[The following was originally Supplement]
7/16/29 HISTORICAL DATA AND CONNECTIONS OF [
137]:
Being a treatise on the entity's relations and relationships
with the officers and trustees of the Association of National
Investigators and various other members.
Compiled and edited by the Historical Committee of the
Association of National Investigators, Inc., at Virginia
Beach, Va.: Thomas J. Sugrue, Hugh Lynn Cayce and Gladys
Davis.
[GD's note: The actual writing here seems to be Thomas
Sugrue's in the first part and Hugh Lynn Cayce's in the last
part. As a member of the Committee, I only furnished the
material.]
Now we find in this entity's past appearances a stressing of
the religious, mystical, and philosophical; which in the
present give that high-mindedness and altruistic vein of
thought and desire, bringing the entity close to the spirit
forces and in sympathy with mysteries and truths of life as
exhibited in religious worship and the study of philosophy
and metaphysics.
FIRST APPEARANCE - BEGINNING:
"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God,
and the Word was God." St. John 1:1.
137-4
In that before this, we find in the days when the Sons of
God came together to reason in the elements as to the
appearance of man in physical on earth's plane, and this
entity was among those chosen as the messenger to all the
realm...that of the innate forces of the love of the
beautiful.
137-4
In this appearance there is none of the physical urges of
man, none of the retarding motives, only the greatness of
God and the beauty of His truth.
SECOND APPEARANCE - FIRST PALESTINE PERIOD:
In this appearance is the basis of that common sense and far
- seeing insight into basic causes and circumstances. It is
the ingredient necessary to make the dreamer and idealist a
balanced and rational character. Few who have the love of
beauty and the instinct of art have this gift. It would be
well that they did.
137-4
In the one before this, we find in that of the one calling
the chosen people from the Assyrian lands to the building
again of the walls of the Holy City, and this entity in that
of the armor bearer for Ezekiel...the desire for every
condition to be perfect before attempting to build upon any
foundation.
137-4
Here the entity met with the peoples as are contacted today,
and this is the only period of such contacts. In the
associations here is found the key of the urges in the
present. These will be given later.
THIRD APPEARANCE - SECOND PALESTINE PERIOD:
"Keep yourselves in the love of God, looking for the mercy
of our Lord Jesus Christ unto eternal life." Jude 1:21.
137-4
Just before this, we find in the days when the Master came
into the Promised Land. This entity one that followed close
in the ways of the teachings as set by Him. In the personage
of the brother in the flesh, Jude...that of the leniency
toward all laws concerning every mode of worship to Jehovah,
and of the respect to every entity's own belief.
137-4
Now the urge of the spiritual and beautiful is made stronger
and carries on to this present life unhampered by any later
appearance in the flesh. It would seem that in these three
appearances such great strides have been made by the entity
that almost perfection has been reached. Then in the present
we would expect to find one very close to the spirit plane,
and very much in harmony with the universal forces as
manifested through the entity and those contacted with.
HISTORY OF THE PERIODS
In the beginning the entity was in the spirit plane when the
decision was made to inhabit the bodies of earth. This
period has no history for us, only wonder and awe, and the
dream of going back.
The next period concerns the prophet Ezekiel. Now Ezekiel
was a Hebrew prophet, being one of the temple priests
deported to Babylon by Nebuchadnezzar in 597 B.C. He
received the prophetic call in the fifth year of his exile,
and came back with the message. His message at first
consisted largely of denunciations of his countrymen both in
Babylon and Palestine; but after the fall of Jerusalem in
586 B.C. he became a prophet of consolation, promising the
eventual deliverance of the chosen people and their
restoration.
Then the entity was armor-bearer to Ezekiel, and [
257] was
in the position as scribe to the same master. [
900] was
among those who worked on the walls, and also [
953], the
latter being defender of the south gate; [
140] [present
wife] was then, as now, the wife of the entity, and advanced
much in this period. [
143] [present daughter] was in the
household of Ezekiel, and close to the entity and his wife;
and [
5769] [present father] at that time was builder of the
gate and Chancellor of the Exchequer. [
106] [present
mother] was in the city and one of the chosen people, having
much to do with the rebuilding of the city. [
903] [wife at
present of [
257]] was present also, learning much from the
teachers and contacting with all in the holy work. [
136]
[present sister-in-law] died as a child here, but [
142]
[present nephew] was scribe to the high priest and gained
much in the service of others. [
4162] [brother of [
257] at
present] was a worker on the walls, and [
2653] [brother of
257]] was keeper of the shew bread, both gaining. [
759]
[young son of [
257]] was physician to Ezekiel and the
peoples, and gave much and gained much.
Mrs. [
5673] [nurse at Cayce Hospital] was sister to [
257] in
this period. In the present she is nurse at the hospital.
[
165] was armor-bearer to Sanballat, who resisted the
builders and lost, for they builded for a purpose, [
953] was
the one sent to treat with Sanballat then, and there will be
an urge of antagonism between he and [
165].
Many others were in this period, including [
943] as priest;
and information as to the other participants can readily be
given if desired.
The Second Palestine period is that of Christ, and the
history is that of the New Testament. It seems that the
book of Jude was a letter to his wife, [
4255] an unbeliever;
who in the present is the entity's mother-in-law; and in the
same position of unbelieving it would seem.
RELATIONSHIPS TO INDIVIDUALS
These we shall give as to officers and trustees and employees
of the Association and Hospital; and any others can be added
at the request of entity.
As to [
900], the contact is in the first Palestine period,
when [
900] worked with [
953] on the south gate. Present is
the urge to cooperate in one common cause for one common
good, serving the one Master.
[
195] has never been contacted before. Both are highly
developed, the urges are good; both should cooperate free
from any hindering hang-overs.
[
953] superintended the building of the south gate of the
Holy City under Ezekiel, and there was task-master to [
900].
He will therefore feel dominant to this entity, but should
cooperate in the one cause with others of this period and
side. Enmity for [
165] as opposing force. He was in the
court of Herod later, but lost his life in the invasion of
Pilate, thereby being eliminated before the coming of Christ.
[
257] will work with the entity, from the appearance together
under Ezekiel. But later the entity [
257] as a Saracen in
the time of Christ held aloof the best of himself from the
teachings of the Master. Entity [
137] will feel and
recognize now the same holding off in this man. Remember the
three negative urges of the entity [
257] burning strange fire
on the altar; that is, misrepresentation, exaggeration, and
the holding aloof of the best of himself from the work. Aid
him in overcoming these by example and gentle teachings. He
respects and will work with the entity, therefore lead him
right. Refuse to talk the business angle of the work with
him, as he tends to overstress it. Only these two contacts,
and they tend for cooperation.
[
341] was with the entity in the beginning, and from the
spirit plane comes the same love of the beautiful and same
desire for the same high ideal. Later as Andrew the same
urge, the same following, the same Master. Urges are all
good, and these two should understand innately the ideals
and desires of each other and work for their accomplishment
in complete harmony.
[
2694] has never been contacted before, but has developed as
an amiable person and a go-between for everyone, being able
to approach either side and conduct a reasonable
understanding. Needs only the occasional perking up as to
ideals and purpose, as these are apt to slip from his
perspective.
[
294] was in the beginning, and nowhere else do we find
contact. Then there is the innate desire and ideal, the
beautiful urge for the same high goal; and we have the
promise given before birth of the entity to assist. Perfect
cooperation and harmony should result. Only that one
sensible urge for a firm foundation as to business angles
should ever arise between two, and it is best to see the
firm foundation always laid.
[
288] has never been met before. Her urges are strong in
the fear of oppression and the wrong-doing of man. A very
sensitive nature feeling the slightest hurt deeply.
Only in Palestine did [
136] [present sister-in-law] appear
with the entity, and then she died as a child. Her closeness
to [
900] will give her the better urge, but she is
at-variance at times, and may hinder the entity [
900] in his
reaching for the truth.
Mrs. [
538] has not been met before. Her position as wife of
[
294] brings an understanding and the innate feeling that
entity understands.
In Palestine [
165] was met, and was opposed to all that
party. Now all the families of [137, 900] and [
257] were
there, and this entity has an urge to oppose these people.
Handle him carefully with gloves. Allow him the
Vice-President idea - in a high position, yet holding only
the function he is capable of. Do not shut him out because
he does not understand. Help him.
[
903] [wife of [
257]] was met in the first Palestine
period, with all the rest, and the urge of cooperation in
one project under one Master carries over and brings harmony
of relationship. But her closeness to [
257] will bring
antagonism if it is thought he is being bucked.
Dr. [
204] has not been met before. With others he has an
urge arising from the oppression of several periods. As
with [
165], so with Dr. [
204].
[
849] has not been met before. He is very close to [
900]
and [
341], and has through every period been subjected to
the writing urge. This with three experiences as priest
bring him to the capability of writing and interpreting the
philosophy of the work and all other publicity.
[
5453] has not been met before. His experiences fit him for
his work. He has no antagonisms, being peculiarly fitted to
an amiable disposition.
Neither Dr. [
5618] or Mrs. [
760] have been met before. Dr.
[
5618] is fitted through the Egyptian period to be one to
keep the opposing sides together, going to neither one.
Later he has the urges of a doctor. Mrs. [
760] has all the
urge for her present position of matron and house-mother.
[
1005] has not been contacted before nor has [
419]. These
latter two have close associations with [
195] in the field
of science and building.
Mrs. [
5673] can be looked to for cooperation and
understanding. Her appearance with you in Palestine tends to
this, as does her Egyptian appearance with the other members.
In summing up we find the entity having a peculiar set of
appearances. Prominent and dominant are the urges of
high-mindedness and idealism, closeness to God and the
Universal Forces. Without the Egyptian appearance then the
entity has no trouble with any members of the Association.
In the First Palestine period the only enmity gained was that
of [
165], largely overcome by [
165] himself later, for he was
in the wrong. In this period entity gained the stabilizing
influence necessary to the balanced and rational life, and
also came very close to all the members of his present family
and those of [
257]'s family.
So the entity is fortunate in appearances, and more than any
other has few urges to overcome and can understand and
advance in the work without preliminary trouble.
GD's note:
7/23/29 See Historical Committee's analysis of
[
137]'s brother, [
900]'s associations, with same group, etc.,
filed in
900-275 Supplement.
4/25/78 GD's note: The extracts from
137-4 used in the
original report as supplement to 137-121 were paraphrased by
Tom Sugrue and Hugh Lynn Cayce. Their paraphrased quotes
were changed by me to verbatim quotes when this supplement
was retyped.



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