11/06/25 EC's letter to [
3980]:
115 West 35th Street,
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mrs. [
3980]:
Yours of the 2nd was forwarded me here. I'm very glad to
hear from you and to know that you are getting along so
nicely, and I certainly am in hopes that you continue to do
so. I'm surely glad to know that the suggestions as were
given for you have proven such that it gives you faith and
confidence in the work that we are trying to do, for it is
our desire for people to have this confidence - not so much
in us as individuals, but as for the work that we are trying
to do, for I believe it is the awakening of the truth of the
Spirit of God that is within each and everyone of us that
is only trying to manifest itself through ourselves, as
individuals, and if this work can awaken these possibilities,
then we are succeeding in what we are trying to do.
We shall certainly be very glad to make an appointment for
your friend, [
4890], and I certainly hope and trust that we
shall be able to give those suggestions that will prove most
beneficial to her. You will see from the enclosed card and
date and hour as set, and as you know, it is necessary we
have her full name and the address at which she will be
on the date and hour as is given, and have her, please,
return this card at once, that we may know that this is a
satisfactory time for her.
Thanking you for your interest and assuring you that we are
glad to hear from you at any time, and you know if anything
arises that you would like to ask us about, we shall
appreciate your letting us hear from you.
As you will notice, we have moved from Dayton, Ohio, to
Virginia Beach. Not just to be moving about, but for some
time the work itself has given this as the most satisfactory
place to work from. So we are led to believe that we will
be more able to serve mankind from here, and we trust in a
better and more satisfactory manner.
With kindest personal regards to yourself and Mr. [
3981].
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
12/02/25 Letter: "Mr. [
3981] and myself feeling fine. We
are trying to do all we can for you [by sending people for
readings] as you have surely helped us."
1/19/26 [
3980]'s letter to EC:
.., Ohio
Dear Mr. Cayce:
No doubt you will be surprised getting a letter from ...
Well we are living here now, having lost the store in ...
Mr. [
3981] is working for the ... Co. now.
We are both feeling fine but I have one question I wish to
ask you. I went to a doctor and he examined me and told
me I was pregnant. The same Dr. told me this that gave me
the injections you prescribed. This is so hard for me to
believe. Unless you tell me it is so. I am hoping and
praying he is right. Will you please tell me as soon as
possible if he is right?
We just moved to Newark two weeks ago and think I have
another customer for you. She is a lady who is like I was.
Hoping to hear from you soon, I remain as ever
Yours truly, Mrs. [
3980]
1/28/26 EC's letter to [
3980]:
My dear Mrs. [
3980]
I certainly was surprised to have your letter of the 19th
from ... I hope the change though is satisfactory to you
both, and I'm sure, under the conditions, it is going to be
better for you. It certainly is a great deal of pleasure
to know that the desire of your heart, for both you and Mr.
[
3981] is to be fulfilled. I'm sure this is gratifying,
and that you both are thankful to the Giver of all good and
perfect Gifts for this great responsibility He is giving
to you. I'm sure you know already many of the physical
conditions that are to be met respecting this condition;
yet it is a pleasure to you to be given this opportunity of
giving to the world your own self, and I'm sure you realize,
as God has given you this privilege of manifesting your own
physical body, in flesh and blood, to the world, you realize
that He expects YOU to manifest in Spirit and in Truth the
reflection of Him in the life you live, and in your actions
toward your fellow man, and especially to this child who
is dependent upon you for Life, for Health, and for its
Conception of Life in the world. I certainly thank you for
letting me know of this. I'm glad to know that you are both
feeling good and fine. I hope you will continue so. You
know I'll be glad to offer any suggestions in any way
possible that will be of help, and I certainly appreciate
you and Mr. [
3981] letting me hear from you from time to
time.
With kindest personal regards to you both, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
3/09/26 [
3980]'s letter to EC:
Dear Sir:
Expect you will be pretty much surprised to hear from me
again so soon. I admit I am rather a nuisance. But I
come to you always because my faith is in you.
To my sorrow I have found, I am not to be honored in the
way I wrote you a few weeks ago. It seems very discouraging
but I am trying to look at it on the bright side. I don't
believe I am any more disappointed than my husband; but yet
we haven't given up hopes for we know you can tell us what to
do at this time.
Do you think it necessary at this time to make another
reading and find out the conditions of the body and the
treatments I should take now?
I saw Mrs. Iams last sunday and she thought I should write
you and explain things to you. I always hesitate to write
you so much for I have troubled you so much. Hope the time
will come some day when I can do as much for you as you have
done for me. Let us hear from you real soon. This leaves
both of us well although very disappointed.
I remain as ever Yours Truly, Mrs. [
3980]
3/26/26 See
3980-4.
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