12/29/43 Letter from [
3528]: "I have just finished reading
the Bulletin for December. I cannot begin to tell you how
profoundly impressed I am by your reading on the Christmas
Story. Mr. Cayce, the voice you bring to us from that remote
and sacred part is like a balm of healing for us who in this
modern age have become uncertain in our faith and unsure of
the power of the divine. Your readings on the personality of
Christ and the doctrines He taught are a much needed
confirmation of a way of life that so many have forsaken.
God, the Eternal Father and Preserver of the Universe has
surely blessed you and will continue to bless you for your
pure and unselfish use of the power He manifests through you.
I pray that you and your[s] may know always and be
strengthened constantly by the knowledge of His Divine care.
"Mr. Cayce, I wonder if I could request that you cause to be
sent to one all of the readings you have made concerning
Jesus and His teachings? I will gladly pay for the cost.
Or, if it has not already been done, would it not be good to
compile such readings in mimeo or printed form to be made
available for all who might be interested. I am sure that if
the Association would publish all religious and spiritual
readings and those concerning Jesus that they would supply a
need and find an appeal almost universal. Please do not
consider the above presumptuous but only an appeal for help
to one who has such power and knowledge and whose life and
unselfish giving has made a deep impression on me. Mr.
Cayce, I honor and revere you for your purity of motive and
depth of love for your fellow-men and women. If I could be
of any help in any undertaking such as the above I gladly
place my services at the call of the Association. With the
most earnest hope for your continued good health and
happiness and God's blessing on all of you. P.S. Will I
soon have my reading of Dec. 20th?"
2/02/44 HHB's reply: "It was a pleasure to receive your
responsive letter about our Christmas bulletin. ...In the
press of handling appointments and correspondence about
readings we have had little time to prepare material for
distribution on the life of Jesus. ...I am sorry that we
haven't a large enough staff to enable us to prepare this
material... We have succeeded in extracting all of it for
the use of those who come here to the Beach to look things
over... Why don't you come down here for a weekend and go
through it yourself? Many people do that..."
7/18/44 Ordered various publications.
9/14/44 Card: "Have not as yet received 'Congress Bulletin'
for which I sent money order. If not yet ready, ignore this
and mail at your convenience."
9/16/44 Congress Bulletin and other publications sent.
4/01/49 Second-class test mailing. Whereabouts unknown.
9/28/52 Letter from [
3528]: "...Over a period of years I
have lost touch with you folks. Browsing through the book
concerning your father, my interest has been aroused and I am
concerned to know if you are still functioning and in what
fashion. Are you publishing any books at this time, or what
form are your activities taking?..."
12/22/52 [
3528] indicated the following in answer to
questionnaire: The analysis of himself was absolutely
correct. Its effect was not more potent in his life because
of his own "laziness" and "lack of will". He was surprised
to be told he had outstanding writing abilities, but had done
nothing about it. He confessed to being sarcastic,
hardheaded, and 'flying off the handle' easily. As a whole,
he said, "I am fundamentally in agreement with the reading -
especially as to basic character traits."


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