4/11/39 [
1872]'s letter to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce
c/o Association for Research & Enlightenment, Inc.
Virginia Beach, Virginia
My dear Mr. Cayce
I wish to thank you very much for your kind letter of April
3rd, and am enclosing a money order for $5 and hope you will
be able to have the balance sponsored by some member.
I don't know what kind of a reading is required, but will
leave that up to your own judgment. As I mentioned in a
previous letter, I would like you to read my husband in an
effort to find out what has come between us and if it can be
rectified, what course of action you would recommend.
We have been married almost 6 years and live with my
mother-in-law. (It is impossible for us to live alone,
due to certain financial circumstances and the death of her
husband two years ago.) My husband and I seem to have almost
nothing in common and very little to talk about, leading very
quiet lives. He seems to have lost all physical love for
me, although he is very pleasant otherwise, and we have not
(except on rare occasions) lived as man or wife for several
years. He seems to think we lead quite a normal life and
I should be satisfied. I think he has an idea that the
intimacies that generally go with married life are wrong and
should only be indulged in if you want children, which he
does not, nor can we afford them.
His name is [...], age 31, born March 17, 1908, address ...,
N.J., place of birth, Jersey City, N.J., occupation salesman,
name of father and mother, [...] and [...].
Hoping you will be able to help us, I remain
Sincerely yours [
1872]
P.S. If you wish to refer to my first letter, it was signed
under my maiden name, [
1872].
5/01/39 [
1872]'s letter to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce
I wish to thank you for the kind interview you gave me last
week at the McAlpin. I left you, feeling a lot better and
more encouraged.
Since you believe you can better diagnose my husband's mental
condition and attitude towards marriage thru me, I am giving
you the following information for whatever type of reading
you think best. I believe you suggested a life reading.
Name: (Baptized) [
1872]
(Married name ([
1872])
Date of Reading - May 5 - 3:30 - 4:30 EST
Address: ...
Can you see any chance for a normal, happy life together such
as we enjoyed the first year we were together? No one could
have been closer or happier than we were. However, if it
cannot be regained, I should like to know now, before I am
too old to build up another life.
Thanking you again for your kindness, I remain
Cordially yours, [
1872]
A doctor and psychologist who is familiar with both
my husband and me, said I should leave my husband and
perhaps he would change and want me back.
REPORTS
5/08/39 EC's letter to [
1872]:
Dear [
1872]:
Wish might have the opportunity to go over the information
with you, but after you have read it over carefully several
times then write me, asking any and all questions you like.
Sincerely hope you find something that will help at this
time. Know that is our desire to Help.
Let me hear from you
Sincerely [signed] Edgar Cayce
5/18/39 [
1872]'s letter to EC:
My dear Mr. Cayce
Thank you so much for the reading and your kind letter which
followed it. I have read it carefully and would appreciate
your clarifying the following portions of the reading:
1. On the first page, the paragraph second from the bottom
[1872-1, Par. 5] reading, "However, there YET may be
happiness, hope and an experience that will make for
continued developments through this sojourn, if there will be
the application of those tenets that are of a constructive
nature in a part of the experience."
What must I do to attain this happiness. Does it lie with my
husband, or elsewhere?
(Q) Is there anything I can do to make my husband fall in
love with me again?
(A) There needs to be rather those separations there -
unless physical conditions with the husband, in his idea
of material relationships, are changed by surgery."
What does the sentence mean, "There needs to be rather those
separations there-"?
Do you know what sort of an operation my husband requires?
Thanking you for your help, I am
Sincerely yours [
1872]
5/22/39 EC's letter to [
1872]:
Dear Mrs. [
1872]:
Thank you for yours of the 18th. Just wish could sit down
and talk with you about all this. Is so hard to try and
write, with out it appearing that some one point must be
stressed with out due consideration given the rest, but
please consider all the information given and the answers
to those you ask about in the light of the other advice.
If it is possible for you to get your Husband to have
something done for him self - just what do not know - but
some good Dr should be able to locate the trouble. Would
be glad to try if he would ask, but with out that - and the
inference is that he won't - then you may find that as you
seek some where else and would bring about the change in
your environs and present experience all of which as you are
told again and again, must be the matter of your own choice.
Can't you come to the Congress here this year. Begins on the
15th of June, lasts four days. Would make a nice week and
for you and not a very expensive trip. Think you would enjoy
it and we might be able to get a better understanding but
studying the information over more carefully.
Sincerely hoping to have been of some service
Sincerely [signed] Edgar Cayce
2/21/40 HLC's letter to [
1872]:
Mrs. [
1872]
..., N.J.
Dear Mrs. [
1872]:
In going through our files I find a copy of your Life Reading
which was given last May. AS we are trying to bring our
records up to date, we shall greatly appreciate your help in
securing a report of this Reading. Just how well did your
Life Reading analyze your characteristics and abilities? I
notice that there are a number of statements given which it
should be possible to check. For example: "One interested
in all influences of religious, emotion or meta-physical
nature; one that easily adapts itself," etc. These, and
many other characteristics described, are either correct or
incorrect. Do you feel that this Reading contained helpful
advice and guidance?
Please go over your Reading again before writing me, and make
your report as full as possible. There is one point in which
we are particularly interested, which should be subject to
a very definite checking. It is a most unusual clairvoyant
demonstration, if it is possible to secure a definite
statement regarding it. You will remember that you asked a
question regarding a situation, the answer to which indicated
the cause as being a definite physical condition which should
be corrected. Were you able to check this in any way?
You understand, of course, that these records are entirely
impersonal, - they bear only a number in our files, and no
names are involved. We are interested in this not only as a
means of helping you personally, but from a scientific point
of view. I shall greatly appreciate your cooperation in
letting us have a report on this case.
I am sure you will be interested in our Expansion Program.
The Association, which is studying and presenting my father's
work, is undertaking to have the thousands of Readings in our
files indexed, and subject material extracted under various
headings. We have amassed a most amazing collection
of psychic data, perhaps one of the most unusual in the
history of psychical research. It is our feeling that every
individual whose Readings are a part of these records will
want to have a part in this program, not only from the
standpoint of personal reasons but as a means of extending
the scientific study of psychic subjects. I hope you will
give the enclosed pamphlet careful consideration.
We shall look forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely, Hugh Lynn Cayce, Manager [hlc:gd]
8/15/56 [
1872]'s letter to A.R.E.:
Association for Research & Enlightenment, Inc.
Virginia Beach
Virginia
Gentlemen
Some time ago, probably sometime between the years 1936 to
1939 I met Mr. Edgar Cayce at a meeting of the Psychic Forum
in the McAlpin Hotel, where he was lecturing. At that time
he made an appointment with me for a life reading, transcript
of which he sent me about a month later.
Since that time I have lost my reading, and wonder if it
would be possible for me to obtain a copy of it, and what
the cost would be.
I have recently read the new book on Mr. Cayce by Mr. Millard
and found it extremely interesting.
With best wishes for the continued success of your work, I
remain
Cordially [
1872]
Honolulu, T.H.
P.S. At the time I obtained the reading my name was Mrs.
[
1872] and I lived in ..., New Jersey.
8/18/56 [
1872]'s letter to A.R.E.:
Ass'n for Research & Enlightenment, Inc.
Virginia Beach
Virginia
Gentlemen
I wrote you several days ago relative to obtaining a copy
of my life reading, which Edgar Cayce made for me quite some
time ago. At the time I obtained the reading I did not ask
for a health reading due to the fact I was fairly free from
physical ailments. However, for many years since that time
I have suffered from migraine headaches, and am wondering if
Mr. Cayce has done any readings on this subject, and if you
have some standard treatment on this condition, I would be
happy to have it and try it, and would appreciate word from
you as to the cost of same.
Sincerely [
1872]
..., St.
Honolulu, Hawaii
P.S. At the time I obtained my life reading, my name was
[
1872], and it would probably be filed under the "[...]'s."
8/30/56 Note: "Please prepare my Life Reading and send via
airmail. Am enclosing airmail stamps. Money order enclosed.
Cordially, [
1872]"
[GD's note: She used her first name and not her new
husband's initials, so we do not know whether she was
divorced from him or not.]


Edgar Cayce Readings © 1971, 1993, 1994, 1995 by the Edgar Cayce Foundation