1/24/72 General Questionnaire sent;
1/28/72 General
Questionnaire returned:
PART ONE
1. What jobs have you held since your reading?
(In chronological order)
Truck driver, draftsman, aerospace engineer.
2. Have you ever spoken with Edgar Cayce? (Yes) (No) How
well, if so, did you know him?
No.
3. Do you feel that Edgar Cayce's source of information
depicted you accurately?
Yes.
4. At the time of the reading, did you have confidence in his
counseling? (Yes) (No)
Inclined toward having confidence with certain reservations.
5. Do you feel that the reading helped you? How?
Yes. Steered me toward career in aerospace.
6. As you look back, do you see patterns that were shown in
the readings that you didn't see before? Please explain.
Yes. Personality traits.
7. Do you think that your life could have been made better by
following the advice more closely?
I don't look back.
8. If Edgar Cayce were alive would you refer people to him
for help? (Yes) (No) (Undecided)
Yes.
9. Did any of his predictions manifest themselves?
(Granted that you followed his advice.)
Yes. Successful career in aerospace.
Note: Remember that you remain anonymous. If there is any
additional information which you would like to add to help
me, it would be appreciated.
PART TWO - Number [
3245]
1. Were you interested in aeronautics (mechanics) before the
reading? (Yes) (No)
To a degree. I made model airplanes in high school but never
considered a career in it.
2. I am "always for the fellow in the minority? (True)
(False)
Historically speaking, the majority is always wrong. I tend
to sympathize with the individual against the establishment.
3. I am "serene, even under great stress." (Agree, strongly
agree, uncertain, disagree, strongly disagree)
I strongly agree because during W.W. II I found myself
strangely calm when death was imminent.
4. Did you overcome stammering by yourself? (Yes) (No)
I have not overcome it.
7/27/72 GD's note: Mr. [
3245] and his wife visited A.R.E.
and I had lunch with them. I did not remember his reading
and it wasn't until I went to make this further notation to
his file that I became aware of item 4 above regarding his
stammering. In conversation with him (and he talked quite a
bit) I was certainly not aware that he had a stammering
problem. No one could have recognized any such.
In addition to his successful career in aerospace Mr. [
3245]
is quite an artist at designing and making jewelry, as a
hobby. His wife showed me some beautiful pieces she was
wearing and, later before leaving Virginia Beach, they gave
me a lovely piece which I like very much (and I have never
been a great one for jewelry).
They are planning on eventually retiring to Arizona. They
are very proud of their two daughters who are well adjusted
and established in their life work.


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