Amilius

In reading 364-3 he dates Amilius to “some hundred, some ninety-eight thousand years before the entry of Ram into India”.

This phase is closely associated with Amilius, the spiritual leader whom Cayce identified as an early incarnation of the Christ soul, the same entity who later became Jesus.

According to Cayce, souls were still androgynous “Sons of God” during the early Atlantean era: in the time of Amilius, before the first major destruction of Atlantis (about 50,000 BC), and before souls became fully locked into separate male and female physical bodies.

(Q) How large was Atlantis during the time of Amilius?

R2]—there lived in this land of Atlantis one Amilius [Adam], who had first noted that of the separations of the beings as inhabited that portion of the earth’s sphere or plane of those peoples into male and female as separate entities, or individuals.

In reading 364-7, Edgar Cayce was asked how the legend of Lilith is connected with the period of Amilius.

(Q) How is the legend of Lilith connected with the period of Amilius?

(A) In the beginning as Amilius, as Adam, as Melchizedek, as Zend [?], as Ur [?] [Enoch?