12/11/42 HLC's letter to [
808]:
Mrs. [
808]
..., Virginia
Dear Mrs. [
808]:
It has been sometime since I received your letter enclosing
the questions on Mrs. [
1935]'s readings. I am sorry that I
have not gotten to them sooner than this.
Sally and the baby are both getting along just fine. I wish
you could see the baby.
With best wishes to both you and Louis, I am,
Sincerely, Hugh Lynn Cayce
HLC/
Enc.
Question 1, Page 2, second paragraph [Par. 8].
All astrological influences described in the life Readings
refer to states of consciousness through which the soul has
passed between incarnation on the earth plane. The planets
as named, Venus, Jupiter, Uranus, etc., are words used as
symbols or names for these various experiences.
All Life Readings explain that these urges influence an
entity through the mind while, as you will see from other
information given in the Life Reading, the experiences in the
earth plane furnish the emotional urges.
Jupiter represents a state of consciousness in which the soul
developed or acquired certain experience which when
translated into urges in the present life tends to give the
individual the following characteristics:
Broad point of view; contact with or interest in large
numbers of people or enterprises that involve large numbers
of people; high-mindedness - a person who lives his standards
and principles and if there is a failure in this plane of
experience the tendency would be toward being impractical and
flighty.
This reading indicates that the Jupiterian influence needs
expression and that the entity in question should seek more
development along these lines.
Apparently, from Paragraph 3, Page 2 [Par. 8], some conflict
with Venus is indicated from another experience, probably
difficulties in friendships or love affairs, that would tend
to inhibit the present entity in its relation with people.
Question 2, Page 2, fifth paragraph, fifth line [Par. 11],
"and yet of some questions to some".
Considering this whole paragraph, I would interpret this to
mean that the entity in this experience in the Mohawk Valley
brought some criticism on herself by her attitude toward the
men of her acquaintance, probably something in the nature of
gossip or general criticism. At this time, she was evidently
involved with several people. The indication is that the
general development was good.
Question 3, Page 3, first paragraph [Par. 15].
This definitely means that the entity was one of those given
the power to be a healer, instructor, and teacher.
Question 4, Grecian Land [Par. 17].
Yes, this reference to the teacher was Edgar Cayce. At this
period the Greeks were beginning the invasion of the Arabian
lands spreading out toward India. The "city in the hills and
plains" referred to was that established by Edgar Cayce as
Uhjltd.
Question 5, Page 3 [Par. 22], Egyptian Experience.
The Priest referred to was Edgar Cayce. At this time the
Priest headed a very high civilization in Egypt and it was
this experience which is the basis for much of the philosophy
of his present work.
NOTE: All the way through these various incarnations there
seems to be a constant reference to healing work and
teaching.
Question 6, Page 3, second paragraph from bottom of page
[Par. 27].
The directions given in this reading are that the entity
should undertake a work in some way connected with healing or
as an instructor or teacher regarding spiritual and mental
truths. The warning is that you should teach and use only
those things that you have experienced yourself, simply that
you should not take the experiences or information given by
others and attempt to explain or teach that. In this work,
base all your conversation, all your teaching, or anything
that you might write even as advice to another person, on
your own experience, on your own knowledge, rather than
attempt to take it from some source that you have read or
heard about.
This is good practical advice in almost any circumstance but
is particularly good in reference to any activity in teaching
or guiding others regarding mental and spiritual laws.
NOTE: Please let me have any other questions which may occur
to you regarding this reading. I hope that at sometime you
will have the opportunity of visiting our library and reading
all of the information which we have extracted on the
Egyptian period and on the Grecian period which is referred
to in your reading.
May I suggest that you will find the recent book published by
Henry Holt and Company and selected as the "Book-of-the-
Month" to be very interesting. The title is LOOK TO THE
MOUNTAIN by LeGrande Canyon, Jr.
Hugh Lynn Cayce
HLC/W
12/23/42 Mrs. [
808]'s letter to EC: "Oh, before I forget it,
will you please tell Hugh Lynn that we received his answer to
the questions that we asked in regard to [
1935]'s reading and
we both want to thank him. [
1935] said her reading was much
clearer to her since those questions have been ironed out and
she is attaching that right to her reading. That certainly
was nice of Hugh Lynn to take the time to do that, and we
appreciate it a lot."



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