(Q) When, where and how have I been associated in the past
with my husband, and how can we use our influence in the
present to help other married couples be as happy as we are?
(A) As given, in the experience just before this were the
greater material activities. Hence in and about things that
have to do with the product of the soil may ye work together,
in and with such, to keep the better interests in each; and
things that have to do with mining or with prospecting -
don't be afraid of them! You'll gain when everyone else
would lose, each of you!
And in those experiences in the "city in the hills and
plains," ye were again companions. There, too, ye set about
to help others.
When ye were the queen in Persia, as a daughter of the
Egyptian Priest Ra-Ta, the present companion was thy son.
(Q) With Edgar Cayce, and in what way am I best fitted to
help him in his work now?
(A) As indicated, ye were his daughter twice. As to the way
in which ye may help, choose thou - you can do it, whatever
you choose!
(Q) With my mother-in-law?
(A) In the English land ye didn't gee very well, until you
came to the better interpretation and learned not to talk too
much.
(Q) With my office associates: Miss [
2589]?
(A) In Egypt were the closer associations, in the
experiences through that period.
(Q) Mrs. [
1523]?
(A) In Egypt.
(Q) Mrs. [
4046]?
(A) These associations had best be seen by comparison. Ye
knew of one another more than knowing one another personally;
though ye talked about such other scandalously!
(Q) Miss [
288]?
(A) Close associations in the "city in the hills and
plains". Ye knew of the entity and didn't think well of it,
in Egypt.
(Q) Mrs. [
5070] and Mr. [
3188]?
(A) These, you will find, you may parallel also. Ye were
associates, there were associations as of a distance - you
both talked too much!
(Q) Mrs. [
538]?
(A) In Egypt as well as in Persia. The closer relationship
was in the Persian experience, as helpers one to the other.
As has been given, let each of these experiences in the earth
be magnified. For in each there were those activities that
might be helpful to the entity, in that way of being
instructive to others.
We are through.
Two copies to Self
Copy to Ass'n file
Two for indexing
BACKGROUND
IMG's note: The Virginia Beach Employment Agency sent
Mrs. [
5125] to A.R.E. as a stenographer to help with the
flood of correspondence which resulted from the September
1943 "Coronet" article. Her husband was in the Navy,
stationed in the vicinity. During her employment here,
Mrs. [
5125]'s duties consisted of not only answering first
inquiry letters, but taking dictation from Mr. Cayce. Almost
instantaneously, there was a strong affinity between them.
As a result of that mutual interest, Mr. Cayce volunteered to
give Mrs. [
5125] a reading without receiving payment for it,
which she graciously accepted. The relationship between her
and Mrs. Cayce was also harmonious. At that time, Mrs.
[
5125] had been employed here for a full month.
REPORTS
11/12/46 Letter to GD: "We think of you all so often, and
would love to hear from you. My husband got home from the
Philippines safe and sound. Where is [
4046]? Let us hear
some news of the work and everyone when you have time."
[Husband's letterhead indicated he was a grower and shipper
of citrus products from Rio Grande Valley.]
3/13/50 Questionnaire sent. No reply.
2/57 Mailing was returned marked, "MOVED - LEFT NO ADDRESS".
8/10/81 GD's note: Today I heard from a friend of Mrs.
[
5125]'s husband that she had died some years ago. He
related how she [Mrs. [
5125]] had worked for Mr. Cayce a few
months; they both had enjoyed talking with him and fishing on
the lake (the husband being in the service stationed in
Virginia Beach at the time). Mr. Cayce had autographed a
copy of THERE IS A RIVER for her.
I remember them both very well; Mr. and Mrs. Cayce enjoyed
visiting with them and so did I; sometimes we would all go
out to lunch together. It would have been more enjoyable if
the times had not been so stressful for us all.
Her husband still lives in their home in Oklahoma, not far
from her birthplace.
See Source File Key #5125 for map section showing location of
Bokhoma, Okla. re 5125-1.


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