In the one before this we find in that period when there were
the many divisions in the land now known as Palestine, or the
Promised Land, during that period when the Master walked in
the land. The entity was then among those TO whom the entity
came, of Him, by Him, called again from the arms of that
called death; being, then, the friend, the companion, of
those who loved His name, who loved His manner, His way;
hated of many peoples, the entity - yet set about to
accomplish, under the various forces of the time, the period,
the place, the circumstance, that which few accomplished that
bore the name of those that WERE in the position of leaders
of the peoples during the time. In this period the entity
gained throughout the experience, in the associations, in the
calls that were made upon the entity - either from those in
places of power or those that were oppressed by those in
power, or by those who would come and seek the entity's
counsel, on account of the position even occupied by the
entity. Over THIS entity, and the circumstances, did even He
that walked in Galilee weep. Lazarus, then, was the entity,
the brother, to those whom the Lord loved. In his home, in
the table, at the various functions, did the entity find the
associations that have brought in the present experience
those counsels, where - in places of high estate, in places
of low degree, in the various sects, in the various
conditions in individuals' lives - the entity has touched
that which has made a change. Some are repelled; some are
drawn to - yet that light, that love, as shed through that
experience, brings to the entity those abilities to lay aside
much that would beset many in various experiences and GIVE
them an understanding that is above EVERY name; the abilities
to heal in the hands, in the mind, in the activities -
whether from within or without - is the entity blessed! KEEP
that committed unto thee, knowing He that called is able to
keep that thou mayest commit unto Him against any experience
that may come into the affairs of an individual, whether as
individuals, groups, classes or masses. He is the way. He
is the intercessor through which all approach the throne,
whether of grace, of power, of love, of understanding, and
THROUGH Him that may be accomplished that may NOT be
accomplished through any other name. [
11/10/30 Rdg.
295-2,
Par. 30-A had given that Lazarus was back in the earth this
time.]
In the one before this we find in that land known now as
Egypt, during that period when there were divisions through
the changes wrought by the priest who was banished in exile.
The entity was then among those who came in from that now
known as the Assyrian country, and brought many that became
leaders in that builded up by the People when there was the
return to the study of the relationships of individuals TO
individuals, and of individuals' relationship to the whole or
to the Creative Energy. MUCH of that as was compiled by the
entity became the ritual in that later known as the Book of
the Dead, as well as of those who - in the lower portions of
that land - later separated themselves and became a separate
kingdom. The entity remained true throughout that period,
becoming close companion to the entity or priest, raised to
the position of interpreter to those who came from foreign
lands, to those who were sent as emissaries to gather the
news of that as gained. The entity then went as the
representatives, in the latter days, passing from the stage
of activity in the far land known now as the Mongolian. In
this the entity gained through the application of the
knowledge attained, gained, and understood. In the name
Ra-El-La. Hence in many of the divisions of these may there
be found that a portion of those given by the entity in the
experience, SEPARATED, found lodgements in the minds of
various groups. Not that the entity set same as to make
divisions, but as being comprehensive of the whole.
INDIVIDUALS sought to separate same, and some to their own
undoing. In the present, the lands of that country, the
understandings of those peoples - those of the occidental and
oriental of many lands - become that which the entity, using
as the footstool - gaining in the knowledge of that attained
through Him - reaches into the higher climes. Let not thine
feet be turned to clay, or thine hands to brass - but keep
thine whole being in a manner as becometh Ra-El-La in Egypt.
In the one before this we find in that land known as Poseida,
during those periods when man used all the forces in nature
in the applying of same, whether to material forces or to
mental. The entity was then among those of the rulers in the
land, in the name Asmeelidkon. In this experience the entity
lost AND gained, for turning much of that understood of the
nightside to those of secular forces in the experience
brought much that was misunderstood. In the latter portion
of the experience the entity gained in the attempt to set
about an equalization of the forces as applied in the land,
yet these brought remorse, consternation, trouble, and
unknown desires. In the present much of these are of the
consternation, for doesn't the entity become the wanderer
upon the earth? yet in many lands, in many places, may that
as gained in the Promised Land, or in Galilee and at Bethany,
may the entity find that, that which is sought may be found;
found, may be applied; in the applying may the entity gain
that of THIS world and in the worlds to come, that of a
knowledge and understanding that may be surpassed by few.
In the abilities of the entity in the present, and that to
which it may attain:
Tie thine self to that call, "Come forth, DO my biddings. He
that loveth me keepeth my commandments, and I will come and
dwell with thee, and that thou asketh in my name that thou
shalt have, believing."
KEEP that committed. Keep that thou hast set thine hand to
do; for MUCH may be accomplished in this - thine day. Ready
for questions. We are through.
Copy to Self
Copy to Miss [295]
Two copies to Ass'n office
REPORTS
GD's note: Dr. [
1924] spent the evening with us and held us
spellbound by relating his many experiences in which he had
been miraculously saved from violent death in this life. His
experiences had led him to believe that no one dies until his
time comes, no matter what.
We put him in touch with Miss [
295] who had been told in her
Life Rdg. that she was Mary, the sister of Martha and
Lazarus. They met and later corresponded.
4/08/31 [
1924]'s letter to EC:
My dear Mr. Cayce:
I was very glad to receive your last letter sometime ago, and
I sincerely wish that your good work may continue as before.
When you have some time I would like to know the outcome of
the last meeting.
By the way once you told me that you received some
suggestions as to the healing of cancer. If you have no
objection I would like to know about it, so that I can try it
on some suffering from it.
Please remember me to all friends. With the best of all good
wishes, I am, Very Sincerely yours, [
1924]
4/13/31 EC's letter to [
1924]:
As to the applications for cancerous conditions, I shall be
very glad to send you some of the compounds. We have found
that usually there are different instructions for different
kinds. If you will give us a general outline of the
condition, and the character of the condition for which you
wish to make the application, we will look up this
information and send it to you for a trial.
With kindest personal regards from all, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce [EC:GD]
5/25/31 He referred Mrs. [
2887] for her Life Rdg.
9/28/31 [
1924]'s letter to EC:
My dear Mr. Cayce:
Your kind letter received here the other day. Many thanks.
Glad you are getting along nicely; I sincerely wish you
happiness and success.
Well, I am still here, and The Voice says to be quiet and
still, and keep the Freedom. We have been quite busy this
summer. I am passing on your message to those who need it.
Please remember me to all friends. Again thanking you for
your letter, and with the best of all good wishes,
I am,
Yours very sincerely, [
1924]
12/01/31 EC's letter to [
1924]:
Dear Dr. [
1924]:
We did indeed appreciate your letter in reply to our wire,
while we were in New York. After having met and talked with
Mrs. [
2135], whom I'm sure you remember very well - and who
gives you credit for making life at least livable and some-
what worthwhile to her - and also our desire to see you - we
were prompted to send you the wire. No doubt you have seen
considerable in the papers regarding the little unpleasant-
ness which occurred while we were there. I am more than
anxious to know your reaction to it. We have tried to
analyze the situations (but we are asking for your opinion
also), and it seems this was one of the necessary things in
our experience that we might not only know who are our
friends in that city, but that we might have an opportunity
to stand justified before the man made laws as respecting the
work we are doing. Also such persecutions are bound to draw
the line between those who are lukewarm and those who have
seen a vision, or who feel that through such a channel they
may gain help, aid and confidence in their own well-being.
What do you think of this for an analysis?
I also had the opportunity while in New York at this time to
be rather closely associated with Dr. Bisey [Dr. Sunkar A.
Bisey, D.Sc., F.S.Sc. (London), President British Atomidine
Co.], whom I mentioned to you before, who is a native of
India, a scientific investigator, and a man who has been in
this country several years - spent twelve or fourteen years
in England - and is doing some very good work; not as a
healer or a lecturer, but rather in the scientific field. I
was anxious for you two to be brought together, as seemingly
both of you have felt that I - at least - am sincere (which I
feel I am) in my undertakings, and that a great deal of good
may come to those who seek information through these
channels, who will make a sincere approach. Possibly this
meeting can be arranged at another time. I hope so.
Appreciating your letter, trusting you will let us hear from
you from time to time, and with all good wishes, I am
Sincerely,
EC:GD
P.S. We are enclosing a copy of information we obtained on
our recent experience in New York [254-60].
12/09/31 [
1924]'s letter to EC:
Dear friend Cayce:
Your kind and welcome letter received the other day. Yes, I
read something about that in the papers, but that didn't
disturb me in the least. I am used to these kind of things -
for, that is the way of progress, enlightenment, truth. All
these have to pass through the chastening fire first. So,
please, rest assured, for, in the Spirit all is well. I
think, this helped you in the way of publicity. "It is an
ill wind that blows nobody good." So, continue your good
work - more Power to you. My message to you is "Peace I live
with you. My Peace I give unto you. Let not your heart be
troubled, nor let it be afraid."
In a few days I will leave here eastwards on my well-earned
vacation, for I worked pretty hard all these days, and will
need quiet and rest for sometime.
Please give my Love to all. Wishing you all good wishes of
the Season,
I am,
Yours for health, freedom & Peace, [
1924]
Prayer enclosed with [
1924]'s letter:
I pray the prayer the Easterners do,
"May the Peace of Allah abide with you;
Wherever you stay, wherever you go,
The beautiful palms of Allah grow.
Through days of labor and nights of rest,
The love of good Allah make you blest;
So I touch my heart as the Easterners do,
The Peace of Allah abide with you."
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Anonymous poem, "I Am What Men Call God":
I am not lonesome nor apart
That you must think, lo there!
I am the All, emerged in all.
Behold me everywhere.
I am the morning zephyr soft,
While skipping o'er the lea;
I am the music of the brook,
That flows on to the sea.
I am the kisses of the sun,
I am the tears of rain;
I am the welcome breath of spring
That brings new life again.
I am the sprouting of the seed,
The budding of the flower;
I am the beauty that you see
Unfolding every hour.
I am the singing of the birds,
The rustling of the leaves;
I am the holy force of life
In everything that breathes.
I am the thrill of harmony
You feel but cannot tell;
I am the firm, unchanging law
That worketh all things well.
I am the light that never fails,
The power that never dies;
I am the still small voice within
That bids the soul arise.
I am the fruit of highest thought;
I am the iron rod
That strengthens and supports the whole,
I am what men call God.
--Anonymous
11/01/33 [
1924]'s letter to EC:
International House
1414 East Fifty-ninth Street
Chicago
My dear Mr. Cayce:
Your last letter caught me here after all, and I am so sorry
that I have missed this pleasure of meeting you. I left N.J.
about four months ago, and was at ... again for awhile, till
the Fates brought me here about a month ago. I hope you do
good business while in N.Y.
I don't know whether you have been here or not, but it's a
great education to visit it, and I thank the Father for this
opportunity and privilege. I won't be here long now, and may
go south perhaps...
Please, remember me to our friends, and take good care of
yourself, and drop me a line now and then, as I am always
glad to hear from you any time.
Peace be with you.
[
1924]
12/12/33 EC's letter to [
1924]:
Dear Dr. [
1924]:
Yours of the 1st came to me while we were in New York. I'm
very sorry not to have seen you again, but certainly hope you
enjoyed your stay while in Chicago. Possibly you are there
yet, I don't know, as you did not say just when you expected
to leave.
Our stay in New York was prolonged considerably. We had
expected to be there only two weeks, and stayed four. I
presume we could have stayed on quite a bit longer, as
possibly more interest was shown in the work of the
organization this time than at any other previous visit.
I myself did not get to visit the Century of Progress. My
boys, with a group of Scouts, were there during the summer.
They gave a very wonderful report of the Fair.
Be sure and let us hear from you whenever you have the
opportunity. We are always glad to hear from you. We will
be back in New York again about the middle of January, as we
are supposed to have a joint meeting of our Association
members with the members of the American Society for
Psychical Research, at which time we will present the work
our Association is doing. If possible, I hope we may meet
you at that time - if you are back in that vicinity.
Let us hear from you. With all good wishes and regards from
every one, I am
Sincerely,
EC:GD
GD's note: Through the years Dr. [
1924] referred several
people to EC for readings.
3/31/46 [
1924]'s letter to HLC:
Dr. [
1924]
..., Fla., U.S.A.
Dear Mr. Cayce:
I thank you ever so much for your kind remembrance of me now
and then via some interesting circulars of your good father's
work. Due to want of time and some pressing duties I
couldn't write to you earlier; and I apologize for this
evident neglect. However, as you know already, I am in
perfect harmony with your work, and wish you all success and
happiness from the bottom of my heart.
I am enclosing a cheque for a copy of "A Search for God,"
which please mail early.
Please remember me to Miss Davis if she is still with you and
other friends.
God bless you.
Peace be with you always. [
1924]
P.S. Also please send a copy each of "Auras" & "Meditation."
Thank you.
4/47 [
1924]'s card to HLC:
Mr. Hugh Lynn Cayce,
Virginia Beach, Va.
U.S.A.
Greetings from India. I am here for a little while &
enjoying the country after 24 years.
Love to all, [
1924]


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