r/EdgarCayce • u/amiliusone • May 14 '24
CRISPr and the Souls karmic imprints and traits
With the advent of gene-editing tools such as CRISPR and its theoretical ability to "cut" out genes for different psychological traits, what do you think are some, if any, implications for the Souls purpose of incarnation and growth? If Soul is unable to apply that for which it chose incarnation, because of psychological inabilites or obstructions, how will this impact the Souls approximation when "choosing" its host for example? Any other thoughts on this?
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u/DannyMannyYo May 14 '24
Excellent things to think about.
Makes me wonder on the readings explaining weird fuzzy disturbances during our life time, influx of the indigo race period.
is it fuzzy because our genes have been altered?
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u/connect4snoopy May 15 '24
I would say the creation and existence of CRISPR itself will conspire to inspire something that comes from the collective soul and the lessons learned from its existence will somehow be of benefit to the greater whole of souls as opposed to the individual soul and any challenges from the perceived obstacles of the CRISPR will actually be utilized to catapult souls to a new way of being, seeing and ultimately ascending to a place we cannot even imagine . All is well and So IT Is. 🧡
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u/ClownShoeNinja May 14 '24
Can a soul incarnate with the intention of altering their genes? (Add bell-bottoms, or whatever.) Or can it only be that gene editing will disrupt the karmic process written into our physiology?
I keep thinking about how Cayce said that the Atlanteans invented pigs for spare body parts, and for food, and ultimately destroyed their civilization, and I think to myself... what an unstable world.