3/18/30 [
1739]'s letter to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Dear Mr. Cayce:
The little booklet containing your auto-biography was
presented to the writer, who has read contents carefully. It
was very uplifting and inspiring.
Like many others, I was rather inclined to be curious and at
the same time skeptical. Although I have only been in
contact with your wonderful work for the last six weeks, I
must confess that within one week I was completely healed
from an ailment from which I had suffered for several years.
May I not at this time give my point of view regarding the
work that you are doing for mankind. Sometimes I wonder if
your patients fully realize the benefit they are receiving.
Of course, it is absolutely necessary that each individual
must do his part if he is to fully regain his health and
happiness.
Have these patients the knowledge that it requires absolute
faith and do they realize that with God all things are
POSSIBLE? Do they also know that the least lack of faith on
their part may hinder their demonstration?
Personally, I think that each individual must follow your
instructions when leaving your institution and unless they do
this the second condition may be far worse than the first.
How many on this earth would be willing to give their all to
have this opportunity of being helped, mentally or
physically, and how many, knowing of your good work are held
back - NOT QUITE READY - owing to religious prejudice or
being influenced erroneously by others?
Most patients, I believe, come here as a last resort and I
honestly do not believe that there is another institution
that is of such benefit as the Cayce Hospital.
In conclusion, are there many who are grateful for the
blessings bestowed and in Jesus' own words concerning the ten
lepers, "Were there not ten cleansed, but where are the nine?
there are not found that returned to give glory to God save
this stranger." And he said unto him, "Arise, go thy way.
They faith hath made thee whole."
May God's word enrich the affections of mankind and govern
them and with the Master's injunction - "As ye go, preach
'the kingdom of Heaven is at hand,' heal the sick, cleanse
the lepers, raise the dead, cast out devils. Freely ye have
received, freely give."
Yours in Christ's truth, [
1739]
3/24/30 See
1739-3.



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