12/20/43 [
3577]'s letter to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce:
You are to give a reading for me on December 29th, and I
wrote you recently concerning the things I needed to have
made clear.
I would like to emphasize that the most pressing aspect of my
life now is the position we are in in respect to a business
opening for my husband. I gave you his name and birthdate -
..., February 6, 1889. Born in Centre County, Pennsylvania,
of Irish parentage.
For a year and a half we have been waiting for the "mills of
the gods to grind", and they are still in the grinding
process. Mr. [...] has taken a stand for justice and right
action in the situation here in his business - of packing and
shipping vegetables - and has been heavily penalized for it.
What he needs most right now is a job, and a work to do in
this world that so badly needs men of his type and ability.
Why this situation has come to him, I do not know - perhaps
it is needed in his development, but it is a very difficult
time of waiting for things to work out. A government
decision is pending, which may or may not, affect him - but
whether that comes out for him or not, he does need something
to do, and to do it very soon. He has been waiting long
enough, and brains like his, and ability of his quality needs
an outlet. The world definitely needs men who are
incorruptible and who have something constructive to offer to
the world's re-birth, and reconstruction.
This is our special problem now - that, and a place to live.
We do not own this house and recently we have been asked to
move out by the owners. What will happen - where we will go,
what we will do, are the pressing things in my - our - life
right now, and we need your good help in solving them.
So I shall anxiously await the transcription of your message
of the 29th with real eagerness and sincerity, knowing that
you will be of help to us in this solution.
Mrs. [
3577]
REPORTS
1/03/44 EC's letter to [
3577]:
Mrs. [
3577]
..., Calif.
Dear Mrs. [
3577]
Yours of the 20th did not arrive in time for us to have it on
hand at the time of your reading, but I hope the information
as was indicated, is of help and that you will be able to
apply the suggestions made in such a way as to bring you and
us real help. Let us hear from you. If we can be of any
help in making it more worthwhile, know we will be glad to do
so.
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce [EC/vw]
GD's note: In 1951, following her husband's death, Mrs.
[
3577] came East and opened up a gift shop which she ran
successfully for about ten years until her death. She died
of cancer of the bladder.


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