6/13/35 [
877]'s ltr. to HLC:
Hugh Lynn Cayce, Esq.,
% Association for Research & Enlightenment, Inc.
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce:
With reference to your letter of June 12th, I have pleasure
in enclosing herewith my check for $100. in payment of Active
Research Membership in the Association from June 1, 1935 to
May 31st, 1936. I enclose your form duly signed as
requested.
I have been giving a great deal of thought to the Association
and its future, and I want to again assure you that I am
tremendously interested in your wonderful work. Just as soon
as I can free myself from my present responsibilities, it is
my intention to establish an active contact with you and your
father and do whatever I can do to assist you in your
wonderful work. According to the reading which your father
gave me on the 22nd April, I should be free this month. I
have already cleared up - by elimination - a great many
responsibilities, and have pretty thoroughly cleaned house so
far as my business activities are concerned. My objective is
to establish myself as an Advisory Counsel on International
Banking and Investments, and I am making remarkable progress
in this direction. The one thing that is yet to be done is
to sell my Sands Point house, as the proceeds of such a sale
(which your father's reading indicated would be $268,000.)
will clear up all of my debts, and free me not only
financially, but also give me that liberty of action and
freedom to come and go, which I feel the need of so urgently.
Needless to say, I am most eager to complete the sale of my
house at the figure above mentioned, thereby clear my debt
situation, and then be free to go ahead along the lines
outlined in your father's reading, and as clearly indicated
to me by the higher me by the higher power.
As I said above, once I am in this free position I want to
follow that very strong urge within me which tells me that I
can be of some help to the Association in one way or another,
which will undoubtedly be made clear to me once I am free
from existing burdens and responsibilities.
I am writing you at length in this way as I want you to
understand that my interest in the Association is a really
sincere one, and I want you to realize that until I can get
free from my present position, it is almost impossible for me
to get any clear light on how I can be of assistance to the
Association. The Higher Power within me tells me clearly
that the Association's work is His work, and that I can be of
some assistance. Just as soon as I am free I know that you
and I and your father can work this out in a way which will
be satisfactory to everyone concerned.
With kindest personal regards to you and your father and
Miss Davis, in which Mrs. [
920] joins me, I am
Yours most sincerely, [
877]



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