2/26/27 Edgar Cayce's related dreams, not interpreted:
Night of Friday, Feb. 25, or morning of Saturday, Feb. 26,
1927.
I dreamed there was a cyclone in New York - it was on the 6th
of April. It twisted so many of the buildings that, somehow,
it cut off all of the electricity, and a great many of the
buildings and the electric wires underground got connected,
and it electrocuted people by the millions! When they were
trying to get them all out, it was nearly a month before they
were able to even estimate the number of dead.
I dreamed I met Lois Butler [of Selma, Ala.], on the street.
I felt I was mighty glad to see her, but it was getting dark.
She said she was lost, and I knew I was. I asked her about
Rog and the children. She said she was trying to run away,
but she had decided she was going back. We went up a
stairway - I thought it was to a studio I had, and just as we
got in the door and turned on the lights we heard someone
coming. She seemed frightened, and was going to hide in a
big box. She tried to get in but fell and I had to pick her
up in my arms.
Morning of March 2, 1927. Dream regarding a speech I was to
make before a crowd of people. I was looking around at the
people present, and wondering what I was going to say. I
noticed different relations and acquaintances and friends
enter. A colored man came in on a gray horse, and I got up
and worked some kind of trick on the horse and man, pressing
them into a certain shape, and then I was explaining to those
present just how I did this.
3/09/27 EC obtained dream interpretation rdg.
294-94.
Report by GD,
10/03/50: EC told GC and me that the woman's
face looked like mine; that he felt the dream meant that I
should go on the treasure hunt trips with them to take notes.
While on the treasure hunting trips he would give readings
to [
2671], [
943], on [
996], with [
2671], Jr. and the guides
present, etc., but afterwards they'd all disagree as to
directions outlined in the reading. There was no one along
who could take shorthand notes of the reading and interpret
directions correctly.



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