Ring of Fire: Edgar Cayce

3 - Cayce’s Time Clock

When Alaska became the forty-ninth state in 1959, it set the stage for the materialization of one of Cayce’s early earth changes, slated to occur between 1958 and 1998.

“The early portion,” Cayce had said, “will see a change in the physical aspect of the west coast of America”—and that certainly happened in 1964, with the continent’s worst quake ever.

Repercussions of that quake are still being felt, for as Current Science, a weekly science report, pointed out, the quake shifted mountains an average of five feet, lifted the sea floor as much as fifty feet, and raised the entire continent of North America a half an inch.

 

Its shock impact was even greater perhaps than Cayce had considered.

 “Tides surged eight feet higher than usual along coasts three thousand miles away. In Iran, the solid land rose and fell like a wave when earthquake waves passed through.”

Actually, the Alaskan quake was only the most dramatic in a series of drastic earth changes presaging far more sweeping destruction visualized for later this century. Cayce also saw dramatic risings and sinkings in the Mediterranean, as a prelude to catastrophe elsewhere, and the eastern basin of Mare Nostrum has briefly subsided, while the sea floor off Morocco spectacularly shot up 3300 feet.

 

Already, new land has materialized in both the Atlantic and the Pacific, as Cayce foresaw more than twenty years ago, and the most specific forecast on his time clock—a dramatic land rise where Atlantis once supposedly stood—may be just around the corner, if the Cayce time clock is on schedule. Psychics traditionally have foggy notions about time, even in otherwise precise predictions, but Cayce definitely fixed 1968 or 1969, for new land to appear in the Caribbean. 

For more:   http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/esp_cayce05_02.htm

Now check out the USGS real time map:  http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/

Do you see a Ring of Fire?