(Q) What can he do to assist the work of Edgar Cayce in
New York?
(A) Wait until he gets to it! He hasn't got to it yet!
For, in every association and connection, to those that would
approach such an association or such a connection with work
that may be accomplished through Cayce, there first must
be within self that which does convince self of the
plausibility, the reasonableness, and of the aid that may
come to another through such. And when this is accomplished
it is EASY for an individual to find channels through which
he may aid others. In aiding others he may assist the Work!
The trouble with [
323] (if he would know his troubles,
mentally and materially) is this:
He has never sold himself on ANY IDEAL! He that is without
an ideal is a wanderer; and if the ideal is set in material
things it will soon play out and fade. The ideal must be in
spiritual things!
We are through for the present.
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BACKGROUND
4/24/33 Mr. [
257] requested the reading for Mr. [
323],
submitting questions.
REPORTS
5/22/33 He submitted questions for a Ck. Physical, saying:
"Referring to our very pleasant visit of last Friday here
in N.Y., I am enclosing herewith a list of questions along
the line of our conversation.
"I had another talk with Dr. Nussbaum [M.D.?] and while he
seems willing to give me light treatments without charge, I
don't like to impose on him, as he already has been very good
to me."
5/25/33 See
323-2.



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