(Q) Would you advise scolding or hitting him, when he is so
uncontrolable? or what method would you advise?
(A) Patience, kindness, gentleness, ever; not in that of
scolding or tormenting at all. But in cajoling, and in
kindness and in patience, these are the manners.
Remember, these conditions are for purposes. While they
become very trying to the individuals who attempt to
administer to the needs of the body, know that these are
purposeful in thine own experience also.
(Q) Is this stubborn, fresh and disobedient attitude due to
his ailment?
(A) Due to the ailment; else there would be other measures
indicated. And in the building up of the body, there must be
the response to kindness and gentleness and love, - more than
to force, power, might, hate or scolding.
Do that.
We are through with this Reading.
Two copies to Mother (one for Dr. Taylor)
Copy to Ass'n file
(See directions [which were enclosed] for preparing Epsom
Salts Packs.)
BACKGROUND
See
2014-1.
REPORTS
12/02/39 EC's ltr. to Dr. Taylor:
Dear Dr. Taylor;-
Just sent the information as gotten for [
2014] on to his
Mother. Sincerely hope the suggestions will help out - am
sure this is a very hard case to handle but do hope with
cooperation on the part of the family we can be of real help.
Know you are glad to be kept busy - as that is giving an
outlet for the real purposes of life. We have been busy for
last few weeks and hope we can keep it up right along. Am
planning some time after the first of the year to spend a few
days in N.Y. Hope to see you at that time and talk over with
you about Va. My would be fine to have you near us here, but
just whether it would be best or not don't know. Will talk
about that. Glad to know you have your license for the
state, that is fine.
Remember me to all who care to hear.
With all good wishes
Sincerely [signed] Edgar Cayce
3/26/40 Mother's letter to EC:
... St.
..., N.J.
Dear Mr. Cayce:-
Will you please be so kind as to grant me an appointment for
a private reading for my son, [
2014], on Wednesday, April 10,
1940, at 12:00 noon at the home of Mr. & Mrs. M. W. Harrison
in Bronxville, N.Y.
Thanking you, I am
Very truly yours,
4/10/40 See
2014-3.



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