1/07/32 Esther Wynne's letter to Edgar Cayce, expressing SFG
Norfolk Study Group No. 1 members' appreciation of his help,
see below:
Norfolk, Va.,
January 7, 1932
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Virginia Beach, Va.
My dear Mr. Cayce:
"We, the Norfolk Study Group of Norfolk, wish to express our
appreciation to you for the part you have played in helping
us to know ourselves better and to realize that true
happiness consists alone in service.
We have been drawn together by some force, for some purpose.
This is felt by all of us, but it has been since we have
known you, known of your wonderful power, your close walk
with the Master, that we have come to realize with joy that
we, too, may have a part in bringing light, peace and
understanding to a waiting world.
Allow us, Mr. Cayce, to take this occasion to assure you that
we are happy to have this privilege of service and we thank
God for sending you to us. We do not boast of strength,
save in HIS NAME, but forgetting those things that are
behind, we will endeavor to press on to the mark of the
HIGH CALLING IN CHRIST JESUS.
Assuring you of our prayers and full cooperation, we are,
Most sincerely yours,"
Norfolk Study Group,
Norfolk, Virginia
[GD's note: This letter was printed in the introductory
booklet "CAYCE" published by A.R.E., with special gifts for
that purpose, in 1932 to "explain" his work.]
8/01/61 GD's memo in re 262-8 dream at Par. 7-A:
Interestingly enough, although Par. 7-A seems to point to the
dream being individual, in the late spring of 1932 EC moved
with his family to the house on Arctic Crescent (at
14th St.), big, rambling old house, very dirty and mis-used,
it had to be completely scrubbed and refinished inside.
Beautiful Holly Lake was in the back, often swans could be
seen. Years later little white cottages appeared across the
lake. The dream could seem also to be prophetic re. EC and
his work.
3/16/32 GD took dictation for Edgar Cayce's letter to his
friend Mrs. A. Wood Gray (Mamie), in Selma, Ala., which
included this paragraph - which referred to all those who
had stood by him in organizing and carrying on the A.R.E,
especially SFG Norfolk Study Group #1 members:
"Nothing new going on, save our trials and tribulations they
are with us every day - but we are doing fine and dandy. We
get everything we deserve, and more too. We have the finest
lot of people to work with that ever lived. [
2/20/78 GD's
note: We still do!] We have so much to be thankful for,
that we should never grumble. I believe that somewhere it
has been said, 'Grumblers never work, and workers never
grumble.'"



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