from using bad or false information provided.

[@b.lukito6063]

akashic records?

[@1Mountainclimber]

@@b.lukito6063 most likely. Akashic records are known as the energetic recording of everyyhing that hss hsppened. I dont see any reason why it might not include future events.

[@bigacellc8802]

@@b.lukito6063 Ya

[@psyolytesaille]

@@1Mountainclimber Our present experience of time does not apply to the akashic records.

[@pawwalker3492]

@@b.lukito6063 - yes!

[@AquaSteez]

did not expect this to go into a theologian discussion but i’m here for it

[@ellalord9705]

Edgar , was given a gift, , this man opened a closed part of his mind, yes AJ, we need more people like him, and madam Blavatsky, , and ,,,,the gifted thinkers .

[@jimhoffman2009]

I like how you often inject an encouraging message into this sometimes frivolous subjects. I've shared your channel on my FB wall, and hope your channel blows up. In a good way. Cheers!

[@TheWhyFiles]

You're awesome, Jim!

[@nickstoic2944]

Thank you for the video. Yes, we need more people like Edgar Cayce and also Nikola Tesla. And a lot let lies from entities trying to run and ruin our lives.

[@TheWhyFiles]

You are very wise, my friend.

[@SpiritualSchmuck]

There are also entities that are here to uplift and help our lives. It's key that we focus on them.

[@nickstoic2944]

@@SpiritualSchmuck Thank you and I have no choice but to agree with you. Hope the entities you mentioned will stop the WEF to mess people's lives.

[@EddieKM]

Entities don't exist, you goof

[@keithfernandez8965]

From a mountaintop in southern Oregon LOVE AND LIGHT full blast to ALL !!

[@bobskibob8870]

Always a pleasure watching your videos, so well thought out and presented.

[@LburgVAGuy]

As a writer,your channel is like fuel for my brain! Writers block is now a thing of the past! Cheers to a great storyteller and his hilarious sidekick!

[@AnneEloiseOfCNY]

Lol, I am writing again. I am working on a storyline I saw after WF's video on the Black Knight. ❤️ If I ever get it published I will do the totally right thing by WF, even Hecklefish! Lol!

[@chriswilliams6212]

Had my first OBE when i was 19. Became a big fan of Cayce.

[@nadinesawtell3267]

Sometimes the result of a prediction is delayed. The process may start when predicted but it may take time for the process to complete. I had a dream once I was fishing with my dead grand father. He told me to watch my father that my father would need to go to hospital. I was visiting my Mom and Dad and my Dad had a spell where he collapsed He would not seek medical help I remembered the dream. I insisted he seek help. It turns out he had undiagnosed high blood pressure and might have suffered a stroke but my insistence sparked the whole family to insist and He’s still alive. Because I didn’t disregard the Dream I had

[@ZeroGravity60]

I had the same kind of dream about my dad. He didn't want to go to the doctor's but after a guilt trip conversation with me, hahaha, he went. It saved his life. I had another vision of a friend's mother whom I had never met. I told my friend if his mother was experiencing pain in her right side gut level then she needed to go to hospital immediately. She had pain but didn't go. That night the pain exploded and she died in the ambulance on the way to the hospital. We must learn to respect these gifts we all possess. By honoring/sharing our messages we show respect for them. P*E*A*C*E

[@jeromedavid7944]

The Bible would be a lot more lighter of volume if the great prophets hadn't scribbled down their nocturnal revelations......take the book of Revelations for instance.......

[@ilovebutterstuff]

Interesting. Hope he's doing better these days.

[@technoartfest8708]

Interesting dream. What happens with visions of the future either during dreaming or channeling , or visions awake , is that the future is not set in stone.. We have free will and we can change the outcome of the future if we change our actions. So Edgar Cayce predictions , like any other , needs to be seen more as warning of high potential Probable future if humanity don't change its course. For reasons that humanity can change their future ,by taking different decisions. So good job for you for listening your grandpa advices. But always keep in mind that predictions not always will necessarily happen and if they happen ,not always will happen in the time they were predicted.. So is not a flaw with the one that makes the prediction.. is simply is the way it is .. the future is constantly moving ,and it can be changed towards an alternative one . But that's the short version easier to explain version.. in reality there are parallel lives , parallel realities happening at same time. There is the YOU that advice your father the one you are ,and there is the YOU in another parallel world that ignore the dream and told nothing with a different outcome.. So when one prediction did not happen in your timeline , is does happen in the timeline of another soul that is also YOU living in another reality with your same family. So the soul live in many timelines at same time.. Our lives is a lot more bigger that we believe. If you pay attention to your dreams ,you can see your other YOU living in a different reality , speaking a different language or with different skills. or perhaps married to another person or another you that follow a different career. The soul of every human being , is so big ,that covers a whole group of humans at same time ,that are also YOU. but that takes those decisions ,that you wished to take but never did it. The advantage of a system like that , is that you learn from the collective memory of others parts of your soul self. The progress of one , will benefit your other soul members too. So you are not crazy.. is completely possible to predict the future.. or better said a probable one . At some point , things are fun , to know the future before it happens , to predict which friends will visit you that week , before they do it.. but over time it can be very annoying , if you start to see the deaths of everyone that you could be in contact at work , friends of friends or family of families. What Edgar cayce saw in visions while sleep ,was probable futures of things that could happen ,so that humanity was better prepared.. he also could see cures for illness too. and answers to many people questions. Probably one of the most important future predictors in the world with Bava Vanga too . The later one is even more impressive because she predicted the future of the planet way far in the future ,for up to a thousand years .. and predicted the colonization of MARS and a colony there of humans and how technology will evolve .. Humans organs will be most of them replaced by technology. with the advance of science a new race of Semi Humans/semi robots will become a reality.. So all those science fiction movies , will become reality.

[@pegs1659]

@TechnoArtfest The parallel universe where there is another you doing the opposite of what you do can't exist. To make it easier to understand why I feel this way let's go back only to your grandfather. Ok your grandfather in this world marries your grandmother. Your grandfather in the parallel world does not marry your grandmother.....see what I mean?

[@francisfischer7620]

What a remarkable man!! I had a very dear friend who was truly devoted to Edgar Cayce. She was an Orthodox Jew. I asked her once if Cayce's religion concerned her. She just waved her hand and said 'These are minor differences, of no real concern.' I treasure that point of view. I picture them both having long talks in heaven.

[@chocolatesprinkles8737]

This is the first time I watch this channel. Love it ! You speak to my inner child in a way that everything is possible. And learning about ' new' things is always such a pleasure, especially in these times. Love it !!

[@gigga52]

Love this channel for bringing entertaining theories and fully explaining their consistencies and inconsistencies.

[@tmt411]

This channel teaches us so much. The last statement is so true. If more people were willing to help humanity rather than not. We’d get closer to an utopia that I believe we truly want.

[@CeeBreeze-e3n]

Wow, refreshing. Just the facts. ❤

[@johnbrennan6804]

The AMA sent a research team into the Cayce foundation because he was so correct in his medical diagnosis and recommendations.

[@JessicaB81]

I live in Va beach about 10ish min from the foundation (the A.R.E.) and his home . Feel very lucky to be so close!

[@maryhackney3545]

Edgar Cayce is a genuine mystery with lots of credibility.

[@d.e.b.b5788]

I believe in esp because I experienced precognition twice, both times when I was 8 to 9 years old. But never again, and I'm now 66. I've also had what I refer to as brainstorms; brief moments when I'm working on a problem, and for about 30 seconds I have the solution, but I had to write it down quickly because I would forget it after that period. This would happen every few weeks when I was a kid. But it tapered off as I got older, and once past high school, never again. Take that for what you will.