Develop discernment in the face of information and propaganda.
Cultivate authentic relationships.
Practice values such as empathy, honesty, and consistency.
From this perspective, real change does not begin in governments, but in the way in which each person responds to the crisis.
A time of decisions
The central message that many find in Edgar Cayceβs readings is not fear of the future, but responsibility in the face of it. If 2026 represents a tipping point, then what is done before and during that period matters profoundly.
Crises, according to this view, do not come to destroy humanity, but to force it to choose what kind of humanity it wants to be.
And that choice, more than in major political events, is manifested in every daily action, in every value that is held and in every conscience that it awakens.