(Q) What am I best qualified to do in life to fulfil my
destiny?
(A) As indicated, as to what may be accomplished. Just
making each association with others such that the experience,
the world, is bettered by that activity. This induced then
into ANY phases of the material associations may bring
satisfaction and harmony.
It is not as an INDEFINITE direction, but as one may fit self
to oft take stock of self, as to what are the purposes of the
experiences. Just for the satisfying of self, or that the
glory of the love of friend and the glory of the
manifestation of the divine in all - which is the innate
and manifested experience - may be magnified in the lives of
others?
Just being kind and patient.
(Q) In what part of this country or world should I live to
be happiest?
(A) As we find, in the environs or the surroundings in which
there are the OPPORTUNITIES for the expression of that which
is innate.
For as has been indicated, in no material experience has the
entity not gained. Hence in the application of that which is
held as the ideal, you will find the greater joy and harmony
and happiness in this experience.
(Q) Will my husband be able to come back in the business
world so as to pay his debts?
(A) As we find, there have already been set in motion those
associations and connections wherein this will gradually be
accomplished.
(Q) What is my greatest fault?
(A) Condemning of self.
(Q) Through whom should the approach be made to sell this
timber?
(A) Through a furniture association, for these - and such -
may best use it.
(Q) Any special or specific furniture company?
(A) This company as indicated supplies to the many, rather
than an individual. Hegan of Louisville and Saginaw.
We are through for the present.
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BACKGROUND
Remarks before beginning: "Yes, I want a Life Reading. I am
relieved of my physical disturbances now, thanks to you."
REPORTS
5/24/56 She wrote that through the interest of Ann Koernig in
the A.R.E. work she, Mrs. [
880], planned to renew her own
interest and to attend an A.R.E. Congress.



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