3/13/40 EC's letter to [
2072]:
Dear [
2072]
Glad to have yours of the 10th - sending the Bulletins under
separate cover, hope you find them interesting and helpful.
This winter has been a very hard winter on many of us - we
had a real siege of the Flu here, three of us, the secy, my
wife and I were all down at once with it, the Secy, has lived
with us for the past 17 years.
Was very happy to be the means of being of help to [
1861], am
very fond of him and feel sure must have known him before,
think will have quite an interesting story to tell you about
all this when see you. Then you will know why you and [
1861]
feel so close to me.
Am sure you have enjoyed knowing Mrs. [
1770] and [
1771], they
are very lovely people, we all think the world of them, and
am sure you have been pleased to be with them a bit.
No - there has not been a compilation of my past lives as
yet, have them separate, the Egyptian and then as Uhjltd are
the most interesting - unless it is the Palestine experience
- as Lucius - but only have these singly, have never been
compiled.
Is lovely that you appreciate the responsibility there is in
giving such information, once certainly feels humble, yet
appreciative, and glad to be counted worthy of being a
channel of help to some one. Had rather interesting
experience a few weeks ago. Had given reading for a Priest -
also for a Rabbi quite far apart - the readings - but they
chose to reply at almost the same time - tho one lives in
Montreal Ca. the other in N.Y. City, yet each used the
identical same words to describe their feelings in the matter
they said, "One realizes when reading the message from you,
God again speaks to man through man" quite interesting isn't
it - when we consider how far apart we ordinarily feel these
are in religious thought - yet with such expressions one
finds they are not apart at all in their deeper thought.
Enclosing a partial list of publications - this phase of
the work has been sadly neglected thus far, we hope to be
more up to date with same this year.
Thanking you again and again for every thing - and looking
forward more than you can guess to meeting you and [
1861]
together this summer.
With love and regards
Sincerely, [signed] Edgar Cayce
6/19/40 Miss [
2072] married Mr. [
1861].
6/27/40 She wrote reporting on husband [
1861]'s treatments
and sent questions for her own Physical Rdg.
7/04/40 See
2072-2, a Physical Reading.
See subsequent reports on 2072-1 under
2072-2 Reports and in
date sequence under subsequent readings.



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