3/24/44 [
2746]'s ltr. to EC:
..., Fla.
Dear Mr. Cayce
Received your letter a few days ago and was certainly glad to
hear from you, even tho some of the news wasn't exactly what
we wanted to hear. I hope everything is in working order
again, I believe it is anyway. Mrs. [
2454] told me that
something was wrong at the beach, she didn't know exactly
what, but she had picked it up twice before your letter came.
We have a program, that we have been carrying out for two
months now. Every morning at two o'clock we arise and
meditate, I believe it is doing us both good, you can be sure
that you are remembered each and every time...
Mrs. [
2454] said to tell you not to work too long again
before you take another rest. When we got your letter the
other day she said she wished we had a place of our own
somewhere, where we could have you for a while to feed and
take care of you. She would either cure you or kill you, the
way she feeds a person, "The Essenes" came today, I sat right
down and read it through, enjoyed every word of it, and I
know it did me a world of good. Took me all day to finish
it, Mrs. [
2454] got after me for reading so slow but I have
to stop and think about some things.
The date for my next reading is April 1st, I am going to make
a bargain with you or try I should say. I want you to take
that time and rest if you will but just in case you won't, I
am sending along my suggestions and questions. The reading
is my Egyptian period. It's not that I am so curious about
that period, but it seems to be the most important one in
making my preparation to come out of the service when this
war is over and preparing to do something about those
abilities my mental spiritual told me I had, and about doing
what I can for the Ass'n. or shall I say a cog in your
machine. If you want take this time for yourself, then will
you please read over my suggestion and questions before you
give the reading.
You have no idea how much I miss my Tuesday evenings at the
beach, hope it isn't too long before I can get aback. Well
Sir, guess this is the end of the line for tonite, hope I
haven't taken too much of your time. Ans. if you can find
the time, but if time is scarce don't think twice of it.
Sincerely yours [
2746]
P.S. I wait impatiently for Harmon's weekly bulletins.
3/24/44 Questions submitted besides those which got asked:
3. What were the countries to which I traveled as an emissary
and what was the nature of my duties?
4. How was I connected with the Priest Ra-Ta?
5. Using our measurement of time as a pattern, what were the
dates of my sojourn in Egypt?
6. Was I connected with the building of any of the ancient
monuments that now stand and if so in what capacity?
7. What were my connections with the kings household?
4/01/44 See
2746-3.



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