(Q) What have been my past relationships with my present
mother, [
1506], - what are the urges brought forward in the
present, and what should be our association in the present
for our mutual development?
(A) Those associations as we find in the period just before
this, - each was an admirer of the other, but - we might say
- from afar.
Closely associated in times, and yet very distant in others.
In the experiences through the Egyptian period, much closer
associations; for the conditions were almost reversed; for
the present mother was then the daughter of the entity.
Hence the feeling of the protection one for the other, and
yet the greater amount of difference that grows between, and
yet draws closer and closer.
These as FACTORS in the development or the experience of each
must be studied and chosen in their own way and manner.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self (two copies)
Copy to Ass'n file
BACKGROUND
1/03/38 See mother's Life Rdg.,
1506-1, Par. 74-A, 75-A
regarding his education.
6/28/38 See personal message in
254-101, Par. 48-A.
REPORTS
12/06/39 He wrote: "I have a thousand and one questions that
must be answered pretty soon and I feel that the only person
in the world who can answer such questions is Edgar Cayce.
"Is it at all possible to have a 'ck. rdg.' after which I
could ask a few questions? I'm pretty much 'up a tree' at
present concerning my curriculum here at State College and I
am wondering if there is any other institution at which I
would be more suited - whether I should quit college and go
to work - and a whole string of other questions. Do you
think you could arrange a rdg. within the next week?
"Mr. Cayce mentioned in his last rdg. that conservation
should be my life's work and I should go to Penn State if
such a course was taught. There is no such course here. I
feel that I am wasting my time at present and would like to
get started in conservation right away. Will you let me know
if there is an open day anytime soon?"
12/12/39 He wrote: "Thanks very much for the period Thursday
a.m. I know you can help me, for I feel that you know me
better than I know myself. After the rdg. last June I have
found myself to be exactly as you described. I feel the old
yearning for the mountains and streams and somehow feel that
they are all a part of me. Before the rdg. I had picked
forestry for my life's work, just to prove that conservation
had shown itself before I became conscious of it. But here
at State College new complications have come forth. I have
found that I was not cut out to be a technical forester, as
physics, chemistry, etc., have proved time and time again.
There are no woods or streams within seven or eight miles of
here and that is where I feel most at home. There is no
course in conservation here and I feel that conservation is
my calling. I would like to get started on my work as soon
as possible but I'm a babe lost in the woods. Where will I
go? How will I start?"
12/14/39 He obtained Ck. Life Rdg.
1931-2. [See subsequent
Ck. Life Rdgs. and Reports.]
1/24/72 GENERAL QUESTIONNAIRE sent:
2/28/72 GENERAL QUESTIONNAIRE ret'd:
PART ONE
1. What jobs have you held since your reading? (In
chronological order)
Timber Cruiser, U.S. Forest Service
Ranger-Naturalist, U.S, National Park Service
U.S. Park Ranger, U.S. National Park Service
U.S. Game Management Agent, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
2. Have you ever spoken with Edgar Cayce? (Yes) (No)
Yes.
How well, if so, did you know him?
Corresponded frequently while working for the U.S. Forest
Service in Alaska as well as spoke to him at the June
conferences at Virginia Beach and after life reading and
check readings.
3. Do you feel that Edgar Cayce's source of information
depicted you accurately?
No doubt about it.
4. At the time of the reading, did you have confidence in his
counseling? (Yes) (No)
Yes.
5. Do you feel that the reading helped you? How?
By giving direction to natural urges. After following the
advise in the readings I have been truly happy in my life's
work. With Edgar Cayce's "road map" the journey has been
great in the conservation field.
6. As you look back, do you see patterns that were shown in
the readings that you didn't see before? Please explain.
No. I think everything mentioned in the readings was
accurate in my case from the start. It was only a matter of
getting on with life's work. At the time of the reading I
knew the information was correct and nothing has changed my
mind.
7. Do you think that your life could have been made better by
following the advice more closely?
I don't see how it could have been made any better for, as
stated above, I have been very happy in my work to date. I
hope that there is still room for a greater contribution in
the conservation field in the future.
8. If Edgar Cayce were alive would you refer people to him
for help?
(Yes) (No) Undecided)
Yes.
9. Did any of his predictions manifest themselves? (Granted
that you followed his advice.)
Yes.
Note: Remember that you remain anonymous. If there is any
additional information which you would like to add to help
me, it would be appreciated.
1/24/72 Personal Questionnaire was sent and ret'd
2/28/72:
NUMBER 1931 - Part Two
1. Were you always interested in nature? Yes No
Yes.
2. Were you interested in anything pertaining to conservation
before your first reading? Yes No
Yes.
If so, what? A desire to be associated with some type of
outdoor work.
3. Did you find the lapis ligurius to be a helpful influence?
Yes No
Yes.
4. Did you feel (always) an innate desire to work in your
chosen field? Yes No
Yes.
As stated in #2 there was always the desire to be associated
with some type of outdoor work but after the readings the
direction was pointed out and it became only a matter of
waiting for the doors to open which they did. The greatest
benefit I received from the readings was the knowledge that
my urges were correct and should be followed in the field of
conservation - especially with government.