(Q) In what specific way may the entity be able to bring
about such changes with regard to her business relationship
with Mr. [
257] to make for a more harmonious association for
such a time as she continues working for him?
(A) Be more in that of a LOVING INDIFFERENCE as to
relationships and as to conditions as surround; knowing that
to be CONTENT in whatsoever position, circumstance OR
condition, is to be in the greatest position of making use
of, and finding enjoyment in, that being accomplished. NOT
SATISFIED, else there would be no desire for change, for
advancement, for different environ or different surroundings,
but rather use every phase of association - in a social,
business relation - as that as may be used as stepping stones
in the CAREER as is DESIRED TO BE filled. So make self so
useful to each and every official of every department, that
self contacts through the present connection and association,
as that each will feel indebted TO the entity, and in that
manner will there be builded such a BULWARK of defense that
there will be little time for the petty things that come from
little neglects, or little overlooks, or little differences
as may come; and knowing that these are to be used as those
of stepping stones for self; not as a selfish manner, but he
that would succeed must make a success of the other fellow.
(Q) Is it necessary for her best development that her desire
for a dramatic career be satisfied before considering
marriage?
(A) As has been given, the career may be had - and it will
satisfy, IF it is said as satisfaction. Make rather
contentment, and not satisfaction.
(Q) Would the entity be able to find happiness in marriage
without first having the experience of a stage career?
(A) There would be something still unsatisfied!
(Q) What future would there be if the body were to remain
in her present position?
(A) Let's don't consider it, if we would desire to pass on
and use that in hand as development for self!
(Q) Does she expect too much consideration from Mr. [
257]
in return for her efforts?
(A) At times.
(Q) Has her work become of less value to Mr. [
257] since
Mrs. [
189] became his assistant?
(A) No.
(Q) How can she overcome her periods of dissatisfaction and
anger in connection with her business association with Mr.
[
257]?
(A) As has been outlined. In making self so necessary to
those contacts made, in LITTLE things said, done, words
spoken, and in such a manner you find yourself so busy you
won't have TIME to get mad!
(Q) Is Bertha Kunz Baker of New York City, with whom the
entity is now studying voice culture, the proper teacher to
bring out the best qualities in the voice with regard to
acting?
(A) This, as we find, is well - and a lead TO those who
WILL bring out the best, as developments and as the study
proceeds.
(Q) How can the entity find them?
(A) Use that you have, and then you'll find the others when
they are needed!
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self
Two copies to Ass'n office
BACKGROUND
See
349-6 on
3/22/29.
8/07/30 "It would be wonderful if I could get a rdg. while
I am at the Beach, because I'm at the end of my rope, and
don't know what to do further. Perhaps you [GD] could help
me with the questions?"
REPORTS
10/08/30 "I'm starting another course tonight - the drama
course. I hope I'll be in some more good plays this winter."
10/22/30 She requested
5449-3 for her mother, saying: "If
you recall my rdg., the very last two questions, I think that
is happening at the present time. It certainly is amazing,
the way these rdgs. can see things. I'll let you know more
about this later, when it really materializes."
11/14/30 "Do you know what the rdg. meant when it said that
Mrs. Baker would be a guide to those that would bring out my
best development? Mentalphysics. I'll tell you more about
it when I get a chance."
12/12/30 She requested
5451-6 for her father.
1/22/31 "This past year, for the first time in years, I have
been very happy as I have been doing what I have always
wanted to do: go ahead with dramatic work, and ultimately
make it my career. This before marriage. However, there is
a Canadian chap who wants to marry me, and before the year
is over, as soon as he gets himself firmly set in a financial
way. I have no worry about this, but there is one obstacle,
of age; I'm older."
2/18/31 See
1912-1, saying that his marriage with Miss [
349]
would be well.
2/27/31 See her letter under
1912-1, Par. R2.
3/18/31 She referred Mrs. [
5483] and Miss [
4482] for rdgs.
4/06/31 "My romance has gone the way of all my romances."
9/07/31 She was present for
349-8.



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