(Q) Morning of June 4, 1927. Interviewer: "The conditions
will last for one year and a half." My reply: "I don't find
the conditions." Interviewer: "No, you don't see them now,
but you will find them."
(A) In this we find the body consciousness of the entity
dealing with those physical conditions respecting the
development of the idea, and ideals, of the entity as
respecting the phenomena that is being studied by the
entity, and the conditions referred to, that for the year
and the six months there will remain that condition as
respecting whether there will be sufficient of the funds
to carry on, and to develop, that as is desired for the
more perfect study; yet, as seen, this as the answer, then,
to that of the body conscious mind, and of the mental forces,
answering in same - through that of the experiences as given
in the subconscious force of the entity - that by the end of
that period great will be the inflow from the many sources,
as has been given. Not that there will not have been seen
much of the development, and of those conditions necessary
for the furtherance of same, but in great numbers, great
quantities, shall be the means to carry on. [GD's note:
This was true. Early in 1929, with the Cayce Hospital open,
greater funds began to flow from many sources. The year 1929
was the most prosperous for the EC work.]
(Q) Of recent date. Interviewer: "General Motors and
General Cigar." My reply: A feeling of fear of market.
Interviewer: "But there will be a rise in the motors."
(A) This - as indicated through that inward feeling of
the entity as expressed, and as has been given - only such
as is ascertained by self should be acted upon, for while
there will be SOMETHING of the rise, yet this unstableness
is such that there will be much troubles to many who would
dabble with such during these periods of unrest.
(Q) Motor stocks and tobacco stocks going up from present
selling prices?
(A) Be some rises, yet those constant changes or flurries as
occur from day to day which make same unsatisfactory - unless
one desires to tempt self and take a flier in same, trusting
to be able to counteract through that taken hold of - to save
self. WE would not advise same.
(Q) Should general motors be now purchased?
(A) Same conditions as exist, for there are some undermining
conditions that are coming in this special stock. Beware -
lest one be caught with much on hand.
(Q) We followed this out and bought general cigar stock at
62 1/2. Well to keep it?
(A) WE would not.
That is all the questions on this reading.
We are through with this reading.
REPORTS
6/06/27 Immediately following 900-326 he obtained dream rdg.
136-65 for his wife.



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