A huge break in the Antarctic ice shelf may be the first indication that Edgar Cayce’s prophecies are coming true.
You can’t ignore climate change unless you like ignoring the elephant in the room with a ticking time bomb in its trunk. Scientists have known what is coming for decades, but their voices have been silenced and drowned out by money and the true rulers of this planet. If we believe Edgar Cayce’s forecasts, the symptoms could have emerged much sooner.
At the turn of the century, the American mystic Edgar Cayce started to use his clairvoyant ability to discover knowledge about our planet’s mysterious history. However, the divisive figure claimed to be able to see into the future, and what he saw did not bode well for humanity. He predicted that our planet would transform in a relatively short period of time, gradually becoming unrecognizable.
He composed the following:
“THE EARTH WILL BREAK IN Many PLACES.” THE EARLY PORTION Would SEE A Shift IN THE PHYSICAL ASPECT OF AMERICA’S WEST COAST. OPEN WATERS WILL APPEAR IN NORTHERN PORTIONS OF GREENLAND.
NEW CARIBBEAN SEA LANDS can be seen. SOUTH AMERICA FROM THE END; AND IN THE ANTARCTIC OF TIERRA DEL FUEGO THERE WILL BE LAND, AND THE STRAIT WITH RUSHING WATERS.”
Cracks have recently been found on the frozen continent of Antarctica by researchers.
The crevasse, which is located in the Larsen C field, is now 70 miles long and slowly expanding. Satellite imagery shows Antarctic fragmentation, with huge blocks of ice continuously breaking up and floating south.
If this new crack enters the ocean and separates Larsen C from the rest of the ice shelf, it will form a new iceberg with a surface area of more than 6,500 square miles. As this melts, global ocean levels will rise by 0.8 to 2 meters (2.6-6.5 feet).
“When there is THE BREAKING UP OF Any CONDITIONS IN THE SOUTH SEA AND THE APPARENT SINKING OR RISING OF THE SOUTH SEA, OR IN THE MEDITERRANEAN, AND THE AETNA Region, then we may know that it has occurred.” – EDGAR CAYCE
This is yet another warning that Antarctic ice is thinning and that sea levels will eventually rise, wreaking havoc on coastal communities. Weather patterns will become more unpredictable and bizarre. Consider what global hurricanes and severe storms can do with the current state of our world. I don’t want to be a downer, but that’s the way it is.
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