3/13/44 EC's letter:
Mrs. [
2845]
..., Mass.
Dear Mrs. [
2845]
I have received your letter of March 7th.
Please do not try to withdraw any burden. I need your
prayers and help, and I know I am only worthy of them when I
am still trying to use every bit of my effort and strength to
try and be of service to others.
It is true the great number of appointments has gotten most
of us down. Most of the people who have written, possibly
have been anxious and of course have come as a last resort,
and my being sick myself for the last three or four weeks,
seems too much for many of them, and have cancelled their
appointments; many have asked for return of their membership,
etc., I would be glad to send them all back if that's the way
they really feel.
I have been ill. Yes, the error is in myself, but I can only
console myself by the idea that we have been taught, "Though
He were the son, yet learned He obedience through the things
which He suffered." If anyone has one of these kitten
or cat fever, or flu or what not, they suffer and it is
meeting one's own self.
Keep your appointments Mrs. [
2845] if you need them, if you
do not, of course we will be glad to pass them on to someone
else. For the last three or four weeks it means five and six
everyday have missed their periods. Keep your appointments
and if later on if you want to give them over to someone
else, fine. We are not going to change them unless you
insist.
Thanking you kindly and with every good wish, I remain
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC/gm
3/27/44 EC's letter:
Mrs. [
2845]
..., Mass.
Dear Mrs. [
2845]
I have your letter of the 21st.
Thanks very much for then nice things you say about me and
the work of the association.
I was ill for about three weeks, and a great many
appointments were passed up. This, of course, has caused
considerable confusion, for everyone is anxious for their
reading, yet it is impossible for us to change the whole list
when there are hundreds and hundreds of them that would have
to be changed. Many individuals are not looking for anything
except something for self right now, and if they can't get it
right now, they don't want it. Its perfectly alright and we
are anxious to try and be of help as much as possible for all
of those whom we feel the work was intended for. "Many are
called, but not all get up."
We just hope we may be able to carry on and be of just as
much service as is possible. Not that it is ourselves, that
we know is not true, but only as the Spirit of Truth may work
in, or through us.
We hope to be able to keep the appointment for you. Be sure
to let us hear from you with the data that is necessary for
the best reading.
We hope that you are enjoying the weekly letter and the
monthly bulletin.
With every good wish, I remain
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC/gm
6/19/44 She submitted questions for her Physical Reading.
7/08/44 See
2845-3, her Physical Reading.
5/09/50 Letter of Lydia J. Schrader Gray on A.R.E. lecture
tour: "The new president of the ... Theosophical Club [Mrs.
[
2845]] knew EC and had a reading - and she was thrilled
to introduce me - it was the first meeting since she took
office. She thought it was quite a coincidence."



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