Edgar Cayce – Time And ‘No Time’

By In5D on March 17, 2015 in Meditation with 0 Comments

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by Gregg Prescott, M.S.
Founder, Webmaster, & Editor, In5D.com

What did Edgar Cayce mean when he said, ‘There is no time’?

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Time, as we know it on this planet, is only as relevant as it is to how our planet spins to create the illusion of “one day”. If you are 30 years old in “Earth years” and were to live your entire life on Mars, whose average “day” is about 28-29 hours, your Mars age would be 24 years old. If you are 80 in Earth years, your Mars age would be 66. Time can only be relevant to the planet where one resides.

In John Van Auken’s book, Toward a Deeper Meditation, Cayce was quoted as saying, “Learn these lessons well: First, the continuity of life. There is no time; it is one time. There is no space; it is one space. There is no force, other than all force in its various phases and applications. The individual is such a part of God that one’s thoughts may become crimes or miracles, for thoughts are deeds. That that one metes must be met again. That one applies will be applied again and again until that oneness of time, space, force are learned and the individual is one with the whole.”

The premise of time places limitations on our thought constructs as many people will live their entire lives believing that time, as we know it, is the only time that ever was or will be.

We live in a world that relies on linear time based on years, months, days, hours and seconds. What we fail to conceptualize is how time is manmade. Loverboy has a song, “Working for the Weekend” whose title encapsulates the ultimate reason why we rely on time, as it’s all based on economic reasons through the creation of days, months, years and subsequently, the work week and the weekend. What if every day was “Saturday“?

What if there were no days at all? If we exist in parallel universes, then we must be considered multidimensional beings. Is it possible that, in any given parallel universe, there is no time?

In Cayce’s reading, 900-429, he stated, :

“The first lesson for six months should be One-One-One-One; Oneness of God, oneness of man’s relation, oneness of force, oneness of time, oneness of purpose, Oneness in every effort-Oneness- Oneness!”

Those who meditate will eventually feel the oneness that Cayce mentions. Fears are what bring us back to living in chaos within this 3rd dimensional reality. Every time you buy into what the talking heads on the nightly news are saying or watch a horror movie, you are reinforcing those fears and are basically telling the Universe, “This is what I enjoy.” One of the Universal Laws is the Law of Attraction, so whatever is predominantly on your mind is what you (and we, as a group collective) will receive.

In reading 39-4, Edgar Cayce stated:

“worry will only unfit and prevent the body from meting out the best in self and for others, and in this respect will must manifest and not be pulled … about by circumstance, as it were.”

There is a reason why our 6 o’clock news is full of fear; to keep us from manifesting a new reality while reinforcing fear. It also keeps us locked into the principle of time.

Upon researching the tomb of Mayan leader, Lord Pacal, the late Jose Arguelles stated that the most important lesson he learned was that we are to either live without time or to develop a calendar that is more in synchronicity with nature, such as a 13 month lunar calendar, where each month has one full moon, has the same number of days, starts on the same day and ends on the same day.

On your days off, try living without time. Don’t wear a watch and don’t follow any specific time-based schedule.

As evidenced by numerous near death experiences, time does not exist in the afterlife.

Even when you dream, you never know what day it is or what time it is. When we dream, we come the closest to experiencing our true, spiritual nature where we live without time as multidimensional beings. Once you learn how to release the fear (see How To Deprogram Yourself), you will find that your dreams become more futuristic because you no longer buy into manmade laws and beliefs while you begin to connect to the Universal Mind, or as Cayce calls it, “Oneness”.

Another Universal Law is the Law of Free Will, which keeps us locked into this 3rd dimensional reality as long as we continue to buy into what our world leaders and the mainstream media continue to sell us. Can you name one world leader who truly works in the best interests of humanity? Can you name one major television station that does not try to sell us fear? This reality can change in the blink of an eye once we, as a group collective, stop buying into the fear and start buying into Universal Consciousness.

Through Universal Consciousness, you can see and feel how everything is connected to everything else. With this type of mentality and existence,. there would be no wars and no fear.

And there would be “no time”.

Sending you all infinite LOVE and Light!

Gregg

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Gregg Prescott, M.S. is the founder and editor of In5D and Zentasia . He co-owns In5D Club with his beautiful wife, Ali. You can find every episode of “The BIGGER Picture with Gregg Prescott” on Bitchute while all of his In5D Radio shows are on the In5D Youtube channel. He is a visionary, author, a transformational speaker, and promotes spiritual, metaphysical and esoteric conferences in the United States through In5dEvents. Please like and follow In5D on Gab, In5D Telegram, In5D Bitchute, Instagram, TikTok, Rumble, Twitter, and In5D on Facebook!/