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The resonance of these ideas is undeniable because our current global conditions act as a mirror to the patterns Cayce identified nearly a century ago. The widespread distrust in leadership, the environmental stresses that challenge our survival, and the profound social divisions we face all point toward a fundamental shift beneath the surface of daily life. Yet, in the Cayce worldview, crisis was never viewed as a form of divine punishment. Instead, it was framed as a catalyst for evolution. He taught that when outdated or corrupt structures collapse, they create the necessary vacuum for renewal. That renewal, however, is not a gift from the heavens or a guarantee of prophecy; it is a difficult birth that depends entirely on the conscious choices made by individuals during times of turbulence.
