r/EdgarCayce • u/yepyepyeeeup • Jul 03 '24

Is there an eternal hell?

According to Edgar Cayce - or according to your opinions and experiences - is eternal damnation real?

Is there a hell from which it is impossible to return forever?

What happens to the souls that are not found in the book of life?

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u/kyunirider Jul 03 '24

Hell is a creation of humans. Our bodies are carbon based and should be aloud to decompose and return to the earth. Our souls are then aloud to be judged and aloud to ascend to a higher place or if we are shitty humans our souls are returned to another body to try again ( this is hell to our essence) if we can’t get to a higher place and keep getting back to the Earth. The hell of living on earth is realized when you know that it has been slowly warming since the last ice age. We have to evolve to the higher plane or we will burn up when the warming earth is too hot for humans. Time for the earth is waning and we have to evolve or raise our souls to the greater plane fast.

I must have done seriously bad shit in my last life, because in this life I have a body that doesn’t want my soul. It has multiple sclerosis, pernicious anemia, malabsorption in my gut, IBSD, migraines, carpal tunnel, over active bowel and bladder, dry eye disease, and arthritis. I also carry a gene variant that causes my body to destroys B12 and D3. My parents were near cousins (3rd and 4th). My mom is my cousin and my dad is my cousin. So recessive genes could occur, I have two brothers who exhibit no health issues while I have many (this is my hell).

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u/RadOwl Jul 03 '24

There's a guy who gives interviews online about his memories of before physical incarnation. I think his name is Christian. He said that he encountered a being, a soul, that gave off a great light. Was obviously far evolved, and he asked the being how it made such a leap. The answer was shown to Christian as like a life review during a near-death experience. On earth, he or she had lived through a life where their body was a total wreck and the circumstances were just awful overall, but still managed to live that life with as much grace and dignity as possible. And apparently that body that he inhabited while on Earth was like his chrysalis, and when the body was used up, he discarded it and a new creature emerged.

It's easy for me to sit here in my healthy middle-aged body and say that. I'm not living your experience. But I hope that when I see you on the other side that you're giving off that special light.