5/31/26 EC's ltr. to Rev. [
2482]:
ASSOCIATION OF NATIONAL INVESTIGATORS
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Rev. [
2482]:
..., Texas
Dear Mr. [
2482]:
Certainly glad to have yours of a few days ago, and truly
glad to know that you were pleased with the information as
was gotten. I do not understand these any better than I do
the physical, if as well, but I have been told by a great
many that they are very interesting and worth while. In
fact, I don't believe there has been more than one, if that
many, but what hasn't said it was one of the most helpful
pieces of information that had come into their lives, and we
have given nearly a hundred.
I am sorry to hear that there is a possibility of one mix-up
with the stockholders of the Sam Davis, for I was under the
impression that this had been formally disposed of at the
time Mr. Long returned from active service with the Home
National, and these were the people that held most of the
papers; however, I know it is possible for this to be
reopened at any time that the stockholders could get the
commission to take hold of same.
Many thanks for your note regarding the work. I am in hopes,
however, that there will at least be sufficient of this
world's goods to take care of the physical man and his
obligations. I feel that it should attract at least that
much from the results that so many tell us they are
obtaining. Don't you see it that way?
While you are resting you had better visit the east coast.
We have one of the finest beaches on the Atlantic Seaboard,
second I think to none, including Atlantic City and Miami,
and I am sure you would find it restful and helpful, for
there are quite a number of people studying along our lines
and I am sure we will contact many of them at this season.
This would make you a fine trip and we would certainly be
glad to see you.
Let me hear from you whenever you have the opportunity. I am
always glad to hear from you. I expect to see our friend
Kahn the latter part of this week. What do you see for him?
With kindest personal regards to you and Mrs. [...]
I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce
EC:GD
8/21/27 [
2482]'s ltr. to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce
Your literature pertaining to your Ass'n of Nat'l
Investigators Inc. Rec'd. - I am intensely interested & wish
to join your Ass'n.
Am leaving on a WELL EARNED vacation in a day or so - will be
gone about a month - am playing hookey from my work - Let me
hear from you again. My best wishes to you & yours for
success -
Sincerely [
2482]
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES
Adopted by the National Spiritualists' Association
1. We believe in Infinite Intelligence.
2. We believe that the phenomena of nature, physical and
spiritual, are the expressions of Infinite Intelligence.
3. We affirm that the correct understanding of such
expression and living in accordance therewith constitute the
true religion.
4. We affirm that the existence and personal identity of the
individual continue after the change called death.
5. We affirm that communication with the so-called dead is a
fact scientifically proven by the phenomena of Spiritualism.
6. We affirm that the highest morality is contained in the
Golden Rule: "Whatsoever ye would that others should do
unto you, do ye also unto them."
7. We affirm the moral responsibility of the individual, and
that he makes his own happiness or unhappiness as he obeys or
disobeys nature's physical and spiritual laws.
8. We affirm that the doorway to reformation is never closed,
against any human soul, here or hereafter.
10/18/27 EC's ltr. to [
2482]:
Rev. [
2482]
..., Texas
My dear Mr. [
2482]
I was certainly very glad to have your note of August 21st.
I guess you are back from your vacation by now, and I
certainly am in hopes that you are feeling fine and ready now
for another full year's work.
We certainly hope to not only have you numbered among the
members of our Association, but listed among the lectures
that we will have from time to time at the institution - for
we are building lecture hall and library in connection with
the institution, and we hope to be able to supply to the
needs of the mental and spiritual man as well as the
physical, and I am sure one of your experience along these
lines will be able to give much to the membership of our
Association. We hope, too, that we may have you as a
contributor to the magazine we hope to have in circulation
sometime in the near future. We are progressing slowly with
the building itself, but are getting things in shape for the
actual erection of same and hope to have it running early in
the Spring.
Let us hear from you whenever you find the opportunity. With
kindest personal regards to yourself and Mrs. [...] I am
Sincerely
Edgar Cayce
EC:GD
9/20/43 [
2482]'s ltr. to EC:
Rev. [
2482] D.S.T.
..., Texas
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce;
It is a long jump from the Spring of 1918 to the Fall of
1943. The nice article in the Sept. issue of Coronet brings
back memories of some of your work done at the Fort Worth
Spiritualist Church...or do you recall...Dave Kahn...and
several others who were so interested in your work?
Mrs. [...] and I have been tempted upon several occasions
while in the East to drop in on you... I have spent several
seasons at the various Spiritualist Camps...Lily Dale, N.Y...
Ephrata Penna...Freeville, N.Y... I spoke in Carniege Hall
in Oct. 1941...was on "We the People program" in Nov. the
same year. All engagements this year were cancelled on
account of the gas rationing...the O.P.A. has "ideas"
concerning gallivanting around the country filling speaking
engagements...they think that they can get enough speakers
from the local cities...maybe they are right.
The Sept. issue of Coronet also has an article concerning the
C.N.A.C...(China National Aviation Corpn.)...my son [...] is
... for this company...we are very proud of him.
If you ever find a moment to spare...drop us a line...we
would enjoy hearing from you...
Mrs. [...] joins me in kindest wishes to you and Mrs. Cayce
for success and Happiness...
Sincerely [
2482]
9/29/43 EC's ltr. to [
2482]:
Rev. [
2482]
..., Texas
Dear Rev. [
2482]
I was indeed glad to have yours of the 20th.
It certainly is a long jump from the spring of 1918 to the
fall of 1943, yet you seem to be coming along nicely. Just
as we have gone through our troubles, but are still in the
land of the living and just beginning to enjoy national
recognition. I talked with Dave Kahn this morning. He lives
in New York, with all of his family. While he is in the
furniture business, the last few years the principles part of
his work is with the Government - Special contracts. He is
doing fine.
If you haven't read it, be sure to get a copy of THERE IS A
RIVER. We are sending you notice of same. Maybe you and
Mrs. [...] would like a copy of the special edition. This is
only a couple of dollars more, but is autographed, with
special paper printing, with a message from the subject at
least, if not from the author.
Dave was indeed glad to know that you had gotten in touch
with me. You doubtless will be hearing from his [him]
sometime soon.
Thanking you, and with every good wish, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce
EC/vw


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