11/29/44 GD's letter to [
3284]: "The delay in answering your
letter had been due to the fact that recently Mr. Cayce has
returned home after being away over two months, and the house
had to be made ready. He is not at all well. In fact,
according to his last reading and also the doctors' reports,
he is suffering from complete nerve exhaustion. Therefore it
will be some months before he will be able to resume his
readings and, even then, not in such great numbers as he has
heretofore been giving. We are following the last reading in
detail and he seems much stronger since getting home. He
only answers a few personal letters each day and receives
visitors about an hour each afternoon - only those who will
not be a drain on him.
"Thank you so much for your Active Membership fee. Now we
are greatly depending on our memberships and publications to
'carry us through' this period when we feel such a lack in
every direction on account of not being able to have the
daily readings. Our files are full of material though, and -
as Mrs. Frances Durham and Miss Marie Starkey of your city
suggest - it is perhaps a testing for all of us, to prove the
worth of the Association. We have all depended too much on
Mr. Cayce. We have allowed him to give too much. Our
organization should learn to digest and apply what he has
already given.
"I am sorry you have not been able to fully carry out the
suggestions made in your reading, and I hope the next attempt
will bring better results. The hemorrhoid salve you mention
is prepared by Mr. A. M. Godfrey, 2823 E. Princess Anne Rd.,
Norfolk, Va. It is called TIM and sells for $1.00 a jar.
Also I'm enclosing an extract from a reading [
1223-8] giving
an injection which many people have found helpful.
"The enclosed forms will explain the manner in which we are
attempting to handle the still heavy correspondence. I'm
sure you are glad to hear that Mr. Sugrue is now in complete
charge of all our publications. I feel that we will be able
to give you much material from our files that will be
interesting and helpful during the coming year of your Active
Membership..."
2/20/45 [
3284]'s letter to GD: "Could you possibly send me a
copy of the reading made for me by Edgar Cayce in October,
1943? I am so sorry to request this, but apparently all
copies sent me have been lost, and I can find no trace of
them. I shall be glad to pay the cost of the copy, of
course.
"I was sorry to hear of the death of Edgar Cayce. He was a
very remarkable person, and a very selfless person. It may
turn out, however, that we here, on this side, are the
gainers by his passing into a higher field of usefulness..."
9/11/68 "Several years ago I had a reading from Edgar Cayce
concerning a physical condition which was of great help to
me. This reading, unfortunately, has been lost and I am very
anxious to recover a copy of it. I shall be glad to pay
whatever you ask if you can get this from your files."
9/13/68 GDT's note: Copy was sent; also current data about
A.R.E. activities.


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