6/12/77 Miss [
1286]'s report on her Life reading:
"...Thank you so very much for your letters of last October
5th and 12th, the copies of my reading and correspondence
with Mr. Cayce - so long ago! And the brochures about
A.R.E., the [Edgar Cayce] Foundation and hospital. How you
have grown! Marvelous! Wish I could visit and see it all.
Please accept my apology for the long delay in replying.
I did begin a letter to you and obtained a money order for
the $3.00 fee you mentioned [to cover the costs of handling
and postage] which I will enclose herewith. It seems very
reasonable for the work and expense entailed. Before I
could complete my letter to you I had another heartbreaking
experience (seems to be the story of my life) and this caused
a relapse in my physical condition that I've been struggling
ever since to overcome. I simply cannot cope with things as
I ought and wish to.
"I have emphysema (1286-1, Par. 14, yes!) having had
bronchial pneumonia as a very young child which left my
lungs full of scar tissue; also have radiation sickness with
all its horrors, caused by excessive X-rays (very deadly!)
made at the local hospital over my objections. I thought
they would make only one or two, as any expert would have
[done] under the circumstances for none were really necessary
at all, but 73! They caused paralytic ileus, the radiation
sickness with its many destructive effects, continual
distress, falling hair, premature aging, and finally
leukemia. I've been fighting it for five years now, and
life simply isn't worth living this way... Re: Yours of
the 5th:
"[Par. 1] Yes, there was a happening in 1910 when I was just
four years old that had a far-reaching effect on my life;
ruined it, in fact. My father, who had a violent temper,
was very harsh to my mother one day and then she went out
to do some grocery shopping. Because of his mistreatment
of her I was afraid she wouldn't come back home again and I
began to cry. This so angered my father that he gave me a
terrible beating, inflicting permanent internal injuries.
Years later, in New York, I was treated for these conditions
but without any benefit. When my mother returned from the
store that day my precious little grandmother who was
visiting us was weeping over me. I didn't remember this
incident but Mother told me about it shortly before she died
in 1956 so I would know the cause of my frail health. I had
been a very healthy and beautiful child up to that time,
exceptionally bright and intelligent, but thereafter I lost
weight, became thin and very nervous, and withdrawn from
life. So I have remained ever since despite my many efforts
to improve my condition. Doctors were never any help so I
was driven to study to help myself in order to survive.
Without God's help, and the knowledge and experience I've
gained, and applied, I wouldn't be alive today. I'll be 71
on August 5th. Except for the years I lived in New York and
my modeling career, my life otherwise has been very hard and
unrewarding. I have always tried to help others in any way
I can, often at considerable sacrifice, and still do despite
my poor condition, yet have been dealt with very shabbily in
return. I wonder why, unless it is Psalms 44:22. Of course,
it drove me to seek God as only one with a desperate need,
so wholeheartedly that I guess He took pity on me and made
Himself very real to me. I have had spiritual experiences
that I daresay not many have had and wish I had the ability
to do justice to them in writing for I feel they are worth
recording so that others might be encouraged to seek Him,
too, and be comforted. Jesus has appeared to me twice and
God has spoken to me on one occasion to comfort me, and
on two occasions to advise me in how to treat a serious
condition: Leukemia with protonosis, considered incurable
by the medical profession, and more recently my leukemia with
radiation sickness, and all its plagues. Except for a few
manipulative treatments to my spine by a therapist when I
had the leukemia with protonosis because my spine was injured
in a fall, I have treated myself entirely. No more doctors
for me. God said, 'these conditions are only incurable when
the wrong methods of treatment are used.' For my present
condition He told me to use hyssop, an herb tea. ...I have
managed with a variety of herbs and other supplements and
simple, natural measures to keep myself alive through three
bouts with cancer, three strokes, and multiple brain injuries
sustained when I tripped over a warped plank of wood left
lying on a sidewalk one dark night as I was hurrying to
church in Los Angeles. I had a fracture, concussion, shock,
cerebral hemorrhage, and a subdural hematoma (tumor of
diffused blood under the covering of the brain). Needless
to say, it took a few miracles to pull me through all that.
It's a long story and I don't want to bore you but God was
there all the time. I had some fascinating experiences that
I couldn't have had any other way. The suffering I endured
was a high price to pay but I wouldn't have wanted to miss
those experiences.
"Re [See Par. 31--35, 39, 40, 42-A, 43-A, 48]: My desire to
have a home. Very true, and I finally achieved it in 1958,
when I was already 52 years old. It is a very modest little
cottage [in Palm Springs, California] and I must give it up
because I am no longer able to do all the house and yard
work nor can I afford to hire it done. I'm thinking of
moving into a retirement home where I will have only one room
to take care of. I never met the man in Par. 47-A. As for
writing, [Par. 48-A] I have the desire but don't seem to
have the gift. The only writing I've done, other than
letters, was a short script I entered in a national contest.
Winners were used on the Betty Furness program over CBS about
ten years ago. Mine was one of the scripts used.
[See Par. 31--35, 40, 42-A, 43-A, 48]: "When I was young I
had an astonishing number of opportunities to marry - very
good, substantial men. Some had prominent positions but I
never felt as though marriage was for me and so I always
declined.
"One man I did agree to marry, for we had a remarkable
spiritual experience, and God gave him a revelation about
me which was very good; but even in that case I pulled out
and didn't go through with it. He was a Christian diplomat
and was subsequently assassinated by enemies of his country,
and now I regret that I haven't had the experience of
marriage, to balance my spiritual life. I wish Mr. Cayce
were still living. How I would love to have a talk with him
now. He was such a kind, gentle man.
"I don't really want to go into a retirement home and be
surrounded by a lot of people and the accompanying hubbub.
Much rather would I choose a little place close to nature as
described on [in] Par. 33--35. When I first came to Palm
Springs it was just a quiet little village with clean
sparkling air and a charm all its own but it is very
different now so I must get out regardless. Perhaps my
health will improve in a better climate. The heat here in
summer is very oppressive and there is always too much wind
with blowing dust and sand, and terrible pollution. Smog
blows in through the San Gorgonio Pass from all the cities
to the west of us, including Fontana with its steel mills
belching tons of poisonous fluoride gas into the air every
day.
"To summarize:
Par. 1: Yes, the beating by my father when I was four years
[old].
Par. 14: Yes, emphysema.
Par. 21--26: The dethroned queen was Vashti, who was
supplanted by the Jewish girl, Esther. I might say that
I think I have an insight into the Jewish problem; into
the ways, attitudes and maneuvers, that probably stems from
that embodiment experience. Also, I have associated with
individuals who were close to those in authority [Par. 25].
While living in New York I was accepted into the inner
circle of the members of the Russian nobility who had fled
their homeland to escape being slaughtered by the Bolsheviks,
who were Jews, you know, from New York's Lower East Side,
1700 of them, well organized and trained, financed by Kuhn,
Loeb and Co., Wall Street whose partner, Jacob Schiff,
boasted in print that the success of the Bolshevik Revolution
was due 'to the genius of Jewish brains and planning.' As
one writer put it, 'the Jews have fouled their own nest' in
Russia, but they are never satisfied anywhere. See John 8:44
and Galatians 3:29. [See Par. 23, 24.] I found the members
of the Russian nobility to be fine, sensitive, and very
spiritual people. The man I agreed to marry also came from
a highly placed family. His father was an ambassador,
so that would corroborate [Par. 25]. My fiance, who was
assassinated was done in by the Jews because he voted against
Israel in the United Nations where he was a delegate.
"Par. 31--35 describe the kind of home environment I would
like to have...I hope this letter and its contents gives you
the information you desire..."


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