3/01/31 Letter:
Dear Mr. Cayce:-
My thoughts have been with you daily ever since I received
my last reading, wanting to tell you about it & to share with
you and your family my newfound happiness. I so gladly
include Mrs. Cayce, who devotedly and patiently conducts all
these readings for us.
My life reading may have appeared wonderful to you, but to
me, the truth it contains, the help offered so explicitly and
beautifully, is profoundly overwhelming.
Of course, I was aware of some artistic abilities, but just
as it says, circumstances have continually put them in the
background. On rare occasions they flared up like fire that
refuses to be put out, but here of late I had practically put
all art out my head, except what was needed for criticism at
home. Instead, I have tried to reach the Divine cosmic
forces through music. I hardly dared do it though, and often
I feared I was doing something I should not do. Can you
imagine, therefor, what your reading means to me, when it
tells me, that I can better reach those forces through colour
and artistic surroundings and that my art life, which I have
so forcefully and continuously crushed, will heal me? And
how and what I may teach to my heart's content and that I may
be of service in a large field, and also go right on and
study and improve my life? My heart is too full of joy and
gratitude at the new life, that is practically laid at my
feet. Even though I must work hard, it will be a life most
beautiful, such as I never even dared dream of.
I shall follow all suggestions as outlined, but never having
really studied art in a school, I must feel my way. I have
the full consent of my husband, who always encouraged my
inclinations. I have started already, and Japanese prints
that were stored in the attic, are now hung in my room, to be
enjoyed, and the violet shades of colour will follow
gradually, as I go along. The coat of arms I shall have
worked out later, too.
Some time ago I received from you the Norfolk newspaper with
your lecture, which you held, in it. I appreciated it very
much and read it very carefully, as I am very fond of
lectures of this kind. I also noticed the article about the
college and the difficulties you were having and regretted
same. It seems most unfortunate and hope the problem has
been solved. I am hoping that some day I may be of service
to you.
3/12/31 See EC's letter to all members in re closing of old
Ass'n and forming of new [under
1739-8 Reports].
3/17/31 Mrs. [
428]'s reply:
I am in receipt of your letters of the 8th and 12th inst.
Commenting on the former, I would like to say that I consider
the disbanding of the Association of National Investigators,
Inc., by no means A FAILURE. It was a most noble beginning
and I am sure that all who were connected with it, gave each
according to his or her capacity the best that could be
given. If some of our fellowmen could not rise up to the
level that was necessary materially or spiritually for the
carrying on of this purpose, it is self-evident that this
group had to disband, let us pray and hope to be continued by
a group of men and women, who have advanced sufficiently to
take up and continue. We none of us must forget, that with
Divine Unfoldment there is growth, much more subtle, much
more intense and unlimitable even to the grasp of our human
minds, that only the best of our fellowmen could serve this
cause adequately.
Your desire to continue to serve humanity is the Divine Call,
I can find no other description suitable and only Divine
power and strength can sustain you in this undertaking.
10/23/31 She requested
451-2 for her daughter.
11/06/31 Her husband obtained
322-1, a business rdg.
2/12/32 Letter:
My dear Mr. Cayce:-
Enclosed I am sending you membership blanks filled out and
trust you will find same alright. I am also endeavoring to
get a new member for you in the near future, in fact we
spread your good work all the time, but not very many people
are ready for it.
For myself, I am enclosing a check for $15. - for a check
life reading. I would very much like to have that
incarnation enlarged upon, which was spent in the presence of
the Master and those of His teachings as they influenced that
incarnation.
Then also, I would like to ask a few questions pertaining to
my art work, the real reason being that during this whole
year I have had ample proof over and over again that my best
life must be as you suggested, namely in the field of art.
My silhouettes are admired very much and I have sold a few,
but before I throw my whole energy into it, I would like to
know whether that is THE thing to do. "Commercial Art", as
was suggested, is a big and wide field and I might be able
to do better in something else. Also, no matter, which
branch of art I take up, I should do some studying, and would
like that question asked, and also what avenue to select to
sell my work or how to obtain the most suitable position.
All of these questions are all important. I must earn the
money to pay for some of the help needed in the house, I also
should have money to carry out the original suggestions as
regards the furnishing of my room, so that I can do my best.
Heretofore, I have been satisfied and had to be with whatever
came to me. Almost all my life I have done without the
things so dear to me, not physical luxuries, but things for
the improvement of the inner life, and now I am going to try
to demand to be released from this condition through my own
efforts with Divine help through you.
I have read that very often numbers play a big part in the
life of humans, and if there is time would like to know,
which number is best suited to my vibrations, also, would
change of name have an influence on my success, if so, which
name.
2/23/32 See Ck. Life Rdg.
428-5.



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