5/11/27 EC's letter to [
4840]'s parents:
Mr. [
550] and Mrs. [
639]
..., Fla.
Dear Mr. [
550] and Mrs. [
639]:
I am in receipt of yours of the 6th, and I assure you your
letter is interesting indeed to us. It is at least
gratifying to know that another father and mother feel the
information gotten in these readings will be helpful to them
in understanding their boy's likes and dislikes, urges and
inclinations, just as WE feel it has been helpful to us in
understanding our own - for, as I told you, we are studying
the phenomena and want to do so in a thorough, consistent,
systematic, way and manner, and it is only when we have the
sincere expressions from other parents that we know whether
the information as gotten is as consistent to their way of
thinking as it has been to us. But when we have so many -
practically every one tells us the same thing, in a different
way - we feel impelled to believe there is a vast deal more
in the information than we have yet dreamed.
Now, respecting the questions you asked me, this is my
understanding of the paragraph regarding likes and dislikes:
His likes and dislikes are very strong, but the WILL of the
entity is even stronger, and unless he applies will at times
he may allow likes and dislikes to become detrimental to his
own best interests; that is, by not using will, or
discrimination in the application of will towards his likes
and dislikes, he might allow this to become his own undoing,
and thus bring remorse and destructive forces, even to
physical disability.
Now, as regarding the Chaldean experience:
As I understand, he must have been in that day an associate
of Abraham. Hence became a student of man's relation to God,
as understood by the people of that period. However, in his
present experience, while he has a deep reverence for things
spiritual, the ritual, or routine of any sect or ism, is very
much against his own feelings, and that in the application of
this - were he to study his own peculiar motives and
eccentricities, as regarding such spiritual understanding -
he would arrive at an understanding that would be most
beneficial throughout his own present life.
Now, I don't know whether these explanations I have tried to
outline will be helpful or beneficial, but I am in hopes they
will assist you in gaining, possibly, a little bit better
understanding of what is meant in the information given.
Also how he may better apply this information in his own
life.
5/23/27 Mother [
639]'s letter to EC:
..., Fla.
Dear Mr. Cayce:-
In studying [
4840]'s reading we do not have a clear
understanding of the paragraph which reads "In the influences
then as seen in Jupiter and in Uranus, we find these show the
ennobling influences in the life yet these at times are
turned in directions when the ability seems turned toward
that which would bring very detrimental conditions to the
body, in such, as has been seen in the manner and the way the
entity appears to those who are as the pals or chums of the
body".
We would appreciate it very much for you to write us just
what you understand from same.
5/27/27 EC's letter to Mrs. [
639]: Now, regarding the
question you ask in yours of the 23rd respecting [
4840]'s
Life Reading: I wish I could talk to you in person about
this, for I feel like I could better explain it - but I will
try to do so in as few words as possible - but should there
be anything that you don't understand, don't hesitate to ask
me, and we will give you our explanation as we see it, from
information that has been obtained in readings from time to
time.
As you will see from the paragraph referred to, it refers to
innate influences of the individual, classifying them as
Jupiterian and Uranian. The Jupiterian meaning high,
ennobling, benevolent, money, position, fame, and such
kindred conditions. Uranian - in its turn - meaning
eccentric, either very good or very bad, or in other words -
an extremist, with or without reason.
Now, when we put these two together, we find this indicated
by what is said: The body might bring detrimental conditions
to itself by being misunderstood by his own associates, or
pals, or chums, on account of such associates being unable to
correlate the intent and purpose of the individual - or of
[
4840] - with what he says and what he does. Now, this
possibly is rather a crude way to put this, but I hope you
get just the idea I am trying to express. If you don't,
however, please let me know; for, as you know, we are trying
to study these, and we hope that we can help each and
everyone.
With kindest personal regards to you both,
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
1/04/28 Mrs. [
639] requested a Life Reading for birthday
present for her husband, Mr. [
550], [
4840]'s father.
11/01/65 (Monday) Virginian-Pilot newspaper article:
NEW WORLD 'RACE'
ROME (AP) - Another race of ancient seafarers has been
slipped in as a dark-horse entry in the
who-discovered-America? sweepstakes.
A Rome University professor says he has found indications
that the venturesome Etruscans probably got there almost 20
centuries before either Christopher Columbus or Leif Erickson
was born.
Dr. Mario Gattoni Celli, a student of the still untranslated
Etruscan language, said Saturday he had sent a report on his
research to the Institute of Etruscan Studies at Florence.
"It cannot be excluded" he said, "that there was an Etruscan
migration to South America, because the Etruscans were
capable navigators and their ships were not much inferior to
those in which Columbus made his voyage."
Dr. Gattoni Celli bases his conclusions on what he says are
similarities in language and in religious symbols between the
Etruscans of the Italian peninsula and primitive tribes in
the Guianas of Northern South America.
The Etruscans appeared in Italy out of nowhere long before
Rome was founded. [See 4840-1, Par. 14.] There have been
theories that they were seafaring people from the Near East,
perhaps linked with the Phoenicians.
Their red-sailed ships plied the Mediterranean in trade seven
to eight centuries B.C. Their statues had an Egyptian look.
Their bronze work was the finest in the ancient Mediterranean
world. They taught the Romans how to build the arch. Then
they disappeared, swallowed up in expanding Rome.
Dr. Gattoni Celli told the Florence institute that a few
Etruscan words he had translated also were used, with the
same meaning, among primitive tribes in the Guianas, north of
the Amazon. He said religious symbols used by the native
priests there were identical with some of those inscribed on
Etruscan tombs found north of Rome.
So far the institute has not given any opinion on his theory.


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