While ye may seek to know what thy Lord, thy Master would
have thee do; while there is the strength and the will within
self to make those efforts that will mean so much to those
that have relied and depended on thee for counsel, for
precept, for example; let thine self make manifest thy
presence in those ways that will bring to thee that
satisfaction which comes with knowing from thy Lord thou
hast done that which is holy and acceptable in His sight.
Though there may be questions in the minds of others,
according to thine own conscience, according to thine own
dictates, according to the promises in thee, make known thy
presence.
In glory and in truth may thy soul then know that thy
Redeemer liveth and that He would will thee to do that which
ye would have that men should do to you; do ye even so to
them.
For, He is in thy temple; He is in His temple, and seeks that
there be a joyful noise unto the praises for His wonderful
goodness unto the sons of men.
Let thyself, then, be led into paths of righteousness and
mercy and loving-kindness, and thou shalt know Him as He is.
Keep thy ways.
We are through. [See 378-36, Par. R1.]
Copy to Mrs. [255]
Copy to Ass'n file
BACKGROUND
See
378-35 on
5/09/34 in which EC's soul reasoned with the
soul of Mr. [
378] who disappeared from his home on
4/18/34
leaving a suicide note.
REPORTS
Mr. Cayce woke up feeling so good; said he felt he was having
such a good time he didn't want to come back, but that Mrs.
Cayce interrupted him by waking him up. Couldn't remember
what it was he was doing, however.
5/11/34 See
378-37.



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