(Q) What is the general outlook for business in 1937 at the
Sun Air Farm?
(A) This depends upon the policies that are set or
maintained by those that conduct same. If there are the
activities in the manners and ways there as have been
considered, and are being considered, and if there are the
activities of those in charge kept in such a manner that
there is the supplying not of the demands of others but of
the OPPORTUNITIES for the helping of others that may come
through the associations and managements of same, these then
should and would find a greater increase than has ever been
experienced in this particular undertaking.
Then make self a part of same. And know that all of those
that present themselves as a part of the undertakings have
their duties, their obligations. But do not look upon any
experience as becoming such that they work towards hardships
or bring about experiences where there is condemning of
shortcomings upon the part of others. For these in the very
mental self bring their fruits. For thoughts are deeds and
as their currents run they become crimes or miracles.
Then THINK constructively, ACT constructively; and ye will
find that by the daily activities, by the regular periods of
the associations when there is ever the opportunity, that
there should be the regular periods of considering the whole
situations that exist - IN UNISON of all concerned.
(Q) Should I still remain a partner with the same person?
(A) As we find, these would work for the better conditions
if there is the correlating and the cooperative manner in the
ways as has been suggested.
(Q) Will my associations with my partner be of any advantage
to me?
(A) Were they not of advantage, would there be the
suggestions that there should be the remaining? Not only for
self; for if it is only for self-advantage it would not be
well, nor would it be the better; but they each in their
varied capacities may be of the greater SERVICE to others -
this should be the attitude. And let the results and the
activities and the very actions as related to others bring
those necessary increases in opportunities for that as is the
purpose of the whole organization.
(Q) And in what respect would the association be?
(A) As has been outlined, in that they each are filling
their own duties, their own obligations. The one in the
assistance ever to the other in bringing to the visitors, to
the opportunities presented, a greater service. And these
will make for a WONDERFUL experience and a worth while one
for all concerned.
For if you would have success, mentally, materially, then you
must create same in the experiences of those that ye would
aid. If ye would have friends, show thyself friendly. If ye
would have others have patience with you, have patience with
others. If ye would have the necessary experiences, seek
them rather than shunning them, or condemning another. For
that ye condemn in another, thee thyself art guilty more than
half of same.
(Q) Will it mean happiness and marriage?
(A) Eventually. In these associations may come those very
experiences. For if ye give these and seek these, not of
thyself's aggrandizement, not of thine own selfish purposes
but that the trust, the help, the hominess that is being
sought by so many is created, then it brings it also for
self.
For all His promises are sure. If the conductings of these
are only for MATERIAL gains, they must eventually come to
naught.
(Q) Will my association with Dr. and Mrs. Reilly be of
advantage to me, and in what respect?
(A) In EVERY respect, if that is given in a helpful way into
the associations, that which is helpfulness to them becomes
helpfulness to self. And the greater the cooperation with
THEM, the greater cooperation with thee.
(Q) Will my association with Raymond L. Fry be of advantage
to me?
(A) This depends more upon Fry than upon self, but self
making for the activities in the manners as given will bring
those purposes, those conditions as given from the beginning.
If that before thee is used from the SPIRITUAL PURPOSE it
will bring that He, the Giver of all good gifts, seeth that
ye each have need of for the manifesting of thy ideals in
this experience.
(Q) Would that mean happiness and marriage?
(A) This depends. We haven't Fry; only the self in this
relation. And as has been given, know that which is is best
- if it is not attempted to be used in a selfish manner only.
(Q) What reason does my ex-husband want to see me?
(A) We haven't the ex-husband. The associations from self,
as we find are for a reconciliation. Not so good.
(Q) Will the meeting mean remarriage or any happiness in the
future for me with him?
(A) Not so good.
What has been has been; not that ye must not forgive if ye
would be forgiven, but the very intents and purposes, the
very conditions that brought about those activities are not
erased from self's OWN purposes. These must necessarily,
then, be changed - for that as would bring any real
happiness, from these sources or these directions.
(Q) Would you suggest for me to see him or to avoid him?
(A) Avoid for the present, until there is change in self and
in him.
(Q) Will the condition of my nose clear up?
(A) If there are those applications for those influences,
for the very environs and the surroundings have been and are
helpful in these directions. Use those massages and
antiseptics that will CLARIFY the condition.
(Q) Is my health in general good?
(A) Generally speaking, very good. There needs be those
precautions which are the more easily maintained in giving
same to others. For as ye give life to others; that ye give,
that ye have. That ye spend ye have NEVER had.
(Q) What can I do to improve my health?
(A) As has been intimated from that given.
(Q) Would you suggest anything further to help me in any way
to insure happiness and contentment?
(A) First those things as has been given. Know thy purpose
and thyself, and that it is prompted from the spiritual
forces and imports and purposes from within self FIRST - and
keep to those ideals. And as ye give to others, that ye
measure out WILL BE - MUST BE (it is a law) measured to thee
again. And GOD giveth the increase!
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