Edgar Cayce Readings, 3976-10

Time: 11:10 A. M. Eastern Standard time.

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GC: You will have before you the minds and entities of [943] and [2119], present in this room, seeking information regarding the most tangled financial and political crisis into which the world ever strayed. Please outline in detail a definite, workable, plausible and applicable financial and political plan for establishing peace on earth and good will among men. This information shall be given in such manner that it can be presented to mankind in book form, so that it can be understood by an ailing and panicky civilization.
EC: There are MANY statements in this that are PRESUMING beyond the abilities of individuals seeking the information. Not by a great deal is the present condition the most serious of even the present civilization, for this point was passed in the fall of '29 (twenty-nine) when there was given into the hands of two - yea three individuals - the FINANCIAL conditions and situations of the world. These represent as two upon the one side, ONE upon the dark side - or dark forces. There must be first the return to a STANDARD by which such IS to be judged, and then there may be gradually worked out that of a plausible, equitable, applicable situation in the affairs of the world. These must be considered (the world's affairs) as a UNIT, and NOT as a whole, for there are conditions and developments in the present that are of the UNIT MAKING conditions in the financial and political conditions of the earth. That which has been presented in the World Court [See 3976-10, Par. R5] in the present is the better or greater basis for the FINAL relief, of that that WILL make for the working out of the financial and the political powers that be. These may not be invested in the few, though they must be the standard of many - and will follow in that course that is exercised BY those that PRESENT the working basis for those conditions in the affairs of the earth.
(Q) Who are the three individuals controlling the financial world in the present?
(A) Warburg, Mellon, Morgan. [10/06/72 GD's note: President Hoover's efforts culminating in U.S. delegation sent to Geneva on 2/02/32: See Encyclopedia Britannica pages 226 and 802 re Mellon and Morgan; 1957 (cc) edition.]
(Q) Please forecast the principal events for the next fifty years affecting the welfare of the human race.
(A) This had best be cast after the great catastrophe that's coming to the world in '36 (thirty-six), in the form of the breaking up of many POWERS that now exist as factors in the world affairs. The first NOTABLE change will be the acceptance or rejection of the world's interference, or court of last resort FOR the world, in this present meeting as presented by France - and as rejected by America. Then, with the breaking up of in '36 (thirty-six) will be the CHANGES that will make the different MAPS of the world. [9/11/33 See 378-12, Par. 6 indicating changes in 3 yrs.]
(Q) Name the powers that will be broken up in 1936.
(A) Rather by 1936. Will be Russia, United States, Japan and England, or United Kingdom.
(Q) Who will be the controlling power? [GD's note: Perhaps referring to beginning of World War II? 1/19/34 See 3976-15, Par. 7.]
(A) That depends upon who is closer to those sources of power.
(Q) What will be the developments in the relations between China and Japan?
(A) The INTERNATIONAL interference will make for a re-peopling of portions of China, and the ultimate destruction of China or Japan as a nation.
(Q) What should be the attitude of so-called capitalist nations toward Russia?
(A) On Russia's religious development will come the greater hope of the world. [See 3976-10, Par. R4, R6.] Then that one, or group, that is the closer in its relationships, may fare the better in the gradual changes and final settlement of conditions as to the rule of the world.
(Q) Should the United States recognize the present government in Russia?
(A) Many conditions should be considered, were this to be answered correctly. You could say yes and no, and both be right, with the present attitude of both peoples as a nation, and both be wrong; for there IS to come, there WILL come, an entire change in the attitude of both nations as powers in the financial and economical world. As for those of raw resources, Russia surpasses all other nations. As for abilities for development of same, those in the United States are the farthest ahead. Then these UNITED, or upon an equitable basis, would become - or COULD become - powers; but there are many interferences for those already investments, those already under questions, will take years to settle.
(Q) Will Italy adopt a more liberal form of government in the near future?
(A) Rather that of a more monarchal government than that of the liberal. Italy, too, will be broken by what NOW is an insignificant or small power that lies BETWEEN those of the other LARGER, or those of the MOMENT that are of the larger. These will not come, as we find, as broken, before the catastrophes of outside forces to the earth in '36, which will come from the shifting of the equilibrium of the earth itself in space, with those of the consequential effects upon the various portions of the country - or world - affected by same. [See EARTH CHANGES booklet, pp. 25-26, published E.C.F. 1959.]
We are through for the present.
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REPORTS

2/10/32 See 294-132, Par. 4-A in re adverse effect on EC's physical condition from taking 3976-10.
Suggestion submitted later by Mr. [943] for a subsequent reading, which EC did not get around to giving:
You have before you the reading given on February 8th, 1932, [3976-10] regarding the breaking up of many of the world powers by 1936, by reason of the shifting of the equilibrium of the earth itself in space. Please give in detail just what portions of the United States, England, Italy, Russia and Japan and other parts of the world will remain above water and what part of the United States should be made the base of preparation now for the catastrophe in order to help humanity most after the event happens.
1. What will be the first noticeable indications of this change? 2. What preparation should be taken to preserve to humanity the present accomplishments in science, literature, engineering.
8/25/33 See 3976-12, Par. 11-A in re Russia.
6/65 A.R.E. Bulletin WORLD NEWS SPOTLIGHT on the Readings:
New Soviet Trends Between the Lines, The Wells Newsletter March 1, 1965
The search for a new mysticism in terms of the inconquerable human spirit, a search that engages the thought and effort of so many young poets, writers and other creative intellectuals in the Soviet Union, may well emerge some day with tremendous spiritual vitality and meaning for modern life. For this reason, not a few Western churchmen, familiar with current Russian life, forecast that the world will experience its next great spiritual awakening in the Soviet Union.
The need for spiritual mysticism in Soviet education, to replace dogmatic dialectic materialism of Marxism, was given special emphasis and weight by the protests of Peter Kapitza, recognized over the world as a leading authority on hydrogen, and an important member of the Soviet scientific community. Kapitza's influential voice rose to support the complaints of other scientists that the mechanistic philosophy of dialectic materialism left the mind of Soviet youth unprepared for research in the nuclear age - where the vastness and mystery of creation must prompt the most profound wonder and respect. These onslaughts against the very foundations of Marxism, coming from the Scientific community upon which the Kremlin must depend for progress in the future, can hardly be overemphasized.
10/06/72 GD's note in re World Court mentioned in 3976-10, Par. 2: Could this refer to Pres. Hoover's efforts toward international cooperation through culmination of U.S. delegation sent to Geneva on 2/02/32? See United States History as recorded in Encyclopedia Britannica, pages 848A and 848B of the 1957 copyright edition.
See Source File Key #3976 for excerpts from the book PSYCHIC DISCOVERIES BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN, by Sheila Ostrander and Lynn Schroeder; 7/28/71 New York Times article, THOUGHTS ON SOCIETY: III; 11/16/71 Staten Island Advance article, RUSSIAN YOUTHS SEE MAN AS MOST PRECIOUS THING IN THE WORLD; Encyclopedia Britannica excerpts; other reports, supplements and commentaries re 3976-10.