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   In "Edgar Cayce's Photographic Legacy", by David M. Leary, we find the   
   following captions regarding Gertrude Salter Evans Cayce:   
      
   "Another portrait of the 'light of his life', Edgar Cayce's beloved   
   mother ... or so she was all-inspirational until Gertrude S. Evans   
   became an influence with which to be reckoned."   
      
   "Gertrude Cayce, as son Edgar Evans will verify, was not only a   
   beautiful woman in many ways, but was a most loving, attentive, and   
   guiding element of remarkable stature to him ... "   
      
   "This fine portrait of the exquisite bride, Gertrude Evans Cayce   
   (photographed by the bridegroom himself; note monogram in lower   
   left-hand corner), was acquired from Hugh Lynn's office. Prominently   
   exhibited therein, it is Hugh Lynn's most precious memento ... After   
   all, let's not forget that this was his beloved mother, too."   
      
   "This woman of beauty, poise, character, strength, and fine intellect,   
   chose an equally unique man with whom she would spend her whole life,   
   and not until in her early forties did she learn (through those early   
   Cayce life readings, for most of which she was the conductor) that she   
   had made this choice prior to entering this lifetime."   
      
   "As both Edgar Evans and Hugh Lynn quickly admit, their mother,   
   Gertrude Cayce, readily shared with them and Edgar, not only the good   
   with the bad, but her honest, forthright, and often blunt viewpoints   
   of almost any situation in which her family was involved. Not only was   
   she Edgar's 'helpmate' and closest friend, she kept him in balance   
   (often with Gladys Davis' moral support), while guiding him through her   
   role of 'Readings Conductor'. Another unheralded great woman behind a   
   great and famous man."   
      
   Gertrude Salter Evans Cayce:   
      
   Thank you so much for being willing to experience and get through   
   virtually every sort of deprivation and humiliation and obstacle   
   and challenge and heartache because you believed in the depth of   
   your heart that you were saying and doing what God wanted you to be   
   and you believed that you were getting to where God wanted you to go.   
   YOU WERE RIGHT. And millions of people are beholden most of all to   
   you for the many benefits that they have gained because you were   
   willing to walk and talk with God. God bless you Gertrude Salter Evans   
   Cayce.   
      
   Debra Dee Freeman   
      
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   ADDENDUM ONE   
      
   In less than 24 hours after initially posting this article it came into my   
   mind to see exactly which Venture Inward issue Bob Smith last edited   
   and which Venture Inward issue Kevin Todeschi last edited. Voila!   
   I discovered an article in the November/December 2000 issue about   
   Gertrude Cayce titled "Gertrude Cayce, An Exceptional Soul", by   
   Leslie G. Cayce. (Thank you O Lord God for so soon bringing this to my   
   attention.) The article is quite good, and some of its relevant comments   
   are that when Edgar lost his voice doctors were mystified and offered   
   no cure and he thought his life was ruined but Gertrude's "unwavering   
   response foreshadowed how increasingly crucial she would become to   
   his stability. 'She was his strength and will to carry on,' Kirkpatrick   
   quotes a close family friend. 'She didn't give up on him when he would   
   have preferred her to do so, and when she had every reason to want to.'   
   ... Within the Cayces' home there was a sure and steady equanimity.   
   Its source was Gertrude, say her sons. 'She didn't have an easy life,'   
   said Hugh Lynn. 'But she did love that man, and without her, anybody   
   will tell you, Dad would have gone off into left field. She just loved him   
   into focus, keeping ideals and principles in focus. It was beautiful. She   
   was the strength, the willpower behind him. He would go off on tangents.   
   She always stayed still, whatever he wanted to do.' Moreover, he states,   
   'it was Gertrude's patience and devotion which served to anchor him   
   throughout their lives.' A dream of Edgar Cayce's amplifies Hugh Lynn's   
   observations: Edgar said in this dream he "seemed to be led by Gertrude.   
   There was actually a string on me. While it didn't seem as something that   
   bound me, but rather a feeling of security from losing my way. At times it   
   was a cord, other times a heavy rope or chain. Others, it was a rope of   
   pearls and diamonds, then plain glass beads. I could hear her calling me   
   but I could never see her. I could even hear her urging Miss Gladys to get   
   behind me and push me, and I could feel her pushing me over a hill or   
   around a corner." It is also of note that even this article author states,   
   "Throughout her 42-year marriage, Gertrude Evans Cayce preferred to   
   live in the shadow of her uniquely gifted husband Edgar. And since her   
   death over a half century ago, she has remained a mysterious presence,   
   having left behind barely a trace of how she felt about the remarkable role   
   that she was thrust into in their life and work together. No known letters   
   exist. With the exception of her younger son, Edgar Evans Cayce, few   
   people today who knew her provide more than brief flashes of memory.   
   However, pieces of her puzzle begin to fit together into a complex portrait   
   as assorted sources are tapped, including her own life readings and dream   
   readings. As details in her life come into focus, Gertrude Cayce grows   
   increasingly intriguing, for the multiple challenges thrust upon her were   
   daunting. They began before her marriage in 1903 and continued until she   
   and Edgar died only months apart in 1945."]   
      
      
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   ADDENDUM TWO   
      
   I have many reasons to believe that I am that soul that had been   
   incarnate as Gertrude Salter Evans Cayce. She expired in year 1945   
   and I was birthed in year 1959.   
      
   Here is some of the incontrovertible black-and-white written evidence   
   that can be conveyed for the purpose of this article:   
      
      
   G E M A T R I A   
      
   Hebrew Style A=1 to Z=800   
      
   (819) EDGAR CAYCE = WIFE DEBRA FREEMAN (819)   
   (819) EDGAR CAYCE = HUSBAND AND DEBRA FREEMAN (819)   
   (819) EDGAR CAYCE = PARTNER DEBRA DEE FREEMAN (819)   
   (819) EDGAR CAYCE = BELOVED DEBRA DEE FREEMAN (819)   
      
   Hebrew Style A=1 to Z=800   
      
   (1513) GERTRUDE CAYCE'S ~   
   REINCARNATION?   
   SO! SLATES DEBRA FREEMAN! (1513)   
   (1513) GERTRUDE CAYCE'S ~   
   REINCARNATION?   
   LASS DEBRA FREEMAN, TOES! (1513)   
      
   English Style A=1 to Z=26   
      
   (136) GERTRUDE CAYCE ~ AT? AT A.A DEBRA FREEMAN! (136)   
   (136) DEBRA FREEMAN'S TAD ~ GERTRUDE CAYCE! (136)   
      
   [A.A = Alt.Anagrams]   
      
      
   A N A G R A M S   
      
   ISIS IS THE QUEEN OF THE QUEEN'S CHAMBER.   
   IT IS SHE WHO BRINGS THE MAGIC OF REBIRTH   
   AS QUOTED IN THE EGYPTIAN BOOK OF THE DEAD. =   
   (BIG BIG QUESTION) Q: HOT HOT HIP FIT QUEEN   
   SHE ISIS MANIFESTED AS WHO? IE THINK BOTH   
   SHE GERTRUDE CAYCE, SHE DEBRA FREEMAN TOO!   
      
   [Note: Above quote is from "2038, The Great   
   Pyramid Timeline Prophecy", by J.V.A., which   
   is the first main statement in the book about   
   Isis and found on page 35.]   
      
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   ASSOCIATION FOR RESEARCH AND ENLIGHTENMENT =   
   THINE G. SALTER'S INCARNATION? CHOOSE D. FREEMAN!   
   THE OH-SO-NICE G. SALTER'S INCARNATION? D. FREEMAN!   
   G. SALTER'S SOON INCARNATION? EHE! CHIT D. FREEMAN!   
   G. SALTER'S SOON INCARNATION? EHH! CITE D. FREEMAN!   
   G. SALTER, ECHO, SOON IN? IN THIS CARNATE D. FREEMAN!   
   THIN G. SALTER, ECHO, IS SOON IN? CARNATE D. FREEMAN!   
   HIT G. SALTER, N ECHO, IS SOON IN? CARNATE D. FREEMAN!   
   IN HIT G. SALTER SOON IN? CHOSE CARNATE D. FREEMAN!   
   IN ASSOCIATION D. FREEMAN HERE, N NOTCH? G. SALTER!   
   IN ASSOCIATION HEN D. FREEMAN, N COT? HER G. SALTER!   
   ASSOCIATION HEN D. FREEMAN, COT, INN? HER G. SALTER!   
   ASSOCIATION D. FREEMAN, N COT? EHH! INNER G. SALTER!   
   ASSOCIATION D. FREEMAN, N ETCH? OH! INNER G. SALTER!   
      
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