TEXT OF READING 5756-7
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Date: 4/10/1929 Sex: F ReadingID: 14268
This psychic reading volunteered by Edgar Cayce, at his office, 115 West 35th Street, Virginia Beach, Va., without being requested by Gertrude Cayce suggesting it, this 10th day of April, 1929, just following two check readings - before last suggestion was given for waking him up.
[Edgar Cayce; Gertrude Cayce, Conductor; Gladys Davis, Steno. L. B. Cayce and Thomas B. Brown.]
Time of Reading 5:50 P. M. Eastern Standard Time.
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EC: Now, there are many here that would speak concerning the various things as has been given regarding the educational end of the institutional work. THREE would speak concerning the varied approach, of the way as is given by each.
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As we find, Robertson would say - In the presentation of the pamphlets as lessons, the spectacular of each individual experience is an approach.
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While we find Funk would say - The REASON and the self-application would be the better approach.
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While we find, as is presented by Hudson - that the WAY of individual approach is the manner that should be presented in ANY information as is given to the public, knowing that - as has so often been said - it is first to the individual, THEN to the classes, then to the masses. CLASSES being the classification under the three heads as may be presented under the teaching or the INFLUENCE of each of these who were teachers in their physical experience. One the wonderer, the other the student, the other the reasoner - or the exhorter. In each field there is a class. While individuals differ, let the first PRINCIPLE be the starting point - ALL IS ONE! We are through for the present.
Reports
Reports & Follow-up
R1. 1/30/57 GD’s note: At the end of 5756-7, in discussing the information, it was concluded that EC was referring to Morgan Robertson, mystery writer; Dr. I. P. Funk; and Dr. Thomson J. Hudson.
Background
Background
B1. See previous mention of names [noted in 5756-7 Index & Background] in the [900] series, etc.
Generated research index
Index (LLM-extracted)
Summary
Edgar Cayce discusses three different approaches to presenting educational material, attributed to Robertson, Funk, and Hudson, emphasizing individual approach and the principle that all is one.
People: Robertson, Funk, Hudson
Concepts: individual approach, reason, self-application, teaching, influence, Oneness
Mentioned Entities
Gertrude Cayce, Gladys Davis, Oneness, Virginia Beach
Source: The Complete Edgar Cayce Readings, A.R.E. CD-ROM (2006). Reading 5756-7, ReadingID 14268.