(Q) What effect would a book conceived and written by Jennie
Moore, called "Strange Power", have upon the work of Edgar
Cayce as presented through the Association for Research &
Enlightenment, Inc?
(A) Rather in the beginnings, as indicated, it would be more
acceptable for the publications of various natures or
characters from time to time to be through articles, than
books. For those magazines that, from period to period,
carry articles. Once or twice a year. These are the
preferable characters of magazines or publications through
which such articles written by this body would be
acceptable, and be of the greater help. As McCall's,
Delineator, True Story, Outlook; the various magazines that
make for specializing - occasionally; not regularly. And do
not consider magazines or publications that confine or give
the greater part of their publications or space to strange
powers that may be depicted from the purely SPIRITUALISTIC
standpoint. But those such as the Household, the Home
Companion, the Saturday Evening Post, the Sunset, the
Western Magazine; those types that SPECIALIZE - as
individual articles upon such subjects.
This then would require, does require, that such articles or
such individual cases that might be a portion of an
individual article in this or that publication be written in
such a vein that they never appear to be as something THROWN
AT people, something that is attempting to sell an
individual, or something that is intended to try any
individual's development for any specific service other than
that of the true relationships which the organization or
Association presents at its ideals and purposes.
And never, in any article written of that nature, should
there be given the name of the Association nor of the
individual; for this may only be presented the ONCE in the
book - or a book - that may be presented by the one that
writes same, not as an autobiography but as presenting the
fulfilling of a longing in the hearts and souls of men - or
of one who seeks to know and to show the individuality of
God's love to his fellow man, and as to how it may be shown
or manifested in its various phases, ways and manners. Such
a book as has been contemplated by one considering same.
But in the beginning, let these ARTICLES be rather as
romantic entrances into a mystic field. Leave ever that air
of mystery which man has made for his own self, in his
relationships to Creative Energies and Forces in a material
world. But gradually, by such a writer as Jennie Moore,
these may become such as to lead those who seek. Not
presenting something that all may claim, but rather something
for those who seek. For, how has it been given? "If ye will
be my children, I will be your God. Seek and ye shall find;
knock and it shall be opened unto you."
(Q) As I call each of the following writers' names, known to
Jennie Moore, comment of their fitness to handle material and
suggest if possible the most suitable type of material for
them. First, Robert Bruce, Seville Hotel, N.Y.
(A) First, here, there would be the necessity of an
interest; and the necessity of CONVINCING the body that there
is not some HIDDEN meaning.
Then, ANY phase might be given. Especially that which deals
with the Creative Forces as related to the universality of
the Creative Energies in their manifestations in materiality.
(Q) Davis, Harvard Club, N.Y.
(A) Rather forget him!
(Q) Dr. Gobind, with N.Y. American.
(A) Well, if he would have his real name here, you would
find the approach would be from all of those that deal with
the Atlantean and Lemurian activities - and especially the
Gobi activity, for he was of that. Those phases. But it
would necessitate that such articles be well edited or
collaborated with the data that might be presented by
Jennie Moore.
(Q) Ugo Corvino, Torino, Italy.
(A) This would also be rather an extremist. For those
phases that pertain to the astrological findings would be of
the greater interest, or more in keeping with the entity's
abilities. But the Association's findings on such are so
foreign to that in which the entity has delved or presented -
well, it would be rather hard to interest the entity until
there had been some publications in other fields.
(Q) Irene Ginty, 64 W. 53rd St., N.Y.
(A) The physiological, or psychological and physiological
experiences.
(Q) Mabel Brown, Parkside Hotel, 18 Gramercy Park, N.Y.
(A) Those phases that deal with the healing arts; that is,
correlating such experiences. This would be rather
far-fetched; but later can be of great help.
(Q) Bernard J. Colgan, Mountain Lodge Park, Washingtonville,
N.Y.
(A) Forget it; until there are others succeeding in same -
and then he would seek.
(Q) Others not known to Jennie Moore; Walter Anderson, New
York, Barbizon Plaza.
(A) Rather the insistence on the helps that might be through
introductions to the manners and means of advertising, as
well as to individuals who might aid in special phases of
what might be called the artistic or the illustrating end.
(Q) Austin Rice, Washington, D.C.
(A) The theological portions, as they relate to the
university of universal forces and their manifestations.
(Q) Gertrude Brigham, Gainesville, Ga. (suggested by Guilda
Warshawsky Krause).
(A) The physiological and psychological would be the phases
in which this entity would be most interested.
(Q) Ada Wahlen, Washington, D.C.
(A) With this association we find rather the various
individual phases, that would be presented rather as separate
and apart; or as findings from research in various fields of
activity. As in that dealing with specifics for various
characters of ailments, and the effect that foods have upon
the body in relationships to same.
As we find, one that would be of a more GENERAL help would be
Crowell - Merle Crowell; already associated with Moore - in
quite a different capacity, but in which a great deal of help
and aid may be had. As an advisory individual in the various
fields of activity; not only from the abilities of the
individual himself but from all contacts and associations of
the individuals in greater or lesser capacities in such
activities.
But these - as we have indicated - they are putting quite the
many horses before the cart!
(Q) Would either of the following be suitable agents for
either the material prepared by Jennie Moore or any of the
above writers handling material of the Ass'n?
(A) (Interrupting, before names of Nannine Joseph, 200 W.
54th St., and Eve Woodburn, 55 W. 42nd St., could be
presented). Any portion of these may be handled through this
channel. But, as we find, while these would be as SOLD
through such a channel, this channel, this would take from
rather the CHARACTER OF the material as would be presented.
For here they tend to become rather as set for certain
stereotyped activities, see?
Be better that they be sent directly to the individuals. And
this is where Crowell would become the more helpful. Not
only as an editor, as it were, but an editor THROUGH WHOM the
individuals (who publish such articles) would be approached!
IN the various magazines' associations! That is, giving the
names of, speaking to - or even a note from him, even to
those that hate him, would be considered!
(Q) Would it be advisable for Jennie Moore to approach Dr.
Herbert J. Spinden of the Brooklyn Museum with the data
already in possession of the Association on the Maya
Civilization?
(A) Would it not rather be better that it be presented
through the writer as indicated on such articles published in
the Sunday Supplements? and then presented to those of such
channels for verifications, and thus obtain the collaboration
with those not only of the museums but of the various
institutions who make for the setting out of research in
these directions?
These change the attitude. But they force in the one of the
recognition, and in the other they seek to gain not only the
incomes but the influence of those associations in the
publications!
(Q) Should Jennie Moore be the person to handle the work and
writing on the Atlantean information?
(A) As has just been given, collaborate with Gobind - well,
that's what he goes under! Shujhenti should be his name!
(Q) Is the straight fiction approach, giving supposed
finding of an Egyptian manuscript, the correct one to
article on Atlantis?
(A) This is as well as any. But rather would it not be the
more fantastic (and the more beautiful) for the approach to
be those findings that relate directly to Atlantis itself?
In that which HAS been discovered! Then let 'em deny it!
(Q) Which approach?
(A) That already made by [
587]! Take, for instance, the
drawings that are there - see? Present them; in the various
colors, that represent not only the Atlantean, the Mayan, the
Hebraic, the Aryan, but the various ones; for we have three
civilizations that are entirely lost represented there; as
WELL as the Egyptian, and as well as the Aztec.
These would be presented in colors. And let them be called -
Well, they will call them!
But from same, these tales that might be drawn!
(Q) Where can story "Cynthia on a Sleigh Ride" by Jennie
Moore be placed for money to go ahead with better work?
(A) The Sunset.
(Q) Regarding general material for publication: Who would
be the proper person to prepare the Uhjltd scenario for a
magazine serial or novelette?
(A) After one or two of such stories as may be prepared are
published, and some that are in preparation and in thought
and in notations by Jennie Moore, then these may be sought by
many of those who have been named that come under the head of
those interests in the histology of the various things that
are hidden.
(Q) In what magazines would you advise trying to place the
articles on diet being prepared by Dr. Ada Wahlen of
Washington, D.C.?
(A) Those that deal with such; as the New Psychology, or
those publications by that individual who has a string of
same - who is looking for the money that they will bring; and
these are new and varied. Meditation would be very good for
a portion of these. [GD's note: Mr. Runes - Runis? - I
believe is the individual referred to who has a string of
these new magazines.]
(Q) What type of case reports in pamphlet form should first
be prepared to send to: (1) Osteopaths; (2) M.D.'s. All of
these to first be presented to Research Board.
(A) This is rather a pre-portion of the work of the
Association, or this phase of it. When the publications are
begun, there should be as much of those pertaining to the
spiritual development - as in the Norfolk Study Group Lessons
- presented and edited as any of the rest. And these Lessons
should be sent to be combined with the activities of Jennie
Moore, if she is to supervise those divisions of same!
Then with the articles published, and the Book that would
arouse interest, there will be begun the seeking for the
manners and ways in which each individual case - ANY case -
EVERY case - has been treated, and as to the conditions that
surrounded same! Then each report may be presented to
WHATEVER school or phase of healing it pertains! And there
will be the phases presented not only in the osteopathic and
medical fields but in the eclectic, the hydrotherapy, the
physical culturist, the dietetic, and in all fields. [See
254-88, Par. R1.]
From these there may be articles gathered that would not only
be helpful but would eventually become as the work of the
organization.
Not that so much NEW data would be stressed, but how many
hundreds and HUNDREDS of volumes may be written from that
which has been proven for ten, twenty, thirty years!
(Q) What material, and what suggestions, should be included
in the proposed pamphlet on the Association?
(A) We have no proposed pamphlet!
Begin with the articles, and begin with the Lessons - as
publications. Begin with those articles that may be written
and published in various magazines. And then those combined
or brought into book form with introductory remarks by the
VARIOUS writers that know of or are interested in such
research and enlightenment. And such a pamphlet or book
distributed through the publications of the Association would
make for not only remuneration - by the selling to the
magazines, and activities or interest increased in same - but
would make for a greater interest in the ABILITIES of the
Research Department to function. It's the lack of funds that
has kept same back, and this will produce them!
Seek through any channel those that are interested to
advance, as given heretofore, sufficient. For a few thousand
dollars is all that would be required, and these will bring
returns consistent with the efforts and expenditures made!
COMMENCE! BEGIN!
BUT DO NOT let any portion of that published be thrown at the
public, or make claims that are not able to be verified from
EVERY angle!
We are through for the present.
Copy to Jennie Moore
Copy to Ass'n file
Copy to Tom Sugrue
REPORTS
4/06/84 Jeanette Thomas' brief for our E.C.F. Staff meeting
with Dr. James C. Windsor regarding the Circulating Files.
GD read it and answered: "That's it, exactly, Jeanette, as
EC once said to Tom Sugrue's explanation in 5749-14."
[Par. 23-A]
Circulating Files or compilations need to come from the best
examples first, or root collections. These are the most
complete "go to court" cases. They are what professionals
should use for commentary. Readings which do not fall into
this category are useful from their information standpoint
but need to be presented as a second category as to
DOCUMENTATION. Readings without supporting documentation
of any kind are a third category, and then the fourth type
of collection would be considered the very "light" kind of
collections useful in a creative sense for the membership
kinds of activities. This light or creative kind of
material is useful in that it demonstrates consistency and,
in some cases, adds clarity to a subject, or confirms
something, but CANNOT be used to substantiate concepts in
the readings. That can only be done by case history.
In the Atomidine matter one cannot approach Atomidine in the
readings as a separate topic. It has to be "Use of Atomidine
Internally (or vibratorially) [for instance], for the
Treatment of Arthritis according to the Edgar Cayce
Readings". The case history approach ties it into a disease
and an individual who can be studied. From this method
certain basic conclusions about the properties of Atomidine,
in their relation to certain kinds of diseases, can emerge
for further application and study. We have found, through
experience with the readings, that Atomidine is a
"disperser"; its action is to break down and move out
cellular matter; it will, in certain cases, dissolve or
prevent the formation of tumor-like masses. It also has
seemed to show a pattern from which a professional could
conclude that lack of iodine in certain areas of the body
creates "cancer incipiency". Topical applications of "IODEX"
has alleviated the deficiency and, IN SOME CASES, dissolved
tumors. These factors emerge with some statistical precision
when the material is properly collected and presented. The
WHY of Atomidine is more important to medical research
because of what it can offer in understanding the basic cause
of disease. These things are lost in the "extraction" method
so often previously used in collecting the material. To
treat Atomidine separately from the disease for which it was
recommended is also to miss the "companion" to Atomidine
which was frequently used in topical and douching
applications, and that is Glyco-Thymoline. If Atomidine
interacts with another recommendation in a "back and forth"
method it is only half the story that is being presented
through the readings.
For a professional to draw a conclusion upon which to outline
a general treatment method the Wet Cell Appliance has to be
included as well, and its total treatment which was tailored
for the total person for which the reading was given. So, to
discuss Atomidine we need to take the disease first, and show
Atomidine in context with other recommendations, for the
holistic method to be clearly seen as it relates to the
disease.
The "root" compilation should include all of these factors
for consideration by a professional.
[See reading 254-88 on the "WORK", in specific paragraph two
of answer, Par. 27-A, which says it far better than I can,
AND IN FEWER WORDS!]
