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He specifically pointed to New York and Connecticut as well as Los Angeles and San Francisco. The main portion of New York City, he said, will disappear.<ref>William Hutton, ''Coming Earth Changes: Causes and Consequences of the Approaching Pole Shift'' (Virginia Beach, Va.: A.R.E. Press, 1996), p. 99.</ref> The southern coast of California as well as sections between Salt Lake and southern Nevada could be inundated by earthquakes, he added, but there will be more quakes in the Southern Hemisphere.<ref>Hugh Lynn Cayce, ''Earth Changes Update'', pp. 91–92.</ref> | He specifically pointed to New York and Connecticut as well as Los Angeles and San Francisco. The main portion of New York City, he said, will disappear.<ref>William Hutton, ''Coming Earth Changes: Causes and Consequences of the Approaching Pole Shift'' (Virginia Beach, Va.: A.R.E. Press, 1996), p. 99.</ref> The southern coast of California as well as sections between Salt Lake and southern Nevada could be inundated by earthquakes, he added, but there will be more quakes in the Southern Hemisphere.<ref>Hugh Lynn Cayce, ''Earth Changes Update'', pp. 91–92.</ref> | ||
Cayce also alluded to changes in land features in a reading that predicted which lands would become the future breadbaskets of the world. In this reading, Cayce was speaking to a man about his birthplace—Livingston, a town in southwestern Montana—and said the area “will have much to do with many, many nations.” The prophet advised his client to become involved in the granary business in Montana and went on to say that portions of Saskatchewan, South Africa and the pampas in Argentina along with some parts of Nevada and Montana “must feed the world.”<ref>Hutton, Coming Earth Changes'', pp. 200–201, 203.</ref> | Cayce also alluded to changes in land features in a reading that predicted which lands would become the future breadbaskets of the world. In this reading, Cayce was speaking to a man about his birthplace—Livingston, a town in southwestern Montana—and said the area “will have much to do with many, many nations.” The prophet advised his client to become involved in the granary business in Montana and went on to say that portions of Saskatchewan, South Africa and the pampas in Argentina along with some parts of Nevada and Montana “must feed the world.”<ref>Hutton, ''Coming Earth Changes'', pp. 200–201, 203.</ref> | ||
Cayce himself had a dream that seemed to verify his radical visions. While returning by train to his home in Virginia Beach, he dreamed that he was reborn in <small>A</small>.<small>D</small>. 2100 in a town in Nebraska that was now on the western coast of the United States. As a child in his dream, he told others that he had been Edgar Cayce, who had lived two centuries earlier. | Cayce himself had a dream that seemed to verify his radical visions. While returning by train to his home in Virginia Beach, he dreamed that he was reborn in <small>A</small>.<small>D</small>. 2100 in a town in Nebraska that was now on the western coast of the United States. As a child in his dream, he told others that he had been Edgar Cayce, who had lived two centuries earlier. | ||