5/08/38 Letter to HLC in N.Y.C.: "Because it is easier on
your eyes, I'll use a machine. First, I want to tell you
that I am deeply grateful to you for calling on me at my
office. You clarified many things for me.
"Second, I'm enclosing the reading [1246-3]. Nothing came of
the [
1120] association.
"On the questions - I did not take Jack Hoins into my
organization because of this reaction. Since then I have
found that it would have been a mistake had I done so.
"Mr. [
257] lost interest when he would [have to bear] the
cost of the necessary research.
"Mr. Fordyce disappeared - proving that my doubt was well
founded.
"Miss Eberly later justified my question.
"Virginia Hart left the city.
"Mrs. [
1496]'s husband received a better position so she did
not have to work.
"Perhaps you are right and I should use my intuition because
reading this today shows that every one made a change.
"I have no mental unrest now. I am simply trailing but I
would like to ask: 1. Should I continue to work on housing?
2. How should I handle the Westinghouse Co. which has not
confirmed the verbal order? 3. Should I discontinue all work
on color? 4. Am I doing the work for which I am here?
"If you would, as you suggested, come down and give me the
benefit of your guidance I would be very glad. I would like
to have this reading as soon as possible. Meantime I shall
take no action.
"Again, thank you." Sincerely, [
1246]
5/09/38 HLC's letter to EC: "Your daughter - Egyptian - was
most interesting on Friday at tea. I refer to [
1246]. She
is going to have another reading and promised to invite a
number of people to the meeting on Friday."
5/10/38 HLC submitted questions for
1246-4, saying: "It
seems that Mrs. [
1246] is not just a person with ideas but
also a person with 'ideals.' After considerable discussion
with her, including a careful checking over her Life Reading
[1246-2], I am sure that another reading approaching her
situation from a much broader point of view will be helpful.
I have attempted to open the way for a complete survey of her
needs through the following suggestion and questions."
[See 1246-4.]
5/14/38 HLC's letter to EC: "Mrs. [
1246] knows some nice
people and is doing plenty of talking about Mrs. [
1496]'s
case, which is working fine. It certainly does pay to give
sometimes [N/C for the [
1496] reading?] without worrying
about the other material side - in fact, all the time, I
expect."
5/14/38 Mrs. [
1246]'s letter: "I'll be in meditation on
Monday at 3:30...and I, too, hope you may find the answer I
need! You may be very proud of your Hugh Lynn - his devotion
is delightful - he is growing rapidly more like his father
who has given the world so much of rare value! My love to
the Cayce 'menage'."
5/16/38 See
1246-4, another Business Reading.



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