2/19/43 [
2931]'s letter to EC:
My dear Mr. Cayce:
"THERE IS A RIVER" has been carefully read by me. I have
had happy days in Bowling Green, Ky., and Selma, Ala., as
well as many other places mentioned in the book, which gives
me a bond of friendship, although we have never met.
By a most strange series of events I have been led to your
door at a time of deepest discouragement. For three years
past I have been affected with trembling of the left hand
and arm and, to a lesser degree, in the right. I have tried
endless treatments by medical men, to no avail. With all my
heart I sincerely believe you can help me through your divine
gift, and earnestly ask you for a physical reading.
Dr. [
2772] told me how much you had helped him and his child
[
2779], and suggested that I ask you any questions that
seemed pertinent. I particularly wish to know (1) What is
the basic cause of my trembling, and (2) How it can best be
treated; (3) Why is it possible for one person by the touch
of hands to cause the trembling to cease completely for a
period of considerable length or, until I begin thinking...
also (4) Why does the trembling cease when I sleep?
I feel grateful for the opportunity of subscribing to such
a wonderful Cause, and enclose Application and check.
May the world with men like you go 'ever and forever onward'.
Faithfully, [
2931]
N.B. I would deeply appreciate having a reading as soon as
possible, but on any day or at any hour you designate. I
will be at my residence.
REPORTS
3/13/43 [
2931]'s letter to EC:
Mr. [
2931]
..., New York
Dear Mr. Cayce:
Many thanks for your letter of the ninth.
I have written to Mr. Godfrey asking him to ship the Wet
Cell Appliance with chemicals, to Dr. Reilly.
I called on Dr. Reilly to-day at the suggestion of Mr. [
2772]
and hope to begin treatments with him promptly. He seemed to
understand the instructions, although he says he has not used
the Wet Cell Appliance for some years.
The enclosed Bulletin proved of great interest. You may be
sure I shall do all I can to make known to others "There is
a River."
Assuring you that I shall do my part thoroughly in faithfully
following instructions.
Sincerely, [
2931]
N.B. Will you be so kind as to send one more copy of
"DIRECTIONS FOR USE IN WET CELL APPLIANCE" for use by
Dr. Reilly.
3/14/43 [
2931]'s letter to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce:-
Referring to your Reading of March 5th, of my case, is there
any further explanation of the statement (1), "Yes...unusual
environment...some preparations; also (2), could it be stated
more specifically what the disturbing conditions have been,
and are, that disturb the functioning of the body?
I feel by your letter of the 9th, that you have given me
the privilege of inquiry, for which I am grateful.
Faithfully, [
2931]
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Virginia Beach,
Virginia
3/16/43 EC's letter to [
2931]:
Dear Mr. [
2931]
Thank you for yours of the 14th - and hope you will always
feel you can and will ask any thing you like regards the
work or the reading.
As to the first question - you should be able to answer
that - better than I. Apparently you were in unusual
environment and some preparation was made for the time of
the reading.
2-nd. Think it is stated fully just the cause and the
suggestion for help, if the information fits you you know
it better than any one - if it does, do give it a fair trail,
if not would think twice before did any thing about it.
Thanking you and hoping you will let me hear from you from
time to time.
With every good wish
Sincerely [signed] Edgar Cayce
4/02/43 [
2931]'s letter to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce:-
You kindly asked me in your letter to let you know as to
the treatments at Mr. Reilly's under the direction of the
Reading of March 5th, 1943.
Mr. Reilly states that he has long been acquainted with the
use of the Wet Cell Appliance, which you recommended, and
the whole treatment has been carried out as in what appears
to be the precisely correct manner. Six treatments have now
been given me, with no appreciable results except I have lost
probably three pounds of weight due, to the sweating in the
electric cabinet.
Dr. [
2772] suggested that I should perhaps have a "check
reading", but he is not very clear as to how long the
recommended treatments should be given before the "check up"
is made.
Will you advise me precisely what you would like me to do.
Faithfully, [
2931]
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Association for Research and Enlightenment,
Virginia Beach, Virginia
4/06/43 EC's letter to [
2931]:
Dear Mr. [
2931]
Have yours of the 2nd - am sure it is too soon to expect
results from a condition as has existed so long - don't you
think so? Any way am sure Dr. Reilly will be able to tell
you when he feels you should have a check reading, would
keep up the treatments for another three weeks or more and
then see what the results are.
Thanking you and hoping to be the means of help
Sincerely [signed] Edgar Cayce


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