(Q) Would [young man [
2854]] and [my youngest child, daughter
[
563]] united, make me happy?
(A) As we find, it would make for a more satisfaction and an
easing of the anxieties of the body. For, if the body will
turn for retrospection in its inner self a bit, it will be
seen that in these may be the completing of that promised
in self through the Creative Forces, in the petitions, when
there was first the consciousness of the conditions arising
within the body; some fourteen - fifteen years ago. And it
would make, as we find, for a satisfaction and contentment.
[See daughter's rdg.
563-4, Par 16-A, 17-A on
5/29/34.]
We are through with this reading.
Copy to Self
Copy to File
BACKGROUND
See
325-45 on
4/28/33 with advice continued for
breast cancer.
REPORTS
9/28/33 "The rdg. arrived and explained very satisfactorily
the treatment. As you see, I am feeling just fine. Only
the condition of the right breast worries me, as it is there
although it does not pain me, as it is drying up and I know
that it will be all right in time. Yes, the last question
was as I thought at the time of my fall fifteen (15) years
ago, and the pain and strain was in the breast. Then Mr. [my
husband] died and I was afraid to have the breast removed,
and prayed that I should live to see [daughter [
563]]
married. I thought then that surely all of my children would
be married and then it would be satisfying. Well, thank God
for this much life and I hope to see all of my children
married and to see their children, and then my work will be
done - thanks to your help."
EC's ltr. to Mrs. [
310]: "...I'm always brought up rather
sharply when I consider some of the thing I have seen come
and go. I had occasion just 'at this sitting' to write to a
mother who 15 years ago made a promise to her God that if He
would allow her to live, keep in fairly good health, until
her baby daughter was grown, she would be satisfied. A few
weeks ago she asked in a reading about the approaching
marriage of this child, this baby; and, as we all no doubt
are, she is asking now for a few more years, that she may see
every one of her children married and - yes - their children.
We forget!"
"[Daughter-in-law [
903]] has been ill. She should have
stayed at the beach as she was advised. I have not been so
well, just from the worries of life. Less said the better."
[She enclosed her monthly contribution to EC'S work.]
11/27/33 She obtained a Ck. Physical Rdg.
325-47.



Edgar Cayce Readings © 1971, 1993, 1994, 1995 by the Edgar Cayce Foundation