4/07/26 EC's letter:
Dr. [
4775]
Dear Doctor:-
I am in receipt of your report regarding the reading sent
you, and note what you have to say about same. I am sure
you realize, Doctor, that although I have had many year's
experience with the work, I know practically little or
nothing of how it works or operates - so, cannot say WHY it
should describe certain conditions so well and NOT give other
marked conditions in the same body. To be sure, the same
thing that can tell you HOW it told one condition should
be able to tell you WHY it did not remark concerning other
conditions. So, in the study of the phenomena, is the thing
we are vitally interested in, that we may, perhaps, be sable
to enlighten future generations concerning such phenomena.
That is just why we are trying to gather data in a systematic
way and manner. Now, you may be of considerable help or
assistance to us in this, if you will. You may be able, by
following out the suggestions as were given for improvement,
to see whether the other conditions that are so marked are
benefited or not, or as to whether they have any reference,
one with the other, or not, and by making reports of your
findings, we will be able to correlate this with many other
reports concerning the various circumstances and conditions
that arise; thereby, really have data worth while. To
illustrate: We have two particular cases under observation
at the present time that come to my mind in this respect.
One a child in Chicago. It was taken ill with something like
a chill, gradually grew worse for several days, perhaps two
weeks, when at that time it was entirely unconscious, or
at least knew no one at all, unable to sleep or eat. (Of
course, now, I knew nothing about these conditions.) A great
many doctors, perhaps ten in all, examined the child [
4829],
and were unable to locate the trouble. The reading disclosed
a pressure at the base of the brain, though the major
pressure was produced somewhere along the lower portion of
the spine, perhaps in the coccyx. With this information,
they were able to locate the trouble and it is gradually
growing better; yet, in this reading there was a specific
condition that has existed from birth perhaps, that was
not mentioned at all, and could not be seen or noticed
from the outside, as I understand; yet the directing of the
examination to this particular place in the spine brought
about the finding of this other trouble. Why wasn't the
other located?
I don't mean to be wandering far afield, but might this
not be explained in the manner that we asked ourselves the
question: "Why did the Syrian have to dip seven times in
Jordan? Why did Bartameus have to go and wash the clay off
his eyes in the pool of Salome?"
The other case [
4281] is a little bit different, yet there
is a great deal that's to be looked into. The doctor who
first used the information as may be obtained through these
readings, two or three years ago sent for me to come to
his home and give a reading on a little girl. Two or three
physicians had despaired of its life. The child was then a
baby about six or eight months old. The suggestions as given
in the reading at the time, seemingly straightened conditions
out and the child got along fine. In the last year it has
developed some kind of condition or trouble that seemingly
the readings HELP but we seem to be only chasing trouble
from one portion of the body to another. Why?
So you can very well see, Doctor, why that this will prove
interesting as a study. I hope I'm not wearying you with
all this, but I'm rather asking your cooperation in your own
individual case, for we know, after all, personal experience
is the one that makes us KNOW things as nothing else does.
So, I would appreciate, if you would be so kind as to take
the trouble, your letting me know your conclusions concerning
your condition, as you follow out the suggestions that were
given you, as you signify that you expect to do.
Trusting that I may hear from you from time to time, and
hoping to have been of service, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
4/11/26 [
4775]'s letter:
Florida
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Va. Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce:-
I would like to say a few words of appreciation and gratitude
for what I have gained in health from your reading.
Altho I have not carried out the instructions to the point,
due to the fact, I have not as yet been able to get the
Radio-Appliance.
When I first wrote you for your personal service I was most
out of heart, almost without the slightest hope of regaining
health.
I resolved to write and see what you had to offer.
I say right now without hesitation, that it was the wisest
step I have ever taken in my life.
The health I have gained already since then has been a
revelation to me.
In addition to this, certain other difficulties are being
eliminated, of which I was a most miserable victim.
Other people, who candidly does not know the first thing
about your reading system, has remarked on my wonderful
change in health.
My outlook for the future was never so bright. I know now
how to obtain my most cherished desires, and my greatest
desire is to be the means of bringing others to a
realization of this wonderful hidden power that you possess.
In conclusion I wish you every success in your great
endeavors, and if you think my testimony may be of any good
to you, you are at liberty to use this letter in any way you
see fit.
I shall always be pleased to hear from you at any time.
Assuring you of my thanks for your service.
Should there ever be a time when I can be of any service to
you do not fail to ask for same. Thanking you again for your
help I am
Respectfully yours, Dr. [
4775]
4/22/26 EC's letter:
Dr. [
4775]
Dear Doctor:-
I want to thank your for yours of the 11th. I appreciate
your writing me as you did, for I am sure you realize, by
your own personal experience, that such words of appreciation
from those you try to be of assistance to really makes life
worth while. I want to thank you also for your permitting
me the privilege of using this where I feel that it will
be appreciated. I trust that you will continue to improve,
and I am in hopes that sometime we may have the pleasure
of knowing you in person, and possibly we may be able to
cooperate in our endeavors, to be of more efficient service
to suffering humanity. You know I'll be glad to cooperate
with you in any way possible, and should there be those
among your clientele that desire that we try to assist you in
finding that which will be of assistance, you know we shall
be glad to try to help.
Again thanking you, and with kindest personal regards, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
5/04/26 Dr. [
4775] referred a patient, Mrs. [
250] for a
Physical Reading.
7/22/36 Dr. [
4775] requested and was sent current data re
procedure for obtaining readings. Included was the little
booklet by Thomas Sugrue which was a preface to this later
book THERE IS A RIVER.
8/01/40 Hugh Lynn Cayce's letter:
Dr. [
4775]
..., Alabama
Dear Dr. [
4775]
In going through our files, I find a copy of a physical
reading given by my father in February 1926. We are
endeavoring to bring our case histories up to date and will
appreciate your cooperation in filling out the enclosed
report form covering your reading. We are particularly
anxious to know just how accurate the reading was in
analyzing your condition. For example, the following points
may be confirmed by you. Subluxation at the 10th and 11th
dorsal. Disturbed condition in the stomach. Subluxation
at the second and third dorsal. These and other points
will give us a picture of the accuracy of the reading.
I would like for you to know about our expansion program
under which we will undertake to cross index the readings now
in our files. We have one of the most unusual collections
of physic data in existence, and believe that the good which
has come through these readings to so many people throughout
this country deserves more scientific study and presentation.
We want every individual who has had a reading to have
an opportunity, however small, in making this program a
success.
Within the near future, some member of the Association in
your vicinity will call to discuss your report and this
program.
Sincerely, Hugh Lynn Cayce HLC:EM
8/40 Reply to Questionnaire:
ASSOCIATION FOR RESEARCH AND ENLIGHTENMENT, INC.,
Virginia Beach, Virginia
INDIVIDUAL CASE REPORT
Date of Reading: Case No.: [
4775]
(PLEASE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS CAREFULLY)
(1) In your opinion did the analysis of the Reading cover the
condition? No. But was correct as far as it went.
(2) Give symptoms of condition described correctly?
Subluxation. 10 - 11 - dorsal - 2 - 3 D Disturbed stomach.
The condition of nerve system. All points described was
correct.
(3) What was the physician's analysis of this condition? No
physician was used.
(4) Have the suggestions given in the Reading been followed
exactly as outlined? No. Was impossible at the time.
(5) For how long? [No response]
(6) Describe the extent to which improvements have resulted?
Very much.
(7) Comment.
Date: 8/40 Signed: [
4775]
(Use reverse side if necessary)
Jesus experienced the ingratitude and the UNREASONABLE words
of the public just as all great Teachers have done.
The seekers after the the loaves and the fishes, demanding to
be fed and clothed without their own ways - The seekers after
miracles, demanding fresh wonder-workings - have ever been
the bane of the great Teachers of The Truth.
Is is a hard and bitter Truth, but all Teacher and true
lovers of the Truth must learn to meet and understand it.
And so it is with this great man Cayce. He has too often
been misunderstood.
His way is the only way to arrive at - TRUTH -
Dr. [
4775]


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