7/07/43 [
3003]'s letter:
The ...
My dear Gladys Davis;
I've thought of you so often since I was down in Virginia
Beach some weeks ago with [
2946] and the other two women
from ... and I have thought and thought and thought over
the things that I heard there!
I've just come from five days with [
2946] and she gave me her
files which contained the material that she had brought with
her this last time and we talked about it all and discussed
it off and on all the time that I was there. She was very
deeply impressed with all that she had heard and seen while
she was there and, as you know, she was so generous in
sharing it all with me.
It is a most thrilling thought and certainly gives much added
zest to living and living aright! I'm pondering it all in
my heart these days and am trying to develop a technique of
meditation that will open the doors for me! I am most deeply
grateful for all that has already been opened and not a
little has come through Mr. Cayce and all of you there who
are doing such valiant service! It was an experience never
to be forgotten!
In reading over the bulletin which I found here upon my
return from ..., I find that the Congress booklet will soon
be available and so I am enclosing a check to cover that as
well as the paper on World Affairs which you call - Am I My
Brother's Keeper. I wonder if you would send them directly
here to the Hotel whose address is on the letter head.
I really am living here for the time being. The address
that you have is the business address which I have usually
given until I find myself settled somewhere a little more
permanently. However, the chances are that I will be here
for some months anyway and it is more direct to send the
booklets here. I shall be eager to have them. I hope that
Mr. Cayce's talk on prayer will be given in full for Mrs.
[
2946] has told me how very deeply she felt about that
particular thing.
Do give my love to Mr. and Mrs. Cayce and tell them for me
how very much my visit there has meant to me. Someday I'd
love to have a reading on the period that I was told that I
lived in Palestine but I know how almost swamped you are with
readings so far ahead.
With the deepest sense of appreciation and love,
Always, Mrs. [
3003]


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