6/05/31 Dr. Snyder's letter to EC:
O. H. SNYDER, M.D.
Ironton, Ohio
Dr. Edgar Cayce
Virginia Beach, VA.
My Dear Dr. Cayce:
It is with real regret that I shall be unable to attend
your organization meeting Sunday. I have been planning and
counting on being there but as you know I have a lease deal
on hand that I cannot leave at this time and be fair and just
to the men that have gone into it with me.
I do not know all the ideas and ideals that you have worked
out in connection with the organization and would appreciate,
after it is completed, if you would advise me of them.
My own idea is that the IDEAL SOUGHT should be to bring back
to the people of all the world that REAL RELIGION teaches the
brotherhood of mankind. It makes one amiable and friendly.
You have a feeling of affection for your fellow man. You
have the desire and inclination to help him. You are
ever ready to make personal sacrifice to relieve Suffering
Humanity. It is upstanding Christians of this sort that
SANCTIFY RELIGION and that make people everywhere worship
at its shrine.
Human Nature has not changed since the time of Christ.
Certain definite instincts have been implanted within human
souls, and the strength of will and character essential to
follow the "straight and narrow" path is possessed by but
few people. This I think is the IDEAL under which the
organization should be founded.
My idea as to how the work should be carried out I think can
be shown under the following diagram:
HEAD
. .
Psychic Medical
School Hospital
. .
Educational Inventions &
Colleges Manufacturing
. .
News Papers Banking
. .
Treasure Expeditions Oil & Gas Exploration
The Head of the organization to consist of from three to
seven who shall have charge over all the subsidiaries. These
members shall at all times abide by the information derived
from the readings given by Dr. Cayce or the ones trained
under him to do this work.
PSYCHIC SCHOOL
This school to be under the personal supervision of Dr.
Cayce. This school to be the parent school for schools
to be established all over the world.
MEDICAL SCHOOL & HOSPITALS
A. New Remedies
B. New Treatments
Medical Science in this country has become an acute question
and the medical profession is "under fire" as never before.
There is a distinct and rapid movement away from the
individual doctor treating and charging as he pleases without
check or responsibility, to a sort of a group or co-operative
service under which every sick person may be treated both
efficiently and fairly.
Of the new remedies and treatments never before has there
been such energy, bold tinkering and hopeful "groping" as is
now going on. It is amazing to see what a variegated crew of
searchers is now toiling on these problems.
In Princeton a zoologist makes a broth from beef glands that
relieves patients suffering from the supposedly incurable
Addison's Disease.
In Copenhagen a throat doctor, Strandburg, by a simple
improvement on nature brings unlooked for hope to
sufferers from tuberculosis of the throat.
In Schenectady, Whiting, who is not a physician stumbled
onto a weird ELECTRIC FEVER and no one knows the number of
diseases that may be controlled by it. Already under its
influence the doomed general paralytics are being brought
back to health and sanity.
Marvelous you say? No more so than some of the work that has
been done by Dr. Cayce.
INVENTIONS & MANUFACTURING
This branch should be in charge of a highly educated
and skilled mechanically engineer, especially one in
electrical engineering.
EDUCATION & COLLEGES
You have the foundation started now.
NEWS PAPERS & PUBLISHING HOUSES
BANKING
OIL & GAS EXPLORATION
TREASURE EXPLORATION
You will notice that in my arrange I have brought the Oil &
Gas and Treasure Explorations. If the organization is to be
a success it must of necessity be adequately financed at all
times. In my opinion with the information received through
Dr. Cayce the Oil & Gas and Treasure Explorations would
supply the finances as needed.
In closing I hope that you will pardon me if I quote
some information that was given me through your force. I
think that it expresses the manner and Ideal as to how the
organization should be carried on.
"Then, so make thine self one with the purposes, the
aims, that there is the answer to each individually and
collectively. Then proceed slowly, for it is line upon line,
precept upon precept, here a little, there a little, until
the whole leaven be leavened"; for "I seek not for mine self,
but that all men - everywhere shall know that the glory of
the Father is IN the earth."
Very Truly Yours, [signed] O. H. Snyder
6/08/31 See
3812-14.



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