Edgar Cayce's Hall of Records in Egypt Found

[chimaybliss]

What a surprise. News is coming out of Egypt that Edgar Cayce's prophecy that the Hall of Records would be found underneath the sphinx's paws is true afterall. Archaeologists have recently found a large chamber that is the legendary hall according to multiple sources. Egypt is doing its best to coverup the finding due to what it would mean to the country's ancient history.

http://nutshellurl.com/EdgarHall

[Moon]

This is another blog which is a dubious source to base this find on. I have heard this one many times and it is yet to actually be proven. It also means believing Edgar Cayce was the real deal and I am one who thinks he was a rather good charlatan. (He threw the kitchen sink at people when it came to finding the "causes" of their illness while his wife collected the fees he charged.)

[gerhard1]

This is another blog which is a dubious source to base this find on. I have heard this one many times and it is yet to actually be proven. It also means believing Edgar Cayce was the real deal and I am one who thinks he was a rather good charlatan. (He threw the kitchen sink at people when it came to finding the "causes" of their illness while his wife collected the fees he charged.)

I hate to sound like an idiot, but that is an expression that I am not familiar with. What do you mean?

[cRush]

This is another blog which is a dubious source to base this find on. I have heard this one many times and it is yet to actually be proven. It also means believing Edgar Cayce was the real deal and I am one who thinks he was a rather good charlatan. (He threw the kitchen sink at people when it came to finding the "causes" of their illness while his wife collected the fees he charged.)

I hate to sound like an idiot, but that is an expression that I am not familiar with. What do you mean?

It means he tried every possible thing he had at his disposal to cure their illness, even it made absolutely no sense to try it. For example, would you try to use a kitchen sink to fix a flat tire?

[Zeppelin1969]

I disagree Merc. I think he was quite an anomaly. Another thing we can't explain that many people tend to ignore or ridicule. As far as the Sphinx is concerned, I have heard they found a chamber under the left paw with ground penetrating radar, but the Egyptian Government won't allow excavation.

[Moon]

I disagree Merc. I think he was quite an anomaly. Another thing we can't explain that many people tend to ignore or ridicule. As far as the Sphinx is concerned, I have heard they found a chamber under the left paw with ground penetrating radar, but the Egyptian Government won't allow excavation.

I am looking for an old biography of Mr Cayce which has all of his 'predictions' which have yet to come to fruition (Atlantis rising in the 1950s, California sliding in the Pacific Ocean in the 1960s etc).

You can also look up his 'remedies' on his own site and read that he threw everything he got to cure everything from hemorrhoids to the common cold. Some of the remedies proved fatal but you don't read about them.

He also said he never made a dime from his readings, yet his wife collected the money and fees from patients (a 'donation'). Did Mr Cayce live in that nice house rent free, or did he work at a factory to help chip in?

There are claims Mr Cayce did not have any formal education, and yet there are records indicating otherwise.

[Zeppelin1969]

I do agree. As we've seen people who want to believe too strongly will manipulate facts to fit their views. Also, people with extraordinary abilities get taken advantage of by the people around them who wish to profit from it. The fact remains though that he did and said some amazing things that have never been explained. Maybe a charlaton, maybe a miracle working prophet. I choose the middle ground on this one.

[Moon]

I do not discount there are people with these types of abilities, but there are more charlatans out there who want to make a buck off of a gullible public.

[Serene]

Merc - you are correct. And these phonies usually go for easy prey like emotionally unstable people who are either stricken by grief or some other ailment.
However, if you are somewhat smart and educate yourself about how they operate, you will see through them quite quickly and can differentiate between the real ones and the charlatans. I have no problem with a real psychic who is using their gifts to help folks ask for a fee as they, too, have to make a living just like everyone else and it usually consumes their whole life.

Some of them, like Silvia Browne, may have started out as a genuine medium and then ended up using their gift to make millions and just go the easy route and tell people whatever they want to hear, or coming up with the craziest "facts" about "the other side" just to sell books.

Regarding Cayce, it is difficult to make a judgment just based on the information that is out there today, as he is no longer alive and he cannot defend himself against any mis-information that is out there. This goes for any psychic or medium that is deceased.

[Buzi-Blu]

The James Randi Educational Foundation is still offering $1M for anyone who can prove they have such abilities. You'd think they'd be queuing up. Odd that.

[Serene]

There's no proof of AA either.....

For me, it was proof enough that a person I had never ever met before in my life could tell me very personal things about me and my family that nobody could have known, nobody. There ARE people that have a gift, and I would not be surprised if we all had it. I'm not claiming to but I've had moments and precognitive dreams that were beyond what would be considered by the majority of people as "normal", therefore I call them paranormal, because there was and is no logical or scientific explanation, none.

[Ace Rimmer]

I have personal experiences with a person who had prophetic dreams, witnessed first hand many times, a person who could predict death with no prior knowledge that the people were even sick at all. My mom, her ability has left her now in her declining years. She never told me of her dreams after the fact, always before. Well except for the ones when I wasn't born yet, but I trust my mother and know she wasn't embellishing anything.

And I am also, I would have to call it psychically linked with a close relative. So yeah there is no doubt for me at all that people do have this ability, but also agree there are many charlatans in the world.

I haven't studied Cayce's life and reading enough to say what I feel about him.

[Buzi-Blu]

I just wish that those who have psychic abilities would let it be studied scientifically so that we can advance our understanding. If, for example, someone developed a revolutionary new medicine, would it be ethical for them to keep it to themselves? Why does the paranormal remain as a past-time or as part of the entertainment industry?

[Moon]

I saw a program in which this man claimed he was psychic. Criss Angel was on the program and pulled out a small envelope. He told the "psychic" he would give him $1 million on the spot if he could tell him what was inside the envelope. The alleged "psychic" claimed he was being ambushed and never did say what was in the envelope.

As Dr Carl Sagan states: Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof.

He also stated absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.

Anyone can look up Mr Cayce's "cures" for themselves and see he threw out every possible remedy for what ailed his mark I mean patient.

[lamplight]

there some interesting history about the Edgar cayce foundation financing digs and more in this excellent books I'm reading : the mystery of the sphinx, Robert bauval and graham hancock. don't want to give it away if you havent read it, but shocking stuff regarding zawi's right Hand man over there actually being placed there, and now he denounces it all.. fascinating stuff

[Moon]

The ARE does finance a lot of digs and does some good. However, I do think any author should make full disclosure of where his monies are coming from. There are many out there who do not believe Edgar Cayce was a real psychic. If the authors are only relying on the writings and predictions of Mr Cayce, I do think other investors should know of this. It could all be futile as he did predict California would slide into the Pacific Ocean and Atlantis would rise again. All that and more just for the 1960s.

As of note, Robert Bauval has distanced himself a bit from Graham Hancock as Mr Hancock is now into other realms of existence and writes of them. Mr Bauval still researchers and writes books about ancient Egypt.

[lamplight]

did not know that.. new to this.. didn't they (ARE) finance part of the robot/tunnel expedition, the biologist for Boston U who did the water erosion study? I have been watching the 5 episode special "the pyramid code" alongside reading the book I mentioned and it's been interesting.. buti did think that in the last episode they kind of lost focus and got a bit too theoretical .. I am just shocked by how much research is being shut off by independent researchers!