2/26/26 [
3934]'s letter to EC:
My dear Mr. Cayce -
As the time is passing into weeks & I am still staying in
Daytona so as to be ready for my "Life Reading". I am
fearing that perhaps a letter from you may have gone astray -
as that is quite frequently the case in this town since
consolidating with the other cities. We just learned today
that this very thing had occurred to us recently.
I shall still remain in Daytona at this address for another
week, leaving on Monday March 8th, & most sincerely hope that
we may date the "Life Reading" during that time. If you
write giving the date & time, during that time, I shall
accept the same in case there is not time to reach you with
an answer, but I will answer ANYWAY if you like, even if it
does not reach you before the date you set - if that is any
good.
Mrs. [
4329] received the reports from her sister [
4848] &
husband [
4847] today, & was most delightedly enthusiastic.
We feel that your gift is most exceptional & wonderful, &
that you are performing a great benefit to humanity, which
will surely return to bless you amply.
I have followed your instructions to the letter, & all though
it is so short a time & the appliance from Calif. not yet
arrived, I am noticeably much improved, & the Osteopath very
much pleased with my response.
The majority of people are not quite ready for the message
you bring, but will ever be, in more increasing numbers,
coming into the light & blessing of higher understanding, as
looked upon today - so to speak.
I wish you the greatest of success in your marvelous work, &
for those whom you reach a full benefit of the suggestions
given in their readings.
I thank you again for what you have so generously &
unstintingly done for me.
Most Cordially [
3934]
Use anything I may write at any time, unless I request
otherwise - in any way you may wish to carry the idea to
others, that there is help for them.
3/07/26 [
3934]'s letter to EC:
..., Fla.
My dear Mr. Cayce -
Do you ever get added help for a person with a second
Health Reading? I hesitate to ask this after all you have
given me of time in letters & reading, but feel impelled to
do so.
I had hoped that indirectly the advice given & followed
might aid my greatest trouble, when I found it untouched in
the analysis. I have taken the Osteopathic treatments
required & shall think best to still continue although I can
ill afford to do so, financially, since not earning anything
for so long. The Solar Pad has not had time to make an
effect - but it is reported to increase heart action, which
is my trouble, caused it - is thought by Thyroidism. And I
tremble all over all the time beside, & am so terribly "hot"
all the time, that no matter where I am I am moist all over.
I do not know that it helps to tell you this, & I did not
at first, hoping as I say to have some help, if not directly
then indirectly, through reflex action.
It is due to these things that I can not devote my time to
the things in which I am interested & can not be earning.
The tremor is seen in my writing I know & it is distressing
to say the least. Nerves are at the base of it all so you
discovered but I had hope to get the upper hand in the heart
rapidity & tremor before I have to go North & must do
something no matter what my condition is physically, to
earn something.
I shall be away this week & perhaps a little longer. If it
were not an extreme case I should not trouble you, my dear
Mr. Cayce. I am young enough in many ways to get control
I am certain of these troubles, with your help. I shall not
write the friends I mentioned until my return to Daytona.
Most sincerely [
3934]
3/12/26 EC's letter to [
3934]:
Dear Mrs. [
3934]
I have yours of the 7th, and I'm sorry to know you are not
feeling good. Yes, I think it would be very helpful and
perhaps very beneficial for us to have another reading on
your condition, to see just how everything is progressing,
and if there would be further suggestions. I'd be glad for
you to make a list of questions to ask at the time the
reading is taken. These might assist in your gaining a
perfect understanding of what the Forces are trying to tell
you.
Let me know about this right away, and we will make the
appointment.
I'm enclosing you, also, a little booklet and would like to
know what you think of it.
Thanking you for your letter, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
3/23/26 [
3934]'s letter to EC:
... Ave.
..., Fla.
My dear Mr. Cayce -
Thank you for your prompt reply of March 12, which followed
me to St. Petersburg & back here, where we shall not be
staying very much longer. In fact we shall only await the
readings for Mrs. [
4329] & myself & then move on. So please
give me a date as soon as possible. I came South when I
could ill afford it because I felt anything I could do to
get well must be done & heard of you on the train you know.
I want to get sturdy in order to help in a great work of
saving boys & girls from evil influences & habits &
developing those qualities which make for success. I am
under contract to start that work May 1st, & am entirely
unfit to do so.
For 20 years I was under a constant strain to keep my
children from knowing that their father was a drunkard, &
the consequent attendant almost daily worry over whether he
would return home to provide for them or even ever return
at all - night & day this continued. I finally left him
when the youngest was ready soon to go to college. My father
was a minister of one of the largest churches in Cleveland
and built six other churches where needed. He was a
wonderful man & our place in society made it extra hard for
me to have the home life & my ideals wrecked - & keep it from
being known so far as I could.
Last winter I went to pieces for the third time & most
seriously - just when I could least afford to do so - & after
trying for two years to avoid a breakdown. I was in bed four
months with ice bags on my head & neck, as it was supposed
to be due to over active thyroid condition.
I am still left with these conditions which I should like to
have Mrs. Cayce ask you about in the reading.
1. What can be done to regulate the heart condition which is
now too rapid & too hard & the heart said to be enlarged
downward?
2. How can the intense tremor all over the body from head
to feet be cured?
3. Can more be done to relieve the severe backache than is
now being done?
4. What causes the trouble in knees?
5. How can eyesight be improved?
6. What causes & what will cure the terrible sick headaches
which last three days & nights every few weeks?
7. How can greater nerve vitality be secured & more endurance
obtained?
8. Am I going to be well & strong to do a great work still
& will that work be made plain to me when the time is right?
9. Can you tell what is the best way for me to help humanity?
10. My "life reading" said "I should make much as a lecturer
or writer." Can you tell me in what line I will do best &
give most to the world, & when I should start to do it? &
and where? & who should assist me?
This may run over into a "Life Reading" too much to be
answered but I am not young & do want to do my part to help
the world. I'm keen to be about "my Father's business."!
How long do you like to have a person remain in the appointed
place at time of reading?
I have recently written to Mr. Salter who asked for
information to help a friend's wife & suppose you will hear
soon.
Have not written my new friends as yet - but we speak of
your wonderful work very often & I shall do so much more when
among those who I known better in Cleveland, O.
I am most grateful to you for ALL Mr. Cayce - beyond words
to express myself. Please thank Mrs. Cayce. Your booklet
is just right & like you. [
3934]
3/26/26 EC's letter to Mrs. [
3934]:
My dear Mrs. [
3934]
Replying to yours of the 23rd, we will make the appointment
for your reading on the evening of the 1st, 3:00 o'clock. I
certainly am in hopes that we shall be able to offer some
suggestions at this time that will be helpful and beneficial.
From what you tell me of your life and conditions that have
arisen, I feel that I am peculiarly situated to appreciate
them more than most people, for I, as a son, had this
condition to combat with in my father, for thirty years. I
finally succeeded, but I know such a one as yourself can
only appreciate the heart aches and physical distresses that
are caused by such battles. I don't think I am boasting
when I say that to-day my father depends almost entirely,
for this physical health, upon the suggestions from the
readings. He has recently (though he is now seventy years
old) had a very bad case of the "flu" but a letter just
received from him this morning says he's almost as good as
new. It may be necessary that you and Mrs. [
4329] wire that
these appointments be kept, so it will be possible for you
to both answer in one wire.
I want to thank you very much for your kindly expressions
regarding my efforts in my little booklet, for I desire to
be of service to my fellowman, if possible. Mrs. Cayce and
my stenographer both appreciate your thanks for their
efforts, and both desire to cooperate in being of help to all
whenever possible.
Hoping that we may have a most wonderful report from you
soon, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
4/01/26 See
3934-3, her second physical reading.



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