Speaker 1: Have you ever woken up from a dream and felt like, whoa,
what was that? Like it was more than just a dream,
you know, like maybe you got a glimpse of something,
I don't know, something real, like a premonition or a vision.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like something deeper, deeper, Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: Well, that's kind of what we're diving into today. We're
going to explore the life and predictions of this guy
named Edgar Case. They called him the Sleeping Prophet.
Speaker 2: Ah Edgar Case a fascinating figure. Really pushes the boundaries
of what we think is possible.
Speaker 1: He really does. So. Case was born in Kentucky, late
eighteen hundreds, pretty simple upbringing farmer's.
Speaker 2: Son, humble beginnings. Yeah, but even as a child, there
were these hints that there was something well unusual about him.
Speaker 1: Like what kind of hints.
Speaker 2: Well, there's this story about him encountering a woman with wings,
and this encounter really ignited a desire in him to
help others. It's like it awakened something in him.
Speaker 1: A woman with wings. Okay, Now that's intriguing, And it
sounds like those weren't the only unusual dual experiences he had.
Speaker 2: Oh no, not at all. Young Case, he claimed that
he could learn by sleeping on his books. Literally just
put a book under his pillow and absorb the knowledge.
Speaker 1: Seriously, that's wild.
Speaker 2: And get this. Supposedly he even cured himself of partial
paralysis using a remedy he received while he was asleep.
Speaker 1: Hold on, hold on. So he's like getting medical advice
in his dreams. That's pretty out there. But did it
actually work.
Speaker 2: That's the thing according to his accounts. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Wow, So let's talk about these healing abilities a bit more.
I mean, he becomes known as a healer. Did he
like have a medical background.
Speaker 2: No, no formal medical training whatsoever.
Speaker 1: So how was he doing this diagnosing people, recommending treatments.
Speaker 2: It's a good question. He would go into these trance states,
often induced by sleep, and that's when he would access
this well, he called it a universal consciousness. He'd tap
into information that seemingly wasn't available to him consciously.
Speaker 1: Okay, So in this trance state, he's like a conduit
for information and this information it was accurate, like it
helped people apparently.
Speaker 2: So. And there's this one case that's often cited as
Casey's big breakthrough moment.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was reading about that one the five year
old girl.
Speaker 2: Right, that's the one. This little girl had been diagnosed
with a brain injury. Doctor said it was fatal, tragic,
absolutely so, case while in a trance, he disputed the diagnosis.
He claimed the girl actually had a spinal.
Speaker 1: Injury, a spinal injury, not a brain injury.
Speaker 2: And then he proceeded to recommend a very specific adjustment
to her vertebrae.
Speaker 1: Okay, so he's like, adjust this bone.
Speaker 2: Here pretty much. And what's amazing is the girl made
a full recovery. It's like something out of a movie.
Speaker 1: That is incredible. I mean, if that's true, that's pretty
mind blowing. So I'm guessing after this case, word got
out about Casey's abilities.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you could say that he became pretty sought after.
People from all walks of life were coming to him
hoping for help with all sorts of things, health issues, relationships,
even business decisions.
Speaker 1: Wow. So not just healing, but like life advice.
Speaker 2: It seems so he became the sort of spiritual advisor,
a guide for those seeking answers and guidance.
Speaker 1: That's fascinating, But what are the predictions? That's what he's
really known for.
Speaker 2: Right, that's a big part of his story definitely, and
some of his predictions are eerily accurate, especially when you
consider the time period.
Speaker 1: Like give me an example, what kind of things did
he predict?
Speaker 2: Well? For instance, Case apparently predicted the stock market crash
of nineteen twenty nine years before it happened.
Speaker 1: That was a major event globally changed everything exactly.
Speaker 2: And he also seemed to foresee the rise of Hitler,
World War two, just horrific events that shook the world.
Speaker 1: And these predictions he made them before these things happen.
Speaker 2: That's the claim. Yes, if true, it's pretty hard to
just brush it off as coincidence.
Speaker 1: It definitely raises some questions like how is this possible?
Is there something more to our reality than we can perceive,
you know with our five senses? Right?
Speaker 2: Like? Are there forces at work that we don't fully understand?
Is it possible to tap into some kind of knowledge
beyond our normal perception.
Speaker 1: It's definitely something to think about. All right, So we've
got healing, we've got predictions. Is there anything else we
should know about Case's well his powers?
Speaker 2: Well? Case also talked a lot about Atlantis.
Speaker 1: Atlantis as in the Last City of Atlantis, yep.
Speaker 2: That one, he predicted that it would rise again near
Biminy in nineteen sixty eight.
Speaker 1: Nineteen sixty eight, Okay, I know where you're going with this.
What about the Bimini.
Speaker 2: Road exactly discovered that same year a submerged rock formation
off the coast of Biminy.
Speaker 1: So coincidence or did Kays actually know something?
Speaker 2: It's hard to say for sure. The Bimini row, it's
been debated for years. Some say it's a natural formation,
others believe it's evidence of well, something man made.
Speaker 1: It's definitely a curious connection. In case, he described Atlantis
as this super advanced civilization, right, technologically advanced.
Speaker 2: Semi right, and he said it was destroyed by a
massive flood.
Speaker 1: A flood. Huh. Isn't it interesting how flood myths show
up in so many different cultures all over the world.
Speaker 2: It really is a recurring theme, isn't it. Almost every
ancient culture has some version of a great flood that
reshaped the world. Could it be just symbolic, sure, or
maybe just maybe there's some historical truth behind.
Speaker 1: These myths, Like what if there was an actual global event,
some kind of cataclysmic flood that left this imprint on
our collective memory.
Speaker 2: It's a fascinating thought. But let's talk about another one
of Casey's predictions.
Speaker 1: Okay, laid on me.
Speaker 2: This one's a bit more intense. He predicted a pole shift.
Speaker 1: A pole shift, yeah, like the Earth's magnetic poles shift,
and not.
Speaker 2: Just a small shift, but a massive one.
Speaker 1: Okay, now that sounds a little apocalyptic. What exactly did
he say? What happened?
Speaker 2: Earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, flooding the whole nine yards. He described
continents being reshaped, land masses sinking beneath the waves, and
new land formations emerging.
Speaker 1: Wow, so a completely different Earth, much.
Speaker 2: A planet transformed. It's a pretty intense vision, right, a
complete global makeover. In case he didn't just talk about
these changes in general terms. He got really specific, like
laid out how this pole shift would reshape different parts
of the world.
Speaker 1: Oh really, okay, So what did he say? What kind
of changes did he predict? For let's say Africa?
Speaker 2: Africa, he saw it being split into three distinct parts.
The Nile River, he said, would widen significantly, like really expand,
and a whole new waterway would carve through the continent.
And get this, he saw Cairo eventually being submerged by
the Red Sea.
Speaker 1: Whoa Cairo underwaters? That's pretty wild. What about Asia? Any
big changes there?
Speaker 2: Oh? Yeah, Asia, he said, would experience some of the
most dramatic transformations. He predicted that the Pacific Plate would shift,
causing massive flooding and submerging huge chunks of land.
Speaker 1: Okay, so which areas specifically well?
Speaker 2: He mentioned places like the Philippines and Japan, saying that
Japan would pretty much disappear, leaving just a few small
islands behind.
Speaker 1: Wow, so long Japan. Basically that's crazy. What about Europe?
What do you say about Europe?
Speaker 2: For Europe, Casey's predictions were well, not so great for
Northern Europe at least, he saw most of that region
ending up underwater, basically sinking beneath the sea because of
a collapsing tectonic plate. He named countries like Norway, Sweden, Finland,
Denmark all gone, replaced by a bunch of smaller islands.
Speaker 1: So a whole lot of water, a lot less land.
It's hard to even picture that. And what about US
North America? What did he see happening here?
Speaker 2: North America gets a makeover too? Of course, he said
the West coast would basically shrink like recede eastward, with
new islands popping up off the coast of California.
Speaker 1: New islands, Huh, that'd be interesting to see. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And further inland, he predicted the Great Lakes merging with
the Mississippi River, creating this enormous inland waterway.
Speaker 1: It's like a mega river system exactly.
Speaker 2: But here's the real kicker. He foresaw most of the
East Coast from all the way down Florida underwater gone.
Speaker 1: The entire East Coast flooded pretty much.
Speaker 2: So if you live on the coast, maybe start thinking
about moving inland.
Speaker 1: Yeah, might be a good idea. But what about places
that aren't on the coast. Would they escape the chaos?
Speaker 2: Not necessarily. Case's readings, they described a global upheaval right
land masses shifting all over, mountains changing shape from volcanic eruptions,
earthquakes everywhere. No place would be immune, according to him.
Speaker 1: Scary thought to be honest, like the whole planet getting rearranged.
Speaker 2: It definitely makes you feel a little less secure, right,
but it also kind of puts things in perspective, like
reminds you of how powerful nature really is and now
you know, maybe we're not as in control as we
like to think we are.
Speaker 1: True. Okay, so back to the pole shift. Case said
it would start in nineteen ninety eight, and well it didn't,
or at least not on the scale he described. So
was he just wrong?
Speaker 2: Well, it's possible, but maybe his timeline was just off.
I mean, think about it. We've observed shifts in the
Earth's magnetic face, right, Maybe those shifts are the beginning
of something bigger, something that's going to play out over
a much longer period of time.
Speaker 1: So maybe a gradual shift instead of a sudden one.
Speaker 2: Exactly. It's like imagine boiling water, right, it takes time
to reach that boiling point. Maybe those subtle shifts we're
seeing now are just the early stages, like the water
slowly heating up.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's an interesting analogy. So Casey might not have
been completely off the mark. Maybe we're just at the
beginning of a very long process.
Speaker 2: It's definitely a possibility, and science is constantly evolving, right,
We're always learning new things about how the Earth works.
What seems impossible today could be proven true tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Right, It's important to stay open minded, not dismiss things
just because we don't fully understand them yet exactly.
Speaker 2: But let's shift gears a bit. Talk about Case a man,
not just the profit. Who was he beyond the predictions
and the healing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what was he like as a person.
Speaker 2: Well, by all accounts, Case was a humble guy, really compassionate,
deeply spiritual, believed his abilities were a gift meant to
help people. He never got rich off his readings, actually
struggled financially for a lot of his life. Seems like
he really just wanted to use his gift, real or perceived,
to make a positive difference.
Speaker 1: That's pretty remarkable, especially in a world that's often so
focused on, you know, money and personal gain. Here's this
guy who dedicated his life to helping others, using his
abilities to ease suffering, offer hope and guidance.
Speaker 2: It's a pretty inspiring story, even if you're skeptical about
the psychic stuff. He touched a lot of lives, that's
for sure. Gave people hope when they were sick, comforted
them when they were grieving, helped them find their way
when they were lost.
Speaker 1: It makes you think about what true greatness really means.
You know, it's not about power or fame. It's about
using what you have to help others, to make the
world a better place.
Speaker 2: Couldn't have said it better myself. And maybe that's the
real legacy of Edgar Case. He left behind this massive
body of work that continues to intrigue and fascinate us.
But more importantly, he left behind a legacy of love, compassion,
and a belief in the power of human connection.
Speaker 1: It really makes you think, doesn't it, like, what's our
purpose here? Is it all about us? Or is there
something more to it, something bigger.
Speaker 2: It's a big question for sure. In Case, he seems
to believe that our purpose is tied to our connection
to others, to helping each other, to contributing to something
larger than ourselves.
Speaker 1: That's a beautiful thought, really, and he definitely seemed to
live by that, giving thousands of readings throughout his lifetime,
I mean, over fourteen thousand readings addressing all sorts of stuff,
physical ailments, past lives, you name it.
Speaker 2: It's an incredible body of work and people are still
studying it today trying to make sense of it, you.
Speaker 1: Know, absolutely, And there's the Edgar Case foundation, right, They're
dedicated to preserving his readings, researching them, making them available
to people.
Speaker 2: Right, they do a lot of great work.
Speaker 1: So for our listeners who are maybe just hearing about
Edgar case for the first time, what would you say
is the main takeaway? Like, what's the big lesson here?
Speaker 2: Well, I think there are a few things we can
learn from Casey's story. First off, it shows us the
potential of the human mind. You know, like we might
have abilities and resources within us that we don't even
realize are.
Speaker 1: There, like hidden potential just waiting to.
Speaker 2: Be unlocked exactly. And whether you believe case was psychic
or just super intuitive, it's clear that he was tapping
into something, some kind of deeper knowledge.
Speaker 1: It definitely makes you wonder, doesn't it. Oh, what if
we all have that potential within us?
Speaker 2: Right? And another thing, Case's life is a testament to compassion,
to helping others. He dedicated his life to service, to
using his gift however you wanted to find it to
ease suffering and offer guidance.
Speaker 1: And that's something we can all strive for, right, Yeah,
to be more compassionate, to focus on helping others.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, it's about recognizing our interconnectedness, realizing that we're all
part of this bigger picture.
Speaker 1: I like that we're all connected, we're all in this together, right.
Speaker 2: And the last thing I'd say is that case encourages
us to stay open minded. You know. He explored stuff
that was way outside the mainstream ideas that a lot
of people dis but he don't let that stop him.
Speaker 1: He followed his own path.
Speaker 2: Yeah, basically exactly, and sometimes being open to new possibilities.
That's how we make discoveries, how we expand our understanding
of the world.
Speaker 1: That's so important. I think it's easy to get stuck
in our own little boxes, you know, to be afraid
to question things, to explore new ideas.
Speaker 2: It's true, but case he reminds us that there's always
more to learn, more to discover. There are mysteries all
around us, and sometimes the most amazing things happen when
we dare to look beyond what we think we know.
Speaker 1: Well said, So, whether you believe in Casey's psychic abilities
or not, there's something to be learned from his life
from his story.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, he was a complex, fascinating figure, and his legacy
continues to inspire and intrigue us.
Speaker 1: Well. On that note, I think it's time to wrap
up our deep dive into the world of Edgar Case
the Sleeping Profit. It's been a journey, that's for sure.
Speaker 2: It has thanks for joining.
Speaker 1: Us and to our listeners. Keep exploring, keep questioning, keep
those minds open, and who knows what you might discover.
We'll see you next time.