4/20/34 EC's letter:
I certainly appreciate yours of recent date. I assure you
that it is my sincere desire to be of help and aid or a
friend, if possible, to everyone whom I may contact at any
time, whether through the information as may be sought by
others through these channels or that I might meet in person.
I do not believe that any individual is so rich in friends
that he can afford to lose a single one; neither do I believe
that there is any individual who is not enriched by the
friendship of someone else.
I know from some experiences that some of my friends are
passing through at present that there are individuals that
are so engrossed in their own problems that they have
forgotten that there are others that have their lives to live
also. We must continue to more and more do unto others as we
would have them do unto us.
Yes, I have seen some of the literature as is presented by
the Rosecrucian Order. I have known a great deal about the
activities of Unity, of New Thought, of Applied and Practical
Psychology as has been propounded by some very gifted
speakers throughout the country. The work, I hope, that is
presented through these channels, while not condemning and
while not finding fault with those that comprise the
membership to any or all of those groups, I am hoping,
though, that it will be of an an aid to them also; or as I
heard it expressed by a young man in New York [Thomas Sugrue]
about a year ago at a dinner that was given for the members
of this Association, when he said in introducing a Jewish
Rabbi, "I am sure Dr. Ranson [Marius Ranson] is a better
Rabbi as I am a better Catholic for having known and been
interested in the information as presented through Mr.
Cayce." [
5/18/33 Cayce Foundation dinner, 82 members
present]
It is quite interesting to know about the aid you have
possibly been to many old ladies in your home. I am sure
such a service is something that cannot be measured by but
few. I am interested, too, in your kiln. This, too, no
doubt, has proven and does prove quite a source of interest
and help to many who are finding the expression of the beauty
in their own lives through such activities, for whenever an
individual brings anything of beauty into existence, there is
the attempt from their position to manifest something of the
God power, the God force, in this universe, or that is the
way that it occurs to me.
I know that you will have to work out those relationships,
those problems that you have respecting the home, your
sister's wishes and desires as regarding your own
consciousness in the matter, but know that if at any time I
can be of a can be of a service, I will only be too glad to
do so.
(This may surprise you; if so, don't mind giving expression
to it) - All who are seekers after truth must some time be
interested in that as is called Spiritualism. I personally
prefer to think of such manifestations as coming from the
higher sources. Much as in Dr. Greber's book that you speak
of. I know Dr. Greber fairly well; have had the opportunity
to be with him quite a number of times. I have read his
book, as I have also the Rosecrucian Book. That there are
those forces or spirits that have been given the job, we
might say, of being teachers in certain fields of activity
and through certain channels is not to be doubted, nor is it
to be questioned, I think, by those that are really seekers,
but that it may be anyone in any plane of experience is as
hard to think of as it would be to think of taking your
beautiful china to a blacksmith to have it burned to bring
out or retain its beauty. That may be the same way that some
people think of information through these channels, either of
the physical or spiritual nature. They go preferably to
those who have been trained, but, "By their fruits ye shall
know them."
If the sources of the information are in accord, or as the
apostle has said, "Try ye the spirits." Those that confess
that the Christ has come in the flesh and only through Him
are those that have eternal life.
I do not know just yet when I may have the opportunity to be
in New York again. I appreciate your invitation and
certainly hope that I may have the opportunity to meet you in
person at some time that I visit there.
I certainly am in hopes that the Society of Craftsmen is
making progress under those new leaderships; that the name
Sedgwick did not occur on your roster is somewhat confusing
to us, yet oftentimes we receive things that we do not
comprehend but may later find that we know just what it
refers to, for, of course, as to such information it is hard
to comprehend, "There is no time nor space." It may be
someone who has lead the policies of the organization, or who
may yet be among its membership. Anyway, I will appreciate
your keeping me in touch with the situations.
Know I will be always glad to hear from you. With all good
wishes, I am
Sincerely,
EC:GD
P.S. Miss Davis asks to be remembered.
5/03/34 "If Mr. Sedgwick is on the other side [see 516-1], he
certainly is helping wonderfully. Plans are not finished yet
but we simple craftsmen have waited 20 yrs. for this present
hand outstretched."
12/26/34 "That last Bulletin was a wonderful masterpiece of
your expression [Dec. Bul. carrying case study of EC rdg.
565]. If I had anything seriously wrong I'd certainly seek
you out immediately. I may be on the wrong path but until
pain tells us we do not feel disturbed. I'm over stout and
(overweight, rather) cannot get rid of it."
1/05/35 She submitted questions for a Physical Rdg.
1/10/35 See
516-3, her first Physical Rdg.
9/13/35 See
516-4 in re her health, mental-spiritual
development.
3/15/37 She wrote EC wishing him success in the A.R.E. 1937
Program, so at least she lived a short time after the year
1936 mentioned in 516-2, Par. 1.