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May 27, 1997 08:38 AM
by K. Paul Johnson
In a brief look at the readings CD-ROM, I found two passages that seem prophetic: 3902-002 "...the entity should begin now to study electronics for as the earth and the people of same enter Aquarius, the air, we find that the electrical forces, electronics and energies are to be the ruling influences..." 5281-001 "get out of the tobacco business, get into electronics." I neglected to get the dates for these readings. But assuming they are from 1930-44, I wonder two things. How many people realized then that tobacco was going to run into problems down the road? Not many, I would suspect. How widespread was the recognition that an age of electronics was approaching? I don't remember from my childhood in the `60s that anyone had much of a clue about computers, although TV had saturated the market. Also, wonder if this advice was really relevant to the person receiving it, or if Cayce was actually looking further into the future than he realized?