9/02/51 Reply to Questionnaire:
5.
(Q) How recently have you read your Life Reading?
(A) A few weeks ago.
6.
(Q) In what respects do you feel that your Life Reading
was (1) true, (2) false, (3) correct, (4) imaginary, (5)
hocus pocus, (6) inaccurate, (7) incomplete, (8) trivial?
(A) (1) True, to some extent; (7) incomplete.
7.
(Q) Do you believe in reincarnation of the soul and, if
so, why?
(A) I believe in the soul but not quite in reincarnation.
8.
(Q) What is your idea or concept of Karma? Is it (a) a
state to which a people aspire? (b) a state to which an
individual aspires, (c) an environmental influence, (d) a
hereditary influence, (e) something you yourself have done in
thought or left undone and unthought in a previous
incarnation?
(A) (e), if there IS incarnation.
9.
(Q) Have you in any respect consciously changed your (1)
vocation, (2) thoughts, (3) actions or reactions toward
others as a result of your Life Reading?
(A) No.
10.
(Q) Assuming your life to be no casual accident or
experiment, do you have any new or different concept as to
the purpose of your life as a result of your Life Reading?
(A) I realize that many changes need to take place in me for
my own happiness.
11.
(Q) Have you ever systematically or otherwise set apart
any of your day, week, month or any other period of your time
for introspection or an examination and analysis of your
inner self (and we do not mean writing in a diary) as
suggested in your Life Reading? If not, why not and, if so,
are there any results measurable to you?
(A) Not systematically - but I have and do give it much
thought.
12.
(Q) Do you regard your vocation, whether it be as
laborer, supervisor, manager, official, engineer, lawyer,
doctor, housewife, mother, or what not, as the dominant force
in your life or do you look upon your vocation as an agency
through which you can better fulfill your purpose in this
life?
(A) [No response]
13.
(Q) How, in your opinion, can our Association best carry
on the work of Edgar Cayce and the good for which he stood?
(A) I cannot say because I know so little of it.
Upon reading my "reading" the last time I found one or two
things which I didn't understand and couldn't answer - for
instance: What is your mental ideal - what is your spiritual
ideal?
I can understand and appreciate some of the advice, but find
it hard to put to practice. I don't think that my personal
relations with others have improved at all - much as I would
like to change - because I don't know how to go about being
different. It is one thing to know you are lacking or wrong
- quite another to make an about face.


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