10/25/34 Wife's letter to EC:
Box 187, Atlanta, Ga.
My dear friend Mr. Cayce,
My husband is all upset at present thru not knowing whether
he ought to take the Bar Examination (Law) this December
or next June? I promised him I would refer the weighty
question to you. I meant to ask you some questions about
his legal future when I was with you in July but postponed
it as you were not feeling up to par.
I have my own ideas of course as to the astrological answers
of most of the questions I have asked, but I feel that your
powers are so much greater than mine which are merely of the
"mortal mind" variety, that I do not put them in the same
class in any way. It is not that I doubt the power of
astrology to answer any and all questions, for I consider
it a true, perfect and hence divine science, but it is deep,
profound and obscure and never to be wholly known by any
mortal mind. You tap sources of knowledge that are quite
closed to my human gaze.
Astrology as it is known to our best minds today is reliable
as an index of character and ability rather than as a guide
to future developments or events, for many of the keys to
forecasting have been lost in the dark ages and not yet
rediscovered. The Hindus still have many of them but their
science is not known or used in the western world. I know
a little of it.
Things have not been going so well and my financial outlook
and condition rather alarming. We live as simply as anyone
could, no help, automobile, radio or new clothes, but even
so, expenses are higher than income with the law books and
tuition to be met. However, I am hoping you will have
something cheerful to tell us.
My questions, which have been piling up in my mind since 1927
when I had my first and last reading [
778-1] can wait till
anytime you have the time and inclination to answer them.
The questions for my husband should come first, I mean. He
has a job in the day, with law school at night. He really
loves law and has a good lawyer's chart.
"What shall we do with this man"? the last Bulletin asked.
I often think of that, about you, too. With such a rare
power, it would seem your range of public usefulness could
be enormous. Yet who knows? perhaps you are best where and
how you are. Who knows what threads in some cosmic pattern
you are weaving?
Mr. [
274] wrote me your Physical Reading for his wife [
598-1]
was remarkably descriptive and the treatment very helpful.
One of my recent clients wants to learn to operate that
electrical diagnosis machine. Please send her your
literature (if I haven't already sent you her name?)
Miss Kathryn Barnes, Newman, Ga. Your NY doctor hasn't
got in touch with me yet. Many, many thanks for giving
me this information requested. I feel it an awe-inspiring
privilege to know you and to be fortunate enough to have this
great power at my disposal. I only wish I could send some
money. Someday...
Affectionately yours, [
778]
10/26/34 Questions for Check Life Reading for [
1932]. Living
in ..., Georgia, born March 22 1903 in Brooklyn, N.Y.
1. In the original Life Reading [1932-1] given Mr. [
1932]
by Mr. Cayce on Dec 21 1932, the suggestion was given that
Mr. [
1932] should try to get some commercial connection
with something "dealing with the adornment of the body"
or "especially with a people in France that deal with
the distribution of necessities for some phase of human
experience". No such opportunity has come his way; what
efforts he HAS made in this connection have had no result
with the exception of one proposition, that he be Georgia
agent for a French doctor's medicinal discovery and formula
for stomach troubles and stomach cancers. But this
proposition and offer has no immediate bearing, for it would
take some time, perhaps years, to get this formula patented
in the U.S. and on the market, and the second but insuperable
objection is that Mr. [
1932] would be required to invest
or in some way put up a large sum of money that is quite
unobtainable to him. Was this, then, the proposition that
the Reading spoke of, or is there something else; if so, how
should be [he?] go about contacting the proper parties and
what is the nature of the product produced in France that
Mr. [
1932] could profitably be agent for?
2. Since Sept 1933, Mr. [
1932] has been studying law and will
graduate next June. He is wholly convinced that in law he
has found his proper vocation and has shown more interest
and determination to succeed in this subject of law than in
anything in his life so far. He wishes to give his whole
time to law and is therefore not willing to take on any such
commercial enterprise or agency such as suggested by the
Reading unless there is some extraordinary reason why he
SHOULD do so.
Is law his proper life work?
3. Should he take the Bar Examination for Georgia on Dec. 13,
1934 or wait until the next examination on June 28, 1935?
Which is the most favorable time for him to pass this
examination?
3a. Will he pass the examination?
4. Is Georgia the proper place for him to get ahead in a
legal business? If not, what state and city is the best
place for him?
5. Could you give the names of any legal firms or lawyers
with whom Mr. [
1932] should try to get associated after he
has been admitted to the Bar?
6. Should he specialize in Divorce Law and Domestic
Relations? Is there a definite legal future for him in such
work?
10/29/34 EC attempted the above reading [
10/26/34] for
Mr. [
1932] but was unable for some reason to get it.
10/31/34 EC again attempted the reading, 4:35 to 4:40 P.M.
He had just come in from fishing and could not get to sleep.
After GD came down [from upstairs office to reading room or
EC's study], GC asked what the reading was on. GD didn't
know; she then had to look it up, after EC told her, to get
the questions, etc. EC tried for a minute or two to go into
trance but gave up, saying he couldn't "raise the latch."
GC seemed relieved, saying it was late anyway; said he
stayed out fishing too long.
11/02/34 See
1932-2.



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