(Q) Will you give me instructions on how to meet the changed
conditions during may stay in France and Italy, so that I may
be of greater service to my fellow man and spread good will
between the different peoples?
(A) The entity, as has been indicated, is intense. Hence,
not to that extent of becoming objectionable to even any of
those through whom and to whom the entity may contact in the
lands to which the entity goes. For there is the preclusion
of any argument in the fact that there are unusual abilities
in the entity because of the very nature of the endeavors and
that organization or company the entity represents. The same
may be said as to the peoples from which the entity comes.
Hence there needs be only this: Be the SELF in all of those
new contacts. Not as if it was superior, - that is, self
superior, - but not as trying to take from, rather trying to
be a HELPFUL service in the spiritual, the mental and the
material manifestations.
Such may appear general, - yet as the entity contacts the
varied forms and customs of the lands through which and to
which the entity goes, he will find the greater needs for
being HIMSELF, - and that in the same manner as ye measure to
the individuals, the groups, THAT ye expect of THEM in
return!
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self
Copy to Ass'n file
BACKGROUND
See
470-2 and
470-22.
6/21/39 He submitted questions.
REPORTS
7/15/39 "Rec'd the reading and showed it to [
1472]. It seems
that Henry Ford was there also, as well as in the Egyptian
and others. Maybe I'm paying up now for some of the hangings
in the Irish incarnation. Maybe that is why I have Saturn
putting the damper on me. Time will tell and will have to
work it out. Anyway, if I do get the chance will go to Cork
and see what I can find out about Dunhill pottery and
methods."
8/04/39 Mrs. [
1472]'s letter to HLC: "John J. O'Neill
[Science Editor for N.Y. Herald Tribune] gave me permission
(at a former luncheon I recently had as his guest) to use his
name whenever and wherever I felt it would be of service in
connection with your father's work, so I asked his permission
to let [
470] refer Mr. Henry Ford to him as well as to me. I
had today the new letter drafted by [
470] for Mr. Ford, and
hope to get to the Ford men when I go over to the Fair
tomorrow. I think the new letter excellent, and shall ask
[
470] when he arrives Monday to let me send a copy of it to
your father (if he has not already done so)."
8/16/39 "I have heard nothing yet from the [
470] letter to
Henry Ford. I have gotten it into Mr. Ford's hands. The
rest is up to God. I'm sure it reached him because it was
sent to him personally by Mr. Black, Mr. Ford's personal
manager here at the Fair."
8/10/39 Letter on letterhead of HENRY FORD, Dearborn, Mich.,
addressed to Mr. [
470] in Italy [Sent to EC on
9/29/39 by
Mrs. [1472]:
Dear Mr. [
470]: Mr. Ford has requested me to thank you for
your letter of August 1, which has just arrived.
He has asked me to say that he will be glad to keep Mr. Cayce
in mind and at some opportune moment make a further
investigation of his work.
Appreciating your interest in writing,
Very truly yours,
E. G. Liebold
General Secretary to HENRY FORD [EGL:ERB]
9/25/39 EC's letter to Mrs. [
264]: "[
1100] and [
470] went to
Italy. They were on their way back here when last heard.
Hope they make it all o.k. Am anxious about them."
9/25/39 Mrs. [
1100]'s letter: "Thank God we are safe back
home! Had a very hectic experience and saw all of Europe
that we care about seeing and are mighty thankful to be
home... Conditions are much worse in Italy than the outside
world knows anything about and we thought we would have
trouble in getting away, as the Italian company did not want
[
470] to leave - said he was supposed to stay, even if Italy
did go to war. It was a very novel experience and one to be
remembered. Felt your influence very strongly at times and
know that you were instrumental in having an opportunity open
up for us to leave." [See subsequent Ck. Physical Readings
for [
470] and [
1100].]
5/24/41 Wife's letter: "Thought you would be interested in
the enclosed correspondence. The letter from Mr. Liebold of
May 6th, we have not answered yet and would like any comments
or suggestions from you."
5/26/41 EC's letter: "Think [
470] knows how to write it up
alright, and that [
470] was the first person treated in the
[Cayce] Hospital! Could it [the hospital] have kept on, what
a record it might have made, but possibly it was just not
be... Thanks so much for the correspondence with Mr. Henry
Ford's secretary - don't know how one could improve on the
letter proposed or written on April 23rd [GD's note: Mr.
[
470] must have written Henry Ford a report on his reading
from Edgar Cayce], think that covers the matter fully;
doesn't say too much but enough that if he is interested he
will ask for more. Certainly appreciate the way [
470] has
handled this and please thank him properly for me."
6/24/41 He obtained a Ck. Life on his Egyptian incarnation -
470-33.
8/12/42 Wife [
1100]'s letter: "It is amusing to me how
Raymond McDermott [blind astrologer, Theosophist] denounces
psychics and psychism so much, calling himself an occultist.
Of course he includes you in his list of psychics, yet he
used the birth hour for [
470]'s horoscope that was given by
you and the whole thing [27 pages!] leads up to the one thing
stressed in the Life Reading - the electricity. The hour of
birth given by you for [
470] gives him Leo rising, and when
Raymond first met [
470] he said he was sure [
470] did not
have Leo rising, yet he does have, acoording to Raymond's
horoscope."
8/14/42 EC's: "Well, is good that at least we arrive at the
same conclusion, as to [
470]'s real work... Tell [
470] that
I got to speak to Father Brennan [Rev. Philip P. Brennan] the
other day and gave him the print [which [
470] made of the
Star of the Sea Catholic Church] - he was very pleased, and
said to me: 'Mr. [
470] is a nice man - do not know what would
have done without him that evening coming to the Beach' - and
then he said, 'A lot of your folks are especially nice to
me - I think I once misjudged you badly.'" [GD's note: Mr.
[
470] sat next to Father Brennan on the train, I believe; he
was suffering with an attack of some sort (cholecystitis or
kidney stones?) and Mr. [
470] helped him to get home, also
gave him the tr. for relief which was given years before for
Mr. [
470]'s friend Mr. [
1060]. Father Brennan was relieved
but later had to have surgery.]