Coming Earth Changes: The Latest Evidence

People need to re-read this book and simply mentally erase the 1998-2001 dates and instead insert the words "soon" and "quickly forthcoming" and other near-future tense phrases. Peak Oil. Resource wars. Mass species die-offs. Wacked out weather. World wide political turmoil. Phase of massive sun-spot activity. Economic bubbles going bust. Fanaticism of every flavor imaginable. Pre-emptive military aggressions. Corporate facism. Social breakdown. Pole shift. Swimming pools, movie stars. All we need now is a plague of GMO frogs. Wackos are often merely sane visionaries attempting to speak wisdom to madmen who wrongly think themselves as sane. 2012 is quickly approaching. Prepare thyself.

In this book, author William Hutton analyzes Edgar Cayce's startling psychic predictions for coming earth changes. As a degreed geologist and student of Cayce, I found the author's careful analysis of earth change readings the most complete and scientific ever documented. Cayce spoke of upheavals in Utah, Nevada, and southern California which conform to what we now know about seismo-tectonics in these areas. This information was developed by geoscientists years after Cayce gave his "readings" for the western region. Some of Cayce's more catastrophic predictions suggest that "Los Angeles, San Francisco, most all of these will be among those that will be destroyed before New York even." Under "most all of these" apparently vulnerable places Hutton describes what can happen to the cities of the northwestern states, like Seattle and Portland, if Earth's tectonic plates suddenly accelerate in their movement in response to a pole shift. Here again, the author draws upon the latest geophysical information to explain how such predictions are not only possible, but probable, should Cayce's pole shift occur.Possible physical, mental, and spiritual causes of potential Earth changes are covered as well. This book is perhaps the most thorough analysis of Cayce's earth change readings ever written and is well worth a careful read by anyone curious about the psychic's predictions for our planet.

According to this book, the many Earth changes that were predicted in Cayce's psychic readings will be occuring soon (before the end of 2001). They will be due to the beginning of a shift in Earth's poles. Mr. Hutton believes that the poles cannot shift more than about 10 degrees, but that the mechanism of pole shift will be able to move units of the crust of the Earth up and down, to the point of causing parts of Atlantis to rise off the East coast and parts of Lemuria, another "lost continent," to rise in the Pacific. He refers to evidence from modern geology studies that indicate that both continents once existed. The author carefully documents Cayce's record of past successful predictions of Earth changes, including earthquakes in California. Some of the predictions sound extreme, by historical standards. But they are fascinating nonetheless. Imagine part of New York being submerged, San Francisco and Los Angeles destroyed, and the greater portion of Japan submerged beneath the Pacific. The spiritual answers to such events are treated also by Hutton in this interesting and informative book. One also is forced by Hutton to think about how we humans, as spritual beings who have fallen asleep in materiality, may be hastening our own demise here at the beginning of a new millennium, and what role esoteric teachings might have in our modifying the worst Earth change events.

This unparalleled study compares psychic Earth-changes forecasts by the late Edgar Cayce with scientific data that show the increasing probability that Cayce's historically unprecedented Earth changes may occur, before the end of 2001. Hutton delves into Cayce's readings on lost continents, especially Atlantis, using current ocean-floor tectonic theories to explain how these lands could have been destroyed and might reappear in the future. He also includes a short section on the concepts of danger lands and safety lands, together with a map of the U. S. and Canada that shows places to be upheaved, to sink, or to be safe from the coming Earth changes. The book's final section deals with several philosophical models of why Earth changes might be necessary, drawing from Hopi medicine man Rolling Thunder, Cayce's readings, and his own thoughts on weapons proliferation. Hutton concludes on a positive note by emphasizing the promises of the new age and how we ultimately hold the key to whether catastrophic Earth changes actually happen.