I've avoided this string so far because, frankly, I think Cayce was just another quack, and the video IlDiavolo put up to start this string implies we have to wait for a second coming to see its results. I think the results of a second coming of Christ are best prepared for by acting as if it's already happened. And the whole discussion on how Jesus appears - physical or spirit, was answered at his resurrection. He reesurrected as a perfected [therefore, not corrupt] physical being, and proved it to all who saw him. What? - on ascension, he drifted back to spirit, when we're told, elsewhere, "in the flesh we ahall see God." I don'r recall where that is found [I think Job], but it does not matter. I'm not here to prove anything at present, just to suggest. Sanctified, perfected flesh is how Jesus exists now, in heaven, with a previously sanctified, and perfected Heavenly Father before him. And the idea that we must reincarnate [become flesh, again, multiple times to finally "get it" - i.e., underhand what it's all about. to become a sanctified, perfect being] is, to me, nonsense. Christ told us to become as little children, because they already get it - it's so simple, we tend, as adults, to over-think it and make it complicated. One time around in mortal life is sufficient for "little children," just like a roller coaster and its ups and down and turned, and even corkscrews. Hey, animals seem to get once around, so it must be that we are guilty of over-thunking. [spelled on purpose]
Now, that said, I heard something today that may offend Catholics, but I mean no disrespect whatsoever, but it is funny as ever I've heard. One of the Cardinals who is thought to be a possible choice to be the next Pontiff is Cardinal Pizzaballa. Say that with an Italian accent. I roared with laughter, and I'm certain he probably thinks it's funny, too. His name is what it is. I wish him well, and he's instantly my favorite.
ok, back to the second coming, and how many times we allegedly go through this life, and... and... he did it just once. Aren't we supposed to follow...?