1/24/72 Reply to questionnaire:
GENERAL QUESTIONNAIRE - Sent:
1/24/72 Returned:
2/02/72
PART ONE
1. What jobs have you held since your reading? (In
chronological order)
Industrial sales, army officer, draftsman, sales engineer,
sales manager
2. Have you ever spoken with Edgar Cayce? Yes. If so, did
you know him?
His sons are among my best friends. I respected him as a
father & teacher.
3. Do you feel that Edgar Cayce's source of information
depicted you accurately? Yes
4. At the time of the reading, did you have confidence in his
counselling? Yes
5. Do you feel that the reading helped you? How?
Yes - happier life.
6. As you look back, do you see patterns that were shown in
the readings that you didn't see before? Please explain.
Yes, I have thru the years.
7. Do you think that your life could have been made better by
following th advice more closely? Yes.
8. If Edgar Cayce wee alive would you refer people to him for
help? 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.
PART TWO
II.
1. The reading states that you were much more sensitive as
a young person than you were accredited with being. Agree
[circled], strongly agree, uncertain, disagree, strongly
disagree
2. Have you ever been known as a defender of the underdog?
Yes [circled], No
3. Did you marry anyone who was not born in either October or
December? Yes [circled], no
If so, did this marriage work out? Still married 26 years,
but this reading has helped in this.
4. I am argumentative. Agree [circled], strongly agree,
uncertain, disagree, strongly disagree
5. Were you ever a salesman? Yes [circled], no
Did you enjoy it? Yes [circled], no
6. "Inclined to be the peacemaker when disputations arise."
Does this describe you? Yes
2/22/79 GD's note: Mr. [
2030]'s son, a young man studying
for his bar exam., came in to ask me his father's case number
so he could read the reading in the A.R.E. library. His
father had given him permission to read it. This young man
had been studying in the A.R.E. Library for his bar exam. for
a long time, saying it was the only quiet place he could find
to do his homework.


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