8/30/43 Wife [
3037]'s letter:
Dear Mr. Cayce;
Will you please change the appointment on November 4th, P.M.
from a Life Reading for my daughter [
5359] to a Physical
Reading for my husband? Such a reading for him is uppermost
in my mind just now, as his health suffers periodically and
he is going through such a period at this time.
Although he doesn't disbelieve in your talents, and is
a comparatively open-minded person, yet being also a
hard-headed business man he is a bit more skeptical of
spiritual powers than I would like him to be; therefore
- perhaps you won't object to the final question on his
application form, which if answered satisfactorily may be the
cause of completely winning him over to this comforting and
constructive philosophy which your wonderful work so ably
promotes. And if this were to happen, I assure you we would
both be happier people by becoming more compatible mentally.
The fee I sent for [
5359]'s reading may be applied to my
husband's reading instead, on November 4th, P.M. Is it
necessary for him to cancel his business at that hour in
order to receive a satisfactory reading?
Kindly fix the Life Reading for my daughter at your next
available hour. I suppose that won't be until after the new
year! Could it be given on a Saturday A.M. so that school
classes would not interfere with the desired attitude of
meditation?
You know Mr. Cayce, I keep 'your book' always in a
conspicuous place in my home; not that I expect everyone
to read it on first sight and become a changed person over
night, but I feel that if only one friend should at some
time browse through it and gradually become interested in its
message then I will not have been guilty of hoarding! (and
besides that I like having it where I can see it myself.)
I have decided to buy an extra copy to donate to our
local lending library - then just think of all the people
who may, all unsuspecting, accidently stumble upon the
spiritual turning-point in their lives!
Mrs. Wilfred Sechrist, to whom Gladys gave my name and
address, has become an interesting correspondent to me.
I am looking forward to meeting her this fall. This easy
friendliness between members of the Research Assoc. gives me
the feeling of belonging to a big new family - it's a nice,
broad, outreaching sort of feeling!
I hope I shall receive the Congress Booklet soon now - it
will be my first.
My best regards to Mrs. Cayce, and Gladys,
Yours sincerely,
1. What is the basic cause of the body ailment the entity has
been troubled with for so long?
2. What habits or characteristics of the entity prove to be
detrimental?
3. What diet and treatment would be most beneficial towards
curing this health condition?
4. Please describe the outer appearance and stature of the
entity?
11/04/43 Attempted Rdg. at office address he phoned ..., N.J.,
on afternoon at 3:55 P.M.: Answer: "We don't find [
3434]."
11/05/43 EC's letter:
Mr. [
3434]
..., N.J.
Dear Mr. [
3434]
We had the appointment for your reading yesterday afternoon.
I believe I spoke to you on the phone personally, but for
some reason or other we were unable to locate you. I do
not know just why this should be, but such was the case. We
will try this again for you the afternoon of November 10,
3:30-
4-30 EWT, provided that is agreeable with you. This
is the day I am supposed to return from New York. It is
possible that I may be delayed, but I hope we can keep this
period for and with you. You will let us know, won't you?
Also let us know the exact address at which you will be at
that hour.
Hoping to be the means of a real service to you, I am,
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC/vc
11/24/43 Wife [
3037]'s letter:
..., N.J.
Dear Gladys,
We are both so full of curiosity to know just why no contact
was made at the hour of my husband's reading. Has this ever
happened before to Mr. Cayce? And how do you account for it?
Please do clear up our mystification - for we are not asking
from a critical attitude you may be sure, but from most
natural curiosity and personal interest!
Is there any truth to my husband's idea that his intense
concentration, finally putting him to sleep, had a
counter-effect on Mr. Cayce's attempt? This idea, though
amusing us a little, wouldn't surprise me too much, for
I must admit my husband proves his mind to be strong, and
psychic, in many instances - (particularly in card games,
so that his best friends refuse to bet against him!)
We do not wish our fee returned but rather would like the
reading to be tried again - that is, if you honestly do not
feel a repetition might be unnatural or forced?
This time I will see that Mr. [
3434] spends the hour less
concentrated, and just simply relaxing - in case that was
the hindrance.
He will be here at home (above address) between 3:30 and
4:30 P.M., Tuesday afternoon, on November 30th; - that's
my birthday.
I do hope Mr. Cayce will have success with this Physical
Reading, because Mr. [
3434]'s health does give us some
concern; in any event, won't you please try to answer my
above questions - for my interest, as you may know, is much
more general and impersonal in this whole subject than it
is personal, and the 'whys' and 'wherefores' concern me
more deeply than any specific reading!
My friendliest regards to Mr. Cayce,
Very sincerely, [
3037]
REPORTS
5/03/60 [
3434] visited A.R.E. with wife - said he did not
follow his reading since doctor at time thought he had
appendicitis and that it would burst if he used the
treatment. Had then and still has ulcers of stomach - never
did have appendix removed. Is fairly healthy, though, and
has not resorted to doctors in years - watches his diet -
just recently lost 40 pounds, since he was very overweight -
feels better as result of it - but still has ulcers, etc.
Told his wife they must get out his Physical Reading and see
if he might still follow the reading. GD
2/64 Wife [
3037]'s letter: "My husband passed over
three years ago, a few months after our stopping
in at Headquarters, at which time he received much
understanding. I am so grateful for that unplanned visit!"


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