1/26/61 REPORT ON [
2148]'s LIFE READING [to Hugh Lynn Cayce]:
On Thursday, January 26, 1961 [
2148] visited with me at
Virginia Beach and discussed his life reading.
I first read the reading and made a list of specific
statements made in the reading about his character traits,
talents, abilities, interests, etc. I then went over each
one of these with him asking him if he felt that the
statements were true or not true. We compiled the following
list: (It should be noted that the reading was given for him
when he was two years old. He is now around twenty-one.)
Sensitive: [
2148] said that he felt that this was absolutely
true. He gave several examples of sensitivity in connection
with feelings, especially emotional reactions to people,
including members of his family and girls that he has had
problems with.
Worldly Wise: This he felt was absolutely true. His
interest had settled on material things, on making money.
At a very early age, he began to pick up bad words quite
quickly, and his family was concerned about his use of bad
language. He has great interest in dress, in social
activities and has had difficulty in college because of his
many extra-curricular activities that would certainly be
considered worldly.
Leave Home Early: He indicates that this has happened, that
his desire to leave home and get away from his father's [
533]
influence particularly has shown up and is the basis for
decision in his life right at this time.
Ability to Grasp Much From Observation: I asked him several
questions about his powers of observation. He is now a
rather successful automobile salesman working in his father's
business. He pointed out that a salesman has to be a good
observer of the interest and capacities of clients. He
pointed out that he was particularly observant of dress with
people and signs of the interest they might show for a
particular type of automobile.
Intuitive: He said that while he makes plans and tries to
think things through, he frequently acts on hunches and feels
that the intuitive remark is accurate, more accurate in the
earlier years than even at present.
The reading mentioned observation, many interests, many
activities, etc.: In checking with [
2148], I found that
he was very active in High School and in college until his
grades grew so bad that he had to leave V.P.I. He plans on
returning. He attributes his failure in college to
difficulty with a girl, inability to focus on his work, and
also the many extracurricular activities he had taken on.
The reading mentioned his anger, getting mad easily, his
determinedness and hard to deal with if this was not
controlled: He said that this is true and has been true
since he was a child. He claims that he gets mad now very
easily, but that he has tried not to show this. He mentioned
numerous arguments, long discussions with his father that got
into angry discussions at times.
The reading mentioned strength and virility: He said that he
could remember only one illness of any kind - this was tonsil
trouble when he was a child, that he is very healthy and that
he is strong and physically active. He also admitted to
rather intense sex drive that would confirm the statement on
virility.
The readings mentioned interest in metal and suggested a
technical education, recommending that he be given even
mechanical toys as early as possible: This part of the
reading he says he has followed out. He took courses in
mechanical engineering at V.P.I. and toward the latter part
of his junior year, I believe it is, transferred to
metallurgy. He has strong inclinations towards business he
says and does not want to be confined to one small job like
a drawing board or something of that kind. He got into
metallurgy for that purpose and is now considering the
possibility of getting connected with some big company
dealing with metals. He plans on returning to V.P.I. and
finishing his course on metallurgy. [
2148] indicated that
he has always been associated with automobiles, mechanical
vehicles in other words, that his father is now interested
in a business connected with a mechanical device for lining
wheels on the front end of cars, that he might go into this,
that he has made his own money for some time by being a good
salesman and has always dealt with mechanical things. He
raised a question that this was rather a general statement
about people and everybody who is concerned with mechanical
things. After some discussion, we clarified this a bit as
the average person is by no means associated directly in his
work with objects made with metal.
Great imagination was indicated in the reading: We discussed
the possibility of his becoming an idea man in connection
with the use of metals for new and specific purposes. He
agreed that he needed a college education for such work and I
encouraged him to do some reading in the field of metallurgy
even while he is waiting out the time to get back into a
spring session at V.P.I. That he could particularly make
a study of steel and the new processes for steel that are
creating all kinds of new products. We discussed the
possibility of his writing to U.S. Steel and getting
recommendations for books and pamphlets on this subject,
perhaps later getting into some company that dealt with
steel products. I encouraged him in not settling down in
small jobs such as an automobile salesman, for the reading
certainly indicated that he had broader capacities in
imaginative abilities that would lead to a much happier
life. He seemed to be vitally concerned with following
this reading and bought a copy of MANY MANSIONS at my
recommendation before he left. I'll follow this up later
with a letter and hope to get further report from him. [HLC]
2/03/61 HLC's letter to Mr. [
2148]:
Mr. [
2148]
..., Virginia
My dear Mr. [
2148]
It was a pleasure to talk with you regarding your Edgar Cayce
life reading.
After you have had a chance to read MANY MANSIONS by Gina
Cerminara, I hope you will make a point of coming out again
so that we may discuss some of the general ideas regarding
reincarnation and karma outlined in her book which may apply
specifically to your reading.
While you are waiting out the time to get back into school,
I certainly hope that you will follow up our discussions by
becoming more familiar with some of the booklets published by
United States Steel on new processes for steel. I think a
letter to their research department might bring you some
references to some good books and perhaps even new pamphlets
which they are publishing on the subject. I know that United
States Steel, for example, sponsors a tremendous research
program. This is the kind of activity and work that you
might well get into according to the Edgar Cayce reading. It
would lead, I think, to a broader, more productive and richer
fuller life.
My very best wishes to you, and my regards to your mother
and father.
Sincerely yours,
Hugh Lynn Cayce HLC:dp-d