7/23/29 Historical Data compiled by the A.N.I., Inc.
Mr. [
900]
New York City
HISTORICAL DATA AND CONNECTIONS of [
900]
Being a treatise on the entity's relation and relationships
with officers and trustees of the Association of National
Investigators, Inc., and employees of the Cayce Hospital.
Compiled and edited by the Historical Committee of the
Association of National Investigators Inc., from the Life
Readings of the Association members, at Virginia Beach, Va.
Hugh Lynn Cayce
Thomas J. Sugrue
Gladys Davis
This paper can bring little to you that you do not already
understand, yet we hope to clear up for you many of the
relationships that have existed in the past from which come
urges that both hinder and help in the work which you have
set out for yourself. It will not be out of place to set
forth here a few quotations from readings which will center
our thought in the correct channels for considering the
following.
[Quote from your personal reading
900-428,
3/08/29]: "Be not
led astray in any manner, not allowing self to be drawn from
these ways as may be pointed out, and even as has been given
will come the ability - in the application of the knowledge
gained - the understanding being sought. Be not dictatorial,
nor lording in thine own activity. Rather humble in spirit,
that the Micah of old may say oft in thine hearing, this day
this is fulfilled in thine hearing, that I will establish my
name in the place appointed, and I will feed mine peoples and
they shall not be scattered abroad; for even as the knowledge
comes let it be disseminated among those who seek to know the
Lamb that taketh away the sins of mine people, and their
transgressions shall be remembered no more, and sickness and
sorrow and tears shall be wiped away - for He who came in the
flesh will establish His name there. Through thine efforts
then my son, be faithful. I have spoken, I, Jeremiah, the
servant of the King." [
900-428]
[Quote from your personal reading 900-?]: "The fear, as is
seen, may only come from within, through that same manner of
means as is given in the first portion of the vision, for, as
has been given, the entity has been chosen the vessel for the
message to many peoples, that many peoples of many climes, of
many religions, may be united in one, under the banner of the
Redeemer who came, and who will, as has been shown this
entity, recognize even this entity as with the Son." [900-?]
[Selection from EC rdg.
254-50 to Ass'n Board of Governors
7/14/29]: "In these things, then, let each be mindful of
that place, that niche, that purport each is to fill, and
fill that with all of the power, might, strength, that lies
within that body! So cooperate with other individuals,
working in their individual capacities, that the whole
purport may be as one, even as the Father and I are one in
you. I speak not of myself, but that ye may know the truth,
even as delivered in the day when I walked among men and
became known as the Son of Man, and the savior of a
beknighted race. Here, my brethren, ye are come again to
fulfill, in this place, a glorious principle, a glorious
article of work among the sons of man. Let each, then, in
that power that may be gained in that association of the
forces as manifest through each, become one in purpose."
[
254-50]
It seems that in Egypt some ten thousand years before Christ
many of those who are connected today in the Association of
National Investigators Inc., gathered and after many trials
builded a great work similar in many respects to that being
attempted now. At that time you held a very responsible and
important, as well as interesting position. (Note Egyptian
history) Many of the urges, abilities and connections of the
present are directly a result of your development in that
period. An understanding of this period will be invaluable
to each and every one working in this organization. Your
peculiar connection and position at that time and the
influence on the present must be understood not only by
yourself but by all who are trying to work together in
this. Let us consider this first.
As Aarat, a native scribe and teacher, you became an
important influence in developing many of the stable laws,
both civil and spiritual. You were chosen by the young king
[
341] as one to represent the native element in building up
the nation. The old king [
165] probably suggested this
appointment to this important place because he recognized
the ability of the entity and wished to pit him against his
young son. You acted then in the capacity of one who worked
with both the councilors and the king. Always there was the
feeling of suppression since you were a native and the ruler
was an outsider but you worked and cooperated with each and
everyone in building up your country and in giving much to
the peoples in understanding the moral, civil and spiritual
truths. Today for the development you made in that period
and in others you have been chosen as the one to head up
this WORK and have the ability to give to mankind a better
understanding of their relation to their Creator. You
worked then under great difficulties and gained. This time
the power to retard or advance the work lies in your hands.
To you the "forces" have, as you know intrusted a great
work. From this very period alone there will naturally come
much criticism that you should have been raised to power as
it were. Gradually as understanding comes to each
individual working in this they will understand.
We shall now take up various individuals with whom you are
connected in this work and try to give you some knowledge of
their connection with you at various times and how the urges
from these connections affect you.
[
195] - Egypt
At this period Arsrha [
195] an important builder and designer
of the time, worked as an assistant to you, acting as
mathematician. He worked out through mathematics your
findings in astrology and put these findings into practical
use through geometric arrangements of the many buildings and
monuments which he constructed. (The Egyptians are famous
for building according to geometric functions which have some
relation to the foretelling of future events.) You will
naturally work well with him and as he was directly related
to the ruling family there arises a connection through him
which might be well used at this time. [
195] would not find
it difficult to work with either [
165] or [
953]. This was
the only appearance in which you were associated and the urge
from it is good. There would arise this time a bit of
reluctance in his trusting you at first, since he was an
outsider and you were a native. As then however he soon
recognizes your abilities and relies on them. (Such a
relationship between you has developed to some extent.)
[
953] - Egypt
Asriaio [
953] was at this period one of the highest
councilors to the rulers and was especially influential
with the young ruler. Your relation to him was antagonistic
cooperation. He was the most powerful influence back of
the young ruler as an outsider. You were the most important
native influence. Both of you worked, however for what you
considered the best interest of the country. There were
probably at this period many heated discussions, yet there
was a final period of cooperation.
In working with [
953] you will find him easiest to approach
at first through [
165] or [
341]. He can undoubtedly be of
great assistance when once he becomes an active force in the
WORK.
An interesting question arises in this connection. Your son
[
142] may have been at this period [
953]'s son. This is not
positive but would bring out some interesting connections if
true.
Palestine
In this period you and [
953] worked together during the
rebuilding of the walls of the Holy City. Both of you
labored on the south gate and were closely connected. You
probably rubbed each other the wrong way at times, the urge
from Egypt, but on the whole a good period for cooperation.
During this time [
953] was one of those sent to parley with
the attacking forces. [
165] was one of these. This
furnishes another reason for making use of the ability of
[
165] and [
953] being able to work together this time.
[
257] - Egypt
During this period, Arsha [
257] was one who favored the
banished priest [
294]. He was very violent in his support of
the priest and as you remained faithful to the ruler there
was probably a certain amount of antagonism developed. [
257]
then represented to you a force which was destroying the
progress you were working for. It was rather a disagreement
of principles than personal. You find at present the same
condition. You disagree with his method of approaching the
work. Be careful of this urge. Understand the development
of the man and the trend which his development has taken. A
sure way to approach him is through [
294]. He can do more
with him than anyone else.
Palestine
During this period [
257] was one of those who returned with
Ezekiel as his scribe. You and [
257] worked together on the
walls though the relationship may not have been very close.
This relation should temper and assist in the better
understanding at this time. This opens a way of approach
to a better understanding with [
257] through a religious
sense. He will respect those tenets which you hold sacred
in a religious manner and will respond to careful
stimulation of the religious interest in himself. (This is
an angle which I believe you have never tried.)
[
137] - [[
900]'s brother] - Palestine
In this period [
137] was an armor bearer to Ezekiel and was
undoubtedly in connection with you. A natural sense of
cooperation as members of the same race draws you together
this time. There enters here an interesting relation between
[
257] and your brother [
137]. Their association at this
period naturally fits [
137] to approach [
257] in the
spiritual manner even better than yourself.
[
341] - Egypt
During this period you acted as the scribe, learned advisor
and interpreter to the young king, [
341]. Though there was a
rather competitive air about the attempts of you and [
341] to
give and explain to the people the truths and teachings as
were being given out there was ever present the attitude that
all was being done for the advancement of the people and the
nation. You sided with the king [
341] against the priest
[
294].
The relationship at this time would be that there would exist
in the inner consciousness of each a respect for the
abilities of the other tinged ever so faintly now and then
with a touch of competition. [
341] would naturally respect
and admire your abilities along theosophical lines. You
naturally would respect his abilities to cooperate with all
the various factions in the work. By careful cooperation
you both may gain much.
There arises at times a peculiar standoffish air between you.
It is hard to break now formalities. This is partially due
to the innate feeling that one was the invader, the other the
native at this period in Egypt. (Please note the reverse
condition at this time.)
[
2694] - Egypt
Aarbio [
2694] at this period acted as a go-between for the
king [
341] and the priest [
294]. [
2694] at that time
however, seems to have gained favor with the king [
341]
through you. While he lost at that time through
misapplication of his position there will be now a certain
natural interest in assisting smooth cooperation and he can
be easily approached by you. Don't go too deeply into
discussions with him but always border gradually on the real
values of life in talking with him. He will work nicely in
handling other men on business matters especially.
Troy
In this period as Sanson [
2694] guided the ship that brought
you, Achilles [
900] to Troy. He failed by misusing the power
you gave him. This time here is an urge to feel that others
do not trust any work which he is doing. You can do a great
deal for him by showing him that you trust him and have
confidence in his ability. Never indicate that you doubt him
or what he is doing. This relation was very close and you
can be of great assistance to this man as he naturally looks
up to you. Don't ignore him for you would be wasting an
opportunity to be of help to a fellow man who needs your
help.
[
294] - Egypt
In this period Ra Ta [
294] was raised to the position of high
priest of the land and until the division arose he gave much
to the peoples through spiritual teachings. You sided with
the king [
341] against the priest [
294] and there naturally
arises from this a certain sense of disagreement from the
point of principle rather than personal feelings. You and
[
294] probably worked together before and after the division.
From this then comes the natural respect of each for the
other's ability to give an understanding of spiritual truths
to the people intermingled at times with conflicting views as
to the principle of some condition.
Troy
In the Trojan period [
294] was one of the guards of the gates
of Troy. He was a student of chemistry by nature and one
with considerable temper. There would naturally arise from
this appearance a certain amount of antagonism since you were
one of the leaders of the attacking forces.
In the present this would take the form of signs of
unreasonable temper in you both at times. Be careful of
this and understand from whence it comes. Don't try to play
Achilles [
900] with him for you will find him in moods just
as stubborn as the Trojans who held out for seven long
years.
[
288] - Egypt
The relation and the connection with this entity at this time
was very distant. Iso [
288] represented to you the result of
the breaking of the law which you upheld, as she was the
daughter of the priest [
294] and [
538]. Be careful of the
idea which would tend to arise that she causes a great deal
of trouble. This at times may be so but should be understood
by you in connection with the urges of various individuals
connected with the work. From this appearance she naturally
represents the cause of trouble to many of those who upheld
the king [
341] as well as those who upheld the priest [
294].
She must be given a fair chance as she has a hard position.
[
136] - [[
900]'s present wife] - Egypt
In this period Isiso [
136] was a favorite to the king [
341]
and one who assisted in the temple service with music. In
your later days she was very close to you and helped you a
great deal. In the present this would bring a natural love
for the entity and from this you can understand the great
care the entity always tries to take of you. There arises a
desire to ever protect and help especially the physical body.
An interesting relation arises between [
341] and [
136]. This
connection would tend to draw the two together, each liking
and understanding the other.
Palestine
At this time [
136] was only in the earth's plane a short time
as she died as a child. You possibly came in touch with her
for a short period. This appearance would influence the
attraction between you as peoples of the same race rather
than produce any definite urge.
Troy
At this time you were connected in a peculiar way and manner.
As Helen of Troy, [
136], represented to you the cause of all
the trouble and you probably disliked her in a distant way.
You must have admired her beauty as did everyone at that
time. She likewise must have admired your ability and been
naturally drawn to you at this period.
The position of each on opposite sides furnishes this time
the friendly banter in which you indulge. There might be
some danger arising through jealousy, but [
136] is quite
capable of taking care of any situation.
[
538] - Egypt
At this time Isris (Mrs. [
538]) probably had a very pleasant
relation with you in the temple service. After the division
she represented to you one who had broken the law and thereby
destroyed the principle of it for herself. There was no
personal enmity, but rather the attitude of "That's too bad,
but we'll have to do the best we can".
This time this comes over in a general attempt to be more of
a personal friend yet disregarding the existence of the
entity at times with something of the air of - you have
brought it on yourself. Try to understand the terrible time
the entity is having trying to make up for that which she
caused then and you will be able to help her through helping
her to understand - Why?
[
302] - Egypt
At this time Miss [
302] was the ruler of the country
conquered by [
165]. She was a native and naturally you and
she were closely associated. During the last of her life she
gave much to the people by showing them the right relation
between the conquered and the conqueror. She should dislike
[
165] at first and then like him later perhaps. Be sure that
you understand her reactions to him and where they come from.
You probably helped her to gain her understanding at this
period. This time the urge would be excellent. She probably
as ruler attempts to lead sometimes.
Troy
At this period Miss [
302] was your mother and mythology tells
us a very selfish mother. You were very close to her at this
period and there naturally comes over the close personal
relationship. You would naturally be drawn toward one
another. Again there would arise at times the same type
of urge to rule you, as one in authority over you.
[
165] - Egypt
At this time Arart [
165] was a foreigner, a conqueror of your
native land. There was at that time a certain amount of
jealousy of your ability to teach and understand the people.
Yet this was tempered with a great forbearance and [
165] was
instrumental in raising you to the position of chief scribe
to the young ruler [
341]. However he pitted his elder son
[
341] against you, attempting to match his son's ability to
give understanding to the people against your own. The
result was a fine cooperative competition resulting in
development for you both.
This time there is in [
165] the natural urge to respect and
wonder at your abilities, tempered at first as then with a
doubt as to just how good you are. There naturally arises in
you certain antagonistic feelings, especially when [
165] is
critical as he naturally would be until he understands you
better. As then the abilities are there and will gradually
gain his confidence and respect. Understand that he cannot
help feeling a bit doubtful of you at first. Consider the
angle which he has so far gotten on you - all business.
Approach him through [
294] until you can understand the man
himself. Then you will be able to work with him directly -
at times through [
341]. The work which you and [
165] have to
do is in different fields. Each of you can fill your own
position better than anyone else. The sooner you understand
your respective separate fields and come to know that each of
you at heart is working for the same ideal the sooner will
you be able to cooperate and the work will profit immensely
thereby. You are a bit ahead of him in understanding the
bigness of it all so give him a chance to grasp it all and
you will find him considerate, as he was in Egypt. The work
is at a point in its development where this means a step
forward or backward. From the forces on High have come the
plea to work together. Certainly neither of you must leave a
stone unturned to try to cooperate with the other. It is a
hard job. Yes. But the progress of the human soul means one
hard job after another.
Palestine
At the period of the rebuilding of the walls of the Holy City
[
165] was an armor bearer to the one [Sanballat] who resisted
and fought the return of the chosen people. You came in
contact with him as an enemy and there was a natural
development of antagonism. An interesting connection at this
time was that you were directly associated with [
953] working
with him on the gate. [
953] was the one who was sent to
parley with the attackers including [
165]. This opens then
an approach to [
165] through [
953], for again in Egypt [
165]
was very close to [
953] since the latter was an important
councillor. Before long [
953] is coming into the picture and
you will find him very useful in working with [
165], though
at this time it may seem a bit like using one fire to put out
another. From this appearance there comes a natural tendency
to disagree which almost takes a physical aspect at times.
Be careful of this and remember that this time he is on the
same side though at times he doesn't act like it.
Dr. [
5618] - Egypt
At this time Dr. [
5618] acted as a councillor to the
councillors and was in charge of the institutions as were
builded then for the care of the mentally, physically and
spiritually ill. He was in a position where he refused to
side with the priest [
294] the king [
341] or the rebelling
forces. He was on the fence as it were, influenced by the
ideas of all yet trying to work out only those suggestions
which he felt would bring development to the nation.
He has this time a difficult place in relation to the many
various peoples contacted. Your relation with him at that
time was favorable. At times possibly you did not understand
his attitudes but worked with him for greater development
whenever possible. There comes at this time a trust in the
ability of the entity, innately, yet a questioning of his
attitudes now and then. You can give him a greater insight
into the spiritual bigness of the work. This he needs. He
has for you the greatest respect and confidence.
Mrs. [
760] - Egypt
Mrs. [
760] was the sister to the young ruler [
341] and one
who assisted in the decorations of the schools and temples.
In this capacity she came in contact with you and though she
was a foreigner and you a native there must have been a
respect for the abilities of the other.
There comes at this time the urge for each to trust the
ability of the other but both of you hold off from an outward
expression of this feeling. You will find her easy to
approach directly and more easily through [
341]. She is one
fitted by this appearance and others to work in this work in
the capacity she is now in. A sensitive heart of gold. An
interesting angle which you know little of is her interest in
the mystic and the occult. This her reading tells us can be
highly developed. This would be a good approach if started
gradually. You could help her a great deal.
Mrs. [
106] - [
900]'s mother]
Palestine
Your mother [
106] was closely connected with you at this
period as one of those who had much to do with the
preparation for the return to the Holy City. The
relationship this time should be very good. There was
possibly some connection closer than we can see from the
life reading. A point for questions.
Dr. [
204] - Egypt
Dr. [
204] was at this period one who gave much to the people
through teaching a practical application of the principles
you were helping to give out. Your contact with him must
have been very close. There should arise this time a natural
respect for your abilities carrying with it the idea that you
should be more practical. Understand his natural tendency
and flatter him with your interest in his manner of
presentation which will be good for certain classes. You
can work nicely with him.
Troy
At this time Dr. [
204] worked directly under you and with you
"Many were the councils given and taken." He lost at that
time through application of self to the interest of others
but this time has the urge to be true to self that there may
come no reproach from others. This again is favorable to a
good relation to him at this time. He will fit nicely into
the position of one to present many of the truths which are
brought out through the readings in a practical way and
manner.
[
5453] - Egypt
At this period Mr. [
5453] worked in the capacity of the one
giving the laws, as you worked them out, to the people. His
work then was similar in many respects to that which he is
doing now. He was then as now connected directly with some
phase of the institutions. His later appearances, however,
have drawn him close to [
294] and he will work, as the
reading suggests, better directly under him. You can help
him a great deal in understanding the principles of the data
he is collecting.
Troy
At this time [
5453] was a Trojan and one opposed to you.
This accounts for his first general attitude toward you but
which has been overcome as he began to see you less in the
light of an Achilles. This connection will cause now and
then little flares. Watch these and understand where they
come from.
[
849] - Egypt
At this period [
849] like yourself was a native and while you
probably did not openly favor the rebellion which he led
against the king ([
341]) you were at heart in sympathy with
him. Perhaps you considered him wrong in principle but liked
him as an individual. In leading the rebellion he possibly
had in mind the idea of making you the leading teacher and
scribe of the day should he be successful.
At this time there is a sincere respect in him for your
abilities while at first your attitude is rather prone to be
doubtful of his seeming radical spirit. In his Egyptian
appearance he came finally to a reasonable way of looking at
the whole matter of developing the country and became friends
with all. In later appearances he has gained much always
acquiring abilities which will be of service to him in his
present capacity. Through him you will be able to guide the
publications of the Association, gradually he will become
invaluable to you in carrying out the educational plans which
are already being formed in your mind. He is a capable
person. You can work nicely with him. Do not let the
opportunity pass of securing for your own assistance as well
as for the Association one of the most capable minds you will
encounter for many a day. He needs "the work", like most of
us, and you can help him in understanding it.
See Source File Key #900 for his book in
1928-29 [HEAVEN ON
EARTH] re
900-340.
9/04/37 See
1438-1, Par.
17-20, indicating that she, Mrs.
[
1438], had been the mother of Aarat [
900] in prehistory
Egypt.



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