In the one before this we find in that land known as the
Egyptian land, during that period when there were dissensions
and discussions among the peoples of the land, and the entity
then among those that were of the gate keepers in the temple,
taking no sides in the divisions as arose; yet suffered much
in PHYSICAL pain through those of the turmoils, especially
in the rebellion as was brought against the king, during the
priest's exile for a portion of the house being broken up,
then the entity defended same. In the name Isel-Li. In this
experience the entity lost and gained. Gained through the
oneness of PURPOSE as felt, but lost in the inability of
being able to DECIDE for self as to which side, or as to
EITHER side. Being, then, that of the experience that makes
for, in the present - when the entity must make decisions,
and make decisions CERTAIN, for UNSTABLENESS of physical
experience at times, that are innate, and which bear upon the
entity, must be met through the varying experiences of the
entity in a MANIFESTED form. In the present, also those of
the reading, the studying, especially those of history and
travel, are the most interesting to the entity. These have
their weight also in that as is to be experienced through the
various conditions as must arise in the experience, in the
coming opportunities for the entity.
In the one before this we find in that land known as the
Mongoloid, in the periods when there were the separations
of the peoples in the various spheres of their endeavors, and
in the broadening out of the fields of endeavor. The entity
during this experience rather the leader, than those of the
laborer, and the thinker and the interpreter, known in this
period as The Iszze. In this experience the entity gained
throughout, for the entity served, physically and mentally,
those of the peoples who came in the entity's domains, as
well as those sent out, and many of those who went to the
counsel of the great in the various lands, when there were
the divisions being made, and when there were the periods
that man fought against the beast; yet the entity fought not.
Only in the PLANNING of the various defenses, and the first
BUILDINGS in stone were PLANNED then by the entity. In the
present experience, those of mystery, those that may be
fought rather with the mental experience than of the
physical, are of the most INTEREST and of the greater
UNDERSTANDINGS to the entity.
In the abilities of the entity in the present, and that to
which it may attain:
As is seen, the entity has been the builder in the mental
and in the material. In keeping first self in the path of
that criterion as has been set and chosen as of old, may the
entity attain and gain through self's own development. In
the same field may the entity gain and attain in the material
fields; also through the same field may the entity gain and
attain through that GIFT as may be given to others. Ready
for questions.
(Q) Should the architectural drawing, or that phase, be his
life's work? If not, what changes?
(A) The architectural work.
(Q) Is the school course he has decided on for the winter
the proper one?
(A) Good.
(Q) In what way can the parents be of the most help to this
entity, in regard to his outlook on life?
(A) He will help the parents. We are through.
Copy to Self
Copy to Ass'n office
Copy to Research Department
Copy to Hugh Lynn
REPORTS
1/10/33 Mother [
522]'s report: "[
1715] is doing splendid
work and he is a fine boy if he is ours and we are indeed
proud of him. [
1715] is certainly a believer in you and
he is confident that he will get a good job this summer and
be able to help himself through school next fall as you said
in his Life Reading that this would be one of his best years.
He said, 'Mother, you have to believe these things if you
expect them to come true.'"
1/16/33 EC's letter to Mrs. [
522]: "I certainly thank you
for the snapshots. I had not realized that [
1715] was going
to a military school, or one where the uniform is universally
worn. He certainly is a fine looking, upstanding boy."
6/04/34 Mother's letter: "[
1715] came home yesterday and he
doesn't look very well. He has been studying so hard. I can
see [
1715]'s life reading working out just as you said. He
got first mention on two of his drawings - quite an honor for
a second year man - also had his final drawing mounted and
hung up in the library. The judges said his drafting was
splendid. He made five B's and is now a classified junior -
so you know we are proud."
8/18/36 Mother's letter: "[
1715] hopes to almost make his
way doing extra work. Also [
1715] made 50 cents an hour last
year drawing on the places for a new hospital and this year
he hopes to help an architect in ... to draw plans."
7/18/37 [
1715]'s own letter to EC (he is now working for an
architect): "For the past couple of weeks I have been
drawing day and night as we have been kept quite busy, as
there is an oil boom on here. I really enjoy my work and
find it more of an enjoyment than a task."
9/38 Letters from [
1715]'s family indicated that he had
gotten married.
12/30/42 Verbal report to GD by a member of [
1715]'s family:
"[
1715] is now a captain in the army. He did become an
architect; then entered the army and was promoted right
along."
2/28/66 He wrote, under his letterhead as an architect,
ordering $93 worth of publications from A.R.E. Press and
requested copies of his original readings, also copies of
his father [
2698]'s and brother [
309]'s Life Readings.