5/1434 Letter:
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Dear Dr. Cayce:
Just a hurried line to inform you that last night I had a
peculiar dream vision in which I saw you worried about or
rather undecided and hesitating about some thing important
connected with your forthcoming annual conference. I heard
the voice that you will on 'Wednesday' hear of something or
some incident will occur that will help you to decide on the
matter. I cannot say whether it refers to the coming
Wednesday or the following one but the indications are it
will take place positively on Wednesday. I am just passing
this information to you for what ever it may be worth.
Please let me know whether you find any truth in the above.
With kindest regards,
Yours sincerely, S. A. Bisey
5/16/34 EC's ltr.: "It is most interesting what you have to
say about the vision regarding the forthcoming conference,
especially in light of some of the things that have come
through these channels in the last week or so. Today being
Wed. makes it rather interesting, and while I have not had as
yet any forebodings or felt any special ominous surroundings,
it has naturally left all of us just a bit anxious."
5/18/34 EC's to Miss [
275]: "I've been a bit anxious about
a message I had from Dr. Bisey; something he rec'd in a
vision a few nights ago. Some way, I've had the feeling that
it has some reference to Mr. [
378]. If so, you should hear
something today or tomorrow - or perhaps the latter part of
next week, if that is what his message referred to. Of this
I am not positive; neither was he."
5/22/34 Mrs. [
255]'s ltr.: "I wish you had told me more
about Dr. Bisey's vision. It is much better to mention
everything. But then I am learning to take things as they
ARE and not as THEY SEEM to be. I realize more than ever how
much I have to learn."
9/18/69 GD's note: Looking back on this, I rather suspect
that Dr. Bisey's vision (he not consciously knowing of
Mr. [
378]'s disappearance) referred to the disappointment we
all felt in not having Mr. [
378]'s daughter's ([
275] and
[
276]) at the A.R.E. Congress as planned. In the early
spring, before their father's disappearance, it had been
planned that they would bring their instruments and give a
concert on the harp and flute at the Congress.



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