5/28/40 [
2450]'s Letter: "Here are a few facts about my
period. Guide's name T R U K - A - M A N - A - M E N. Died
in the year 9964. Called his period 10,000 B.C. Religion
of the Sun.
"My name in that period was Shalma. We both belonged in the
City of Gold. The city stood in sight of the first set of
pyramids. Two sets of pyramids were built, one on top of the
other. First set belonged to the Civilization of the Dawn.
"The Pyramids were built and designed under the direction of
the four Great Brothers who are called Rulers of Destiny and
one is called Lord of the Desert.
"Neither set of Pyramids are empty.
"This city (City of Gold) will be located under my direction
in Egypt. I own the Great plan and will help carry out the
directions when they are translated. I will make two trips
to Egypt. The first will be to make certain discoveries.
The second trip will be to collect certain men to go on the
record trip for the start of the work.
"My name as given by the Great Brothers is Princess
Hambu-lack, 'The Wise Princess.' Two important cities at
that time - Shah and Synox. Important Pharaoh of the City
of Shah was Christo-Namo. These two cities were buried by a
sand storm, as was the City of Gold.
"As you can see by this letter that writing is not my field
to work in, but I hope that these things will interest and I
am sure when we meet we will find many things to talk over.
My Guide says your period is very closely connected with the
one I am doing. If there is any other information I can give
you, please let me know."
GD's note: Later HLC met Miss [
2450] and saw her paintings.
He arranged for EC to give her a Life Reading, free of
charge, to, as Miss [
2113] expressed it, "really analyze and
check up on her work."
6/02/40 Miss [
2113]'s letter: "As you can see, [
2450] cares
nothing for spelling, punctuation, etc., and so I have copied
the more important part of her letter for clarity's sake. It
is rather amazing when you consider that her mother is the
successful owner and director of a small business school
in ...! It just seems as if [
2450] lives most of the time in
another dimension, so cares little for minor matters like
that. However, I'm sure you will find her a most
interesting, charming and wise young woman and I've no
doubt you will be mutually helpful and enlightening in these
matters of thrilling import."
8/40 [
2450]'s letter to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce:
I am returning the application for my reading and I am very
thrilled about it.
I have been out of town for a couple of weeks and was more
than delighted to find your letter upon my return.
I hope you and your Dad will not be disappointed in the
things which the Reading will bring forth. I feel our
meeting was a renewal of a very long friendship from many
other lives. And I await my reading with the greatest
pleasure and appreciation for the reading.
Very sincerely, [
2450]
11/29/40 [
2450]'s letter to EC:
... Ave., ..., New Jersey
Dear Mr. Cayce:
Many interesting things have developed in my work since I was
at Virginia Beach: which reminds me were you able to get a
reading for me. I remember we set the date for one but I did
not get one from you. Were you able to get one and I not
receive it: I am wondering if some one else at the house got
it and forgot to give it to me. I should like it now.
I have thought of our good time at Virginia Beach many times
and I should like to see you and your family again: Are you
giving any lectures in N. York this year. I go in sometimes
and if you were to be there I would plan to go in.
Have you ever [seen] that man from India you were telling us
about [Personal psychic experience EC had several times of
seeing East Indian master, etc.] and do you know if he is in
N. York or near New York now. My Guide tells me he
planed [?] the man from India was going to visit you again
and give you a message for me. I am wondering if you have
received any message about my work. My guide tells me that I
must have another exhibition in N. York soon but I don't know
yet what date it will be. I will write you a note when I
find out what date it is to be and perhaps you will have some
one special who you would like to see it.
Do you have Mrs. [
1602]'s address? I have lost her address
and I should like to invite her to attend the exhibit also.
Sincere and best wishes to you and your family, [
2450]
12/04/40 EC's letter to [
2450]:
Dear Mrs. [
2450]:
Have yours of the 29th - and have wondered what had become of
you, have just returned from N.Y. after a three weeks visit
there had two open meetings the 19th and the 26th at the
Shelton Hotel - did you not receive notice that we would be
there.
No we have not gotten your reading as yet - made two
appointments for same the first time I was ill and couldn't
work - the next we did not hear as to whether you would or
would not keep the period so we didn't keep it either. Owing
to the appointments on hand and Miss Davis going away for
vacation don't guess we could get this in before a few days
after the 1st of the year - but would be glad to then if you
like.
So will you write me - say during Christmas week and let me
know just when would suit you best and will try and arrange
it. Sorry not to have seen you while on this trip - as don't
know when will be back that way. Possibly in spring or next
fall.
No have not met the "Gentleman" personally again lately - but
was shown a picture of him while in N.Y. this time.
Mrs. [
1602]'s address is ... Would like to know about when
you have your showing in N.Y. have several would like to tell
about it.
Thanking you for letting me hear - and hoping to have you
with us again next summer.
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce
2/05/41 [
2450]'s Letter: "I hope you had a grand holiday
season. I am just getting caught up in my work at last. My
forces have kept me very busy these last few months as they
tell me I am at the very best phase of my work and I am up to
the place where I am supposed to meet a man who has the other
half of my work which has something to do with the Gentleman
we talked about together. When the meeting takes place we
are to make the arrangements to go to Egypt! Am looking
forward to my reading."


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