This Psychic Reading given by Edgar Cayce at his office, 115 West 35th Street, Virginia Beach, Va., this 25th day of November, 1930, in accordance with request made by the self - Mrs. [5661].
P R E S E N T
Edgar Cayce; Gertrude Cayce, Conductor; Gladys Davis, Steno. L. B. Cayce.
R E A D I N G
Time of Reading 10:35 A. M. Eastern Standard Time. Washington, D.C.
1. GC: You will have before you the body and the enquiring mind of [5661], in ... Junior High School teaching - ..., Washington, D.C. You will give a physical, mental and spiritual reading for this body, answering the questions which she will ask you pertaining to her associations and relations with one [...], of Washington, D.C.
2. EC: Yes, we have the body, the enquiring mind, [5661] - this we have had before. In many respects the body physical shows a nearer normal condition than as we last had same. While there is still inconvenience experienced by the body with the feet and the limbs, these - as we have given - would be bettered were there fitted those of the shoe as is CUSHIONED in the bottom. These would make for an easier, and for a bettered condition in the standing and walking. Dr. Reid's Cushion Shoes for Men and Women.
3. In the regions where the trouble arises that CAUSES the greater inconvenience, this - we would find - would be materially aided were those suggestions for those corrections followed! Why give others if you don't follow the ones given.
4. In the mental body and mental relationships, these - as we find - are both clarified and bemuddled. In the differentiation of that really desired and that KNOWN within self as to be the proper and the proper relationships, then allowing self to become entangled in a manner that calls for monetary considerations in directions, these necessarily make entanglements for the body.
5. As to those relationships with a body - these, as is innately known by the body, can mean VERY little, and the greater portion of the moneys as has been loaned may be counted as lost, unless there may be those arrangements whereby an AGREEMENT between all as concerning distribution of insurance may be made, or may make same safe - but unless an equitable and an agreement satisfactory to all concerned, it will make very ugly conditions in its final analysis. Ready for questions.
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6. (Q) Is [...] to be in my life any more? (A) He is! How is he going to leave it out? both mentally, financially, socially, and in every manner - EXISTENT!
7. (Q) If he gets out, is he safe? (A) Depends upon from what viewpoint it is viewed. As to the ABILITIES of the body - these, as we find, while they are much hedged about by the weaknesses of the flesh, they ARE worth while. Safe in THAT direction. As to self's and self's own destructive forces, not very safe!
8. (Q) If he gets well, how can I protect myself and yet not cause him a crash by admitting I see no future for us? (A) This is as has been given.
9. (Q) Any other advice that will help me in this connection? (A) The body KNOWS what is right! Just do that! We are through.
Copy to Self Two copies to Ass'n office