(Q) Please give any advice to the mother that will assist in
making for the best development of this entity.
(A) Always let a portion of the dress, either external or
that close to the body, have something of BLUE in same. Keep
not as a charm, but as the influences that may bring the
greater force about the body, the moonstone or the bloodstone
as the ornaments about the body; but those that will be found
(that are akin to these) in the turquoise blue and the
pigeon-blood ruby.
As to advice to those that are responsible for the soul's
environment:
First in self know that not as a duty but as an opportunity
has this soul been in thine own environ; not for self alone,
but for the development of the soul that is in thine keeping,
that this soul may bring to others much that will remind them
oft that He gave, "Of such is the kingdom of heaven."
Then, let thy yeas be yea. Reason with, even as He did with
His disciples, and may thy life be even as His, "If ye
believe not for my words, believe for the very works' sake."
For, in His keeping will He bear thee up and direct thee in
the ways thou shouldst go; for, as He has given in the bodies
of many that they may bear in them the glorifyings not of
other than those things that He has given in their keeping
for the glorification of the Father's love to the sons of
men, so may THOU find - in that expression of love to thine
own body, as found in this soul - that HE may bless thee, may
KEEP thee, and keep her in that way that leads to life
everlasting in Him.
(Q) What are the body's symbols?
(A) The star with an oval center.
We are through.
Copy to Mother
Copy to Ass'n file
BACKGROUND
See previous Physical Rdgs.
6/08/34 Mother [
635]'s ltr.: "She does beautifully in class
work but deportment keeps her off monthly honor roll - she
finishes her work ahead of others and can't sit still
afterwards...at end of yr. her average puts her on yearly
honor roll... She is a child who has to be entertained every
minute. One would think being alone so much it would be
different, but not her... Wonder if I'm falling down in
method of handling her?"
6/25/34 Mother submitted questions including: "Is there any
way to keep her from being too tall? I am too tall, and all
my life I suffered - it made me terribly sensitive - I don't
want her to suffer as I did."
REPORTS
8/01/34 Mother [
635]'s ltr.: "Honest, I don't know how to
describe my feelings when I read [
608]'s Life Rdg. You know
I never read one before. When I finished I felt as though I
had lived those few minutes in the far past - it was all so
vivid. For a few minutes there was nothing of the present -
I was like one coming out of a dream. I can't say what I
felt - and it has done this for me - She seems something more
than a mere child. I can't, just can't somehow, scold her
or punish her as I used to. I know in my heart it either
took something out or put something in my feelings towards
her. Please don't think I didn't love her, for I'm sure you
know I did - I think I might describe it a bit by saying,
maybe I'm more patient with her and can see her side better.
Somehow she looks different - and yet I'm sure I haven't told
you my feelings - I can't. Does all that sound far-fetched?
Yet it's true. She's such a dear child.
"There's much, of course, I don't understand, but I read it
every day. Once or twice she has caught me looking at her.
She said, 'What's the matter, Mother? What makes you look at
me like that?'
"The influence of others is surely true of her. She gets
more out of everyone she comes in contact with. She's as
much at ease with old people as she is with children. One
of her best friends - and has been ever since we have been
living here - is an old man and his wife - Major and
Mrs. [...] who are now in their seventy's. He used to be one
of the teachers at ... U. She visits them for a few minutes
most every day.
"You can never know how very grateful I am to you for the
reading."
8/10/34 Mother requested Ck. Physical
635-4 for herself.
See subsequent Ck. Physicals for [
608].
3/22/37 Mother's ltr: "Next Sunday, Easter Sunday, [
608]
wants to go into the church - sweet thing - imagine her old
enough for that!"
3/43 Miss [
608] won a silver medal in an essay contest.
8/02/43 Mother [
635]'s ltr.: "[
608] took a Civil Service test
and physical test - she is working at Naval Air Base - they
gave her a desk right away. However, she hopes to go to
school this fall...she will probably major in English and
journalism."
4/13/45 Mother's ltr.: "This is [
608]'s second year in
college."
12/29/47 Newspaper announcement of her marriage to an
insurance man indicated that she had been on the university
journalism staff, and that she was now a high school teacher.
7/02/49 Aunt [
243]'s note: "[
608]'s new baby girl was born
6/28th."
1/16/62 Mrs. [
608] requested and was sent a copy of her Life
Reading.



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