5/28/40 Miss [
2755]'s ltr. to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Association of Research and Enlightenment, Inc.
VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA
Dear Mr. Cayce:
Thank you very much for your letter. I hope that you had a
good rest and recreation on your vacation.
If you don't mind, I would rather prefer to have the reading
on Friday, June the 7, as we set the date first, instead on
June 5. I may have a visitor on June 5, who absets [upsets?]
me but whom I can't avoid. But the time has to be changed to
3-4 O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON, SUMMER TIME, as we have it up
here in New York, that is
2-3 o'clock Eastern Standard time.
Later on, I may have to go out.
Since I wrote you the last letter, there were a few changes.
Perhaps there will be a chance for me to share the office
of a doctor, or of a dentist. There are two offers, which
one is the right one? Or shall I accept both? Why did the
Dentist offer me his office? What does he think of me? How
am I able to establish a clientele for these offices? How
shall I go about it? Or is there anything else I can do
to make a decent living and be happy and successful in my
occupation?
Besides all these, I wish to ask you something else. Will
the life like reproduction of the Lord's Supper, which was
the life ambition of a dead friend of mine, still be made?
By whom, and when, and who sponsors it? Please give me your
directions on how to concentrate on your work at the time of
your reading. May I do some sewing while I concentrate. It
is very hard for me to sit still for one hour.
I enclose here a Postal money order of $ ten, as a down
payment, and an application for membership in your
association. But please keep my letters confidentially, I
don't wish to have them published. Expecting to hear from
you, I am
very truly yours
REPORTS
6/13/40 Miss [
2275]'s ltr. to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Association for Research and Enlightenment
VIRGINIA BEACH, Virginia
Dear Mr. Cayce:
Received your Psychic reading, and thank you very much for
it. In the coming week, Mrs. [
1602] will go over it with
me. Therefore, I would be very much obliged to you, if you
would send me also the past records from my earlier life,
and my former lifes [lives] on this earth plane, as you have
it in your Association file. They may not be important to
me now, but they are certainly of interest to me. So, please
send them to me.
Thanking you very much in advance, I am
very truly yours
6/17/40 EC's ltr. to Miss [
2275]:
Dear Miss [
2275]
Have yours of the 13th - we sent you the complete report as
we received it. Why none of your former appearances were
given do not know. Of course, if you wish us to try and see
if we may obtain these will be glad to try same again - but
we never hold back any information that has been given.
Feel sure you have some real information in that given you
and hope you do have Mrs. [
1602] go over same with you, than
[then] let me hear from you again.
Hoping to have been of service
Sincerely [signed] Edgar Cayce
7/22/40 Miss [
2275]'s ltr. to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce
c./o. Association for Research and Enlightenment, Inc.
VIRGINIA BEACH, Virginia
Dear Mr. Cayce:
Mrs. [
1602] was good enough to look my reading over,
together with me. She was very pleased and thought it the
most perfect reading she ever read.
As for me, I will try your methods described, and will report
to you on it later.
Enclosed find a Postal money order of $5.00 as a payment.
The balance, I will send you next month.
Hoping to have good results, and be of service to the
suffering mankind, I am
truly yours
10/29/40 Miss [
2275]'s ltr. to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce
c./o. Association for Research and Enlightenment, Inc.
VIRGINIA BEACH, Virginia
Dear Mr. Cayce:
Enclosed find a Postal money order of $5.00, the last payment
of your fees.
I am sorry it comes so late. I did not forget it; it was
only delayed.
The house, in which I am supposed to get my studio, sharing
the place with a dentist, is being built over now. Then it
will proof [prove] if you're right, because I start as a
stranger in a strange country, without one patient, in a
depression, and hated and boycotted as a German. By the way,
on account of the country of my birth, I lost only recently
my part time evening job, which I held for three and a half
years. Being an American Citizen did not save it.
Coming back to the letter of June 17, you wrote me,
concerning my former appearances on this earth plane, which
were missing in your reading, and about which you said you
may try to get them, I decided, to leave the decision about
it to you. If you wish to do so, you may try to get them,
if not, than don't do it.
I will report to you later on, and hope that your reading
may be helpful.
Very truly yours
10/31/40 EC's ltr. to Miss [
2275]:
Dear Miss [
2275]
Have yours of the 29th with enclosure - thank you. Am in
hopes you will not be disappointed when the house is finished
and your office is going. Will be in N.Y. next month.
Beginning the week of the 10th I believe now - would like
to see you and talk with you regarding your reading, if you
find the time - then can possibly decide whether it would
be worthwhile undertaking - the other reading or not. Can
we help this we wish to do.
Thanking you and hoping to see you in the near future
Sincerely [signed] Edgar Cayce
11/29/40 Miss [
2275]'s ltr. to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce:
Expecting that you are back home by now, I wish to write you
a few lines, asking your advice in the following matter.
As you may remember I asked in my reading about the two
offices, which were offered to me to share. This morning
I called up the dentist, and asked him, what he decided
about his prospective, new office. He told me that the
plumbers are working in it now. So, I said: "So, you
signed the lease already? Well, when do I get my part?"
He replied, that he told me the other day already, that he
thinks "the office is not big enough for both of us," and
so he did not ask the landlord for the permit to share the
office with somebody else, but decided to take it alone.
Well, you may believe, I was very frank in expressing my
opinion about him and his deceitfulness. But at the end
of our conversation, I excused my temper, and made an
appointment for my tooth to be filled, leaving by purpose
a door open for new negotiations.
Now, I have to ask you for your advice, why this happened,
and what could be done about it, because this is not in
accordance with your reading?
Please let me know immediately, because my appointment with
the dentist is for next Tuesday.
With best regards,
very truly yours
12/02/40 EC's ltr. to Miss [
2275]:
Dear Miss [
2275]
Yours of the 29th just received and will try and reply at
once. To be sure, the reading cannot prevent a man from
changing his mind. But as told you the last evening I saw
you, just don't let him do that to you. Insist without anger
to be sure that he keep his promise, and feel sure it can be
arranged alright.
If not, don't let it get you. All of us at some time are
very much disappointed in people - but so must have been HE,
and so HE must often be - yet, with many of us - we fall far
short. Then, let's not be severe on others. We must forgive
just as we expect HIM to forgive us and that is daily life,
not just to take to Church with us on special days or
occasions.
But think yet it will work out right - if you handle this
situation aright.
With all good wishes - was good to see you again and do hope
for you the very best - as is best for you.
Sincerely [signed] Edgar Cayce
12/14/40 Miss [
2275]'s ltr. to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce
c./o. Association for Research and Enlightenment
VIRGINIA BEACH, Virginia
Dear Mr. Cayce:
Received your letter of Dec. 2., and thank you very much
for it.
I took your advice, forced myself, swallowed all my pride,
and went twice to the dentist, asking him twice for the
promised part of his office. He refused twice very
definitely, because there were gossipers at work behind
my back.
So, I am sorry to report to you, that your reading proofed
[proved] incorrect. The remark in your letter, "that a man
may change his mind", seems to me rather a consolation,
nothing else. I asked you as a Psychic for a reading, to
hear the final end results of my questions, not that "a
reading can not prevent a man from changing his mind". As
you are a channel of God, through whom God speaks through
the spirits to men, I trusted and expected that the spirits
speak the truth. But in my case they failed to do so. The
law of God is eternal and spirits are not supposed to tell
untruths.
Please let me know what you think about this, and what the
spirits tell you now about my case.
Hoping to hear soon from you, I am
very truly yours
12/16/40 EC's ltr. to Miss [
2275]:
Dear Miss [
2275]
Thank you for yours of the 14th. Am sorry indeed to hear
you were not able to get the place as suggested that you
would be in the information. But people do change their
minds. You have read, haven't you, where even those chosen
by GOD himself changed their minds in being what HE had
intended them to be, like Saul and so many others. So,
please don't blame any interpretation that I or you may
have put on such - possibly this is not and never will be
an explanation for you. Yet, believe you can yet make the
suggestions most helpful in your experience do you choose
to do so.
Thanking you and hoping every thing will work out for you
yet in a most satisfactory way.
And with all good wishes for a most Joyous Christmas
Sincerely [signed] Edgar Cayce
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