3/09/27 Wednesday Night EC's letter to [
2671] and [
943]:
Dear Mr. [
2671], Mr. [
943], and all:-
I felt considerably disappointed when I had the wire at
DeLand, and more so when I had the two when I arrived here.
We were delayed a day in DeLand, on account of not being able
to get reservations.
But I am in hopes that the information we have here will
prove to be just the right thing - and, as I said in my wire,
I believe it will be necessary for you to study all of this
to-gether to understand it.
I know the old adage goes, "Far off fields look green," and
when tackling propositions of this kind I have often felt
that, could I be on the ground, there certainly wouldn't be
any trouble in locating just what we were looking for. But
in this case I am sure this has been tried out just as
thoroughly, sincerely, and conscientiously, as it has been
possible to do. That the treasure is there I feel absolutely
certain, and especially so after we see the reading that we
have to-day. If I am to believe any of it, or any of the
work that we have ever done, I can't help but believe that it
is there. Just what is the trouble - just why we haven't
been able to get our hands on it - I don't quite understand.
But I believe we will find it.
Now that we are at home (while of course we haven't had time
hardly to look around - and as the telegraph operator
remarked, "Seven people have wired you for readings to-day
from as many different parts of the country"), naturally we
think of the last few weeks in a very personal way and
manner, and we feel drawn to all of those it has been our
pleasure to meet and be thrown with - to know them better -
and we can only say we certainly appreciate the opportunity
that has been ours, and we hope that we have so conducted
ourselves that others may feel just as well toward us as we
do toward those we have been with and among. And while we
have been trying to do a very definite thing - a thing that
we feel would bring better conditions in the lives of each
and everyone of us - and I know all of you have gone to
trouble and expense, just at a time when perhaps each of you
felt the least fit to expend yourselves in such a way and
manner; yet I hope - even though we should fail, just at this
particular moment, to locate this treasure - none of us will
ever feel that the time and money has been badly spent; for
after all, money is of the moment. That builded in the mind
and heart of each lasts throughout not only the years of this
experience but is builded in our very souls; for friends,
purposes, and dreams, are the builders of human character,
and I'm just in hopes that we have proven as beneficial to
all of you as all of you have to each of us.
Just as soon as I have a moment I hope to be able to write
you again. I have many hard problems staring me in the face
- I don't know just how they will work out, yet in His Way I
trust and hope; for to do good, to make life worth while, to
make the other fellow stop and think, must be the mission of
those who would serve best.
I hope whenever you have the opportunity you will drop me a
line, for you know we will all be anxious - not only under
the present conditions, but under each and every
circumstances that may arise, and wherever and whenever it is
possible for us to be of help, I hope you will find us ready
and willing.
Asking to be remembered to each and every one, and with
kindest personal regards, I am
Sincerely,
Edgar Cayce
[EC:GD]
3/10/27 Mr. [
943]'s letter to EC:
My Dear Mr. Cayce:
I regard that it was impossible for us to go into details
further regarding and, or rather the "powers that be," plans
on the future welfare of the world [See
3976-4 and
3976-5 on
2/11/27, etc.] and of mankind. My faith is still unshaken in
the information given and believe that what we will yet find
and do all things as given while you serve. I do not
understand the last information given as 6 ft. 3 in. [See
1274-7 on
3/05/27] from the stake - for I know the treasure
is not located there unless it is buried several feet
underground. We probed about 18 to 20 inches. There may be
some reason for not giving the exact information to those
seeking treasure for I know a few does not believe in the
information and may have a feeling of such influence that
the forces will not give the information so that same may be
applied correctly. Don't you believe that it may be
possible that this might be true.
As soon as we get your last information [See 1274-8 on
3/09/27] will give it another search and believe that we will
be successful. Am trying to make arrangements now to find
the one on Lostman's River. [See [
1279] series.]
We will forward you questions with reference to Bimini in a
few days [See [
996] series] and I know we will get some
further valuable information.
With kindest personal regards to you, Mrs. Cayce & Miss
Davis,
Sincerely yours, [
943]
3/14/27 Telegram:
Received at 5fhx 59NL
Miami Flon Mar. 14 27
Edgar Cayce
115 W. 35 St. Virginia Beach Vir.
We have made thorough search in all directions and revealed
nothing stop have placed stakes advise if property is located
within the triangle giving number on stake number of feet
from stake and direction stop describe fully mangrove tree at
location and conditions of ground and trees immediately
surrounding so that it may be located by parties interested
regards
[
943] 826a
3/15/27 See
1274-9.
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