5/15/25 [
2801]'s ltr. to EC:
My Dear Big Bro.-
God put us all upon this earth.
That we might serve His ends
And then to give the world some worth,
He made some of us FRIENDS.
To Him I am most grateful that he gave me a friend in you.
Yes! most emphatically, I can see and understand much that
is in my reading. Why I thrill so when Band music starts.
Why I have always wanted to be a man. Why I dislike details
so much. Why small things and places irritate me. Why I
want to see things done right and quick - Detest falsehoods
and rather know the bitter truth oftimes than to deal with
uncertainties.
I have at least always wanted to be in institute work - Or
have some large church - Hotel, as place of business that I
could supervise and make others happy - I love the public,
the whole of its people, and realize in existence each has
problems to solve, heartaches to bear and love to give, if
one can only find one who could but understand and be a
helpmate and counselor.
I know I am not placed right and I see now why Dr. [
2802] and
I clash on business - It quite likely will come out in his
reading, so we will understand even more clearly. Again
[
2802] asked me if I had sent his dates. He seems anxious
now. I told him I had but postal may have been lost.
However here it all is as he gave me to send today. Mail to
house here as at office mail often gets misplaced as he is
not there early enough mornings to open up office before
postman arrives.
Wish you would give me names of Winner at Derby. I only will
place enough to help us all. Of course it's too late to do
that for tomorrow but when races come here I think I'll let
some of the Indian out of me and see if I can win on your tip
if you give it. Ha Ha.
We must plan our finances in such a way that we can have our
Institution soon. I want so much to see you happy too. Also
the dear girl, Miss Gladys, as I call her Little Sister. I
must get busy with Ancient History, etc. and find out all I
can about the tribes of people I am supposed to be. Strange
as it may seem I was drawn so strongly to the Spanish &
French & Mexicans while enroute and in New Orleans I loved
the old Historic places. The Alamo in Texas where Texas was
fought for & won. All Texas people seem so proud over that
fact and I believe I would too.
My dear I have left all my work this morning to write you.
Because I realize friends who are anxious to hear from us,
can't see how immediate conditions are.
Tell me how can I sell my River St. property in Dixon, Ill.
that I had to take as part payment for big house.
By the way the man who bought it just raves over it all the
time is so madly in love with it all. But, the sorrow that
drives me away from it is very bitter and I could not remain
there alone. I stayed alone over a year and that was enough.
It's to expensive for only one.
I hope and pray all will come right. Of course God knows
best and if with what knowledge we can use, we can help
ourselves and others I feel we should.
Take care of your good self and family. Enclosed find a
little gift for readings to one I prize very very highly in
life's work and as a true friend. Wish it were $1000.00.
If my letter is difficult to understand, ask me why?
Although you know much you never tell, and I am sure it's the
only way to retain friendship. My very very kindest to
yourself, good wife and Miss Gladys. Sincerely always [
2801]
P.S. I forgot to tell you that in both mother's & father's
families we were warriors as History and memory of parents -
give it. Also, Ministers, Lawyers, Storekeeper, etc.
How I wish to see you and have real visits. So many things
to talk of - Visions I have had - places I have seen - People
I have met. Hope some day to see you and enjoy a lovely
visit.
Tell Miss Gladys I love her and will write her soon, but not
wait for me, anytime she wants to write. I love so to get
any mail coming from her and telling me of you & the
wonderful work.
5/19/25 EC's ltr. to [
2801]:
Dr. [
2801]
..., Ill.
Dear Dr. [
2801]
I was certainly glad to have yours of the 15th and glad to
know that you found your reading both interesting and
instructive. I'm in hopes you found the same in that of Dr.
[
2802] [
2802-1] for as you perhaps have his already. I am
sure our good friend Mr. Wyrick will enjoy reading your
reading with you. He has been following quite a number of
these and has given considerable comment on many of them. By
the way, when did you see him? How is he getting along? I
certainly hope they will very soon find the golden fluid in
that well they're drilling, and I feel sure they will, though
they seem to be drilling into the heart of the earth for it,
yet they must succeed, for the best for all of us.
Well, I don't know whether I could do anything with the Derby
business or not. I don't believe it's just that type of
thing it's intended to use this kind of information on.
I am in hopes that we can plan things so as to have the
institution on a firm basis, with sufficient finances to
carry out the investigation along lines that would be
irrefutable and that would be, not only helpful to the people
of this day and generation but to the generations to come,
for I am sure, from the information that's gotten in Life
Readings, especially on the very young, that it gives an
insight into the urges of each individual in no unmistakable
manner. Therefore, would certainly be beneficial in
developing a super-man, mentally, physically, morally and in
every way. If I fail not in my conception of what these
readings are.
I should think the little man who was to go with us to Dixon
the day we went down has a prospective buyer for that
property you have in Dixon. Surely he must have something
that you could use that would lead to that end anyway, or is
it somebody he has been associate with? I believe you will
find that the case very soon. I'd follow it up and see if it
isn't worth while. I think that property that we looked at
was one of the most ideal places that I ever saw. I'm sure
there couldn't be one more ideally located, as far as the
individual property is concerned anyway. Just whether the
town of Dixon is located right, I don't know.
Did you ever think of Virginia, or the East Coast as the
place where you should be located?
I certainly do wish that I could see you and Dr. [
2802] and
talk with you again concerning the many things that have come
up since I last saw you, and the developments that are
seemingly very emphatic in the work, and see what you make
out of all of it. Some of it has certainly been most
interesting.
Miss Gladys is getting along very nicely with her work, and
is especially enthused whenever we have a Life Reading to
take. She says they are the most interesting of them all.
While the others may be more beneficial individually, but so
many more people may gain knowledge and an understanding of
life from the readings that go into the why's and wherefore's
of an individual's likes and dislikes, telling often of their
blasted hopes and their real intent and purpose, which so few
of us ever realize.
Be sure and let me know what you think about Dr. [
2802]'s
reading, and let us hear from you whenever you have the
opportunity. We are always glad to hear.
With kindest personal regards and love from all to all,
asking that you remember me to Dr. [
2802], I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
7/21/27 She referred Miss [
114] for a Life Reading.
8/11/37 See her letter under
2802-1 Reports.
12/10/37 Letter: You are a wonderful man, and the
description of your passage through God's other door is
wonderful. I feel I have gone through much the same
experiences in many of my dreams, when in the Astral body.
Isn't it encouraging, how many more facts are coming to
light, and how radio, newspapers, and public speakers are
teaching the people more than ever about the God within, and
spiritual growth. We teach in our class, the different
bodies we possess and along the mystic interpretations of
some of our great writers. We have just finished "The Other
Wise Man" by Van Dyke.
8/02/39 [
2801]'s ltr. to EC:
..., Ill.
My Dear Mr. Cayce,
I am so deeply interested in all you are doing that I have
interested several people to secure readings.
And if all comes out as I am planning, I may have the
pleasure of visiting you in September with a very dear friend
who will motor through to N.Y. then to Virginia Beach. We
will at that time secure some readings if you will favor us.
This lady's husband has a condition of stammering which she
now feels since my talking to her, about your work, that you
can help him to overcome.
I will be so delighted to see you and visit your place of
work, and if the Gods are kind to me to add a little bit to
your building if only a brick. As you say all helps. I am
so anxious with our work here, to build a church for our
people. I have great dreams and hopes for it and I may ask
you to give me a reading about that.
I often feel as though I had been a High Priest because
of my deep feelings regarding same. Dr. [
2802] is such a
wonderful scholar and minister. He goes into the very depth
of things as you know he would. While I am always pushing
him on to greater heights because he is such a fine teacher.
I seem to be the one always to make the contacts for him and
encourage the work. We have a splendid following here in ...
both spiritually and professionally. [
2802] says he dare not
leave this year because of patients that need him, but
insists I take a vacation which I said no! I must stay too,
but because of certain conditions I fall into, especially at
Hay Fever time he insists I get away.
So, if all plans out as I hope will I feel sure you will see
me. Be sure to tell Gladys as I will enjoy seeing her so
much. It will be so nice to meet Mrs. Cayce and your son
too. I never have had that pleasure you know.
Are your readings $15.00 or $20.00 or 10.00? Different ones
ask me but I am not sure.
If you will mail me some literature to give out I will
certainly help you all I can.
We are trying to pay for our home here and get out of debt,
and I know it will all come out smoothly now as when God's
children put their trust and faith in his great work, and the
service of humanity. We just can't fail. For we know it is
when we serve HIM best is when we serve our fellow man. May
God Bless you dear friend in all your splendid work. With
love to all. Very sincerely, Dr. [
2801]
9/05/40 She referred Mrs. [
2339] for a Life Rdg.
7/21/42 [
2801]'s ltr. to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce,
I received the book, A Search for God. It is one of the
finest books I have ever had the pleasure of reading.
The philosophy is what we have been teaching for many years.
You have beautifully linked the Great teachings of the Bible
in an understandable way, which should help those who seek,
and show them the laws of life are to be obeyed.
I wish you would send me some of your literature. I want to
get a health reading for myself again, and one for my sister
who is in ..., Oregon. What rate would I have to pay? There
are others I can send to you who are deeply interested.
Dr. [
2802] and I have purchased a ranch near ..., Mo., in the
Shepherd of the Hills country. He thinks my health would be
better there, but I know God helps me here or wherever I am,
as He is my strength in all things.
How I would love to see you again. What are the weather
conditions there during the month of August and September and
is it easy to get a room in some nice hotel near where I
could visit you often.
My whole life has been one of service. We teach classes in
living philosophy, during the Fall and Winter months up to
June 1st. We have funerals, weddings, and all that goes with
a minister, as you know Dr. [
2802] was ordained years ago,
and I went into Co-Masonry went thru all the offices and
became Most W. Master - have my 32nd degree. Co-Masonry
follows the same teachings of the Regular Masculine Lodges.
Only ours is Universal. We take the same oaths, and work.
It's a beautiful school of life and how wonderful it would be
if all lived its teachings. Our Headquarters are in
Larkspur, Colorado. Called the American Federation of Human
Rights. I seem to recall that you too are a Mason.
Do let me hear from you soon and tell me the things I wish to
know.
My very kindest to yourself and family and dear Miss Gladys.
Faithfully Your Friend, Dr. [
2801]
8/28/42 She obtained her sixth and last reading, her fifth
Physical,
2801-6.



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