The Sleeping Prophet | Tales From the Bottle 

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You gotta respect the man for refusing to make money off his ability

"I don't believe in Astrology, i'm a Sagittarius and we're skeptical."

"I have great confidence in my abilities".........."Oh Jeez" lmao sounds like pure confidence to me

Gotta really respect the guy. and I have to agree that I too do not believe in psychics but the fact that he was so fervently skeptical of his own ability and didn’t use it for profit until he had no choice really says a lot about him. (Assuming half of that is even true)

The most convincing psychic turned out to be the ones that didn't boast about their ability

I live in VA, the Association for Research and Enlightenment is in Virginia Beach and is still going as a health center and spa. Sounds like Edgar was nice guy. Stay safe Q.

Never realized Edgar Cayce essentially got his start by diagnosing and, apparently, curing his hypnotist's stinky-ass feet.

Lock down is more bearable with a Qxir vid.

I’m just way more impressed with his integrity to not try and exploit his “gift” to people around the world with his magical healing. The fact he was skeptical of his own abilities and tended to only use them for non-profit says a lot about his character

*The sleeping surgeon* would've sounded cooler.

He accurately predicted his own death, rise and fall of HIlter when the world didn't see him as a threat yet, rise of new technology, surgical techniques... He also believed that native americans came from Atlantis and that giant humans walked around the earth.

I love how you put Trance beats during his "trance like" state😂

Oh you think EVERYTHING has a rational explanation huh? Explain why I'm still a virgin then? Check and check mate.

I'm from Cayce's home town and he's a big historical figure for us. Mostly because nothing else happened here prior to the Solar Eclipse back in 17. I read his biography, and it is an incredible story. While I don't believe a bit of the psychic nonsense, his story is still incredible and he was a very generous man and died with not much more money than he was born with

even if he was a prophet or psychic he really was a good person. imagine using a real or fake power to help people and not requiring people to buy his services. that's a really honorable trait, and I would struggle to hold back from using a power like this for gain

The dude sims like a really good guy He didn’t want to give out medical advice because he didn’t want to hurt people we need more people like hem

The initial “self-diagnosis” isn’t actually all that crazy and is speculated to be to the subconscious attempting to communicate. I remember reading other similar stories. Besides all the mystic bullshit, the “fundamental truth” theory sounds interesting. Regarding Casey, from what little I can tell he seems like a good bloke who was either fooled very well or just a good guy out to help people.

How did covid19 happen with so many middle aged moms on Facebook waving around healing crystals? lol

Perhaps he was unintentionally tapping into his subconscious memory whilst asleep and repeating knowledge he had read or heard throughout his life?

Your storytelling and artwork are epic.

On reading some of his diagnosis, Edgar did not understand the terminology he used in a dream state and had to contact real doctors to define the words and procedures...any doctor that reads his papers will assume that Edgar had an indepth understanding of physiology, but only while in a dream state because the moment they spoke to him awake they realized he had no idea what his dream self clearly understood.

I can’t believe I’ve been watching your videos for 2 years and you still don’t have a million subs SMH

You’re so underrated

I can't have anything but respect for the guy. Regardless of whether he was deliberately faking it or honestly believed he was psychic, it sounds like he was legitimately trying to make the world a better place, and maybe even succeeded a little.

"C'mon casey, c'mon tell me the lucky numbers, gotta win this one."

Reminds me of detective Conan a lot... Conan a detective turned into a kid who's tagging along with a mediocre detectives investigations... He simply puts the mediocre detective to sleep and then he'd stay hidden behind the sleeping mori, while mimicing his voice, he explains how he solved the case.

Your doodles are great. Looking into that shirt...

Honestly Cayce seems like such a chill dude and a pretty upstanding person.

I too am a skeptic. A proud one. I live near Virginia Beach, Va and have visited A.R.E. out of curiosity. The old hospital is there, a large office building and a rather peaceful garden. However the library was incredible. Much of that metaphysical stuff is beyond me but I love to read and I know a great library when I see one. Anyway, my point is the impression I get about the man and his legacy is that it comes from a good place. If true psychic ability exists, then I say he was the real deal and besides, you got to like a guy who wouldn't sell out to line his pockets.

To be fair, his readings probably did help people. Belief is a very powerful thing. In a way, it’s not dissimilar to the placebo effect.

I am totally not a believer in outlandish things but this guy actually captivated me. He is a very interesting person. He had a good heart. That's for sure. Especially given the era and time frame

12:54 "And I have to say, Edgar Cayce's life story is by far the least offensive." Very well put.

One thing about Edgar is that he was the first person ever to recommend boric acid for treating 3rd degree burns. He practiced self hypnosis big time. Colorful character. He got ill when others used his abilities to predict winning horse races etc. He just tapped into the collective unconscious

I'm actually from from where this guy was born. There are murals of him around here in a few places and when I was in elementary school we'd go on fieldtrips to his primary school once a year. Unique character among famous psychics.

I don't believe in that psychic and astrology stuff either but if someone else does I don't care but some people who claim to not believe in astrology sure act like they do

Placebo effect could mean that his treatments really worked, at least to some extent

This is probably gonna sound weird, but when I can’t sleep I watch tales from the bottle and then I’ll fall asleep listening to them. When I’m not trying to sleep they’re hilarious. So thank you for all that you do, have you thought about getting an amazon affiliate link?

Just the love the humor, the attitutude... ...and the consistently interesting subject matter. New subscription.

"I lost my sight on five separate occasions" Yeah, sounds like working with a parent.

The man is a pretty cool dude. Whether his readings are correct or not he seems like a genuinely nice dude.

Everything you said about the charlatanism of the psychic industry (which I also agree with in most cases) can be applied to the pharmaceutical and petrochemical industries among other things. The framing of statistics in their favour is the primary way these players seek to corner the market and eliminate or buy out the competition. This is unrelated to the validity or safety of their own product, it just means that if the competition has more value or is safer, knowledge of these things need to be discredited or suppressed more. For example: The matchstick and radium girls, leaded petrol, allopathic medicine, etc. There's a difference between true skepticism and being a partisan disbeliever of certain ideas. The former questions everything without prejudice and is therefore able to seek and find objective truths no matter how uncomfortable or unpleasant, the latter doesn't like to address anything outside their comfort zone and is commonly referred to by people with insider knowledge as a dupe or a mark.

okay but even though the art style is relatively simple, you capture emotion so well!! Great work man I’ve seen all ur vids.

Well then. This is interesting, a upload in quarentine

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I mean, the fact he does it for free is pretty cool, even if it's wrong it's at least free.

I dig your narration, humorous yet historically accurate.

I've been subbed for a while. But recently I've finally got around to watching your videos. Frankly, they are a great distraction. Keep it up! Great, and interesting stuff!

I have to agree, it's certainly a fascinating instance of "psychic powers." While I think that the legitimacy of the sources makes it very hard to believe how true any of it is, it's still incredibly interesting

he wasn't a "psychic" he was a genius who could understand the telling's of his own subconscious.

I'm glad that we now see a historical character in these videos that lived in my home state,Alabama,oh do I love this place,great videos man! Keep em' up!

Sweet a new tales from the bottle episode! Big fan :)

Whether or not his psychic abilities were real, he seemed like a really kind and generous person! RIP Casey

I grew up in the same area as Mr. Cayce and grew up with stories of him. He was a good, sincere man. It was very difficult for him to accept his extraordinarily gifts. I have read all his books. He tried his best to do the right thing. You can believe or not, the facts speak for themselves.

When your heart is in the work and not the money, greatness is always the result.

Your voice,wit, and sarcasm make your videos so much more entertaining. Thankyou crazy Irishman, to be sure.

Casey seems like a pretty wholesome family man, man of faith, and all around good guy that fell on hard times and even used his “powers” for good What a lad

You might consider doing a video about the Hunt brothers and their attempt to "corner" the US silver market and what happened to them after their highly illegal scheme collapsed. They were arrested trying to escape to Mexico with several semi-trailer trucks filled with troy ounces of silver.

I really enjoy your videos. I subscribed this week and been binging your videos. Your artsyle is awesome

Another OUTSTANDING film... thank you.

Honestly this channel is underrated

So much respect for Edgar Cayce 🙏🏼

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3:14 I love your videos for such simple yet hilarious details like that

Cayce seemed to have genius levels of Intuitive Associative Reasoning and Cognitive Synthesis. Vacating or altering his consciousness naturally through a sleep state is interesting. Achieving peak state while the subconscious is dominant is rare. I thought bio-specific, neuroactive anesthesia was required. People with aptitudes similar to Edgar can find life to be frustrating. If self-destructive tendencies are also present, they can be magnified big time. Although being able to rationalize oneself into a fantasy world does plugged into the real world, is a spectacular skill! Describing uncommon perceptions in lengthy streams-of-consciousness can be exhausting to those around you.

How do I live in the same town as he did and have never even heard of this guy

"He put him into a trance" *TRANCE MUSIC PLAYS* Loved that bit lol.

I think your videos are some of best available on RU-vid.

I really enjoy your stuff. Makes me giggle

1:17 You forgot to draw "Subscribe to Qxir" on the inside cover of that book.

That was really REALLY interesting. Thanks for making and sharing🤩

Up the Dubs, just found this lad love your video and the way you explain the stories a true scéalaí

it looks like he’s about to do a running on empty food review

Qxir heals the quarantine feels.

I really like this kid more and more. Especially after hearing him say that he doesn’t believe in nonsense ghosts and ufos and skinwalker ranch nonsense and mothmen. Which for me there are a lot of good channels I start to like and then they all can’t resist talking about the supernatural shit. I’m only a couple of days into this channel and am liking more and more what I see. Also the length of the videos are perfect. No 55 minute video for what you can tell in 15. I don’t know how old this channel is but from what I’ve seen out there comparably he should have about 2 to 5 million subscribers. Keep up the good work.

This was a great video on documenting Cayce's life. It reminds me of the Brazilian healer Arigo, who apparently operated on medical patients while also in a trance. With no medical training or formal education. And just a rusty pen-knife which he barely kept clean. And apparently everyone he treated would say they barely would feel any discomfort during his operations.

Love this content. Think your merch is getting really nice as well will have to pick some up kn payday. Quick question for anyone, what is the music at the end???? More over I am of the opinion that Carthage must be destroyed.

I think the thing the differentiates him from all other major "psychics" was that he was reluctant to use his power to give people medical advice, presumably out of fear of killing someone, and after accepting the idea of using his powers he sought to do it for free.

Thanks for posting this video.

Look what sick contents i found during quarantine, man i love the editing keep it up!

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Remember, our eyes only perceive a small fraction of the light spectrum which means in the vast majority we cant see those things that dwell within our blind spots. 2nd, nature is far weirder and more unbelievable when you consider quantum mechanics and its double slit experiment or the mechanics of black holes.

Keep up the work, your content is amazing. Good job on the video!

I think it says a lot about the poor medical knowledge of the time that he stopped doing readings for gambling because they weren't accurate, but continued doing readings for medicine and saw them do no worse than trained doctors. As far as his actual behavior, going into a hypnotic trance isn't the same thing as sleeping, it's just entering an altered state of mind. And it's absolutely very common for people who believe they are psychic to continue to do so because they see themselves give people hope or excitement and think that they are bringing good into the world and not just hope and placebo.

Maybe the man was simply medical genius who had an easy access to his subconscious while sleeping

Appreciate your content! Keep it up

i guess this is the first time i am going to buy merch on youtube Love the style

Got my Playlist ready, time to go to bed

Mmmm, I was aching for another of Qxir's Tales From The Bottle videos! Never disappoints!

Its interesting to think that someone with a good heart would be a huckster for good. A real life Reigen.

It's the drawn slides that sets your channel apart and adds another dimension of comedy.

166k subs dude this was less than a year ago and you sitting pretty to hit half a mil before the end of April if not earlier never change man it's good to see the channel getting the attention it deserves

These stories are always interesting regardless of the subject lol

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4mins in and i like your approach.. I got in to him from 2005 onwards inadvertently searching for doomsday prophecies lol.. very interesting stuff

I like the eye doctor looking sign in the background. It made me subscribe.

I'm about as skeptical as one can be when it comes to the supernatural and psychic phenomena. That being said, certain aspects of real human psychology or physiology that we now know are quite real were once dismissed as woo-woo nonsense. Like skin-to-skin contact for newborn babies and their mother, or meditation and mindfulness in general. Even the concept of stress. It would be kind of arrogant to think that there will never be anything that turns out to be true that we currently dismiss.

I grew up with family members that somewhat believed in some type of premonitions/extra sensory perception because of a couple of odd events in my families past. I was always on the fence about this stuff, still unsure now. I've questioned the possibility of it in recent years following unusual events and memories that I had during a medically induced coma. To top it off, I've recently been learning about quantum physics and found out about the odd behaviours of matter governed by quantum mechanics that led a lot of hippy/scientists in the 50's to believe we had found evidence of how psychic activity could work. It's very weird and worth looking into but isn't concrete evidence still. Aside from extra sensory perceptions though, I've always been a deep believer of reincarnation since I've been old enough to remember and my recent interest in science has only reinforced that belief because matter cannot be created or destroyed in the universe and neither can energy, which is only ever changed from one form to another. If consciousness is a concept governed by the laws of quantum mechanics then tell me what you think must happen to the consciousness of something when it dies

This reminds me of a physicist named Tom Campbell. This man has worked on US military missiles and NASA for decades, yet he believes that there is more to this world. I am a sceptic also, but apparently in the 1970s', Tom was introduced to a book by his boss about meditation physics/consciousness (or something like that, as I say, I am sceptical) and the author didn't live far away. They went to the authors mansion and it turns out the author was a millionaire who had multiple acoustic isolation chambers and supposedly owned a cable company (Robert Monroe). Over the course of 40 years, he dedicated his life to studying consciousness. Tom basically believes in a kind of simulation theory based on quantum entanglement and the split particle affect (I may be wrong as I have not read the book, entirely). The most simplest way to put it, is that everything is energy and energy cannot be deleted - only converted. So, in the case of death, it is like a light bulb breaking. Sure there is no light anymore, but there is still energy travelling through the circuit, the energy is still there; all we need to do is replace the bulb. It is like a collective consciousness or data stream (like the internet) that we can access with subconscious - apparently. What strikes me as similar, is the fact that Tom, has created a giant book and released all his information for free called My Big T.O.E. You would think after 40 years studying a subject that you would want to cash in a little, but Tom seems to believe it and offers his books for free. I sound like an advertisement, however, I am just pointing out a more unique perspective on life from an educated mind, as it is very unusual for a man who literally helped develop military missiles and worked for NASA (literally a rocket scientist lol) to believe in such theories.

Nice. I will be heading there this fall for massage school. Cool to see this.