TEXT OF READING 1005-10 M 22 (Unemployed, Protestant)
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Date: 2/10/1931 Sex: M Age: 22 ReadingID: 6070
This Psychic Reading given by Edgar Cayce at his office, 115 West 35th Street, Virginia Beach, Va., this 10th day of February, 1931, in accordance with request made by self - Mr. [1005].
[Edgar Cayce; Getrude Cayce, Conductor; Gladys Davis, Steno. Mr. L. B. Cayce.]
Time of Reading 4:30 P. M. Eastern Standard Time. …, Ky.
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GC: You will have before you the body and the enquiring mind of [1005], …, Ky., and his relation to the estate - and also the conditions surrounding the estate - of […], who died on the evening of January 7, 1931, between 8 and 9 o’clock, at Williams’ Boarding House near the courthouse square in …, Ky. You will outline the course of action which [1005] should pursue regarding this, and answer the questions which I will ask you.
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EC: Yes, we have the body, the enquiring mind, and those relations and conditions as surround same. As we find, there are regular channels through which such conditions are handled. After a period, when there is not presented a will or testament as of same, the Court appoints one as an administrator, or one to administer that estate. There are claims, and with same there will be presented something of what IS to be done with the estate. These, as we find, are in the hands of those who acted in the capacity of the financial advisors in this same city, as well as the ones that attended same. Then, see that the court appoints such an one, and act in a manner to be in the position of only asking, only seeing there is the just administering of said estate in line with those that will be presented when such IS appointed. Read for questions.
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(Q) Was there a will? (A) As has been given! Just see what we have given here! Not as a will, but as how and when certain things have been taken care of, THESE certain things are to be done, see? This was made to prevent, as will be seen from the paper itself, outside influences causing or calling on another administration of such, see? Go to the bankers, then, in this place, would the body find - but not unbeknowings to the others! but have the court appoint such a one, see? Call for, the Court call for, then, all of the claims against such estate - which will be natural for the administrator to call.
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(Q) Who should be appointed as administrator? (A) The COURT will appoint administrator! We are through for the present.
Copy to Self Two copies to Ass’n office
Reports
Reports & Follow-up
R1. 2/17/31 He thanked EC for the rdg. and said he was following it.
R2. 9/26/35 He obtained a Ck. Physical in re injured foot - 1005-11.
Background
Background
B1. See his Life Reading, 1005-2, on 7/23/25.
B2. 2/2/31 “My good kinfolks in Tenn. are not playing fair with me in regards to Cousin […]‘s estate… I believe Cousin […] left a will, but as yet no one has been able to find it (so they say). He has been dead 4 wks. and they haven’t appointed an administrator. There is a fine farm which is fully stocked with cattle, and a great many other things, for which no one seems to be personally responsible… I want Cousin […]‘s estate settled in the way that it should be, and if he left a will, I want to find it if such is possible…if something isn’t done immediately the estate won’t be worth a cent to anyone.”
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Summary
Edgar Cayce advises a man on how to handle his cousin’s estate after death, suggesting he let the court appoint an administrator and not act independently.
Places: Virginia Beach, Kentucky, Tennessee
Concepts: estate administration, legal process, court appointment, financial advisors
Referenced readings: 1005-2, 1005-11
Mentioned Entities
Source: The Complete Edgar Cayce Readings, A.R.E. CD-ROM (2006). Reading 1005-10, ReadingID 6070.