4/10/43 [
3062]'s letter to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce:
I have heard of your unique and helpful work, and I am moved
to write you about the possibility of a reading for myself.
I have been a teacher here in ... for the past 15 years, and
although my health has always been bad, lately it has been
declining so alarmingly that it is all I can do to get my
body to my classes. I say "body," for lately my mental
energy has been so low that I have long lapses of memory in
class and can hardly maintain any continuity in my teaching.
I am painfully nervous, and sometimes at night I have
horrible experiences in which I fear that my identity is
slipping from me. All this distresses me greatly, because at
one time some inspiration in me enabled me to teach
creatively; I felt as if an intelligence outside myself and
certainly greater than I, was assisting me. I have been
spending all my salary beyond our living expenses on doctors,
but I seem to get only superficial relief.
Often I wonder whether I am in the work for which I was
intended. All my life I have wanted to be a minister; I have
had a feeling that that was why I was put here. Apparently
you went through the same experience. Now I am forty years
old, and of course it is too late for me to enter a Seminary.
All of this I feel to be closely and subtly allied to my
physical and nervous condition. I have wondered whether I
should organize a group interested in spiritual study, but I
have been confused and disillusioned by many of these groups
that seem to be chiefly interested in material
"demonstrations," and I don't know how I should fair or
whether that is for me. On the other hand, I am troubled by
the narrow sectarianism of many of the "orthodox" ministers.
Forgive me for having written so much - I know how busy you
must be. May I hope to hear from you about the reading -
whether you could possibly give me one, what the fee would
be, and so on? I have a vacation this week, and could, I
believe, if you think it necessary and advisable, come to see
you then if you say so. You would know best about that. I
have a deep and sure feeling that you can give me the help I
so long for, and am eager to follow your advice, if you think
it would better for me to come to you PERSONALLY.
I am heartened by the high-mindedness of your life and your
refusal to make it petty or spectacular, and I send you my
best wishes for health and happiness.
Sincerely yours, [
3062]
REPORTS
6/30/43 See
3062-2, a Life Rdg.
See interim correspondence under
3062-2 Reports.
7/06/44 [
3062]'s letter to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce,
I write this letter reluctantly; I have put it off for
several months. I know how deluged you are with requests and
I hate to add mine. However, for the past months I've been
suffering from some sort of rheumatism or arthritis. I've
been tortured with sore flesh and aching joints. I've had to
give up my summer teaching. The doctor's treatment hasn't
helped, and he doesn't know the source of the infection. Now
he thinks maybe having my teeth removed will do it. Inasmuch
as I saw two members of my family incapacitated from this
ailment, I'm worried.
Do you suppose I could possibly have a check reading worked
in somewhere? I'd very much appreciate it, and I'm
desperately hoping it will be possible. I'm sorry to ask,
and certainly wouldn't bother you if I didn't feel there was
nothing else to do.
Last winter I taught a class of pre-medical soldiers. One
class session I devoted to you and your work. They were most
interested, and when I happen to see some of the boys now
they ask about you.
I wish I could come to Virginia Beach for my August vacation.
I'd like to see you all again. My regards to Mrs. Cayce and
to Miss Davis, and of course to you. I hope you are well and
strong again.
Sincerely yours, [
3062]
8/19/44 Sister [
3564]'s letter: "May I request that in the
event of something adverse, negative or disturbing is
transmitted, you withhold such in the written report to my
brother? Knowing him as I do, his suggestibility and
sensitivity, I make this request, dear friend."
Questions submitted:
1. What should be done for the dizziness and peculiar
feelings in the head?
2. How can the ache in the legs and joints be remedied?
3. What should be done for the nerves?
4. Should Atomidine still be taken?
5. How can the irregularity of the heart be helped?
6. What will cure the belching?
10/19/44 [
3062]'s letter to GD:
Dear Miss Davis,
Forgive me for not acknowledging your letter sooner. I've
had a bout of illness and have been practically cancelled
out. I was surely sorry to hear of Mr. Cayce's illness and
wish you would convey to him my best wishes and hopes for his
complete recovery. I won't bother him by writing directly to
him.
My brother was horribly killed in what was presumably an
accident this summer. My sister and I have been almost crazy
from worry about it all. It was such a strange and
mysterious occurrence that we don't know what to make of it
all. I suppose there would be no chance of having a
question-and-answer appointment sometime soon that we could
get some things straightened out, would there? I don't mean
to sound greedy, and I know the situation there, and the
terrific burden of requests you are having. But I just
couldn't resist anyway. Forgive me for doing it.
I look forward to my April check reading, for my doctor is
not helping my dizzy and fainting spells at all.
My best wishes to you, Mr. and Mrs. Cayce. Perhaps sometime
I can again drop in on you all.
Sincerely yours, [
3062]
2/23/49,
3/18/49,
3/22/49 Letters see under
3062-2 Reports.
4/28/49 [
3062]'s letter to GD:
Dear Gladys,
I'm very reluctant to bother you again, but I don't know what
else to do. The rejuvenating elixir worked so wonderfully
for me - I have an unbelievable amount of energy since I've
been taking it - that I parceled out the quantity I had to
several friends. Now I have no more. Well, about ten days
ago I ordered a new supply from Meredith's (not wanting to
bother you), but I haven't received it yet; and I don't like
to interrupt the treatment. So I'm enclosing $5, and I'm
wondering whether you would be good enough to ask them to
send me that amount of the formula 636. If they've already
sent my order, just have this sent anyway, for I know someone
who needs it.
Thank you so very much. I'm sorry to be a nuisance.
Sincerely, [
3062]
I thought maybe the druggist didn't want to fill an order
direct from individuals.
GD's notes: Phoned & ordered #636 - sent
4/29/49; Pd. $3.50
& 31 cents postage ($3.81)
5/07/49; said both batches had been
sent - 1 c.o.d. & 1 prepaid; I ordered 3 #636 sent prepaid,
6/10/49; Sent note on postcard
6/29/49.
6/01/49 GD's note: I sent card.
6/07/49 [
3062]'s letter to GD:
Dear Gladys,
I have been rejuvenating right along at quite a clip. [
3564]
has been helped as has been a neighbor, who, poor soul,
needed it badly. A physician here has had to admit that my
hair is somewhat darker, though it had gone so snowy that I
suppose not much can be done about it.
I make out the reading lists for all the freshman classes
every year, and every year I include "There is a River".
Many have become interested that way. I heard yesterday of a
student in one group who gave an oral review of the book and
entranced the entire class, and that's something if you know
how hard it is to entrance these resistors!
I do hate to bother you again. (I promise not to do it for a
long time.) But more several batches are needed - for me and
[
3564] and for two friends. I'm writing to you for it, since
my direct order last time didn't seem to work. Will you have
Meredith's send three double orders? I'm enclosing a check.
If there's any money left after all charges are paid, don't
be concerned - spend it on a dinner for yourself as I should
spend it that way if I were there. I keep right on stoking
the vigil light of education until the first of August. My
karma apparently doesn't include breathers! Maybe I could
get down for a little visit sometime in August. Thanks so
much, Gladys, and I am sorry to be such a nuisance.
Sincerely, [
3062]
7/14/49 [
3062]'s letter to GD:
..., Ohio
Dear Gladys,
Thanks for your kind card. Yes, the elixir is here - much of
it already down the gullet of my "patients"! I'll send you a
swallow-by-swallow account of its effects on us one of these
days.
I'd like desperately to come down during my vacation. But
there is a hitch. This Chicago astrologer who has proved
frighteningly right in the past has warned me not to budge
this summer. It probably seems immature to pay any attention
to it; I don't know what I'll do. I'll let you know, tho'.
It may be that I can make it the last part of August and the
first part of September. We'll see. I need some kind of
change.
All good wishes -
Sincerely, [
3062]
9/19/49 [
3062]'s letter to GD:
Dear Gladys,
Well, I didn't get to visit you all, either in the physical
or the astral. I did get a few weeks on a relative's farm,
and I think it did me some good. I hope you at least enjoyed
a slowed-down tempo.
I'm enclosing some money again for three double batches of
the rejuvenation formula. I have two new patients! I do
believe that it has helped my Sister and me quite a bit.
Would you mind giving the names of an astrologer and a
numerologist whom you consider trustworthy? I should like to
get some good advice on this turmoil period I told you about.
If only Mr. Cayce were still here!
Best wishes to everybody, and thanks.
Sincerely, [
3062]
If you're busy (!) just get names on a card & send it along.
9/26/49 GD's letter to [
3062]:
[
3062], your elixir 636 is delayed due to druggist not having
one of the ingredients. He has ordered it - is trying
several crude drug places. As soon as he can fill your order
he will send it on and I will pay him. Hope you wouldn't be
out of the elixir too long. I'm having good results with it,
too.
I had intended writing you to ask the name of your Chicago
astrologer. Some of our group there would be interested in
getting in touch with her; also she might be interested in
our group and lecture work there this fall.
Two of our members in New York are quite good and are
constantly helping people through their knowledge of
numerology and astrology!
Mrs. Ariel-Taylor Warren (professional numerologist)
Carnegie Hall, 154 West 57th St., N.Y.C.; Mrs. Carlton Cooley
(non-professional, a Director of the Astrologers' Guild of
America), 162 East 46th St., New York, N.Y.
You can tell both of them that I referred you to them, and
I'm sure they will do their best for you.
Bye now. Hope to send your elixir soon. [GD's note: I sent
card
10/06/49 saying 3 bottles 636 were mailed to him on the
4th.]
10/11/49 [
3062]'s letter to GD:
Dear Gladys,
The Fountain of Youth arrived yesterday - two bottles of it,
that is. Perhaps, because of the rarity of the ingredients,
it has gone up in price. I'm truly sorry to bother you with
these orders. Thanks for mentioning the possibility of a
Christmas-vacation visit. We'll see. It all depends on a
number of intangibles right now. This morning I'm trying to
recover from a spiritualistic meeting I went to last night.
The speaker-medium was advertised as a "world famous trance
medium." Actually it was the most horribly, anti-spiritual,
crude, brash, satanic performance I've ever been to. No more
for me - of that sort of thing. Give me rigid Catholicism or
fervent Methodism in preference to what that was! Thanks for
taking care of the elixir for me.
Sincerely, [
3062]
2/06/50 He wrote of deep retinal hemorrhage in his right eye.
6/27/50 [
3062]'s letter to GD:
Dear Gladys,
Forgive me for my long silence. I thought about you many
times, but there was no manifestation of it.
For a long time the doctor thought there might be a tumor in
the eye, but now he has discarded that diagnosis. The sight
of the right eye has not returned, nor do the doctors yet
know what caused the hemorrhage. I had to give up much of my
work, but perhaps the worst thing about the whole experience
has been weaning myself from the constant reading I'd been
used to. I've tried hard to see compensations. At any rate
I'm faced with the paucity of my own ideas and a realization
that much of my thinking has been echoic. But, if there is
only one mind, I suppose in a certain sense we're all
unconscious plagiarists! The right consideration of that
point of view might cure much of the half-baked worship of
originality that has so often degenerated into exhibitionism
and egocentricity.
I'm enclosing a check for ten dollars (I wish it might be
more!) for the Association. I will return in another
envelope the extracts from eye cases you so kindly sent me.
My very best wishes to you all and my warm appreciation for
your kindness to me.
Sincerely, [
3062]
9/18/50 [
3062]'s letter to GD:
Dear Gladys,
I had hoped to get down to Virginia Beach this summer, but as
you probably know, I didn't make it. And now here it is the
day of the opening of another term. I'm trying to teach on a
reduced schedule and have hopes of holding up. The sight in
my eye has not improved, and I'm having to be careful how
much I read. Extremely hard on me!
I wish I could get down for a good talk (I can still do
that!) There are a number of things in the psychic realm I'd
like to discuss with you. Maybe it'll be brought about in
good time.
I hate to bother you with this again, but will you kindly see
that the druggist sends us two double batches of the
"rejuvenation formula"; I've forgotten the number, but it's
the one I've been ordering. It stimulates my appetite and
digestion, and since I've been eating less than a bird, I
thought I ought to have some more of it, [
3564] takes it too,
so I want a bottle for her.
I've forgotten the price, but after it has been paid for out
of the money I enclose, if there is any left, have a dinner
on me.
Thanks very much, and good wishes to everybody.
Sincerely, [
3062]
9/25/50 GD's letter to [
3062]:
Dear [
3062]
Bum typewriter.
I sent the two bottles of 636, as per enclosed card, $7 plus
32 cents postage. Thanks for the extra 68 cents, which I
will use as you suggest - for lunch at our new, one and only
cafeteria.
We sympathize with you so much in regard to reading, knowing
how much it means to you.
God bless you, [signed] Gladys
8/15/54 Sister [
3664] wrote that he had avoided hemorrhoid
surgery by using the "Tim" ointment for hemorrhoids as per
EC's readings.
4/21/58 [
3062]'s letter to GD:
Dear Gladys -
Mr. Godfrey informs me that he can no longer supply TIM. I
wonder whether you could send me the formula; perhaps I could
concoct a personal supply.
I'm sorry I haven't been able to visit you all as I once did.
Maybe I can sometime this summer. I remember our pleasant
days while Mr. Cayce was with us. My sister joins me in
sending best wishes to you all.
Sincerely, [
3062]
Please tell me the fee for the TIM information. [GD's note:
Sent him 2 jars
4/26/58.]
5/18/58 Sister [
3564]'s letter: "[
3062] is in ... Hospital
desperately ill of uremic poisoning - will be operated on if
he recovers."
11/05/58 [
3062]'s letter: "I've finally escaped from the
hospital after four and one-half months - I'm feeling like
one resurrected..."
11/19/58 GD's letter to [
3062]:
Mr. [
3062]
..., Ohio
Dear [
3062]:
We are so happy that you are out of the hospital and feeling
like a new person.
After much searching I have come across an extra copy of four
cases of prostatitis, that someone volunteered to make once
upon a time - not a very good typist. So, I would suggest
that you not show these to your doctor friend, since they
would not be representative of the good collection we could
produce. I'm sending these for your own information, so that
you can evaluate the advisability of proceeding along this
line. There are 20 cases so far listed on this ailment. By
the way, Al has been having trouble in this regard - and he
has found the Glyco-Thymoline Packs and the Watermelon Seed
Tea most helpful. (A few years ago, before we were married,
he had surgery for a bladder condition - diverticulitis.)
To you as a member I could review and summarize the 20 cases.
However, if your doctor friend wishes to study them it would
be better to have all twenty cases typed up in what we call a
"circulating file" (loose-leaf book) for loan to physician
members of A.R.E. We already have several books of readings
available for lending, such as ARTHRITIS, TUBERCULOSIS,
LEUKEMIA, MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS, CEREBRAL PALSY, etc., etc.
There are about 150 physicians in various parts of the
country, of various schools, who have expressed their
willingness to study and evaluate the Edgar Cayce material
healthwise. We'd be glad to have your doctor friend join the
group.
Remember us to [...]. Do take care of yourself and come to
see us when you can. Let me know if there is anything I can
do from this end.
Mae says Hello, also Al and Hugh Lynn.
Sincerely, [signed] Gladys
9/08/61 Sister's letter:
Dear Gladys,
Did you know that [
3062] has been desperately ill of
Thrombosis - blood clot, right arm paralyzed, leg partially,
walks with aid of cane and brace in apartment. The speech is
being recovered - or restored. Mind is alert and good as
ever. Please write to [...] and tell others who knew and
loved him.



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