12/09/75 Joseph Myers' letter to GD:
Joseph R. Myers, P.E.
Route 5, at Tyro, Box 172
Lexington, North Carolina - 27292
Dear Mrs. Turner:
We never imagined that it would be so long before we were
back at Virginia Beach since our last visit with you in
Spring. Mary and myself are among the many, many people who
feel deeply indebted to you for your part in the work of
Edgar Cayce and feel it is a privilege to spend even a few
moments with you.
Since we showed you our pictures of individuals of the past
for whom we have identification and pictures in the present,
we have acquired several more fine examples. Our last was an
identification by Mary of a young man now very close to us as
the rebirth of the English poet Francis Thompson, who wrote,
"The Hound of Heaven". Mary was memorizing this poem and
studying the life of Francis Thompson when I brought him into
our home. He had been injured by the drugs (as was Francis
Thompson), but after a period of almost a year of Mary's care
and good nourishment and of meditation and prayer with us, he
has made wonderful strides toward recovery of his will and
mental faculties.
The pictures of this young man and Francis Thompson are
remarkable but in this case we also have a photograph of a
plaster cast of the left hand of Francis Thompson which
showed their hands to have amazing similarities. They are
both left handed and Arnold Askew is also a gifted poet like
Francis Thompson...and the son of a doctor as he was!
On our last visit to Washington, D.C., to speak on
reincarnation at the American University, a very lovely young
lady from Scotland invited us to come to her home in Reston
so that she could tell us of the circumstances and
experiences that convinced her that she was indeed Dickenson.
We have no reservations of this identity because of the
circumstances, personality traits and, of course, the
physical appearance is startling for the resemblance. She
was living in Scotland and entirely unaware of who Emily
Dickenson was when the name came to her.
Concerning Lord Bulwer Lytton, the English author, we talked
about, our hope is that we can compare pictures and
handwriting samples. At present, we have not yet obtained
the handwriting of Bulwer Lytton but are working on this.
There is a copy of the handwriting of the man identified with
him in the Edgar Cayce files. Possibly this man's family
would be glad to furnish us all the pictures and other
information about him. It is very likely that there is a
cast of Bulwer Lytton's hand that possibly could be compared
with this man's.
Please let us know if you are able to contact his family
about these things.
Mary and I would like very much to have a visit with you when
we are next able to come to Virginia Beach.
We think of you often and often mention you in our prayers.
With His blessings... Most sincerely, [signed] Joe Myers
12/10/75 GDT to Joe and Mary Myers:
I am sending to the daughter [Mrs. [
259]] of Mr. [
3657]
[formerly Bulwer-Lytton] a copy of your letter, so she can
correspond with you if she is interested in cooperating with
your experiment. Best wishes to you and Mary,
[signed] Gladys
12/12/75 GDT to Mrs. [
259]: Last spring when they [Joe and
Mary Myers] visited me suddenly one Sunday afternoon about
TWO HOURS, asking if I would put them in touch with
Bulwer-Lytton's family [in this life], I said I would try to
locate you. Please, if you do reply, let me have a copy for
the files of your correspondence. We are not asking you to
cooperate with him. I doubt very seriously if a person's
handwriting or personal appearance this time would be proof
of a former life, even if almost identical. I don't think
the readings indicated this. In fact, there were cases where
the individuals CHOSE to have an entirely different physical
appearance in the next life.
Love [signed] Gladys
4/02/76 Daughter [
259]'s letter to GD: "I've read one of the
books suggested and I'm not sure yet what that man in N.C.
[Jos. Myers] (all correspondence is at the other end of the
line) wants from me regarding [
3657] (previous
Bulwer-Lytton). I can tell you this - reading
Bulwer-Lytton's novel was like listening to Daddy [
3657]
talk! The observer's comments he makes. I guess I need to
realize everyone doesn't have the same 'exposure' I've had
during my lifetime, but I'm still amazed at how thickheaded
(including me!) some are."
3/14/80 GD's note: Some of Bulwer-Lytton's books are in the
A.R.E. Library.


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