3/04/47 Gina Cerminara's letter to Mrs. [
903]:
I thought you and Tom [Sugrue] might like to know how things
are proceeding on the life-readings book. Something more
than half the chapters are written. I believe that I will
have completed the rest by July.
More and more I am struck at the integrative effect such
knowledge as this can have upon all the sciences of man.
Jung remarked, in the foreword to a book written about his
psychological system by Jacobi,
"Since it is my firm conviction that the time for an
all-inclusive theory, taking in and presenting all the
contents, processes, and phenomena of the psyche from one
central viewpoint, has not yet come by a long way, I regard
my theories as suggestions and attempts at the formulation
of a new scientific concept of psychology based in the first
place upon immediate experience with human beings."
I have no doubt any longer but that the data of the Cayce
readings present that "all-inclusive theory, taking in all
the contents, etc. of the psyche from one central viewpoint".
I am trying throughout, after presenting the evidence, to
show this centrality of viewpoint, and to integrate the
reincarnation principle with the sciences of psychology and
psychiatry. Naturally, education, religion, philosophy, and
sociology cannot but be transformed in turn.
One of Nieztsche's phrases which struck me most on reading
him in college was "the transvaluation of all values". I
don't recall at the moment how he expected this to be
accomplished - I think perhaps it was merely one of the
outpourings of Zarathustra. But the phase often suggests
itself to me as I reconstruct the evidence on these cases.
A transvaluation of all values must certainly be the ultimate
result to society if psychologists will have the wit enough
the grasp the implications of these readings.
The ms. stands about 6 inches high in typescript so far. I'm
working upstairs now, and find it much more quiet. Say hello
to Tom and Mary for me, and with all my best wishes to all of
you, I am
Yours Sincerely, Gina Cerminara
4/20/47 "Dr. Murphy felt the rdgs. were too brief and now
says since they are to be screened medically, the entire
record should be sent - that which may not seem important to
a layman may become a clue to a doctor. Also he suggested
that I meet Dr. Jan Ehrenwald and have him study the cases.
His book will be published soon - a medical man and his
studies of the paranormal. He arrived in this country about
6 months ago from Prague - Murphy is very excited about him.
He told me last week that he is disappointed in the students
in the class who profess their interest in this field. He
said, 'You can't be interested in this subject - it has to
become your life's purpose.' He also said how much he wished
we'd go on working with the society (American Psychic
Research Society) after the term is over. I asked him in
what way and he explained how many experiments are waiting to
be made and how they needed the right people to do them. So
I suggested that he share this hope with the class since
obviously none of us had the slightest idea there was work to
be done. He did that after Tuesday's session and I'm going
to see that a few of us do continue. He even offered money
to those who would need it for their particular experiments."
5/12/47 "It's been stiff going, but I feel we've gained a
great deal in the laboratory field. I only wonder any
results are obtained considering the approach and controls."
8/51 She sent GD card from Athens, Greece: "Here we are
sitting on the Acropolis wondering just exactly who played
what parts 2500 yrs. ago. The trip is interesting and we're
all well."
11/24/64 GD's note: Through the years Mrs. [
903] has
remained actively interested and helpful in the A.R.E. work.
4/01/76 Mrs. [
903] wrote GD: "Your remembrance of my birthday
always brings a glow. How precious is the bond that remains
unbroken over the long years!
"I spent some time with Hugh Lynn on this [N.Y.] trip, as
well as Gina. The symposium was a huge success. After such
a long absence the 'package' was made welcome. The forces
are keeping the A.R.E. galvanized - no sooner is one project
completed than another is made in readiness."



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