12/16/29 EC's reply: Replying to yours of Nov. 17th, we
would like very much to be of help to you if it is possible.
However, we are not making any appointments for business
readings. Our requests for physical readings have grown to
such an extent that we find it impractical to try to continue
both, and - as we have built the hospital to materially
manifest the aid that may be given individuals for their
health, and prepared the place to carry the same out, we feel
that, inasmuch as we ARE limited in the number we are able to
assist, we have no right to give the time for purely
commercial purposes.
If you desire the reading for your health, that's a different
proposition. We will be very glad to make an appointment for
that, and to give you an appointment for:
Thursday, May 29, 1930, 10 to 12 A. M. Eastern Standard Time.
We certainly hope that things are going nicely for you. We
are glad to hear from you, and hope you will drop us a line
occasionally.
4/13/30 [
5648]'s letter:
Gentlemen:
Your letter [questionnaire form] of sometime since relative
to readings was received in due time. I am sorry to have
responded with such delay.
Before your asking, I wrote that I carried out the
instructions to the greatest extent for sometime and as far
as practical much thereafter. I refer to the instructions as
to health. Even these, I failed to find the appliance as the
readings show. However my physical condition was not so
readily observed by others neither was the improvement, so
that, it is difficult to write an interesting letter of the
matter. I believe the readings all contained great wisdom.
I am still bearing in mind and somewhat controlled by the
health instructions. I benefitted some by the employment
suggestions and believe I would have done much better had I
risked more to follow a certain suggestion with reference to
my previous connections.
4/13/30 [
5648]'s ltr. to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce:-
I have before me your letter of the 16th of December and note
the contents. I was very much disappointed at the time.
Things are better in a small way now tho I would still
appreciate as much wisdom as I can get. My own still voice
seems to have gone faint. In another's wording it might be
called "hunch".
I wish that you would still give me the reading a general
one, combining health, mental and material things as you did
in the first reading.
I thank you for your good wishes, and await your reply with
interest.
5/29/30 He had his fourth and last reading,
5648-4.



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