1/06/38 [
165]'s letter to [
1438]:
"Your appreciated letter with enclosed documents [in re ...
[
1438]'s estate?] has reached me after being forwarded from
New York. In the meantime you have doubtless received my
letter saying that I was sending to New York for same.
"First. Your Check reading is an interesting one in many
ways. I wish I had here a copy of your first reading.
It would help complete the picture. I hope you and I can
get together with the various readings and analyze their
messages. I have taken the liberty of numbering the lines
in pencil.
"Lines 8--12 [1438-3, Par. 3] say to me that the previous
reading was based on a geographical location in Texas, and
deviations have arisen due to change of base. (Just my
opinion, another might react differently.)
"Line 13 [Par. 5-A]: It is interesting, to get your remarks
in letter regarding the improved attitude of [
1430], in
connection with the answer to the job question. Perhaps
the groundwork is being laid that will make for a permanent
business hook-up. That would solve a lot of things, and for
your sake and his, I hope it can work out. I am still making
lists of possibilities for him, and will want to discuss them
with you in person, and of course, with him.
"Lines 30 & 31 [Par. 6-A]: Those who have considered the
activities at ... [your estate]: This includes as far as
I know the facts, Miss Langley, Columbia, the Group offering
Summer symposium, the St. John Theater Group, my group of
Mr. Powers who thinks in terms of the Inn, Mr. [
317] in
terms of weaving and pottery, myself in terms of coordinating
the ideals that fill the place with income production that
will make it stable for the future, on its own. Then of
course yourself and [
1430] who are part and parcel of the
heart of it. 'If agreements are reached with those who have
considered' - 'there will be developments worthwhile.' You
see, I think in terms of the angles I know about. It may
refer to a lot of people I do not know.
"Line 32 [Par. 7-A]: I am glad you asked about me in
connection with the work because it places me to myself
in relation to your thinking. My present personal plans
lie elsewhere, but they are only plans. I have to be making
them. Some even remote contact with you for the future would
be fine to look forward to.
"Line 37 [Par. 8-A]: Here again I am wishing for a copy of
your first reading [1438-1]. The Egyptian connection seems
too far remote; perhaps there were two or more. I will get
in more questions in time. Am enclosing my copy of my Life
reading and would be glad to have it returned at your
convenience [165-2]. If you can at that same time send
your first reading, I would like to get up a list of
questions regarding possible contacts. I have been looking
for some years for contact with someone who seemed definitely
to have had previous association with me in order to focus
on details instead of generalities.
"I am taking the liberty of sending you my reading of
November 8th [165-26]. I think as I go over and over it,
that it is one of the finest human documents I ever saw, if
it is entirely human. Possibly it goes beyond that; no, I
should say probably, because Mr. Cayce lives his every hour
in the presence of his maker. [See his letter of same date
to HLC under
165-26 Reports.]
"Earlier readings gave definite names of those who would
finance certain boys in my school; boys who are orphans or
of poor parents. Names of Judge Seabury, Irene DuPont, etc.
I have tried my best to get to them, but have not yet
succeeded. This reading indicates that I have a personal
hurdle to climb before they can be reached. I am trying to
make the leap. The earlier readings wanted me to give up
work on some of my commercial enterprises, but the need for
daily bread has kept me at them. I cannot tell what to do
next beyond keeping at matters, I dare not become a pest to
those men. Just between the devil and the deep, you see.
Perhaps you can get something I fail to get out of the
reading. In any event, what do you think of it? And,
of course, I would like it back again.
"Your philosophies are grand. Youth we don't as [ask?] for?
You and I have more of it than most youngsters. The church?
Why be circumscribed by any form or building when inside is
the living temple? Relations with fellowmen? When I get
rid of this residue of pride that makes me stumble, the other
fellow will become normal, I guess. Since I have known you
I have learned more about meditation than I ever dreamed of.
It brings answers. I've a feeling you know much more about
that than I do.
"Yes, the Christmas is past. Glad of it. Alone, or with
one or two on a mountain top, would be sane for Christmas.
Perhaps your dessert, also. The New Year is going to see
a lot of cobwebs cleared away. And perhaps for you and
for [
1430] and for me. Let's keep in touch this year with
Mr. Cayce. He has lots to give and heart for the giving,
but so many don't know how to receive. I shall be glad when
you can meet him..."
5/30/38 Mrs. [
1438] reported on her Physical Rdg. See under
1438-2 Reports.
6/12/38 "...I am asking for help about [
1430]'s drinking.
I can't seem to see any way out. Most men can drink with
impunity but [
1430] cannot. It's generally at these weekends
and it takes three days to get normal again. I have to do
his work. The question is, can I stand it... There is a
solution for everything, it is said. Nothing from outside
can make him stop. It must be inside. No one is as sorry
as he is, afterward. Will you look into the future a bit
and give me some advice..."
6/15/38 EC's letter to Mrs. [
1438]:
"I have yours of the 12th, and sincerely hope we may be of
some help. I can appreciate your position, as well as your
feelings in the matter. We have had several such conditions.
It will be necessary to get, if possible, [
1430]'s
cooperation, not only for the reading, but as well as
for carrying out the suggestions that may be given.
"Owing to the fact, Mrs. [
1438], that our annual meeting
is at hand and there has been unusual interest shown in
our efforts here, we are quite well in advance with our
appointments, and the first open period we have in the
afternoon of the 30th of June, 3:30 to 4:30 EST. Will
that time be satisfactory, and will you be able to give me
[
1430]'s address at that time, for that time? I just hope
this will be satisfactory. I wish you might be with us at
our Congress meeting. It begins on the 25th through the
28th. We would certainly love to have you.
"Let me know if the time set will be all okay and possibly
you will have to let me know the day beforehand the address.
Get [
1430]'s cooperation if possible..."
8/06/38 Mrs. [
1438]'s letter to EC:
"I had meant to get a reading for [
1430] without his
cooperation, but in your letter of the third, I gather
that you expect him to wish to stop. I only wish he would.
"The date you mentioned...he has to be away all day.
Therefore I wired you asking for another appointment.
I see now that it is no good..."



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