8/30/43 Letter from [
1298] to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce:
Many thanks for your letter of August 17th, thanks for
setting the date on September 24th.
Please use these questions inclosed. Herewith,
QUESTIONS
1 - Was there ever a relationship between myself and [
5766],
if so, what was our relationship, where, and when did we know
each other?
2 - Why do I become extremely (emotionally) upset when I
unexpectedly catch a glimpse of him although I do not find
him necessary to my existence when I contact him face to
face for a short time, nor do I care to seek his company or
continue the friendship, yet after seeing him unexpectedly
I find that I remain lonely like one alone in exile (for
hours,) and continue to think of him even though I do not
wish to do so?
3 - Is there any cure for his physical condition, can he be
restored to his full manhood, if so what is the cure. Is he
really ill because of tropical fever contracted recently in
Africa?
4 - Emotionally I seem to love him, intellectually I do not,
Why this conflict, and how can I get completely rid of this
most distasteful situation? Was he ever a cavalier, crusader
or knight?
5 - Have I ever known Wilma Noble Crimmins, what was the
relationship, and was she ever connected with me in
relationship to Niel Flynn?
6 - Was I ever connected with William A. Hauck, if so where
and when, what was the relationship? Where did he acquire
his great knowledge of steel?
7 - I should very much like to know if I've ever had any
training in leaving my physical body - or been a trained
dreamer.
8 - Have I ever known Noel Seinsbury and his mother Pauline
Sainbury before, if so when and where, and what was the
relationship?
The first five questions are most important for my present
peace of mind, so if you can throw any light on them,
especially, I will be most grateful, the others are just
in case, I am certain the persons in question have lived
tremendously interesting lives...
9/03/43 "Sorry to be such a nuisance. I have decided to
rewrite the questions, so please have patience with me. I
will write the questions Sunday and mail them. I assure you
that I won't change my mind after that. No use asking
questions that are of little use in one's growth. The
personal questions may sound like idle curiosity but in my
case they go deeper than that."
9/24/43 See
1298-3.



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