Author: David Wilcock

by David Wilcock

MY VERY FIRST FULL ARTICLE ON THE INTERNET

[3/16/09: This was posted to greatdreams.com eleven years and two days from today, and was the first full article I ever had published on the Internet, other than some posts to Richard Hoagland’s discussion forum in 1996. 

At this time — March 1998 — I had no reason to doubt Edgar Cayce’s prophecy that California would sink in 1998. I believed it so strongly that it affected my intuitive work and caused me to interpret the psychic data I was getting in a way that would support this belief.

At times, my data was blatantly influenced by my conscious mind and said things that were completely erroneous.

I include this here as a warning. Intuitive readings are NOT foolproof, and should never be seen that way. You can strive for the best results, but there is always a chance that you will be ‘off’.

That’s how it works in the real world — variability rather than 100-percent consistency. Those who get mired in ‘doom and gloom’ should take this seriously under advisement.

Joe Mason’s work on dreams, archetypes and the "Dream Voice" technique was the final key that led to my own intuitive readings developing in 1996. By early 1998 I was preparing to publish my works on the website he co-created with a partner he’d met after I first knew him, Dolores ‘Dee’ Finney. This was the first.] 

[Updated 3/14/09] What follows is the raw data from the first half of December 1996 — the earliest days of the Wilcock Readings. Published on-site since 1999, you can see how the readings predicted an upcoming car crash for David, and ultimately tied it in with a remarkable prophecy of 9/11 — which at this point was still five years away!   What follows is the raw data. The readings are the main text, and everything else — comments and / or dream data — are indented.    Mon. 12 / 2 / 96 – 7:00 a.m.   In your cap and gown, think about what you are shopping for, for a moment; aquamarine, the colors of the spectrum. Control your data, flowing in through information. Slow down the matrix [of your thoughts.] Your work has many serious overtones. Many people feel they are lost. It’s quite appropriate in this society, though. How do you think I feel about it? I never say anything to cause this. This is my speakerphone; this is something you can watch – it will be around for many years. We need some purchasing orders badly. [Note: Obviously the statement about them “needing purchasing orders badly” indicates that they want many others to do the same thing that I was doing here.]   Silence is your greatest ally. We’re really proud of you; you’re...