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However, Cayce falters at the seventh level. His words trail off before ultimately stating, "I cannot speak about it." Speculation abounds—some scholars ponder whether this level represents the culmination of existence itself, while others suggest it may hold revelations too overwhelming for the unprepared mind.
After addressing these ethereal levels, Cayce shifts focus to what he termed the potential traps of the future. Unlike catastrophic technological failures, these traps arise from forgetting the spirit or failing to acknowledge the intertwined nature of existence. Cayce cites historical civilizations such as Atlantis and Egypt, which collapsed after choosing to deliberately forget their awareness of the soul’s journey.