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IT IS CLEAR THAT WE'RE LIVING IN A TIME OF ENORMOUS CHANGES and transformations. Many of the things that we have in the past taken for granted as being "fixed" for our lifetimes are gone. With rapid technological changes, less of what we have around us can we count on to be useful to us for very long. It seems that our "word" and the "word" of others means less in these times than it did just a few years ago. More and more we're being called on to find our own way through an increasingly complex world. One of
the great tools of this time is the Human Design system which can guide
each individual to recognize the characteristics of their journey through
life. There are some people who come into life with the facility of being be able to connect into other realms of either a conscious or unconscious nature. From these other realms it is possible to look into what we experience as our conscious reality on earth in an objective way and this can clarify many of the misunderstandings that beset us in our lives. One such person who was able to tap into many different realms of consciousness was Edgar Cayce. It is said that during the course of 50 years, on a regular basis, he would put himself into a trance and speak out on almost any subject, past, present or future. In this article we have a look at the Design of Edgar Cayce and attempt to clarify some of the recognizable aspects of his great gifts. Edgar
Cayce was born on March 18, 1887 in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. He was born
into the Incarnation Theme of the "Vessel of Love," with his
In his genetically-inherited (red) Design side, his unconscious Sun was in the Gate 10, the Gate of human behavioral traits of self-love throughout all aspects of life's journey, and in the third line of "the martyr," the person with a tendency to carry the burdens of others. His unconscious earth was in the 15 Gate relating to an _expression of love for all forms of humanity, and in the third line relating to the modest accomplishment of numerous feats and an unwavering commitment to finish what one starts. Edgar
was born with what is called a one/three (1/3) profile, signifying that
at his birth the It must be explained at this point that even though our sensations or memories of other lifetimes are mostly concealed from us, our soul is eternal and we have the capability of showing up as a spirit in human form many times over. In the East, where much research has been done through meditation, the evolution of the spirit through various lifetimes, past, present and future is a matter of common knowledge. In the West, for the past 600 years, the concept of multiple lifetimes has been mostly eradicated from within the scriptures and teachings of the Faith-based Christian & Islamic religions. Consequently many believers have been called on to focus their “single” lives on being particularly "good," to ensure a place in “heaven” in the “hereafter.” The concept is well-meaning, perhaps, because most people never get to experience the clear remembrance of another lifetime, but it does not embrace the reality of what we live through in the larger scheme of things across myriad lifetimes. The concept is also open to abuse when faith-based fanatics are convinced to undertake atrocities to humanity justified by “rewards” in an “eternal heaven.” For Edgar Cayce, born into a foundational lifetime with a 1/3 profile, he has a natural attunement with the season's and cycles of the earth. Most people are aware of the Spring Equinox that happens towards the end of March, and the Fall Equinox that happens towards the end of September. Midsummer and midwinter are also marked towards the end of June and the end of December. Each of these seasonal points are common to the Incarnation theme of the Vessel of Love, which is the Incarnation in which Edgar Cayce was born. Since the beginning of time, the whole experience on earth has been linked within the highs and lows associated with the changes of season. In his lifetime, Edgar would have been associating with the deepest currents running within the whole memory in the earth's span of experiences. Edgar
Cayce's Design chart The three areas of Design that are defined within Edgar Cayce's chart are the mental area of logical solutions, the 63-4 (a projector Channel); the channel of community, the 40-37 (also a projector Channel), and the two "tantric," transformational (generator) channels, the 5-15, the channel of Universal attunement, and the 29-46, the channel of successful human experiences. Even though he had two projector Channels, we say that by Design he was a generator. Generators are guided through life by a sacral response that indicates to them whether it is right for them to interact in something, or with someone, or not. When we use the word "right" in Design terms, we are alluding towards a personal, inner response that rises in affirmation to something that is being offered to them. In broad terms, Edgar Cayce, when integrated and clear within himself, would respond to situations confronting him through a natural attunement with Universal law ( 5-15), coupled with a wholesome, potentially successful experience ( 29-46) relating towards the needs of the community (humanity) at large (40-37) through as much as possible, logical and practical solutions (63-4). Edgar
Cayce"s unique Design features
In his
defined Crown Center, Edgar Cayce had three conscious and one unconscious
activations in the Gate 63. In his defined Self Center, Edgar Cayce had an activation through the unconscious sun, in Gate 10, in the third line, as a genetic inheritance from his father. This activation gave him the tendency to be a “martyr” for other people's causes. Also in Gate 10, he had a conscious activation from the planet Jupiter in the fifth line. The placement of Jupiter in one's Design brings a very expansive and benefic presence, and the fifth line described as "the heretic," gave him a lifelong stance of someone who would stand in opposition to the status quo. It must be remembered that in the early years of the 20th century many people who challenged the status quo were severely castigated and some were locked away in institutions. It is said of Edgar Cayce that during the course of his lifetime he read many times, and had a profound understanding of the Bible and was able to answer his critics very capably.
In
Conclusion There
is no question that Edgar Cayce had great gifts available to him, but
it was his self-discipline, prayerful, meditative, integrative, grateful
and trusting attitude to life that gave his “Vessel of Love”
the endurance and consistency to contain so much and to pour so much
wisdom and relief into the lives of hundreds and thousands of people.
© Chetan Parkyn, 2004
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