12/06/43 [
3509]'s letter to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Association For Research and Enlightenment
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Dear Mr. Cayce:
Thank you for your letter of November 26th relative to
mine of the 17th.
In some of your recent literature I note mention is made of
the fact that you are booked two years ahead. This is quite
wonderful and I am most happy for you, but I am also a trifle
disappointed in that I wanted my mother to have a health
reading and two years or more to wait is such a long time. I
had hoped to make such a reading one of her 1943 Christmas
gifts. Is there no likelihood of an earlier reading time?
About my life reading of this December 14th. In your letter
of the 26th you suggest I send you a list of questions. At
the time of my application for the reading, I sent in the
most pertinent questions dealing with the subject and I
assume you have them on file. If not, let me know
immediately and I shall send them again. The only added
questions I can think of that have arisen since my reading
time was set are the following:
If the questions I have asked do not answer this
question I should like it answered: Should I seek
a more or less immediate change of employment? If so,
when, where and to whom?
Is there a likelihood of my ever being reclassified and
taken into the Armed forces? If so, what phase of the
service and when?
I am enclosing two air mails and a Special Delivery stamp for
which I shall be grateful if you will use to dispatch my
reading as soon as it is ready for the mail.
I am eagerly looking forward to my Life reading and consider
it a great privilege to have you read for me, and I have no
doubt that I shall benefit for your great work.
Respectfully yours, [
3509]
REPORTS
10/17/73 Letter from member, Adele R. Minissale:
"Last month in the EDGAR CAYCE READER under the editorship
of Hugh Lynn Cayce, I came across the advice given in reading
3509-1 to rise and pray facing east at two o'clock in the
morning for a period of 28 days to gain peace and harmony.
I am by nature a quick-tempered individual though I try
desperately to contain myself, and I was having a terrible
problem with my nine year old son that was causing me to
experience an almost constant feeling of turmoil and sadness.
It seemed that following the advice would be well worth the
effort.
"On September 17th I began setting my small battery operated
alarm clock which I have used for more than two years for 2
a.m. Beside it I placed another clock of the same variety
and set it for 7:15. On the first three nights (mornings)
between 12:45 a.m. and 1:45 a.m. the alarm clock without
being touched slid across the night table and hit the floor
with a tremendous thud. Both my arms were in their normal
sleeping position placed under my pillow. I had the distinct
feeling that something did not want me to awaken at 2 a.m. to
pray. I have now been rising at 2 a.m. to pray for over a
month, and it is interesting to note that the alarm set for 2
a.m. (never the other one which is next to it) slides across
the night table and hits the floor with a tremendous force
at least three times a week. Amazingly enough, it hasn't
broken. My husband who is by nature a sceptic thinks this
occurrence is 'strange'.
"At first rising to pray at 2 a.m. seemed like a tremendous
sacrifice, but I have experienced a feeling of tranquility
and last week while praying at 2 a.m. I received an answer
which seemed to come from within on how to handle the
situation with my little boy. Though no one but my husband
knows of my 2 a.m. prayer sessions, many people have remarked
that they can't believe how different and calm our son seems
in the past week. I have decided to continue rising at 2
a.m. to pray, and if there is some force which is opposed, I
trust in the protection of the Christ Light and have no
fear."


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