3/20/43 [
2792]'s ltr. to EC:
..., New York
Dear Mr. Cayce:-
I wish to take this belated opportunity to express my thanks
to you for giving me my life reading.
Altho Miss J. Chandler has graciously given of her time and
attention to assist me in comprehending the reading, there
are still passages that leave me pretty much in the dark, as
for instance, the difference between a MATERIAL effort and a
business effort.
However, I am especially grateful to you both for revealing a
character trait that I abhor in others, (dictatorialness) and
that I never knew I possessed. It sort of makes me sit up
and take inventory of myself.
What I find most difficult to understand is, that I evidence
a desire for business and detail, when I have never,
consciously felt the slightest desire for either.
When I said "business associate" in my reading, what I REALLY
meant was literary agent. Well, perhaps at some future date
it will all add up and become clearer to me.
In the meantime, let me thank you again. I am sure I will
benefit by the reading.
Hoping this finds you all well. I am,
Sincerely yours [
2792]
P.S. I have asked the 42 St. library to get "There is a
River" and intend to do the same at the neighborhood
libraries.
3/22/43 EC's ltr. to [
2792]:
Dear Mrs. [
2792]
Thank you for yours of the 20th - am glad you are pleased in
part at least with your life reading. I believe Mrs. [
2792]
if you will read your reading over every now and then - say
once a week you will find much as is there will come to you,
as you get the phraseology of the readings. Am sure Mrs.
Chandler can help a lot and hope she did.
As to such phrases as you point out, think you explain that
yourself in what you say your activities were. Is one thing
to have one acting as agent and another to be the thing
yourself isn't there. Or change it about, but think as you
study it all over you will get new meanings each time you
read it. Evidently you are by nature a real business person
- and find yourself in it whether you wish to or not, and
could if it became a part of you make a real success of same.
Thanks for your interest and help, and thanks very much for
the list of names sent.
Thanking you again
Sincerely [signed] Edgar Cayce
Please write the Secy, Miss Davis, for the copy of the
reading you wish.



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