5/08/43 Friend Mrs. [...]'s letter: "Please forgive my delay
in acknowledging the reading for [
2957]. We are very much
involved in active living as is everyone, of course. We felt
the insight you gave to be helpful and splendidly reasonable.
The line of diagnosis we were following practically fitted
the needs as you stated them. What I wanted was further
knowledge of deep, hidden problems if such were present. The
treatment suggested has been more or less the work she has
been having all winter. Stimulation of the circulatory
system in persistent application. I wish you could know the
man who is helping her, Harry Barnhart. It is a form of
breathing power which re-adjusts cell life - sound, pitch,
interval, breath under his guidance. She (and I too) have
taken the work daily (Mon. - Fri.) since October. Amazing
results. You must meet each other next winter. Mr. Barnhart
has read "There is a River" with deep interest. So has
Claude Bragdon, one of his intimate friends, a distinguished
man. New book of his coming out soon on phases of yogi
things. Both men about your age. Miss [...] had no reply
from reviewer to whom she wrote about his crude review of the
book. I guess there was nothing to reply. She had him down!
"Letters from [son] still state that all is well so far with
him. I trust you have heard from your son.
"Thank you for your interest. I am thankful that the illness
from which [
2957] is slowly recovering does not stem from
awful somethings. Her exhaustion nearly cost her her life
but she seems to be energizing at long last.
"With best messages to your family," Cordially, [...]
5/01/64 Mrs. [
2957] wrote requesting a copy of her Physical
Rdg. saying: "It is so heartening to find people awakening
to all that this great man, Edgar Cayce, and his works stood
for."


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