4/05/44 EC's ltr. to Mrs. [
2072]:
Mrs. [
2072]
... Street
..., Virginia
Dear [
2072]:
Thanks a lot for yours of the 2nd.
Yes, I am glad to say that I am feeling lots better, and am
in hopes I will be able to carry on as I should. Our great
trouble is with getting so far behind with transcribing what
information that we are able to give. Don't know just how to
organize the work. Guess I am a very poor organizer and
haven't much business ability, but maybe one person isn't
supposed to have everything.
Oh yes there have been quite a number of times questions have
been asked about regeneration. Don't believe we have had
them for the individual questions as you asked, but we have
for others, and have some very, very good information that is
applicable to practically anyone. It's just like most
everything else and like what brought on this last spell
for me, the spirit may be willing, but the flesh is mighty
weak.
Yes, I am sure it would require getting away possibly for
some little time, yet to get any place where you could make
everything coordinate, is something else. I don't know
whether we are ready for it or not. I am sure we never will
be until we do make a start, however. I will have to be
convinced that I am worthy of such. I am sure Mother needs a
rest just about as much as any of us. She is planning
sometime this spring to take about three or four weeks off I
think. You better come down and take the readings.
Hugh Lynn is still in England and Edgar Evans is in the South
Atlantic. They both seem to be getting along pretty well. I
wish you and [
1861] could see Charles Thomas now. He is
beginning to try to talk, but he won't stand for anybody
laughing at him when he can't say his words; he refuses to
say anything.
Tom was pretty well when I saw him in Florida, and I talked
to him just a night or two ago. He says he is doing fine
now, swimming and walking some every day. Of course that is
on his crutches. He seems to be getting along pretty well
with his book. He is writing a biography of Col. Starling,
the man who was in the White House as guard, or secret
service man, for thirty years, from Theodore Roosevelt to
Franklin.
Certainly am glad to hear that Mr. [
2828] is getting some
results, and its mighty good to hear that Mrs. [
3599] too is
getting results. This is a very hard case.
Now you ask me something that I am afraid to try to answer.
Possibly you can ask some of those who were present, for of
course each one got an answer all their own, and I don't
think anyone is very prone to say very much about it. As
most of them say, it is almost too awe inspiring or makes you
feel so little. We, as most human beings are, are prone to
pass it off as something unusual happening. As to his being
Lord of the Way, that I believe is referred to several times
in the Book, especially if you read Jude, and as to how he
warred with Satan over the body of Moses. That is the way, I
am sure is referred to. Moses had not kept the whole law;
the spiritual law, and there was some question as to how much
he would have to pay in the inter-between evidently. The
other few times that he apparently appeared during the record
that is given of the prophets and saints, is very much in the
same vein.
The fund is doing very well; many of our friends have been
very, very nice to us. I am quite anxious about what will be
the disposition the members of the board will consider should
be done with this and I am most anxious that Hugh Lynn have a
voice in same, so I am going to have to depend a great deal
upon those who are very close to me. I am in hopes I will
have the opportunity to talk with you and [
1861] at some
length when you are here on the 17th, much less the meeting
in June.
No, it has been such bad weather I don't suppose anyone has
gotten in much of a garden as yet. I haven't even undertaken
anything and don't suppose I can. Help is so uncertain, and
yet we are possibly in better position to undertake it than
at any time since we have been here, if we had the help. I
hardly know which way to go; have too many things to think
about.
Am very glad to know that both of you are pleased with the
little data that we are able to send out; it is certainly
being very, very favorably spoken of from most every quarter.
Thanks a lot and we are looking forward to seeing you the
16th and 17th. With love to you both, I remain
Ever the same, Edgar Cayce
EC/gm
4/17/44 Mr. [
5733] had a Life Reading via her recommendation.
4/17/44 See
2072-14, her next Physical Rdg, for which she was
present.



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