2/16/40 HLC's ltr. to [
2065]:
Mr. [
2065]
..., Texas
Dear Mr. [
2065]
Before me is a copy of your Physical Reading given by my
father in December, and your letter to him under date of
January 15th. I certainly appreciate your position in
this matter. I can well understand why you feel skeptical
about following suggestions in a Reading such as was obtained
for you by your mother. It is my hope that we can work
out some plan through which you will be able to follow the
suggestions which have been given. We have no way of knowing
the results which you may be able to obtain, except through
the experience of others who have followed such information.
We are undertaking a study of my father's work through the
Association, on a purely research basis. We are interested
in the accuracy of the analysis of conditions described,
and naturally in the results obtained in following the
suggestions. You have indicated that you would like to
undertake the following of the suggestions given for you,
and to make a thorough test. I shall try to arrange with
the Company that makes up the Appliances such as suggested
for you, to send the equipment needed without cost other
than shipping expenses, with the understanding that you
will return this equipment as soon as you have completed
your course of treatments. We shall greatly appreciate
it if you will be very careful about following ALL of the
suggestions given in the Reading, and if you will let us
have a report on your case. As you can well understand,
this is not a simple process, nor one that can be solved
in a short length of time. It will require persistence on
your part.
I feel that you are quite justified in making a thorough
study of our Case Reports and Records before undertaking
this long series of treatments. Therefore, under separate
cover I am sending to you a number of Case Studies which I
hope you will go over carefully. I shall also appreciate
it if you will advise me of any sections of your Reading
which are not entirely clear, in order that we may clarify
these for you before you begin your treatments. It might
be very wise for you to write Mr. [...], ..., Ala., who,
I understand, first told you about my father's work, and
ask him to give you some of the details of his sister's
case [Mrs. [
394]]. She used one of the Appliances such as
suggested for you, but which carried three solutions instead
of the one recommended for you, and she obtained very
beneficial results.
We are sincerely undertaking a study and presentation of
what we believe is an amazing psychic power. We have no way
of estimating the value other than through results obtained
by individuals who follow these suggestions and cooperate
with us in making research studies of their individual
Readings.
I trust that you will appreciate our position in this matter,
and will let me hear from you.
Sincerely, Hugh Lynn Cayce, Manager [hlc:gd]
2/24/40 Mr. [
2065]'s ltr. to HLC:
..., Texas
Association For Research and Enlightenment
Virginia Beach, Va.
Att: H. L. Cayce
Dear Sir;
I appreciated your nice letter of Feb. 16th. and will say
that I will follow your directions, and if I receive any
benefit from the treatment prescribed I will be glad to
pay for the appliances, and if not will return them.
I have talked with Mr. [...] about his sister's treatment
and he said it was very helpful.
Before I undertake going into the prescribed treatments I
expect to consult my local physician about the treatment.
Dr. W. H. Bennett who is an M.D. as well as an Osteopath
is the only Osteopathic practitioner in this City and I
expect to see him when I begin the treatments.
If I receive the equipment I will write you if there is
anything I don't understand before I begin the treatments.
Yours sincerely [
2065]
7/09/40 Mr. [
2065]'s ltr. to HLC:
..., Texas
Asso. For Research and Enlightenment
Virginia Beach, Va.
Att: H. L. Cayce
Dear Sir;
Since I last wrote you I have cleared up completely. I do
not know whether this is going to be a permanent cure or not.
I have not used the device sent me by the Home Remedies Co.
and would like to know whether or not they will accept the
return of this equipment which I have not unpacked. I would
be more than glad to pay them for their trouble and also any
loss that they may sustain in making up this equipment, that
is within reason, as I am sure that it was mailed to me with
the idea of helping me. I would appreciate your finding out
about this for me as I have never had any correspondence with
that company.
I received your last letter with the folder concerning the
medicine, and found it interesting as well as instructive.
I do appreciate the interest you have taken in me and also
your promptness in handling my correspondence.
Yours sincerely
7/18/40 HLC's ltr. to Mr. [
2065]:
Mr. [
2065]
..., Texas
Dear Mr. [
2065]
I am very happy to learn that your condition has cleared up.
I sincerely hope that this is a permanent cure and that you
will have no further trouble. I understand from your
reading, and correspondence that this was a very unusual
condition and a very troublesome one. As matters now stand,
the company making the appliance is not at any loss and the
equipment can be returned to them and and used in some other
case. May I suggest, however, that you wait for at least
a couple of weeks, or longer if you wish, in order to see
whether the condition is going to return.
May I warn you not to take any of the treatment in the
reading unless you follow through with all of it at one time.
I regret the delay in the handling of this matter for you
and sincerely hope that you will not be disturbed further
by the condition.
Sincerely yours, Hugh Lynn Cayce [HLC:EM]
3/12/41 HLC's ltr. to Mr. [
2065]
Mr. [
2065]
..., Texas
Dear Mr. [
2065]
In your letter of July 9th 1940 you wrote that your condition
had cleared completely. I sincerely hope that the cure has
been a permanent one.
I suggested that you keep the Wet Cell Appliance for a few
weeks in order to see whether the condition or cure was
permanent.
I am in need of a Wet Cell Appliance and would glad to take
care of the one sent you by the Home Remedies Company. I am
in touch with them, and will make the necessary adjustments.
Thanking you for your immediate attention, I am
Sincerely, HUGH LYNN CAYCE
Arctic Crescent
[HLC:mv] Virginia Beach, Va.
P.S. Please mail to me direct.
3/24/41 Mother's letter to EC:
..., Texas
Mr. Edgar Cayce;
Virginia Beach,
Virginia
Dear Sir;
I sent that battery case you sent my son [
2065] sometime ago.
He has been drafted and in Camp Bovice, Brownwood, Texas. He
asked me to return same which I did addressing it to "Health
Home Remedies", Norfolk, Va. by American Express. They
notified me it has been unclaimed so kindly attend to the
matter at once.
Very sincerely Mrs. [...]
The box was sent from there that's why I returned it to that
place.
3/31/41 HLC's ltr. to [
2065]'s mother:
Mrs. [...]
..., Texas
Dear Mrs. [...]
Thank you for your note of March 24th.
I have secured the battery case from the Express Company in
Norfolk. I appreciate your taking care of this matter.
I hope that your son has continued to improve. If there is
any way we can be of assistance to you in the future, let us
hear from you.
Sincerely, [HLC:AL]
5/02/45 Mr. [
2065]'s ltr. to A.R.E.:
..., Texas
ASSOCIATION FOR RESEARCH AND ENLIGHTENMENT INC.
VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA
Gentlemen:
On December 20, 1939 I had a reading by Mr. Cayce. At the
time I was unable to comply with the instructions given
by Mr. Cayce due to the fact that an Osteopath is not
immediately available, and due to the fact that I was
unable to properly adjust the necessary equipment, for
the treatments.
There is a possibility that I will be in the neighborhood of
Virginia Beach soon and I thought that I could possibly see
you in regard to bringing my reading up to date and also
getting treatment started and also possibly getting the name
of some Osteopath near here that could give me the necessary
treatments. If you can give me any information in regard to
this I will appreciate it.
I have been in the Army for over four years which is the
reason you have not heard from me for such a long period
of time.
Sincerely [
2065]


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