8/07/52 Miss [
1612]'s reply to Questionnaire in re Mr. [
1767]:
In going back over the years..." '91 changes - ..." Do you
know of any changes that came about in 1891 that might have
prompted the comment?
Probably a business advancement.
Do you consider the following quote accurate? "One that
knows most of the time that it desires, and sets about to
gain same. This does not mean that the entity is a plodder,
but rather a doer of that it has and does set itself to do."
Yes.
Would you kindly comment on the accuracy of the following
quotations taken from Mr. [
1767]'s Life Reading? Was he
"democratic" in his ideas - freedom of thought, freedom of
activity, freedom of choice?
Yes.
Would you say the following quote is accurate? "One
interested in those things that are of the scientific nature,
yet one that might be said to be very skeptical along any
endeavor unless there are the material manifestations as
would justify the truth in any mental, spiritual or fantastic
idea or ideal?"
Yes.
"One tender-hearted in its dealings with its fellow man...?"
True or untrue?
True.
"One inclined to give credit where credit is due,
irrespective of the position of the doer?" Accurate?
VERY accurate.
"One naturally intent upon spiritual things, yet seeking
positive proof within its experience."? Correct?
Correct.
"One that must ever keep romance as a part of its everyday
experience. For whether it be in associations with the
fellow man in business, in political activity, in social, in
martial or in whatever relationship, when the romance is
gone, to the entity it has lost its purpose, its value, -
that relationship." Do you consider this true?
Yes.
Did he deal with large numbers of individuals in his
activities?
Yes.
Did he have marked leadership abilities?
Very.
One in whom - or in which all of self and self's
personalities may be waged for an ideal in its dealings and
associations with others.
Yes.
(I do not have a copy of the life reading made for Mr. [
1767]
but from many years of acquaintance with him I am able to
answer the above questions -
Sincerely, [
1612])
5/57 Gina Cerminara, in her book THE WORLD WITHIN, page 118,
refers to Mr. [
1767] and Miss [
1612] as follows:
"An interesting case of a previous mother-son relationship is
to be seen in the case of a famous and wealthy American
industrialist who was refused a divorce by his wife for many
years. Unable to win his freedom, he proceeded to live with
and support another woman with whom he had a deep bond of
sympathy and understanding, a woman of quick intelligence and
wide culture. She was his confidante in matters of business
and was solicitous both of his health and his tastes in food.
She was told: 'In the Atlantean sojourn, he was the son of
the entity. And the whole of the relationship in the present
often bears just that same aspect, as the enity mothers his
ideas and his welfare.'"



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