12/05/42 Mother [
2880]'s letter:
New York, N.Y.
Dear Mr. Cayce,
Ever since the reading came for my boy, it has been my
intention to tell you all that was in my heart about it. I
also wanted to tell you the profound impression it made upon
me, as well as upon [
2850] (we always refer to him as
[
2850]), who, although he has an unusual awareness of these
things, is, naturally, because of his immaturity, unable -
yet - to put all that is going on in his consciousness into
any formulated phrases.
It is quite the most wonderful thing to me that one so
endowed as yourself, lives on the earth plane at this time,
when it is our great privilege to have this reading, and to
know too, that wonderful woman [
1472] through whose close
friendship we were able to know you, and to have the reading.
I cannot imagine anything that would be calculated to help
[
2850] in all this world, as that reading, and this, more and
more, as time passes, and the deeper significance of it comes
with the frequent study of its message and its warning. The
boy has always been strangely understanding of things that
were not really expected of him, and which have surprised me
on more than one occasion, such as his understanding of
'death', and his almost thoughtful sadness at times, as
though the thought of being here made unhappy, and still, he
said, not once, but many times, that he "was not afraid to
die - for he understood just what death was - but he could
not understand why anyone would want to clutch to life, since
there was so little that was really spiritual in those he met
round him." This comment he made when he was not quite
eleven.
Perhaps you can understand then, why this reading means so
much to him - to me, Mr. Cayce for there are so many things I
feel he understands and that he is rather lonely here, in the
earth plane in his present experience, because he DOES
understand things that ARE NOT YET HERE made manifest in the
minds of men. So, for this reading, I am much more grateful
than I have ever been in any other connection where he is
concerned.
In addition to this, your son Hugh Lynn, was simply wonderful
in the clearing of the boy's thought with regard to the
meaning of the reading, and the opportunity to meet him, and
to have this revealing interpretation was a never to be
forgotten incident. His tender understanding of the youth of
the lad, and his gentle way of telling him what he must be
aware of, indeed the entire purpose of his visit, was a rare
opportunity for [
2850] and [
2850] found him such a fine man,
and liked and appreciated his patience and help immeasurably.
After the reading came, and the visit of Hugh Lynn, I became
more and more aware of the significance of relationships, and
how natural it seemed that [
1472], [
2850] and I should find
ourselves all at once 'together,' and it seemed so right too.
[
1472] is truly a wonderful friend, and I have never ceased
to feel a great sense of gratitude to her, that she was the
means of our learning of you!
So now, I will close my letter with the thought of all the
blessings which I know must come to you, of the rich reward
that is surely yours in the service that you are rendering to
those seeking help, and I wish you a joyous and Happy
Christmas, and I send you my love and gratitude for the
service you have rendered to my boy.
Yours very sincerely, [
2880]
1/12/43 Mother obtained her own Life Rdg. See
2880-1.
3/22/43 See
2880-2, Par. 18-A regarding their past
associations in the Palestine period.
GD's note: Subsequent letters from his mother during 1943
indicated a very unhappy experience of [
2850] in the Armed
Services - he was sick and unhappy generally, feeling that he
was given no consideration and was actually being mistreated
by his superiors.


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