He became very excited aobut the idea of making a movie based on the book.
Rather than being purely philosophical and metaphysical, this book fascinated him with its history of Cheiro's life. This book was unique in terms of Elvis' interest. I devoted an entire chapter of my book Leaves of Elvis' Garden to Elvis and numerology. He used these forms of divination to make personal predictions for famous clients and to foresee world events.Įlvis was an admirer of all of Cheiro's books, especially the ones on numerology, because of his own every-deepening fascination with numbers and their meaning. 9." Cheiro was a colorful occult figure of the early 20th century who was celebrated for use of palmistry, astrology and Chaldean numerology. This copy of Fate in the Making was personally autographed by the author to a young woman in 1931, and he made the notation that this was "Presentation Copy No. Elvis pored over his beloved books, often underlining and making marginal notes that were meaningful to him. His search and connection to God was the single most significant aspect and bedrock of his entire life and career. This is reflected in his music and the overwhelming outpouring of love and adoration from his fans worldwide. Together we studied ancient wisdom and philosophy, religions of East and West, exoteric and esoteric. Nothing was off bounds for our inquiring minds.Įlvis was a deep, sensitive person who was a voracious reader. We amassed an impressive library spanning the great teachings of the world's great spiritual, metaphysical and religious wisdom. This shared quest was our most significant bond.
I am the person who originally purchased and introduced this book to him.įrom the time I met Elvis in 1964, until his death in 1977, it was my position and responsibility, along with being his personal hair stylist, to bring Elvis spiritual and metaphysical books.
I am writing this letter to confirm that the book you have in your possession, Fate in the Making by Cheiro (Count Louis Hamon aka Wiliam John Warner), comes from Elvis Presley's personal library. Larry Geller's heartfelt, signed letter on his personal stationary tells the entire story of this book, and more. Elvis has underlined on 20 pages of the book and actually written on four of those pages! This might be the most heavily written-in book owned by Elvis Presley that has ever become available! The book is also signed by the author (pronounced "Ki-ro) in 1931, the year of publication. Offered is a 1931 first edition of the book Fate in the Making by the author Cheiro that was owned and heavily notated and underlined by Elvis Presley.
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