7/06/26 EC's letter to [
779]:
Mr. [
779],
Okmulgee, Oklahoma,
Maine Hotel
Dear [
779]:-
I haven't replied to yours of the 19th [telling about his
visit home, lonesomeness while travelling, financial strain
etc.] because I didn't know just where to reach you, so this
makes it a long time between letters, but I'm in hopes that
I'll be able to do a little bit better from this on and keep
a little closer in touch. I don't blame you for making the
trip home. I'm sure you enjoyed same, as did all the folks.
Now, as to the proposition, I know that you are going through
the rubs at this time. I don't know how to advise you, other
than has already been given in the reading, though, as you
say, it looks mighty hard to create a hardship in your
family, both in your being away from them and in the
financial end of it, yet I think that you can already see a
vast deal of difference in your own self. Now perhaps that's
taking a selfish viewpoint. You know there is nothing in the
world that is going to broaden you out and fit you to make a
real salesman like traveling. There's nothing that's going
to fit you for any position in the world that you might
desire as much as your getting out and meeting people, seeing
the country, having to write letters, having to talk to
people that are under every circumstance and every condition,
and while it may be hard from every sense of the word, for
the time being, I can't help but feel like that it is paving
the way for the better things for you. If you will make out
a list of questions, we'll set it for some Sunday when you'll
be at your hotel or your room, and we'll see what we can get,
see what the readings have to say. I don't think there's
anybody in the world knows any better than myself what this
hoping for better things means than I, except I didn't have
the real basis for the advancement that you have. Mine were
all hopes, that never materialized. I know it makes it hard
for your wife. I know that each one of your children needs
the father's care and attention, but I sincerely believe, if
they can put up with it for a little while, why things will
be different.
Well, Miss Gladys' folks came down, but they didn't like it
at all! So they have gone back to Selma. Of course, don't
everybody agree with what the readings say - won't everybody
try them all out, and under the circumstances and conditions
I wouldn't blame you one bit, yet I think in after years you
are going to see where this move was the right thing. I hope
I'm right."
7/12/26 Mr. [
779] submitted questions for a Ck. Life, saying:
"It may be several years yet before I would be put in some
large center in the east. If so, I am afraid I won't be able
to stand it... See if you can get the information as to the
time, year and month that I can be in a position to make the
correct move to have my family with me."
7/18/26 See
779-13.



Edgar Cayce Readings © 1971, 1993, 1994, 1995 by the Edgar Cayce Foundation