Edgar Cayce, known as “The Sleeping Prophet,” was a humble, deeply Christian man whose extraordinary gift allowed him to enter a trance and deliver answers on health, spirituality, and world events.

Before his death in 1945, Cayce made a final, chilling prophecy—a warning that is now unfolding before our eyes.

Cayce’s predictions have long fascinated and unsettled people. He foretold the 1929 stock market crash, World War II, the shifting of Earth’s magnetic poles, the return of Atlantis, and dramatic climate changes. Many dismissed these warnings, but as history proved him right, interest in his final messages grew.

His last prophecy spoke of a coming “cleansing” and a shift in human consciousness, preparing the world for the return of Christ. Cayce described a future filled with natural disasters—rising sea levels, earthquakes, violent storms, and changes to coastlines. Today, we see hurricanes, floods, and wildfires ravaging cities, just as Cayce predicted.

He also warned of mysterious new diseases that would attack the lungs and immune system, spread rapidly, and confuse doctors. Recent pandemics echo his words, and the world’s response to these crises seems to fulfill his warnings about spiritual and moral decline. Cayce saw a future where people would be divided, angry, and lost, with faith and unity fading. He believed economic hardship, social unrest, and political instability would rise, forcing humanity to confront its values.

Yet Cayce’s message was not one of fear, but of hope. He believed these events were part of a greater transformation—a call to return to faith, love, and connection with God. He saw natural disasters and disease as signals for spiritual renewal, urging people to prepare their souls and live with compassion.

Cayce’s readings also included a surprising vision of Brazil as a future spiritual center for the world, a place where faith and moral principles would survive as other nations struggled. He saw Brazil’s humility and generosity as guiding lights for humanity.

Most powerfully, Cayce spoke of the return of Christ, not as a dramatic event in the sky, but as a spiritual awakening within people’s hearts. He said the Second Coming would begin as a change in human consciousness—a desire to live with compassion, forgiveness, and truth. This inner transformation would pave the way for Christ’s presence to be felt in daily life.

Before this renewal, Cayce warned of a period of purification—a time of suffering, confusion, and instability. Families, governments, and economies would be tested, but those who remained faithful and compassionate would survive and help build a new world. He urged people not to despair, reminding them that the darkest hour comes before the dawn.

In his final reading, Cayce mentioned three great signs: earth upheavals, a crisis of spirit, and the quickening of time. Today, we see natural disasters, rising anxiety, and a sense that time is accelerating. Cayce believed these were signals for humanity to choose faith over fear, to prepare spiritually, and to trust in God’s plan.

His prophecy is not just a warning, but a call to action. Cayce urged us to strengthen our relationship with God, live by Christ’s teachings, and prepare our lives with wisdom and love. The storm is here, but so is the light. The choice remains ours: fear or faith.