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11-30-2014, 08:37 PM
Cathartid: "...within 10-15 miles of the beach."
you're screwed
just messing with you. Many of the maps that the disaster girl posted was a visual depiction of what Cayce supposedly saw in his latter years. Lake Michigan would drain into the Gulf of Mexico and so on. The fact that Cayce got a few of the timing indicators wrong on these Earth changes really makes me leery about picking any dates at all. I think it goes without saying that at some point the continents are going to shift, but what is that timing? Are we predicting something for a specific date that actually might take thousands or millions of years to complete? I don't know, but the other thing I DO know, is that while so many of the dream-related predictions come true with striking accuracy, the severity of the later events tend to be less than what was seen.
Less people die, less material is destroyed, etc. when the event actually takes place as compared to what the dreams or linguistics were suggesting. It's a very strange phenomenon, but it's also very pronounced in the predictions thus far. So, this significant coastal event might be a huge tidal wave or tsunami but it will be on a deserted island where no people are hurt or washed away. Of course, there obviously have been dreamers who saw things like specific wars (Carl Jung and WWII) and 9/11 type events. So, severity is not always lesser in real life, but in our experience it has been that way.
Finally, I love your take on the magic carpet ride. I had not considered that angle, but I would have to agree with your take.
you're screwed
just messing with you. Many of the maps that the disaster girl posted was a visual depiction of what Cayce supposedly saw in his latter years. Lake Michigan would drain into the Gulf of Mexico and so on. The fact that Cayce got a few of the timing indicators wrong on these Earth changes really makes me leery about picking any dates at all. I think it goes without saying that at some point the continents are going to shift, but what is that timing? Are we predicting something for a specific date that actually might take thousands or millions of years to complete? I don't know, but the other thing I DO know, is that while so many of the dream-related predictions come true with striking accuracy, the severity of the later events tend to be less than what was seen.
Less people die, less material is destroyed, etc. when the event actually takes place as compared to what the dreams or linguistics were suggesting. It's a very strange phenomenon, but it's also very pronounced in the predictions thus far. So, this significant coastal event might be a huge tidal wave or tsunami but it will be on a deserted island where no people are hurt or washed away. Of course, there obviously have been dreamers who saw things like specific wars (Carl Jung and WWII) and 9/11 type events. So, severity is not always lesser in real life, but in our experience it has been that way.
Finally, I love your take on the magic carpet ride. I had not considered that angle, but I would have to agree with your take.