9/14/28 EC's letter to sister-in-law, Mrs. [
4177]:
Mrs. [
4177]
New York City
Dear. Mrs. [
4177]:-
I received yours of the 10th, and we found the opportunity
to get this for you yesterday. You know that I am always
glad to try and be of help whenever it is possible, and a
condition of this character is especially appealing to me,
for I have known just what it means to have such circumstance
in one's family - for, as you remember no doubt, it was this
trouble with my own wife that first convinced me there was
something worth studying in the information gained through
the phenomena manifested in the readings.
I'm glad that you found the reading interesting on Mrs.
[
4122], and I'm hoping the information will be as helpful
and beneficial to her as it has been for so many others.
Now as for this reading [4253-1], Mrs. [
4177] while it may
be troublesome to have the suggestions carried out in full,
but I sincerely believe - by past experiences - that if you
will insist that this be done, you will find your
sister-in-law will improve most wonderfully, and possibly be
entirely relieved of this trouble. I do know there are quite
a number of individuals who have followed these suggestions
for just such conditions, that are enjoying as good health,
seemingly, as anyone would desire - and I'm hoping you will
insist on this.
We are mighty glad to have you as a member of our
Association, and I am in hopes that you will find the time
and opportunity to investigate the work that we are trying to
do. I'd love mighty well for you to see our building that is
going up here. Its quite a bit farther along than appears in
this little snap, but this will give you somewhat of an idea
of what it is to be like. I wish you could find the time to
come down and look it over. You might have some suggestions
to make to us toward the equipping or furnishing of the
place.
Hoping and trusting to be of service,
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
P.S. For your convenience, I am sending you the address of
the people whom you will be able to obtain the Radium
Appliance from. With kindest personal regards, Sincerely,


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