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(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): Yes, we have the body here, [5671] - this we have had before. The general conditions in the body are much improved from those, even as when we last had same here. There needs be those precautions taken, that the system does not become overcharged with drosses, and that the body does not IRRITATE self through worriment or overactivity in manner that will be detrimental to the nerve reaction of the system, and we will find that - with the continued treatments given occasionally, with the eliminations kept as near normal as may be - the conditions would continue on the improve. Ready for questions.
(Q): How can body control her nerves?
(A): Control best by having the physical forces of the body near normal. Then, just be passive.
(Q): How often colon irrigation now?
(A): At least once each month.
(Q): How often should body come to hospital for treatments?
(A): At least twice each week.
(Q): Is body ready to go home?
(A): The body may GO home when it is ready, WILL those precautions be taken, and the treatments not neglected. Do not overtax system with any stimuli that produces irritation in system, see?
(Q): Is there any danger of recurrence?
(A): Always danger; for those weaknesses and conditions exist, and with an OVERTAXING of the system there may be recurrence. May not be exactly in the same nature, but be from the same source and cause.
(Q): Should all medicines be continued?
(A): These may be altered or changed according to the conditions as they progress in and with the system. | Should Dr. Parker's rectal treatments be continued now? | No. | 1 | 79,101 | 5671-0015 |
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): Yes, we have the body here, [5671] - this we have had before. The general conditions in the body are much improved from those, even as when we last had same here. There needs be those precautions taken, that the system does not become overcharged with drosses, and that the body does not IRRITATE self through worriment or overactivity in manner that will be detrimental to the nerve reaction of the system, and we will find that - with the continued treatments given occasionally, with the eliminations kept as near normal as may be - the conditions would continue on the improve. Ready for questions.
(Q): How can body control her nerves?
(A): Control best by having the physical forces of the body near normal. Then, just be passive.
(Q): How often colon irrigation now?
(A): At least once each month.
(Q): How often should body come to hospital for treatments?
(A): At least twice each week.
(Q): Is body ready to go home?
(A): The body may GO home when it is ready, WILL those precautions be taken, and the treatments not neglected. Do not overtax system with any stimuli that produces irritation in system, see?
(Q): Is there any danger of recurrence?
(A): Always danger; for those weaknesses and conditions exist, and with an OVERTAXING of the system there may be recurrence. May not be exactly in the same nature, but be from the same source and cause.
(Q): Should all medicines be continued?
(A): These may be altered or changed according to the conditions as they progress in and with the system.
(Q): Should Dr. Parker's rectal treatments be continued now?
(A): No. | Should she take it at hospital with the other treatments? | Take it at hospital after following the treatments, while the body rests.
That is all the questions regarding this body.
Copy to Dr. Lydic (to be delivered to patient on leaving hospital) ` ` Ass'n office ` ` Cayce Hospital ` ` Self | 1 | 79,102 | 5671-0015 |
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): Yes, we have the body here, [5671] - this we have had before. The general conditions in the body are much improved from those, even as when we last had same here. There needs be those precautions taken, that the system does not become overcharged with drosses, and that the body does not IRRITATE self through worriment or overactivity in manner that will be detrimental to the nerve reaction of the system, and we will find that - with the continued treatments given occasionally, with the eliminations kept as near normal as may be - the conditions would continue on the improve. Ready for questions.
(Q): How can body control her nerves?
(A): Control best by having the physical forces of the body near normal. Then, just be passive.
(Q): How often colon irrigation now?
(A): At least once each month.
(Q): How often should body come to hospital for treatments?
(A): At least twice each week.
(Q): Is body ready to go home?
(A): The body may GO home when it is ready, WILL those precautions be taken, and the treatments not neglected. Do not overtax system with any stimuli that produces irritation in system, see?
(Q): Is there any danger of recurrence?
(A): Always danger; for those weaknesses and conditions exist, and with an OVERTAXING of the system there may be recurrence. May not be exactly in the same nature, but be from the same source and cause.
(Q): Should all medicines be continued?
(A): These may be altered or changed according to the conditions as they progress in and with the system.
(Q): Should Dr. Parker's rectal treatments be continued now?
(A): No.
(Q): Should she take it at hospital with the other treatments?
(A): Take it at hospital after following the treatments, while the body rests.
That is all the questions regarding this body.
Copy to Dr. Lydic (to be delivered to patient on leaving hospital) ` ` Ass'n office ` ` Cayce Hospital ` ` Self | What treatments and medicine should be continued? | Should continue the osteopathic treatment; should continue the irrigation, and occasionally there should be those of the electric vibrations for the system. | 1 | 79,103 | 5671-0015 |
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): Yes, we have the body here, [5671] - this we have had before. The general conditions in the body are much improved from those, even as when we last had same here. There needs be those precautions taken, that the system does not become overcharged with drosses, and that the body does not IRRITATE self through worriment or overactivity in manner that will be detrimental to the nerve reaction of the system, and we will find that - with the continued treatments given occasionally, with the eliminations kept as near normal as may be - the conditions would continue on the improve. Ready for questions.
(Q): How can body control her nerves?
(A): Control best by having the physical forces of the body near normal. Then, just be passive.
(Q): How often colon irrigation now?
(A): At least once each month.
(Q): How often should body come to hospital for treatments?
(A): At least twice each week.
(Q): Is body ready to go home?
(A): The body may GO home when it is ready, WILL those precautions be taken, and the treatments not neglected. Do not overtax system with any stimuli that produces irritation in system, see?
(Q): Is there any danger of recurrence?
(A): Always danger; for those weaknesses and conditions exist, and with an OVERTAXING of the system there may be recurrence. May not be exactly in the same nature, but be from the same source and cause.
(Q): Should all medicines be continued?
(A): These may be altered or changed according to the conditions as they progress in and with the system.
(Q): Should Dr. Parker's rectal treatments be continued now?
(A): No.
(Q): Should she take it at hospital with the other treatments?
(A): Take it at hospital after following the treatments, while the body rests.
That is all the questions regarding this body.
Copy to Dr. Lydic (to be delivered to patient on leaving hospital) ` ` Ass'n office ` ` Cayce Hospital ` ` Self
(Q): What treatments and medicine should be continued?
(A): Should continue the osteopathic treatment; should continue the irrigation, and occasionally there should be those of the electric vibrations for the system. | When will the itch leave the body entirely? | When there is near the perfect normal functioning in eliminations in the system. | 1 | 79,104 | 5671-0015 |
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): Yes, we have the body here, [5671] - this we have had before. The general conditions in the body are much improved from those, even as when we last had same here. There needs be those precautions taken, that the system does not become overcharged with drosses, and that the body does not IRRITATE self through worriment or overactivity in manner that will be detrimental to the nerve reaction of the system, and we will find that - with the continued treatments given occasionally, with the eliminations kept as near normal as may be - the conditions would continue on the improve. Ready for questions.
(Q): How can body control her nerves?
(A): Control best by having the physical forces of the body near normal. Then, just be passive.
(Q): How often colon irrigation now?
(A): At least once each month.
(Q): How often should body come to hospital for treatments?
(A): At least twice each week.
(Q): Is body ready to go home?
(A): The body may GO home when it is ready, WILL those precautions be taken, and the treatments not neglected. Do not overtax system with any stimuli that produces irritation in system, see?
(Q): Is there any danger of recurrence?
(A): Always danger; for those weaknesses and conditions exist, and with an OVERTAXING of the system there may be recurrence. May not be exactly in the same nature, but be from the same source and cause.
(Q): Should all medicines be continued?
(A): These may be altered or changed according to the conditions as they progress in and with the system.
(Q): Should Dr. Parker's rectal treatments be continued now?
(A): No.
(Q): Should she take it at hospital with the other treatments?
(A): Take it at hospital after following the treatments, while the body rests.
That is all the questions regarding this body.
Copy to Dr. Lydic (to be delivered to patient on leaving hospital) ` ` Ass'n office ` ` Cayce Hospital ` ` Self
(Q): What treatments and medicine should be continued?
(A): Should continue the osteopathic treatment; should continue the irrigation, and occasionally there should be those of the electric vibrations for the system.
(Q): When will the itch leave the body entirely?
(A): When there is near the perfect normal functioning in eliminations in the system. | Would you advise battery at home? | Best that it be taken as the body rests after treatment. | 1 | 79,105 | 5671-0015 |
- | Give condition at present time. | This has been given. We are through with this reading.
Copy to Dr. Lydic ` ` Ass'n office ` ` Cayce Hospital ` ` Self | 1 | 79,106 | 5671-0016 |
(Q): Give condition at present time.
(A): This has been given. We are through with this reading.
Copy to Dr. Lydic ` ` Ass'n office ` ` Cayce Hospital ` ` Self | Give suggestions. | Yes, we have the body here. The body hasn't adhered altogether to the instructions as has been given respecting the body! Too much STIMULI, both to the nervous system and to the physical forces of the body, has been apparent in it. Hence the UNEASINESS as has been felt. Will the body keep near in accord with those conditions as have been outlined for it, no need why the improvement should not continue. Will there be the full excitement of the nerve forces of the system, the raising of those conditions existent in the lower portion of the body to that consciousness of the body from the 12th dorsal upward, the body will continue to itch and the body will continue to worry! Ready for questions. | 1 | 79,107 | 5671-0016 |
(Q): Give condition at present time.
(A): This has been given. We are through with this reading.
Copy to Dr. Lydic ` ` Ass'n office ` ` Cayce Hospital ` ` Self
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): Yes, we have the body here. The body hasn't adhered altogether to the instructions as has been given respecting the body! Too much STIMULI, both to the nervous system and to the physical forces of the body, has been apparent in it. Hence the UNEASINESS as has been felt. Will the body keep near in accord with those conditions as have been outlined for it, no need why the improvement should not continue. Will there be the full excitement of the nerve forces of the system, the raising of those conditions existent in the lower portion of the body to that consciousness of the body from the 12th dorsal upward, the body will continue to itch and the body will continue to worry! Ready for questions. | Give treatment for scratches and itching of vulva. | Use that of the ointments as has been given for same. The Ichthyol, or Ichthyolate, OINTMENT will be well to use here. | 1 | 79,108 | 5671-0016 |
(Q): Give condition at present time.
(A): This has been given. We are through with this reading.
Copy to Dr. Lydic ` ` Ass'n office ` ` Cayce Hospital ` ` Self
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): Yes, we have the body here. The body hasn't adhered altogether to the instructions as has been given respecting the body! Too much STIMULI, both to the nervous system and to the physical forces of the body, has been apparent in it. Hence the UNEASINESS as has been felt. Will the body keep near in accord with those conditions as have been outlined for it, no need why the improvement should not continue. Will there be the full excitement of the nerve forces of the system, the raising of those conditions existent in the lower portion of the body to that consciousness of the body from the 12th dorsal upward, the body will continue to itch and the body will continue to worry! Ready for questions.
(Q): Give treatment for scratches and itching of vulva.
(A): Use that of the ointments as has been given for same. The Ichthyol, or Ichthyolate, OINTMENT will be well to use here. | Should sitz baths be continued? | Occasionally, they should! | 1 | 79,109 | 5671-0016 |
(Q): Give condition at present time.
(A): This has been given. We are through with this reading.
Copy to Dr. Lydic ` ` Ass'n office ` ` Cayce Hospital ` ` Self
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): Yes, we have the body here. The body hasn't adhered altogether to the instructions as has been given respecting the body! Too much STIMULI, both to the nervous system and to the physical forces of the body, has been apparent in it. Hence the UNEASINESS as has been felt. Will the body keep near in accord with those conditions as have been outlined for it, no need why the improvement should not continue. Will there be the full excitement of the nerve forces of the system, the raising of those conditions existent in the lower portion of the body to that consciousness of the body from the 12th dorsal upward, the body will continue to itch and the body will continue to worry! Ready for questions.
(Q): Give treatment for scratches and itching of vulva.
(A): Use that of the ointments as has been given for same. The Ichthyol, or Ichthyolate, OINTMENT will be well to use here.
(Q): Should sitz baths be continued?
(A): Occasionally, they should! | What is causing welts on leg and side? | The irritation of the nervous system, the overtaxing of the physical forces through too much stimuli to the physical and nervous system. Take it a little bit EASIER! | 1 | 79,110 | 5671-0016 |
- | Can the body give her baby anything for the whooping cough? | That as has been outlined for whooping cough. Can give it anything, but this would be helpful - as has been outlined for same through these same suggestions. Use occasionally a few drops of the Syrup of Squill - three to five drops may be given two or three times a day. When the cough is severe, give five to ten drops of KEROSENE - in sugar or plain. MASSAGE the body thoroughly - especially through the upper dorsal region - with equal parts of olive oil and tincture of myrrh. Heat the oil and add the myrrh. THIS will relieve the condition. When the nausea comes, if there is given the juice of onions - not with that that is boiled in water, but heated and the juice pressed out - this is the best thing for pneumonia that may be given! Copy to Self ` ` Ass'n office ` ` Cayce Hospital | 1 | 79,111 | 5671-0017 |
(Q): Can the body give her baby anything for the whooping cough?
(A): That as has been outlined for whooping cough. Can give it anything, but this would be helpful - as has been outlined for same through these same suggestions. Use occasionally a few drops of the Syrup of Squill - three to five drops may be given two or three times a day. When the cough is severe, give five to ten drops of KEROSENE - in sugar or plain. MASSAGE the body thoroughly - especially through the upper dorsal region - with equal parts of olive oil and tincture of myrrh. Heat the oil and add the myrrh. THIS will relieve the condition. When the nausea comes, if there is given the juice of onions - not with that that is boiled in water, but heated and the juice pressed out - this is the best thing for pneumonia that may be given! Copy to Self ` ` Ass'n office ` ` Cayce Hospital | Give suggestions. | Yes, we have the body here - this we have had before. Now, the conditions as cause the uneasiness are more from those of a mental worry, producing a reaction through the nerve forces of the system, than of PHYSICAL conditions; though the physical reactions are apparent in the condition as is produced in the system, following out much of that as has been given.
We would, then, have - for the period - those of the changes in the manipulations, being mindful of the diet and of the irrigations to ELIMINATE the poisons. Ready for questions. | 1 | 79,112 | 5671-0017 |
(Q): Can the body give her baby anything for the whooping cough?
(A): That as has been outlined for whooping cough. Can give it anything, but this would be helpful - as has been outlined for same through these same suggestions. Use occasionally a few drops of the Syrup of Squill - three to five drops may be given two or three times a day. When the cough is severe, give five to ten drops of KEROSENE - in sugar or plain. MASSAGE the body thoroughly - especially through the upper dorsal region - with equal parts of olive oil and tincture of myrrh. Heat the oil and add the myrrh. THIS will relieve the condition. When the nausea comes, if there is given the juice of onions - not with that that is boiled in water, but heated and the juice pressed out - this is the best thing for pneumonia that may be given! Copy to Self ` ` Ass'n office ` ` Cayce Hospital
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): Yes, we have the body here - this we have had before. Now, the conditions as cause the uneasiness are more from those of a mental worry, producing a reaction through the nerve forces of the system, than of PHYSICAL conditions; though the physical reactions are apparent in the condition as is produced in the system, following out much of that as has been given.
We would, then, have - for the period - those of the changes in the manipulations, being mindful of the diet and of the irrigations to ELIMINATE the poisons. Ready for questions. | Has the diet been followed correctly? | As has been given, be mindful more of the diet, for these have been allowed to slip CONSIDERABLE. Too much potash has been in the system, and this NATURALLY comes for the reaction. | 1 | 79,113 | 5671-0017 |
(Q): Can the body give her baby anything for the whooping cough?
(A): That as has been outlined for whooping cough. Can give it anything, but this would be helpful - as has been outlined for same through these same suggestions. Use occasionally a few drops of the Syrup of Squill - three to five drops may be given two or three times a day. When the cough is severe, give five to ten drops of KEROSENE - in sugar or plain. MASSAGE the body thoroughly - especially through the upper dorsal region - with equal parts of olive oil and tincture of myrrh. Heat the oil and add the myrrh. THIS will relieve the condition. When the nausea comes, if there is given the juice of onions - not with that that is boiled in water, but heated and the juice pressed out - this is the best thing for pneumonia that may be given! Copy to Self ` ` Ass'n office ` ` Cayce Hospital
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): Yes, we have the body here - this we have had before. Now, the conditions as cause the uneasiness are more from those of a mental worry, producing a reaction through the nerve forces of the system, than of PHYSICAL conditions; though the physical reactions are apparent in the condition as is produced in the system, following out much of that as has been given.
We would, then, have - for the period - those of the changes in the manipulations, being mindful of the diet and of the irrigations to ELIMINATE the poisons. Ready for questions.
(Q): Has the diet been followed correctly?
(A): As has been given, be mindful more of the diet, for these have been allowed to slip CONSIDERABLE. Too much potash has been in the system, and this NATURALLY comes for the reaction. | Please give treatment for relief immediately. | Irrigation. | 1 | 79,114 | 5671-0017 |
(Q): Can the body give her baby anything for the whooping cough?
(A): That as has been outlined for whooping cough. Can give it anything, but this would be helpful - as has been outlined for same through these same suggestions. Use occasionally a few drops of the Syrup of Squill - three to five drops may be given two or three times a day. When the cough is severe, give five to ten drops of KEROSENE - in sugar or plain. MASSAGE the body thoroughly - especially through the upper dorsal region - with equal parts of olive oil and tincture of myrrh. Heat the oil and add the myrrh. THIS will relieve the condition. When the nausea comes, if there is given the juice of onions - not with that that is boiled in water, but heated and the juice pressed out - this is the best thing for pneumonia that may be given! Copy to Self ` ` Ass'n office ` ` Cayce Hospital
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): Yes, we have the body here - this we have had before. Now, the conditions as cause the uneasiness are more from those of a mental worry, producing a reaction through the nerve forces of the system, than of PHYSICAL conditions; though the physical reactions are apparent in the condition as is produced in the system, following out much of that as has been given.
We would, then, have - for the period - those of the changes in the manipulations, being mindful of the diet and of the irrigations to ELIMINATE the poisons. Ready for questions.
(Q): Has the diet been followed correctly?
(A): As has been given, be mindful more of the diet, for these have been allowed to slip CONSIDERABLE. Too much potash has been in the system, and this NATURALLY comes for the reaction.
(Q): Please give treatment for relief immediately.
(A): Irrigation. | What is making the itch so much worse? | Just as given, this is reflex in the system from mental conditions, poison accumulations. Hence the irrigations. | 1 | 79,115 | 5671-0017 |
- | Give suggestions. | We don't find it here. We have the impressions here. These have some conditions of an unsatisfactory mental forces, but as for the physical we would adhere to that as has been outlined. Shouldn't WORRY about these conditions, for these will come along alright. | 1 | 79,116 | 5671-0018 |
- | Give suggestions. | We have the body here - this we have had before. There hasn't been changes since last we had those impressions here. Little has been accomplished in that as suggested in this direction, for would the body follow rather closely, keep from the irritations, be mindful of the conditions as has been outlined, we would find different results. Ready for questions. | 1 | 79,117 | 5671-0019 |
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have the body here - this we have had before. There hasn't been changes since last we had those impressions here. Little has been accomplished in that as suggested in this direction, for would the body follow rather closely, keep from the irritations, be mindful of the conditions as has been outlined, we would find different results. Ready for questions. | How often irrigations and osteopathic treatments? | Irrigations should be about twice each month. Osteopathic treatments should be about twice each week. | 1 | 79,118 | 5671-0019 |
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have the body here - this we have had before. There hasn't been changes since last we had those impressions here. Little has been accomplished in that as suggested in this direction, for would the body follow rather closely, keep from the irritations, be mindful of the conditions as has been outlined, we would find different results. Ready for questions.
(Q): How often irrigations and osteopathic treatments?
(A): Irrigations should be about twice each month. Osteopathic treatments should be about twice each week. | What is meant by changing manipulations? | Just what it said! | 1 | 79,119 | 5671-0019 |
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have the body here - this we have had before. There hasn't been changes since last we had those impressions here. Little has been accomplished in that as suggested in this direction, for would the body follow rather closely, keep from the irritations, be mindful of the conditions as has been outlined, we would find different results. Ready for questions.
(Q): How often irrigations and osteopathic treatments?
(A): Irrigations should be about twice each month. Osteopathic treatments should be about twice each week.
(Q): What is meant by changing manipulations?
(A): Just what it said! | Will the itch ever be relieved? | The question answers itself! Will, and IF and so on. This is a condition of the nervous system, produced by pressures as HAS been outlined - see? Will the body follow the suggestions, believing, and keeping the system in such a condition as to eliminate same, it WILL. We are through with this reading.
Copy to Self ` ` Ass'n office ` ` Cayce Hospital | 1 | 79,120 | 5671-0019 |
- | Are the teeth and gums causing any trouble? | There is the natural inclination from such conditions or irritations in the system, to produce localized conditions in various portions of the system - until the system becomes attacked by that which is often classified as being a cause. Then, when the conditions become effective - as here - it is merely an added condition, NOT a cause - though, allowed to BECOME such within themselves, then they produce or throw into the system that which is an irritant, and OFTEN being of a different nature and character in its activity, produces harmful effects TO that that may be applied for curative forces. Hence, to apply local conditions for that condition itself, and as an aid to the general distribution of forces in the system, would be helpful. So, were the teeth themselves - the gums - CLEANSED thoroughly, and applications of those in the form of Ipsab applied locally to the gums - close to the roots - this would prove very beneficial. | 1 | 79,121 | 5672-0001 |
(Q): Are the teeth and gums causing any trouble?
(A): There is the natural inclination from such conditions or irritations in the system, to produce localized conditions in various portions of the system - until the system becomes attacked by that which is often classified as being a cause. Then, when the conditions become effective - as here - it is merely an added condition, NOT a cause - though, allowed to BECOME such within themselves, then they produce or throw into the system that which is an irritant, and OFTEN being of a different nature and character in its activity, produces harmful effects TO that that may be applied for curative forces. Hence, to apply local conditions for that condition itself, and as an aid to the general distribution of forces in the system, would be helpful. So, were the teeth themselves - the gums - CLEANSED thoroughly, and applications of those in the form of Ipsab applied locally to the gums - close to the roots - this would prove very beneficial. | Can anything be given to heal the skin on vulva that would be soothing and not irritating? | Use those of any of the properties that are healing in their nature, that will be added to that of the dust of medicated ash. Not the ash itself, but the DUST from same. Use any of those as a carrier, see? The proportion would be, to one DRAM of a carrier - either that of oil of butterfat, oil of the coconut oil, oil of ANY of those that are soothing in their nature - adding to this of the dust, about one-eighth grain to the dram of the carrier. This will be soothing, and this will be healing. | 1 | 79,122 | 5672-0001 |
(Q): Are the teeth and gums causing any trouble?
(A): There is the natural inclination from such conditions or irritations in the system, to produce localized conditions in various portions of the system - until the system becomes attacked by that which is often classified as being a cause. Then, when the conditions become effective - as here - it is merely an added condition, NOT a cause - though, allowed to BECOME such within themselves, then they produce or throw into the system that which is an irritant, and OFTEN being of a different nature and character in its activity, produces harmful effects TO that that may be applied for curative forces. Hence, to apply local conditions for that condition itself, and as an aid to the general distribution of forces in the system, would be helpful. So, were the teeth themselves - the gums - CLEANSED thoroughly, and applications of those in the form of Ipsab applied locally to the gums - close to the roots - this would prove very beneficial.
(Q): Can anything be given to heal the skin on vulva that would be soothing and not irritating?
(A): Use those of any of the properties that are healing in their nature, that will be added to that of the dust of medicated ash. Not the ash itself, but the DUST from same. Use any of those as a carrier, see? The proportion would be, to one DRAM of a carrier - either that of oil of butterfat, oil of the coconut oil, oil of ANY of those that are soothing in their nature - adding to this of the dust, about one-eighth grain to the dram of the carrier. This will be soothing, and this will be healing. | Give suggestions. | We have the body here - this we have had before. Ready for questions. | 1 | 79,123 | 5672-0001 |
(Q): Are the teeth and gums causing any trouble?
(A): There is the natural inclination from such conditions or irritations in the system, to produce localized conditions in various portions of the system - until the system becomes attacked by that which is often classified as being a cause. Then, when the conditions become effective - as here - it is merely an added condition, NOT a cause - though, allowed to BECOME such within themselves, then they produce or throw into the system that which is an irritant, and OFTEN being of a different nature and character in its activity, produces harmful effects TO that that may be applied for curative forces. Hence, to apply local conditions for that condition itself, and as an aid to the general distribution of forces in the system, would be helpful. So, were the teeth themselves - the gums - CLEANSED thoroughly, and applications of those in the form of Ipsab applied locally to the gums - close to the roots - this would prove very beneficial.
(Q): Can anything be given to heal the skin on vulva that would be soothing and not irritating?
(A): Use those of any of the properties that are healing in their nature, that will be added to that of the dust of medicated ash. Not the ash itself, but the DUST from same. Use any of those as a carrier, see? The proportion would be, to one DRAM of a carrier - either that of oil of butterfat, oil of the coconut oil, oil of ANY of those that are soothing in their nature - adding to this of the dust, about one-eighth grain to the dram of the carrier. This will be soothing, and this will be healing.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have the body here - this we have had before. Ready for questions. | How can they obtain this dust? | As it would be, the powder itself - placed in any container and DUST through same. Like as of the BANDAGE cover, or such, see? so that the particles themselves are not - for each is an ACTIVE atom in itself, and when there are particles of same, they are of such a nature as to become TOO active in one point, see? or in such a carrier there is such an accumulation of those forces from the system itself that are of the healing nature, that they become a counterirritant; while in the broken UP particles they become a soothing nature. | 1 | 79,124 | 5672-0001 |
(Q): Are the teeth and gums causing any trouble?
(A): There is the natural inclination from such conditions or irritations in the system, to produce localized conditions in various portions of the system - until the system becomes attacked by that which is often classified as being a cause. Then, when the conditions become effective - as here - it is merely an added condition, NOT a cause - though, allowed to BECOME such within themselves, then they produce or throw into the system that which is an irritant, and OFTEN being of a different nature and character in its activity, produces harmful effects TO that that may be applied for curative forces. Hence, to apply local conditions for that condition itself, and as an aid to the general distribution of forces in the system, would be helpful. So, were the teeth themselves - the gums - CLEANSED thoroughly, and applications of those in the form of Ipsab applied locally to the gums - close to the roots - this would prove very beneficial.
(Q): Can anything be given to heal the skin on vulva that would be soothing and not irritating?
(A): Use those of any of the properties that are healing in their nature, that will be added to that of the dust of medicated ash. Not the ash itself, but the DUST from same. Use any of those as a carrier, see? The proportion would be, to one DRAM of a carrier - either that of oil of butterfat, oil of the coconut oil, oil of ANY of those that are soothing in their nature - adding to this of the dust, about one-eighth grain to the dram of the carrier. This will be soothing, and this will be healing.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have the body here - this we have had before. Ready for questions.
(Q): How can they obtain this dust?
(A): As it would be, the powder itself - placed in any container and DUST through same. Like as of the BANDAGE cover, or such, see? so that the particles themselves are not - for each is an ACTIVE atom in itself, and when there are particles of same, they are of such a nature as to become TOO active in one point, see? or in such a carrier there is such an accumulation of those forces from the system itself that are of the healing nature, that they become a counterirritant; while in the broken UP particles they become a soothing nature. | How long at a time? | As long as there may be active forces in those that are used as astringents for system during such treatments, which requires from fifteen to twenty-five minutes - depending upon the temperature of the bath itself.
That is all the questions regarding this body.
We are through with this reading.
Copy to Self ` ` Ass'n office ` ` Cayce Hospital | 1 | 79,125 | 5672-0001 |
(Q): Are the teeth and gums causing any trouble?
(A): There is the natural inclination from such conditions or irritations in the system, to produce localized conditions in various portions of the system - until the system becomes attacked by that which is often classified as being a cause. Then, when the conditions become effective - as here - it is merely an added condition, NOT a cause - though, allowed to BECOME such within themselves, then they produce or throw into the system that which is an irritant, and OFTEN being of a different nature and character in its activity, produces harmful effects TO that that may be applied for curative forces. Hence, to apply local conditions for that condition itself, and as an aid to the general distribution of forces in the system, would be helpful. So, were the teeth themselves - the gums - CLEANSED thoroughly, and applications of those in the form of Ipsab applied locally to the gums - close to the roots - this would prove very beneficial.
(Q): Can anything be given to heal the skin on vulva that would be soothing and not irritating?
(A): Use those of any of the properties that are healing in their nature, that will be added to that of the dust of medicated ash. Not the ash itself, but the DUST from same. Use any of those as a carrier, see? The proportion would be, to one DRAM of a carrier - either that of oil of butterfat, oil of the coconut oil, oil of ANY of those that are soothing in their nature - adding to this of the dust, about one-eighth grain to the dram of the carrier. This will be soothing, and this will be healing.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have the body here - this we have had before. Ready for questions.
(Q): How can they obtain this dust?
(A): As it would be, the powder itself - placed in any container and DUST through same. Like as of the BANDAGE cover, or such, see? so that the particles themselves are not - for each is an ACTIVE atom in itself, and when there are particles of same, they are of such a nature as to become TOO active in one point, see? or in such a carrier there is such an accumulation of those forces from the system itself that are of the healing nature, that they become a counterirritant; while in the broken UP particles they become a soothing nature.
(Q): How long at a time?
(A): As long as there may be active forces in those that are used as astringents for system during such treatments, which requires from fifteen to twenty-five minutes - depending upon the temperature of the bath itself.
That is all the questions regarding this body.
We are through with this reading.
Copy to Self ` ` Ass'n office ` ` Cayce Hospital | Should any change be made in osteopathic treatments? | No change in these at the present. | 1 | 79,126 | 5672-0001 |
(Q): Are the teeth and gums causing any trouble?
(A): There is the natural inclination from such conditions or irritations in the system, to produce localized conditions in various portions of the system - until the system becomes attacked by that which is often classified as being a cause. Then, when the conditions become effective - as here - it is merely an added condition, NOT a cause - though, allowed to BECOME such within themselves, then they produce or throw into the system that which is an irritant, and OFTEN being of a different nature and character in its activity, produces harmful effects TO that that may be applied for curative forces. Hence, to apply local conditions for that condition itself, and as an aid to the general distribution of forces in the system, would be helpful. So, were the teeth themselves - the gums - CLEANSED thoroughly, and applications of those in the form of Ipsab applied locally to the gums - close to the roots - this would prove very beneficial.
(Q): Can anything be given to heal the skin on vulva that would be soothing and not irritating?
(A): Use those of any of the properties that are healing in their nature, that will be added to that of the dust of medicated ash. Not the ash itself, but the DUST from same. Use any of those as a carrier, see? The proportion would be, to one DRAM of a carrier - either that of oil of butterfat, oil of the coconut oil, oil of ANY of those that are soothing in their nature - adding to this of the dust, about one-eighth grain to the dram of the carrier. This will be soothing, and this will be healing.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have the body here - this we have had before. Ready for questions.
(Q): How can they obtain this dust?
(A): As it would be, the powder itself - placed in any container and DUST through same. Like as of the BANDAGE cover, or such, see? so that the particles themselves are not - for each is an ACTIVE atom in itself, and when there are particles of same, they are of such a nature as to become TOO active in one point, see? or in such a carrier there is such an accumulation of those forces from the system itself that are of the healing nature, that they become a counterirritant; while in the broken UP particles they become a soothing nature.
(Q): How long at a time?
(A): As long as there may be active forces in those that are used as astringents for system during such treatments, which requires from fifteen to twenty-five minutes - depending upon the temperature of the bath itself.
That is all the questions regarding this body.
We are through with this reading.
Copy to Self ` ` Ass'n office ` ` Cayce Hospital
(Q): Should any change be made in osteopathic treatments?
(A): No change in these at the present. | Should sitz baths be continued? If so, how often? | Occasionally. About once each week, or once each two weeks. | 1 | 79,127 | 5672-0001 |
(Q): Are the teeth and gums causing any trouble?
(A): There is the natural inclination from such conditions or irritations in the system, to produce localized conditions in various portions of the system - until the system becomes attacked by that which is often classified as being a cause. Then, when the conditions become effective - as here - it is merely an added condition, NOT a cause - though, allowed to BECOME such within themselves, then they produce or throw into the system that which is an irritant, and OFTEN being of a different nature and character in its activity, produces harmful effects TO that that may be applied for curative forces. Hence, to apply local conditions for that condition itself, and as an aid to the general distribution of forces in the system, would be helpful. So, were the teeth themselves - the gums - CLEANSED thoroughly, and applications of those in the form of Ipsab applied locally to the gums - close to the roots - this would prove very beneficial.
(Q): Can anything be given to heal the skin on vulva that would be soothing and not irritating?
(A): Use those of any of the properties that are healing in their nature, that will be added to that of the dust of medicated ash. Not the ash itself, but the DUST from same. Use any of those as a carrier, see? The proportion would be, to one DRAM of a carrier - either that of oil of butterfat, oil of the coconut oil, oil of ANY of those that are soothing in their nature - adding to this of the dust, about one-eighth grain to the dram of the carrier. This will be soothing, and this will be healing.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have the body here - this we have had before. Ready for questions.
(Q): How can they obtain this dust?
(A): As it would be, the powder itself - placed in any container and DUST through same. Like as of the BANDAGE cover, or such, see? so that the particles themselves are not - for each is an ACTIVE atom in itself, and when there are particles of same, they are of such a nature as to become TOO active in one point, see? or in such a carrier there is such an accumulation of those forces from the system itself that are of the healing nature, that they become a counterirritant; while in the broken UP particles they become a soothing nature.
(Q): How long at a time?
(A): As long as there may be active forces in those that are used as astringents for system during such treatments, which requires from fifteen to twenty-five minutes - depending upon the temperature of the bath itself.
That is all the questions regarding this body.
We are through with this reading.
Copy to Self ` ` Ass'n office ` ` Cayce Hospital
(Q): Should any change be made in osteopathic treatments?
(A): No change in these at the present.
(Q): Should sitz baths be continued? If so, how often?
(A): Occasionally. About once each week, or once each two weeks. | Why is condition so much worse? | Irritations both mental and physical, as is apparent by the condition existent itself. The non-conformity to the diet that has been outlined, and non-conformity to the applications as so far as the physical activities, MENTAL activities of the body. The condition in itself, of the attempting to be curative powers - attack the conditions, and then attempting to prevent those of OTHER conditions coming about in the system of a normalcy - will always work in opposites, and THESE produce NATURAL irritations for the system. In the applications, then, either conform TO those - or CHANGE to other conditions, to be sure. | 1 | 79,128 | 5672-0001 |
(Q): Are the teeth and gums causing any trouble?
(A): There is the natural inclination from such conditions or irritations in the system, to produce localized conditions in various portions of the system - until the system becomes attacked by that which is often classified as being a cause. Then, when the conditions become effective - as here - it is merely an added condition, NOT a cause - though, allowed to BECOME such within themselves, then they produce or throw into the system that which is an irritant, and OFTEN being of a different nature and character in its activity, produces harmful effects TO that that may be applied for curative forces. Hence, to apply local conditions for that condition itself, and as an aid to the general distribution of forces in the system, would be helpful. So, were the teeth themselves - the gums - CLEANSED thoroughly, and applications of those in the form of Ipsab applied locally to the gums - close to the roots - this would prove very beneficial.
(Q): Can anything be given to heal the skin on vulva that would be soothing and not irritating?
(A): Use those of any of the properties that are healing in their nature, that will be added to that of the dust of medicated ash. Not the ash itself, but the DUST from same. Use any of those as a carrier, see? The proportion would be, to one DRAM of a carrier - either that of oil of butterfat, oil of the coconut oil, oil of ANY of those that are soothing in their nature - adding to this of the dust, about one-eighth grain to the dram of the carrier. This will be soothing, and this will be healing.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have the body here - this we have had before. Ready for questions.
(Q): How can they obtain this dust?
(A): As it would be, the powder itself - placed in any container and DUST through same. Like as of the BANDAGE cover, or such, see? so that the particles themselves are not - for each is an ACTIVE atom in itself, and when there are particles of same, they are of such a nature as to become TOO active in one point, see? or in such a carrier there is such an accumulation of those forces from the system itself that are of the healing nature, that they become a counterirritant; while in the broken UP particles they become a soothing nature.
(Q): How long at a time?
(A): As long as there may be active forces in those that are used as astringents for system during such treatments, which requires from fifteen to twenty-five minutes - depending upon the temperature of the bath itself.
That is all the questions regarding this body.
We are through with this reading.
Copy to Self ` ` Ass'n office ` ` Cayce Hospital
(Q): Should any change be made in osteopathic treatments?
(A): No change in these at the present.
(Q): Should sitz baths be continued? If so, how often?
(A): Occasionally. About once each week, or once each two weeks.
(Q): Why is condition so much worse?
(A): Irritations both mental and physical, as is apparent by the condition existent itself. The non-conformity to the diet that has been outlined, and non-conformity to the applications as so far as the physical activities, MENTAL activities of the body. The condition in itself, of the attempting to be curative powers - attack the conditions, and then attempting to prevent those of OTHER conditions coming about in the system of a normalcy - will always work in opposites, and THESE produce NATURAL irritations for the system. In the applications, then, either conform TO those - or CHANGE to other conditions, to be sure. | Would bathing in ocean and sand be beneficial? | NOT just at present. Would a little bit later, in little bit different climatic conditions - or the temperature conditions. | 1 | 79,129 | 5672-0001 |
(Q): Are the teeth and gums causing any trouble?
(A): There is the natural inclination from such conditions or irritations in the system, to produce localized conditions in various portions of the system - until the system becomes attacked by that which is often classified as being a cause. Then, when the conditions become effective - as here - it is merely an added condition, NOT a cause - though, allowed to BECOME such within themselves, then they produce or throw into the system that which is an irritant, and OFTEN being of a different nature and character in its activity, produces harmful effects TO that that may be applied for curative forces. Hence, to apply local conditions for that condition itself, and as an aid to the general distribution of forces in the system, would be helpful. So, were the teeth themselves - the gums - CLEANSED thoroughly, and applications of those in the form of Ipsab applied locally to the gums - close to the roots - this would prove very beneficial.
(Q): Can anything be given to heal the skin on vulva that would be soothing and not irritating?
(A): Use those of any of the properties that are healing in their nature, that will be added to that of the dust of medicated ash. Not the ash itself, but the DUST from same. Use any of those as a carrier, see? The proportion would be, to one DRAM of a carrier - either that of oil of butterfat, oil of the coconut oil, oil of ANY of those that are soothing in their nature - adding to this of the dust, about one-eighth grain to the dram of the carrier. This will be soothing, and this will be healing.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have the body here - this we have had before. Ready for questions.
(Q): How can they obtain this dust?
(A): As it would be, the powder itself - placed in any container and DUST through same. Like as of the BANDAGE cover, or such, see? so that the particles themselves are not - for each is an ACTIVE atom in itself, and when there are particles of same, they are of such a nature as to become TOO active in one point, see? or in such a carrier there is such an accumulation of those forces from the system itself that are of the healing nature, that they become a counterirritant; while in the broken UP particles they become a soothing nature.
(Q): How long at a time?
(A): As long as there may be active forces in those that are used as astringents for system during such treatments, which requires from fifteen to twenty-five minutes - depending upon the temperature of the bath itself.
That is all the questions regarding this body.
We are through with this reading.
Copy to Self ` ` Ass'n office ` ` Cayce Hospital
(Q): Should any change be made in osteopathic treatments?
(A): No change in these at the present.
(Q): Should sitz baths be continued? If so, how often?
(A): Occasionally. About once each week, or once each two weeks.
(Q): Why is condition so much worse?
(A): Irritations both mental and physical, as is apparent by the condition existent itself. The non-conformity to the diet that has been outlined, and non-conformity to the applications as so far as the physical activities, MENTAL activities of the body. The condition in itself, of the attempting to be curative powers - attack the conditions, and then attempting to prevent those of OTHER conditions coming about in the system of a normalcy - will always work in opposites, and THESE produce NATURAL irritations for the system. In the applications, then, either conform TO those - or CHANGE to other conditions, to be sure.
(Q): Would bathing in ocean and sand be beneficial?
(A): NOT just at present. Would a little bit later, in little bit different climatic conditions - or the temperature conditions. | Would removing the gall bladder help the condition? | We wouldn't find that it would. This would be merely removing some portion that is affected BY a condition, and NOT removing that causing same. | 1 | 79,130 | 5672-0001 |
- | Are lungs healing properly? | Do as we have given, and they will heal better!
That is all the questions.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Wife ` ` Mrs. [255] ` ` Cayce file Ass'n file
(White's Cod Liver Oil Tablets - Concentrated - made by Pure Food Products Co., Newark, N.J.
Atomidine is manufactured by Schieffelin & Co., New York, N.Y.) | 1 | 79,131 | 5673-0001 |
(Q): Are lungs healing properly?
(A): Do as we have given, and they will heal better!
That is all the questions.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Wife ` ` Mrs. [255] ` ` Cayce file Ass'n file
(White's Cod Liver Oil Tablets - Concentrated - made by Pure Food Products Co., Newark, N.J.
Atomidine is manufactured by Schieffelin & Co., New York, N.Y.) | Give suggestions. | Yes, we have the body here, [5672]. Now, we find there are disturbing conditions in the physical functioning of the body, and while the body physical may be said to be in the recuperative stage, there are conditions which - as we find - were they changed, would materially aid in faster recuperation and prevent detrimental and weakening conditions existing IN the organs and the general system; were these added to, or changed to these elements as WE would find necessary for the full recuperation, with less and less chance or opportunity for detrimental effects to remain in the system.
As we find, these are the conditions: While there are evidences of a great deal of poison being in the system from the after effects of congestion in lung, and in liver, these are - in the manner - the blood attempting to create sufficient of the necessary elements in the plasm of the blood itself to meet these conditions. Hence we find rather a weak, depleted, low circulation with tendencies in the afternoons - or early morning (and these vary somewhat) of a little temperature arising. This not a condition to be alarming; rather a necessary condition, provided there is supplied in the system that which will give the plasm and the whole blood stream that which to build upon, and keeping same balanced sufficiently that there is not a strain or a relying upon one organ or another, or of the system as a whole to supply the necessary elements at the depleting or depletion of some other portion of the system. See? This, then, as we find, leaves the whole of the organism rather in a depleted and rundown condition.
There are those contributory causes, as we find, in the condition of the teeth; in the condition of the throat and bronchia, that add TO the poisons that are attempting to be eliminated from the system. Were those teeth removed that show pus in same, and there are some both in the lower and upper portion of the mouth that need not only local attention but to be removed bodily from the system, these poisons may not accumulate there.
That in the throat and bronchi are of the strept nature. Hence it is from this that the strain on the kidney is being exercised, see? Now this, as we will find, will need a different character of attention, and the kidneys AND the hepatic circulation would balance themselves more nominally were these used that will act as an antiseptic TO the tissue itself and at the same time adding to the body that which will assist in throwing off and eliminating nominally through all of the ductless glands that work in this direction, as well as of the organs themselves in meeting the emergencies and the conditions as they arise.
Then, we would have as this for the body, [5672].
First, as SOON as practical, we would have those teeth removed where there are dead nerves or pus formed, with the others treated.
We would use a gargle of Atomidine for the throat and for the ROOF of mouth and bronchi. To half a glass of water put thirty to forty drops of Atomidine, see? use as a gargle at least twice each day.
Take the Atomidine internally; five to eight drops in half a glass of water twice each day. This may be taken at the time the gargle is made, or at opposite periods. They would preferably be made just before retiring and when making the toilet, or the bath of mornings, before FOOD is taken into the system.
We would also take at least two tablets of White's Cod Liver Compound, or extracts, after each meal. These will carry more of the vitamins necessary to supply the blood, that as will make for oxygen in the system; also will clarify the tissue that is sore through the lungs, and working well with the digestive system. The Atomidine also will work well with the glands of the throat, the glands of the pancreas; also of the lacteals and of the endrenal, clarifying the kidneys.
As for the eliminations, these we would keep rather ABOVE the normal. We will find that those compounds, when it is necessary to take any, will carry Senna - rather than of the coal tar preparation, will work better with this system; or, as we find, one of the best would be Castoria, taken in very small doses - half a teaspoonful every thirty minutes, or better STILL ten drops every fifteen minutes until there is a full reaction from the alimentary canal, no matter if it requires two bottles of same - or eighteen hundred drops. These are those properties that make for a whole coordination of the DIGESTIVE system, see?
In the matter of the diet, we would have rather as this - while these conform to some of those being taken - these may be altered occasionally:
Mornings - coddled egg and toast; dry toast or milk toast; or cereals - cooked cereals, preferably of Wheatena or rolled oats, but the oats should be the steel cut oats rather than those already heated, for they lose some of the necessary vitamins in such. Those that are cooked for a long period of time. There may be taken fresh fruits with the toast, or orange, grapefruit or lemon - see? They would be better taken as the juice than with the pulp of the fruit itself. DO NOT mix cereals and fruit juices, though cereals with fresh fruits may be taken - as sliced peaches, pears, or the like. Those that are canned may be taken, provided they are not canned - or preserved - with Benzoate of Soda. Those of the standard brands, or the Libby, or the LaMonte brands, we find are the more perfect; though those of the Libby are more perfect than the others.
Noon - broths of fresh meats, as of lamb, or preferably of wild game - of the hare, or of the squirrel, or the partridge, or the grouse, or the like - these would be well for the body; but little of the meats would we take - but thick broths. Milk may be taken at this same period. Much better that the milk is heated, but not boiled - or better still with the animal heat in same when taken. Bad time to milk a cow, but be very well to give it at that period!
Evenings - particularly blood building foods, as of liver or tripe, or of pig knuckle, or of blood pudding. This may be taken with some cereal drink, or coffee - but not coffee with milk in it.
This, as we find, would be the nominal way for the better developing of the necessary elements. These added with the properties taken.
In taking the White's Cod Liver Oil, take these two after each meal - see? and don't forget to eat the meals!
Ready for questions. | 1 | 79,132 | 5673-0001 |
(Q): Are lungs healing properly?
(A): Do as we have given, and they will heal better!
That is all the questions.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Wife ` ` Mrs. [255] ` ` Cayce file Ass'n file
(White's Cod Liver Oil Tablets - Concentrated - made by Pure Food Products Co., Newark, N.J.
Atomidine is manufactured by Schieffelin & Co., New York, N.Y.)
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): Yes, we have the body here, [5672]. Now, we find there are disturbing conditions in the physical functioning of the body, and while the body physical may be said to be in the recuperative stage, there are conditions which - as we find - were they changed, would materially aid in faster recuperation and prevent detrimental and weakening conditions existing IN the organs and the general system; were these added to, or changed to these elements as WE would find necessary for the full recuperation, with less and less chance or opportunity for detrimental effects to remain in the system.
As we find, these are the conditions: While there are evidences of a great deal of poison being in the system from the after effects of congestion in lung, and in liver, these are - in the manner - the blood attempting to create sufficient of the necessary elements in the plasm of the blood itself to meet these conditions. Hence we find rather a weak, depleted, low circulation with tendencies in the afternoons - or early morning (and these vary somewhat) of a little temperature arising. This not a condition to be alarming; rather a necessary condition, provided there is supplied in the system that which will give the plasm and the whole blood stream that which to build upon, and keeping same balanced sufficiently that there is not a strain or a relying upon one organ or another, or of the system as a whole to supply the necessary elements at the depleting or depletion of some other portion of the system. See? This, then, as we find, leaves the whole of the organism rather in a depleted and rundown condition.
There are those contributory causes, as we find, in the condition of the teeth; in the condition of the throat and bronchia, that add TO the poisons that are attempting to be eliminated from the system. Were those teeth removed that show pus in same, and there are some both in the lower and upper portion of the mouth that need not only local attention but to be removed bodily from the system, these poisons may not accumulate there.
That in the throat and bronchi are of the strept nature. Hence it is from this that the strain on the kidney is being exercised, see? Now this, as we will find, will need a different character of attention, and the kidneys AND the hepatic circulation would balance themselves more nominally were these used that will act as an antiseptic TO the tissue itself and at the same time adding to the body that which will assist in throwing off and eliminating nominally through all of the ductless glands that work in this direction, as well as of the organs themselves in meeting the emergencies and the conditions as they arise.
Then, we would have as this for the body, [5672].
First, as SOON as practical, we would have those teeth removed where there are dead nerves or pus formed, with the others treated.
We would use a gargle of Atomidine for the throat and for the ROOF of mouth and bronchi. To half a glass of water put thirty to forty drops of Atomidine, see? use as a gargle at least twice each day.
Take the Atomidine internally; five to eight drops in half a glass of water twice each day. This may be taken at the time the gargle is made, or at opposite periods. They would preferably be made just before retiring and when making the toilet, or the bath of mornings, before FOOD is taken into the system.
We would also take at least two tablets of White's Cod Liver Compound, or extracts, after each meal. These will carry more of the vitamins necessary to supply the blood, that as will make for oxygen in the system; also will clarify the tissue that is sore through the lungs, and working well with the digestive system. The Atomidine also will work well with the glands of the throat, the glands of the pancreas; also of the lacteals and of the endrenal, clarifying the kidneys.
As for the eliminations, these we would keep rather ABOVE the normal. We will find that those compounds, when it is necessary to take any, will carry Senna - rather than of the coal tar preparation, will work better with this system; or, as we find, one of the best would be Castoria, taken in very small doses - half a teaspoonful every thirty minutes, or better STILL ten drops every fifteen minutes until there is a full reaction from the alimentary canal, no matter if it requires two bottles of same - or eighteen hundred drops. These are those properties that make for a whole coordination of the DIGESTIVE system, see?
In the matter of the diet, we would have rather as this - while these conform to some of those being taken - these may be altered occasionally:
Mornings - coddled egg and toast; dry toast or milk toast; or cereals - cooked cereals, preferably of Wheatena or rolled oats, but the oats should be the steel cut oats rather than those already heated, for they lose some of the necessary vitamins in such. Those that are cooked for a long period of time. There may be taken fresh fruits with the toast, or orange, grapefruit or lemon - see? They would be better taken as the juice than with the pulp of the fruit itself. DO NOT mix cereals and fruit juices, though cereals with fresh fruits may be taken - as sliced peaches, pears, or the like. Those that are canned may be taken, provided they are not canned - or preserved - with Benzoate of Soda. Those of the standard brands, or the Libby, or the LaMonte brands, we find are the more perfect; though those of the Libby are more perfect than the others.
Noon - broths of fresh meats, as of lamb, or preferably of wild game - of the hare, or of the squirrel, or the partridge, or the grouse, or the like - these would be well for the body; but little of the meats would we take - but thick broths. Milk may be taken at this same period. Much better that the milk is heated, but not boiled - or better still with the animal heat in same when taken. Bad time to milk a cow, but be very well to give it at that period!
Evenings - particularly blood building foods, as of liver or tripe, or of pig knuckle, or of blood pudding. This may be taken with some cereal drink, or coffee - but not coffee with milk in it.
This, as we find, would be the nominal way for the better developing of the necessary elements. These added with the properties taken.
In taking the White's Cod Liver Oil, take these two after each meal - see? and don't forget to eat the meals!
Ready for questions. | What can be done to improve the eyes? | Let's get the general system better. This is rather of a specific nature. We will find that with the general removing of these pressures, and if some manipulations are given, we may aid the eyes considerably. Protect them during the period when these treatments are given. Then later we may add those specific conditions. For the beginning of same, we would give that the body take the head and neck exercise - himself - of the specific nature, which will aid the eyes. That is, begin with the forward movement of the head, slowly, but at least ten times - just as low as the head may be bowed on the chest, see? Then back ten times, slow - but just as far back as the head may go. Then to the side, first to one side then to the other - ten times. Then the rotary motion. Best to begin with the forward motion and follow through these, for the specific CENTERS that are involved in the stretching of the muscular forces through the neck lend themselves to this MANNER of activity. In rotating, rotate first one way then the other; that is, not alternately, but rotate to the right, then rotate to the left - ten times. This done once or twice a day will MATERIALLY strengthen, and it would also aid that condition in the throat, in the nasal, in the roof - or in the adenoid region of the system, clarifying the throat also; for with the mucus membranes clarified there will be a new flow of blood. With the motion of the head these will strengthen all those muscles that have made for the tendency of the twitching, or the cross condition in the eye. | 1 | 79,133 | 5673-0001 |
(Q): Are lungs healing properly?
(A): Do as we have given, and they will heal better!
That is all the questions.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Wife ` ` Mrs. [255] ` ` Cayce file Ass'n file
(White's Cod Liver Oil Tablets - Concentrated - made by Pure Food Products Co., Newark, N.J.
Atomidine is manufactured by Schieffelin & Co., New York, N.Y.)
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): Yes, we have the body here, [5672]. Now, we find there are disturbing conditions in the physical functioning of the body, and while the body physical may be said to be in the recuperative stage, there are conditions which - as we find - were they changed, would materially aid in faster recuperation and prevent detrimental and weakening conditions existing IN the organs and the general system; were these added to, or changed to these elements as WE would find necessary for the full recuperation, with less and less chance or opportunity for detrimental effects to remain in the system.
As we find, these are the conditions: While there are evidences of a great deal of poison being in the system from the after effects of congestion in lung, and in liver, these are - in the manner - the blood attempting to create sufficient of the necessary elements in the plasm of the blood itself to meet these conditions. Hence we find rather a weak, depleted, low circulation with tendencies in the afternoons - or early morning (and these vary somewhat) of a little temperature arising. This not a condition to be alarming; rather a necessary condition, provided there is supplied in the system that which will give the plasm and the whole blood stream that which to build upon, and keeping same balanced sufficiently that there is not a strain or a relying upon one organ or another, or of the system as a whole to supply the necessary elements at the depleting or depletion of some other portion of the system. See? This, then, as we find, leaves the whole of the organism rather in a depleted and rundown condition.
There are those contributory causes, as we find, in the condition of the teeth; in the condition of the throat and bronchia, that add TO the poisons that are attempting to be eliminated from the system. Were those teeth removed that show pus in same, and there are some both in the lower and upper portion of the mouth that need not only local attention but to be removed bodily from the system, these poisons may not accumulate there.
That in the throat and bronchi are of the strept nature. Hence it is from this that the strain on the kidney is being exercised, see? Now this, as we will find, will need a different character of attention, and the kidneys AND the hepatic circulation would balance themselves more nominally were these used that will act as an antiseptic TO the tissue itself and at the same time adding to the body that which will assist in throwing off and eliminating nominally through all of the ductless glands that work in this direction, as well as of the organs themselves in meeting the emergencies and the conditions as they arise.
Then, we would have as this for the body, [5672].
First, as SOON as practical, we would have those teeth removed where there are dead nerves or pus formed, with the others treated.
We would use a gargle of Atomidine for the throat and for the ROOF of mouth and bronchi. To half a glass of water put thirty to forty drops of Atomidine, see? use as a gargle at least twice each day.
Take the Atomidine internally; five to eight drops in half a glass of water twice each day. This may be taken at the time the gargle is made, or at opposite periods. They would preferably be made just before retiring and when making the toilet, or the bath of mornings, before FOOD is taken into the system.
We would also take at least two tablets of White's Cod Liver Compound, or extracts, after each meal. These will carry more of the vitamins necessary to supply the blood, that as will make for oxygen in the system; also will clarify the tissue that is sore through the lungs, and working well with the digestive system. The Atomidine also will work well with the glands of the throat, the glands of the pancreas; also of the lacteals and of the endrenal, clarifying the kidneys.
As for the eliminations, these we would keep rather ABOVE the normal. We will find that those compounds, when it is necessary to take any, will carry Senna - rather than of the coal tar preparation, will work better with this system; or, as we find, one of the best would be Castoria, taken in very small doses - half a teaspoonful every thirty minutes, or better STILL ten drops every fifteen minutes until there is a full reaction from the alimentary canal, no matter if it requires two bottles of same - or eighteen hundred drops. These are those properties that make for a whole coordination of the DIGESTIVE system, see?
In the matter of the diet, we would have rather as this - while these conform to some of those being taken - these may be altered occasionally:
Mornings - coddled egg and toast; dry toast or milk toast; or cereals - cooked cereals, preferably of Wheatena or rolled oats, but the oats should be the steel cut oats rather than those already heated, for they lose some of the necessary vitamins in such. Those that are cooked for a long period of time. There may be taken fresh fruits with the toast, or orange, grapefruit or lemon - see? They would be better taken as the juice than with the pulp of the fruit itself. DO NOT mix cereals and fruit juices, though cereals with fresh fruits may be taken - as sliced peaches, pears, or the like. Those that are canned may be taken, provided they are not canned - or preserved - with Benzoate of Soda. Those of the standard brands, or the Libby, or the LaMonte brands, we find are the more perfect; though those of the Libby are more perfect than the others.
Noon - broths of fresh meats, as of lamb, or preferably of wild game - of the hare, or of the squirrel, or the partridge, or the grouse, or the like - these would be well for the body; but little of the meats would we take - but thick broths. Milk may be taken at this same period. Much better that the milk is heated, but not boiled - or better still with the animal heat in same when taken. Bad time to milk a cow, but be very well to give it at that period!
Evenings - particularly blood building foods, as of liver or tripe, or of pig knuckle, or of blood pudding. This may be taken with some cereal drink, or coffee - but not coffee with milk in it.
This, as we find, would be the nominal way for the better developing of the necessary elements. These added with the properties taken.
In taking the White's Cod Liver Oil, take these two after each meal - see? and don't forget to eat the meals!
Ready for questions.
(Q): What can be done to improve the eyes?
(A): Let's get the general system better. This is rather of a specific nature. We will find that with the general removing of these pressures, and if some manipulations are given, we may aid the eyes considerably. Protect them during the period when these treatments are given. Then later we may add those specific conditions. For the beginning of same, we would give that the body take the head and neck exercise - himself - of the specific nature, which will aid the eyes. That is, begin with the forward movement of the head, slowly, but at least ten times - just as low as the head may be bowed on the chest, see? Then back ten times, slow - but just as far back as the head may go. Then to the side, first to one side then to the other - ten times. Then the rotary motion. Best to begin with the forward motion and follow through these, for the specific CENTERS that are involved in the stretching of the muscular forces through the neck lend themselves to this MANNER of activity. In rotating, rotate first one way then the other; that is, not alternately, but rotate to the right, then rotate to the left - ten times. This done once or twice a day will MATERIALLY strengthen, and it would also aid that condition in the throat, in the nasal, in the roof - or in the adenoid region of the system, clarifying the throat also; for with the mucus membranes clarified there will be a new flow of blood. With the motion of the head these will strengthen all those muscles that have made for the tendency of the twitching, or the cross condition in the eye. | What is the condition of kidneys? | As indicated. They are over strained from throat and bronchi trouble. Poisons in system. The use of the properties as outlined will clarify these conditions. | 1 | 79,134 | 5673-0001 |
- | Give suggestions. | Yes, we have the entity, [5673]. In entering we find the entity coming under the influence of Venus, Jupiter, Mars, and Mercury, with influences in Uranus and Aquarius. In the astrological conditions, these are adverse to experiences in the present experience. Without the influence of will, we find these differing, then, to the experiences as have been a portion of the present experience, and through OTHER influences there will be seen how these come about.
In the present experience, then, we find one well in that position of being in adverse conditions to many tenets that are held near and dear to the entity's inmost being, and oft does the body wonder how such things can be, with the beliefs and conditions the body has been taught to believe govern the universe and universal experience; but one that, with the application of will with the conditions as come as influence, trends, or tenets, may bring much good to self and to those whom the entity influences. The entity will ever be an influence for good to those whom the entity contacts. Slow to make friendships, long in suffering and in understanding, teaching, rather than in that of the life, than in tenet or precept; yet one that is very decisive in its actions, and one that weighs most matters well before making decisions, and then wonders how, why, when, conditions will change, or why such conditions arise.
One that will give much influence in the present experience through the knowledge and understanding of the occult influences, when weighed with those influences in Jupiter and Venus. These being in love, strength, and nobleness, and in those conditions that bespeak of truth.
One loving the truth, hating a lie, hating one that even acts in manner to deceive, or to even make misunderstandings in the lives or the experiences of others. 5. One that often considers others before self, and is then one that may teach, minister, or aid one in getting wisdom or understanding.
As to the experiences in the earth's plane and their influences in the present experience:
In the one before this we find in land when there were the first settlers coming in the abode of the present experience. The entity then among those that were of the first to found the government in that of the northern portion of the present abode. Then in the name of Wickar, and the entity gained and lost through that experience, being among those who, under persecution, submitted self in ways that were contradictory to beliefs, tenets, and understanding; yet for the preservation of body submitted, and GLORIED in that that came in the life through same. In the present experience this influence is much of that that becomes adverse or at variance to the beliefs, tenets, or understandings of the present experience.
In the one before this we find in the period when the first return to the Holy City. The entity then among those first brought up in the land after that return. Then in the name of Ildia, and was the sister of the scribe to Ezekiel in that period; gaining much in that period through the lessons taught to the peoples, gaining much of the understanding in the rewriting of the law, becoming then versed in the history of the peoples. History and adventure, then, has ever been one of the things in the present experience that is interesting, as well as the tenets of the chosen people.
In the one before this we find among the peoples in the land when the nomads overran that land now know as Persia, and the entity then among the tribes that overran the land, and aided in the care of the captives taken by the various bands that overran this land. Gaining and losing through this experience. Gaining in the aid and service given. Losing in the aggrandizement of selfish motives. Little, then, of selfishness in the present experience. Little of the wanderer in the present experience. The home loving, the fireside, the quietness of the evening, and yet all nature appeals most too the entity, and the acts of individuals are the harder to understand.
In the one before this we find in the land now known as Egypt, when the entity in that of the aid to the ones giving the first of medicine, law and learning to the peoples, gained most through the earth's experience. Rising then to the position of being called blessed by many, many ages following that experience. Then in the name Isla, and the entity gained much through this experience, giving self, self's service, to those of the weak in mind, body, and in understanding. In the present experience this bearing the greater in the life, for the aid, succor, teaching or understanding, and the tenderness of heart, and the desire of service comes from this experience.
In the abilities of the body:
Here we find many conditions throughout the experiences of this entity and soul that have been contradictory to those of the tenets of truths as held by the entity; yet in the service rendered others has ever come the greatest blessings to the body, and in the present experience to find self and an understanding of self, to know the mysteries of life, is to lose self in accomplishing for others that that is hard for them to gain; for, even as in the Temple of Iso, or under the care of the priest, or in the hands of those who wrought for the knowledge to assist the physical body, that man might know the better of the relationships to the Creative Energy; or whether in the plains, through administrations to the captives, brought that that satisfied; or whether in rendering to those in the new city, or whether as the wanderer, the entity finds that in those same tenets as of old, that the highest service an entity may render to the Creative Energy, and the answer of the divine from within, comes in being mindful of the sons and daughters of men. That that represents the creative forces in the earth's plane, in the way that man may become One with the Creative Energy, yet know self to BE self, and THROUGH that of the love of the Father for the Son may the understanding come IN self of that as is necessary to make of the life the success in the SPIRITUAL manner, that brings the knowledge of self used aright. Ready for questions. | 1 | 79,135 | 5673-0002 |
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): Yes, we have the entity, [5673]. In entering we find the entity coming under the influence of Venus, Jupiter, Mars, and Mercury, with influences in Uranus and Aquarius. In the astrological conditions, these are adverse to experiences in the present experience. Without the influence of will, we find these differing, then, to the experiences as have been a portion of the present experience, and through OTHER influences there will be seen how these come about.
In the present experience, then, we find one well in that position of being in adverse conditions to many tenets that are held near and dear to the entity's inmost being, and oft does the body wonder how such things can be, with the beliefs and conditions the body has been taught to believe govern the universe and universal experience; but one that, with the application of will with the conditions as come as influence, trends, or tenets, may bring much good to self and to those whom the entity influences. The entity will ever be an influence for good to those whom the entity contacts. Slow to make friendships, long in suffering and in understanding, teaching, rather than in that of the life, than in tenet or precept; yet one that is very decisive in its actions, and one that weighs most matters well before making decisions, and then wonders how, why, when, conditions will change, or why such conditions arise.
One that will give much influence in the present experience through the knowledge and understanding of the occult influences, when weighed with those influences in Jupiter and Venus. These being in love, strength, and nobleness, and in those conditions that bespeak of truth.
One loving the truth, hating a lie, hating one that even acts in manner to deceive, or to even make misunderstandings in the lives or the experiences of others. 5. One that often considers others before self, and is then one that may teach, minister, or aid one in getting wisdom or understanding.
As to the experiences in the earth's plane and their influences in the present experience:
In the one before this we find in land when there were the first settlers coming in the abode of the present experience. The entity then among those that were of the first to found the government in that of the northern portion of the present abode. Then in the name of Wickar, and the entity gained and lost through that experience, being among those who, under persecution, submitted self in ways that were contradictory to beliefs, tenets, and understanding; yet for the preservation of body submitted, and GLORIED in that that came in the life through same. In the present experience this influence is much of that that becomes adverse or at variance to the beliefs, tenets, or understandings of the present experience.
In the one before this we find in the period when the first return to the Holy City. The entity then among those first brought up in the land after that return. Then in the name of Ildia, and was the sister of the scribe to Ezekiel in that period; gaining much in that period through the lessons taught to the peoples, gaining much of the understanding in the rewriting of the law, becoming then versed in the history of the peoples. History and adventure, then, has ever been one of the things in the present experience that is interesting, as well as the tenets of the chosen people.
In the one before this we find among the peoples in the land when the nomads overran that land now know as Persia, and the entity then among the tribes that overran the land, and aided in the care of the captives taken by the various bands that overran this land. Gaining and losing through this experience. Gaining in the aid and service given. Losing in the aggrandizement of selfish motives. Little, then, of selfishness in the present experience. Little of the wanderer in the present experience. The home loving, the fireside, the quietness of the evening, and yet all nature appeals most too the entity, and the acts of individuals are the harder to understand.
In the one before this we find in the land now known as Egypt, when the entity in that of the aid to the ones giving the first of medicine, law and learning to the peoples, gained most through the earth's experience. Rising then to the position of being called blessed by many, many ages following that experience. Then in the name Isla, and the entity gained much through this experience, giving self, self's service, to those of the weak in mind, body, and in understanding. In the present experience this bearing the greater in the life, for the aid, succor, teaching or understanding, and the tenderness of heart, and the desire of service comes from this experience.
In the abilities of the body:
Here we find many conditions throughout the experiences of this entity and soul that have been contradictory to those of the tenets of truths as held by the entity; yet in the service rendered others has ever come the greatest blessings to the body, and in the present experience to find self and an understanding of self, to know the mysteries of life, is to lose self in accomplishing for others that that is hard for them to gain; for, even as in the Temple of Iso, or under the care of the priest, or in the hands of those who wrought for the knowledge to assist the physical body, that man might know the better of the relationships to the Creative Energy; or whether in the plains, through administrations to the captives, brought that that satisfied; or whether in rendering to those in the new city, or whether as the wanderer, the entity finds that in those same tenets as of old, that the highest service an entity may render to the Creative Energy, and the answer of the divine from within, comes in being mindful of the sons and daughters of men. That that represents the creative forces in the earth's plane, in the way that man may become One with the Creative Energy, yet know self to BE self, and THROUGH that of the love of the Father for the Son may the understanding come IN self of that as is necessary to make of the life the success in the SPIRITUAL manner, that brings the knowledge of self used aright. Ready for questions. | Is the body particularly fitted for the position held by her at the Cayce Hospital, Virginia Beach, Va. | In the associations and relations, there comes many with whom the body has labored, associated with, fought for and fought against, in mind and in body. In gaining an understanding of that attempted there, that man may make manifest his love for God and man. Do that. | 1 | 79,136 | 5673-0002 |
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): Yes, we have the entity, [5673]. In entering we find the entity coming under the influence of Venus, Jupiter, Mars, and Mercury, with influences in Uranus and Aquarius. In the astrological conditions, these are adverse to experiences in the present experience. Without the influence of will, we find these differing, then, to the experiences as have been a portion of the present experience, and through OTHER influences there will be seen how these come about.
In the present experience, then, we find one well in that position of being in adverse conditions to many tenets that are held near and dear to the entity's inmost being, and oft does the body wonder how such things can be, with the beliefs and conditions the body has been taught to believe govern the universe and universal experience; but one that, with the application of will with the conditions as come as influence, trends, or tenets, may bring much good to self and to those whom the entity influences. The entity will ever be an influence for good to those whom the entity contacts. Slow to make friendships, long in suffering and in understanding, teaching, rather than in that of the life, than in tenet or precept; yet one that is very decisive in its actions, and one that weighs most matters well before making decisions, and then wonders how, why, when, conditions will change, or why such conditions arise.
One that will give much influence in the present experience through the knowledge and understanding of the occult influences, when weighed with those influences in Jupiter and Venus. These being in love, strength, and nobleness, and in those conditions that bespeak of truth.
One loving the truth, hating a lie, hating one that even acts in manner to deceive, or to even make misunderstandings in the lives or the experiences of others. 5. One that often considers others before self, and is then one that may teach, minister, or aid one in getting wisdom or understanding.
As to the experiences in the earth's plane and their influences in the present experience:
In the one before this we find in land when there were the first settlers coming in the abode of the present experience. The entity then among those that were of the first to found the government in that of the northern portion of the present abode. Then in the name of Wickar, and the entity gained and lost through that experience, being among those who, under persecution, submitted self in ways that were contradictory to beliefs, tenets, and understanding; yet for the preservation of body submitted, and GLORIED in that that came in the life through same. In the present experience this influence is much of that that becomes adverse or at variance to the beliefs, tenets, or understandings of the present experience.
In the one before this we find in the period when the first return to the Holy City. The entity then among those first brought up in the land after that return. Then in the name of Ildia, and was the sister of the scribe to Ezekiel in that period; gaining much in that period through the lessons taught to the peoples, gaining much of the understanding in the rewriting of the law, becoming then versed in the history of the peoples. History and adventure, then, has ever been one of the things in the present experience that is interesting, as well as the tenets of the chosen people.
In the one before this we find among the peoples in the land when the nomads overran that land now know as Persia, and the entity then among the tribes that overran the land, and aided in the care of the captives taken by the various bands that overran this land. Gaining and losing through this experience. Gaining in the aid and service given. Losing in the aggrandizement of selfish motives. Little, then, of selfishness in the present experience. Little of the wanderer in the present experience. The home loving, the fireside, the quietness of the evening, and yet all nature appeals most too the entity, and the acts of individuals are the harder to understand.
In the one before this we find in the land now known as Egypt, when the entity in that of the aid to the ones giving the first of medicine, law and learning to the peoples, gained most through the earth's experience. Rising then to the position of being called blessed by many, many ages following that experience. Then in the name Isla, and the entity gained much through this experience, giving self, self's service, to those of the weak in mind, body, and in understanding. In the present experience this bearing the greater in the life, for the aid, succor, teaching or understanding, and the tenderness of heart, and the desire of service comes from this experience.
In the abilities of the body:
Here we find many conditions throughout the experiences of this entity and soul that have been contradictory to those of the tenets of truths as held by the entity; yet in the service rendered others has ever come the greatest blessings to the body, and in the present experience to find self and an understanding of self, to know the mysteries of life, is to lose self in accomplishing for others that that is hard for them to gain; for, even as in the Temple of Iso, or under the care of the priest, or in the hands of those who wrought for the knowledge to assist the physical body, that man might know the better of the relationships to the Creative Energy; or whether in the plains, through administrations to the captives, brought that that satisfied; or whether in rendering to those in the new city, or whether as the wanderer, the entity finds that in those same tenets as of old, that the highest service an entity may render to the Creative Energy, and the answer of the divine from within, comes in being mindful of the sons and daughters of men. That that represents the creative forces in the earth's plane, in the way that man may become One with the Creative Energy, yet know self to BE self, and THROUGH that of the love of the Father for the Son may the understanding come IN self of that as is necessary to make of the life the success in the SPIRITUAL manner, that brings the knowledge of self used aright. Ready for questions.
(Q): Is the body particularly fitted for the position held by her at the Cayce Hospital, Virginia Beach, Va.
(A): In the associations and relations, there comes many with whom the body has labored, associated with, fought for and fought against, in mind and in body. In gaining an understanding of that attempted there, that man may make manifest his love for God and man. Do that. | Then the body IS fitted for this place? | IS PARTICULARLY fitted for the place, will it apply itself in that direction. Not necessarily that it will! WILL is the factor ruling in earth's experience. Let's designate in this particular instance, for the differentiations IN that of the astrological experience and the actual experience. This has been given as a variation here, in this entity's continuity of life experience. When that as is known to be the truth, as seen by self, act as self would have others act towards self in THAT PARTICULAR experience, and not as others would see the body, or as the body would like to be seen by others. That's WILL influence. See? We are through.
Copy to Morton Blumenthal ` ` Edwin Blumenthal ` ` Thos. B. Brown | 1 | 79,137 | 5673-0002 |
- | Give suggestions. | Yes, we have the body here, [5673]. Now, we find there are those conditions as produce disturbances with the physical functioning of the system. These conditions, through an analysis, might be termed wholly suppression mentally to the extent that physical conditions resulted from same. These, then, are conditions as we find them with this body, [5673] we are speaking of, present in this room. First:
IN THE BLOOD SUPPLY, here we find evidences of disturbances in the eliminations. Not through those so much of the channels as are ordinarily termed those of the alimentary, but rather that of the system where drosses and suppressions may be relieved. The system also finds that the reaction through the capillary circulation becomes poor. Hence that condition as exists where the body will have cold extremities, or flushes of hot or cold, and a low pulsation. Not to detrimentalization in itself alone, but rather the indications of the disturbances as are manifested in the blood stream, in the character of the blood itself, and the manner of its circulation, either in capillary - as the circulation of same, or pulsation in extremities, or the over fullness of a hepatic circulation.
IN THE NERVE SYSTEM, OR SYSTEMS, HERE we find the greater cause for disturbances in this body. While there are existent physical conditions, the body suffers under the strain of nerve energy USED, yet CONTROLLED much by will and force from within self. Hence a suppression. This, we find, INDICATED in the characterization of the coordination between the sympathetic and cerebrospinal nerve system, especially as is indicated in the regions where depressions cause such conditions as to produce in the regular normal functioning of cycle of functioning of organs, disturbances as are seen in the organs of the pelvis, or menstrual period disturbance, or those of the disturbances as are seen in the character and the manner of the activity of the kidneys themselves. These NOT organic conditions; rather functional disturbance, through that activity of incentiveness - as indicated from the condition existent in nerve plexus along the system, and the reaction same produces in the body. These centers then indicated are those of the 4th lumbar and of the 9th dorsal and 5th dorsal. These centers from which radiation of impulse to functioning of organs, cause distress through the inability of the organs so acting to follow the impulse as should be from the incentives' reflection, as should be produces in a normal condition.
IN THE FUNCTIONING OF ORGANS, brain forces good.
The organs of the sensory system, or eye, ear, nose and throat - these, as seen, show at times the effect of that condition as is produced in the blood stream, or a form of anemia; yet this is NOT, as yet, so overactive as to cause distress, save at times. Bronchials, throat and lungs very good. Heart's action itself, at times fast and at others slow. A result of the condition in the blood supply, and overtaxation as is seen through that of the nerve system itself, becoming over sympathetic, and the reaction of same is seen in the activity of the heart itself.
Digestive organs - here again we find reflexes of the conditions as are existent in those plexus and centers as are seen in the cerebrospinal. These come more direct from the cerebrospinal plexus than from the sympathetic; while the functioning of the organs of the pelvis and false pelvis come more from the SYMPATHETIC reaction, or suppressions in the system.
Now, to meet the needs of the conditions of this body, first we would create that vibration in the system as will aid the nerve system to bring about a better coordination between the sympathetic and cerebrospinal, so that the reflex from nerve energy or plexus will produce nearer a normal functioning of the organs so affected; as is seen in menses, as is seen in digestion, as is seen in blood creative energy. These we would find first in these properties: To 4 ounces of simple syrup, add:
Tincture Valerian..................1/2 ounce, Elixir Calisaya......................1 ounce, 10% solution Bromide Potassium......20 minims, 10% solution Iodide of Potassium.....1/2 ounce, Tincture of Capsici..................2 minims.
Shake solution together before the dose is taken. The dose should be half a teaspoonful, either plain or in water, 3 times each day, at least half an hour before the meals.
We would also add those vibrations, FOLLOWING a gentle massage - either osteopathically or neuropathically given, follow such massage, which should be given at least once each week, with those of the sinusoidal ray. Those that give first of the medium current, placing the pad near the 5th dorsal plexus and the negative pad near the 4th lumbar plexus. Not over 3 minutes to begin with for such treatments. This, as we see, will relieve those conditions existent in the nerve system, as cause disturbances with the functioning organs; relieving from the blood supply those surcharges or drosses as cause irritation in the mucus producing portions of the system at various times. Will aid the digestion, also the eliminations, as are necessary for the body to replenish or build in the reserve energy. Ready for questions. | 1 | 79,138 | 5674-0001 |
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): Yes, we have the body here, [5673]. Now, we find there are those conditions as produce disturbances with the physical functioning of the system. These conditions, through an analysis, might be termed wholly suppression mentally to the extent that physical conditions resulted from same. These, then, are conditions as we find them with this body, [5673] we are speaking of, present in this room. First:
IN THE BLOOD SUPPLY, here we find evidences of disturbances in the eliminations. Not through those so much of the channels as are ordinarily termed those of the alimentary, but rather that of the system where drosses and suppressions may be relieved. The system also finds that the reaction through the capillary circulation becomes poor. Hence that condition as exists where the body will have cold extremities, or flushes of hot or cold, and a low pulsation. Not to detrimentalization in itself alone, but rather the indications of the disturbances as are manifested in the blood stream, in the character of the blood itself, and the manner of its circulation, either in capillary - as the circulation of same, or pulsation in extremities, or the over fullness of a hepatic circulation.
IN THE NERVE SYSTEM, OR SYSTEMS, HERE we find the greater cause for disturbances in this body. While there are existent physical conditions, the body suffers under the strain of nerve energy USED, yet CONTROLLED much by will and force from within self. Hence a suppression. This, we find, INDICATED in the characterization of the coordination between the sympathetic and cerebrospinal nerve system, especially as is indicated in the regions where depressions cause such conditions as to produce in the regular normal functioning of cycle of functioning of organs, disturbances as are seen in the organs of the pelvis, or menstrual period disturbance, or those of the disturbances as are seen in the character and the manner of the activity of the kidneys themselves. These NOT organic conditions; rather functional disturbance, through that activity of incentiveness - as indicated from the condition existent in nerve plexus along the system, and the reaction same produces in the body. These centers then indicated are those of the 4th lumbar and of the 9th dorsal and 5th dorsal. These centers from which radiation of impulse to functioning of organs, cause distress through the inability of the organs so acting to follow the impulse as should be from the incentives' reflection, as should be produces in a normal condition.
IN THE FUNCTIONING OF ORGANS, brain forces good.
The organs of the sensory system, or eye, ear, nose and throat - these, as seen, show at times the effect of that condition as is produced in the blood stream, or a form of anemia; yet this is NOT, as yet, so overactive as to cause distress, save at times. Bronchials, throat and lungs very good. Heart's action itself, at times fast and at others slow. A result of the condition in the blood supply, and overtaxation as is seen through that of the nerve system itself, becoming over sympathetic, and the reaction of same is seen in the activity of the heart itself.
Digestive organs - here again we find reflexes of the conditions as are existent in those plexus and centers as are seen in the cerebrospinal. These come more direct from the cerebrospinal plexus than from the sympathetic; while the functioning of the organs of the pelvis and false pelvis come more from the SYMPATHETIC reaction, or suppressions in the system.
Now, to meet the needs of the conditions of this body, first we would create that vibration in the system as will aid the nerve system to bring about a better coordination between the sympathetic and cerebrospinal, so that the reflex from nerve energy or plexus will produce nearer a normal functioning of the organs so affected; as is seen in menses, as is seen in digestion, as is seen in blood creative energy. These we would find first in these properties: To 4 ounces of simple syrup, add:
Tincture Valerian..................1/2 ounce, Elixir Calisaya......................1 ounce, 10% solution Bromide Potassium......20 minims, 10% solution Iodide of Potassium.....1/2 ounce, Tincture of Capsici..................2 minims.
Shake solution together before the dose is taken. The dose should be half a teaspoonful, either plain or in water, 3 times each day, at least half an hour before the meals.
We would also add those vibrations, FOLLOWING a gentle massage - either osteopathically or neuropathically given, follow such massage, which should be given at least once each week, with those of the sinusoidal ray. Those that give first of the medium current, placing the pad near the 5th dorsal plexus and the negative pad near the 4th lumbar plexus. Not over 3 minutes to begin with for such treatments. This, as we see, will relieve those conditions existent in the nerve system, as cause disturbances with the functioning organs; relieving from the blood supply those surcharges or drosses as cause irritation in the mucus producing portions of the system at various times. Will aid the digestion, also the eliminations, as are necessary for the body to replenish or build in the reserve energy. Ready for questions. | What causes the dysmenorrhea? | Those conditions that have just been described, as are suppressions in the system - that affect the organs in their functioning. | 1 | 79,139 | 5674-0001 |
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): Yes, we have the body here, [5673]. Now, we find there are those conditions as produce disturbances with the physical functioning of the system. These conditions, through an analysis, might be termed wholly suppression mentally to the extent that physical conditions resulted from same. These, then, are conditions as we find them with this body, [5673] we are speaking of, present in this room. First:
IN THE BLOOD SUPPLY, here we find evidences of disturbances in the eliminations. Not through those so much of the channels as are ordinarily termed those of the alimentary, but rather that of the system where drosses and suppressions may be relieved. The system also finds that the reaction through the capillary circulation becomes poor. Hence that condition as exists where the body will have cold extremities, or flushes of hot or cold, and a low pulsation. Not to detrimentalization in itself alone, but rather the indications of the disturbances as are manifested in the blood stream, in the character of the blood itself, and the manner of its circulation, either in capillary - as the circulation of same, or pulsation in extremities, or the over fullness of a hepatic circulation.
IN THE NERVE SYSTEM, OR SYSTEMS, HERE we find the greater cause for disturbances in this body. While there are existent physical conditions, the body suffers under the strain of nerve energy USED, yet CONTROLLED much by will and force from within self. Hence a suppression. This, we find, INDICATED in the characterization of the coordination between the sympathetic and cerebrospinal nerve system, especially as is indicated in the regions where depressions cause such conditions as to produce in the regular normal functioning of cycle of functioning of organs, disturbances as are seen in the organs of the pelvis, or menstrual period disturbance, or those of the disturbances as are seen in the character and the manner of the activity of the kidneys themselves. These NOT organic conditions; rather functional disturbance, through that activity of incentiveness - as indicated from the condition existent in nerve plexus along the system, and the reaction same produces in the body. These centers then indicated are those of the 4th lumbar and of the 9th dorsal and 5th dorsal. These centers from which radiation of impulse to functioning of organs, cause distress through the inability of the organs so acting to follow the impulse as should be from the incentives' reflection, as should be produces in a normal condition.
IN THE FUNCTIONING OF ORGANS, brain forces good.
The organs of the sensory system, or eye, ear, nose and throat - these, as seen, show at times the effect of that condition as is produced in the blood stream, or a form of anemia; yet this is NOT, as yet, so overactive as to cause distress, save at times. Bronchials, throat and lungs very good. Heart's action itself, at times fast and at others slow. A result of the condition in the blood supply, and overtaxation as is seen through that of the nerve system itself, becoming over sympathetic, and the reaction of same is seen in the activity of the heart itself.
Digestive organs - here again we find reflexes of the conditions as are existent in those plexus and centers as are seen in the cerebrospinal. These come more direct from the cerebrospinal plexus than from the sympathetic; while the functioning of the organs of the pelvis and false pelvis come more from the SYMPATHETIC reaction, or suppressions in the system.
Now, to meet the needs of the conditions of this body, first we would create that vibration in the system as will aid the nerve system to bring about a better coordination between the sympathetic and cerebrospinal, so that the reflex from nerve energy or plexus will produce nearer a normal functioning of the organs so affected; as is seen in menses, as is seen in digestion, as is seen in blood creative energy. These we would find first in these properties: To 4 ounces of simple syrup, add:
Tincture Valerian..................1/2 ounce, Elixir Calisaya......................1 ounce, 10% solution Bromide Potassium......20 minims, 10% solution Iodide of Potassium.....1/2 ounce, Tincture of Capsici..................2 minims.
Shake solution together before the dose is taken. The dose should be half a teaspoonful, either plain or in water, 3 times each day, at least half an hour before the meals.
We would also add those vibrations, FOLLOWING a gentle massage - either osteopathically or neuropathically given, follow such massage, which should be given at least once each week, with those of the sinusoidal ray. Those that give first of the medium current, placing the pad near the 5th dorsal plexus and the negative pad near the 4th lumbar plexus. Not over 3 minutes to begin with for such treatments. This, as we see, will relieve those conditions existent in the nerve system, as cause disturbances with the functioning organs; relieving from the blood supply those surcharges or drosses as cause irritation in the mucus producing portions of the system at various times. Will aid the digestion, also the eliminations, as are necessary for the body to replenish or build in the reserve energy. Ready for questions.
(Q): What causes the dysmenorrhea?
(A): Those conditions that have just been described, as are suppressions in the system - that affect the organs in their functioning. | What causes the eruption on the face at times. | Condition of the blood supply, as has just been given - as comes from that of the sympathetics in their reaction in capillary circulation. The system attempting to adjust itself, and to produce eliminations so that drosses as are carried out of the system may be eliminated. These brought back to a normal coordination in the system, will relieve the body of these distresses. Do that. We are through for the present.
Copy to Self ` ` Ass'n office ` ` Cayce Hospital | 1 | 79,140 | 5674-0001 |
- | Any other information that can be given that would assist [943] in locating and recovering this treasure? | Go over this portion of this district in an easy going scow or boat, with the instruments as would locate metals, silver and gold, and these will assist in aiding the individuals in locating this - but may be better seen, NOT as of one attempting secrecy, but by moonlight objects in water may be seen much better than by sunlight.
We are through with this reading. | 1 | 79,141 | 5675-0001 |
(Q): Any other information that can be given that would assist [943] in locating and recovering this treasure?
(A): Go over this portion of this district in an easy going scow or boat, with the instruments as would locate metals, silver and gold, and these will assist in aiding the individuals in locating this - but may be better seen, NOT as of one attempting secrecy, but by moonlight objects in water may be seen much better than by sunlight.
We are through with this reading. | Can information be given as to whom should assist [943]? | Any of those who are as sincere in their intent and purpose as the body of [943], in what they would do with it if they had it - in cash! See, this is not only in doubloons, but in bar also. | 1 | 79,142 | 5675-0001 |
(Q): Any other information that can be given that would assist [943] in locating and recovering this treasure?
(A): Go over this portion of this district in an easy going scow or boat, with the instruments as would locate metals, silver and gold, and these will assist in aiding the individuals in locating this - but may be better seen, NOT as of one attempting secrecy, but by moonlight objects in water may be seen much better than by sunlight.
We are through with this reading.
(Q): Can information be given as to whom should assist [943]?
(A): Any of those who are as sincere in their intent and purpose as the body of [943], in what they would do with it if they had it - in cash! See, this is not only in doubloons, but in bar also. | Did they search in right location? | Some have gone very close to the location - many have gone right over location, but were seeking farther inland, or farther TOWARDS land than the treasure lay - for, as you see, with the ridge as projects from the Eastern part of the Bayou, there is a longer point of land there than is farther West, or farther East - but the East ridge of the Horseshoe Bayou - see? at low tide, something like - varying, of course, to the high or low tide - or running high or running low - six to eight feet water. | 1 | 79,143 | 5675-0001 |
(Q): Any other information that can be given that would assist [943] in locating and recovering this treasure?
(A): Go over this portion of this district in an easy going scow or boat, with the instruments as would locate metals, silver and gold, and these will assist in aiding the individuals in locating this - but may be better seen, NOT as of one attempting secrecy, but by moonlight objects in water may be seen much better than by sunlight.
We are through with this reading.
(Q): Can information be given as to whom should assist [943]?
(A): Any of those who are as sincere in their intent and purpose as the body of [943], in what they would do with it if they had it - in cash! See, this is not only in doubloons, but in bar also.
(Q): Did they search in right location?
(A): Some have gone very close to the location - many have gone right over location, but were seeking farther inland, or farther TOWARDS land than the treasure lay - for, as you see, with the ridge as projects from the Eastern part of the Bayou, there is a longer point of land there than is farther West, or farther East - but the East ridge of the Horseshoe Bayou - see? at low tide, something like - varying, of course, to the high or low tide - or running high or running low - six to eight feet water. | Give name of party hiding treasure and present value? | Heiney - and present value, that would be hard to estimate. Some of the things would be more valuable as heirlooms and as keepsakes than as the intrinsic value of same would be. It's plenty - sufficient to hunt for! | 1 | 79,144 | 5675-0001 |
(Q): Any other information that can be given that would assist [943] in locating and recovering this treasure?
(A): Go over this portion of this district in an easy going scow or boat, with the instruments as would locate metals, silver and gold, and these will assist in aiding the individuals in locating this - but may be better seen, NOT as of one attempting secrecy, but by moonlight objects in water may be seen much better than by sunlight.
We are through with this reading.
(Q): Can information be given as to whom should assist [943]?
(A): Any of those who are as sincere in their intent and purpose as the body of [943], in what they would do with it if they had it - in cash! See, this is not only in doubloons, but in bar also.
(Q): Did they search in right location?
(A): Some have gone very close to the location - many have gone right over location, but were seeking farther inland, or farther TOWARDS land than the treasure lay - for, as you see, with the ridge as projects from the Eastern part of the Bayou, there is a longer point of land there than is farther West, or farther East - but the East ridge of the Horseshoe Bayou - see? at low tide, something like - varying, of course, to the high or low tide - or running high or running low - six to eight feet water.
(Q): Give name of party hiding treasure and present value?
(A): Heiney - and present value, that would be hard to estimate. Some of the things would be more valuable as heirlooms and as keepsakes than as the intrinsic value of same would be. It's plenty - sufficient to hunt for! | Has search ever been made here for this treasure? | And by how many! | 1 | 79,145 | 5675-0001 |
(Q): Any other information that can be given that would assist [943] in locating and recovering this treasure?
(A): Go over this portion of this district in an easy going scow or boat, with the instruments as would locate metals, silver and gold, and these will assist in aiding the individuals in locating this - but may be better seen, NOT as of one attempting secrecy, but by moonlight objects in water may be seen much better than by sunlight.
We are through with this reading.
(Q): Can information be given as to whom should assist [943]?
(A): Any of those who are as sincere in their intent and purpose as the body of [943], in what they would do with it if they had it - in cash! See, this is not only in doubloons, but in bar also.
(Q): Did they search in right location?
(A): Some have gone very close to the location - many have gone right over location, but were seeking farther inland, or farther TOWARDS land than the treasure lay - for, as you see, with the ridge as projects from the Eastern part of the Bayou, there is a longer point of land there than is farther West, or farther East - but the East ridge of the Horseshoe Bayou - see? at low tide, something like - varying, of course, to the high or low tide - or running high or running low - six to eight feet water.
(Q): Give name of party hiding treasure and present value?
(A): Heiney - and present value, that would be hard to estimate. Some of the things would be more valuable as heirlooms and as keepsakes than as the intrinsic value of same would be. It's plenty - sufficient to hunt for!
(Q): Has search ever been made here for this treasure?
(A): And by how many! | Would a machine for locating buried treasure assist in locating this? | And would find many more! In the various Bayous. See, there's a location not so far below this where there's nearly as great a treasure - but find this one first and we will locate this one. This will assist. Many along the coast are the treasures that have been sought. Some have been located; not a great period ago since those from the Bells were taken, in the Eastern end of the next bay - Chicktuck Bayou. | 1 | 79,146 | 5675-0001 |
(Q): Any other information that can be given that would assist [943] in locating and recovering this treasure?
(A): Go over this portion of this district in an easy going scow or boat, with the instruments as would locate metals, silver and gold, and these will assist in aiding the individuals in locating this - but may be better seen, NOT as of one attempting secrecy, but by moonlight objects in water may be seen much better than by sunlight.
We are through with this reading.
(Q): Can information be given as to whom should assist [943]?
(A): Any of those who are as sincere in their intent and purpose as the body of [943], in what they would do with it if they had it - in cash! See, this is not only in doubloons, but in bar also.
(Q): Did they search in right location?
(A): Some have gone very close to the location - many have gone right over location, but were seeking farther inland, or farther TOWARDS land than the treasure lay - for, as you see, with the ridge as projects from the Eastern part of the Bayou, there is a longer point of land there than is farther West, or farther East - but the East ridge of the Horseshoe Bayou - see? at low tide, something like - varying, of course, to the high or low tide - or running high or running low - six to eight feet water.
(Q): Give name of party hiding treasure and present value?
(A): Heiney - and present value, that would be hard to estimate. Some of the things would be more valuable as heirlooms and as keepsakes than as the intrinsic value of same would be. It's plenty - sufficient to hunt for!
(Q): Has search ever been made here for this treasure?
(A): And by how many!
(Q): Would a machine for locating buried treasure assist in locating this?
(A): And would find many more! In the various Bayous. See, there's a location not so far below this where there's nearly as great a treasure - but find this one first and we will locate this one. This will assist. Many along the coast are the treasures that have been sought. Some have been located; not a great period ago since those from the Bells were taken, in the Eastern end of the next bay - Chicktuck Bayou. | You will have before you the body and the enquiring mind of [943], present in this room, and the treasure that is said to be located in Horseshoe Bayou of Choctowatchee Bay, Walton County, Florida. You will give full information as to how it may be located and proper procedure to recover it. You will answer the questions I will ask you regarding same. | Yes, we have the body, the enquiring mind, [943] - this we have had before. Also that information as has been given him respecting treasure in Horseshoe Bayou, Choctowatchee Bay, close to Florida.
Now, the information - now this may be dealt with from more than one standpoint. The information as has been given to the body [943] is correct, in so far as the treasure being in this place. The Bayou, though, is in error - as it is nearer the next Bayou than in Horseshoe. Horseshoe extending more toward the West than that Bayou that is in the proper direction from which the treasure chests in question may be located. Now the ridge that is formed by Horseshoe Bayou, as it extends into the Bay - from the East side - Now we are on the East side, see? of Horseshoe Bayou, as this extends - that is, the uprising land where the division proper comes, near the edge of this point these may be located. These are in THIS shape: One was lowered from the larboard, the other from the prow, and the other from the bow. These leave the directions, then, in distance, from the eighty foot launch in which these were cast overboard from. Then in this position would they be found, in nearly a fan-shape - see? One from lar (central), prow, and bow. These leaving in this direction.
To obtain these we would seek a period when there is low tide, and preferably at the height of a full moon. That sounds funny, doesn't it? Here: In the action of the MOONLIGHT, with reflections under same and at low tide, there will be found shadows from that which may be located, half buried, much easier than from strong light which reflects back to one's vision, see? Seek it then at such a time, and this may be located. To the extreme East end, then, of Horseshoe Bayou, toward the ridge as comes to the next Bayou from that direction - from the East. | 1 | 79,147 | 5675-0001 |
- | And in that case a surgical operation will not be necessary, will it? | It will not if these are carried out as we have given here. | 1 | 79,148 | 5676-0001 |
(Q): And in that case a surgical operation will not be necessary, will it?
(A): It will not if these are carried out as we have given here. | Are there any adhesions or obstructions in the intestinal tract? | We have given here that we had adhesions here. We would overcome these with these conditions we are to give, both with the exercises and the medicinal properties. They are to act with the blood forces and with the nerve forces in the body and rebuild to the system the resistive forces necessary to overcome these conditions. Do as we have outlined here. | 1 | 79,149 | 5676-0001 |
(Q): And in that case a surgical operation will not be necessary, will it?
(A): It will not if these are carried out as we have given here.
(Q): Are there any adhesions or obstructions in the intestinal tract?
(A): We have given here that we had adhesions here. We would overcome these with these conditions we are to give, both with the exercises and the medicinal properties. They are to act with the blood forces and with the nerve forces in the body and rebuild to the system the resistive forces necessary to overcome these conditions. Do as we have outlined here. | Give suggestions. | Yes, we have the body here. Now, the abnormal conditions as we find in this body, has to do with specific conditions as have existed in the body, and the effect as has been produced by the change in the conditions through circulation, through nerve force, and through the functioning of the organs, especially of the trunk portions of the body. Now, these are conditions as we find them at present in the body here, Mrs. [5675] we are speaking of: In the blood force in the body we find the body has not sufficient quantity of blood in the body, and we have a deep circulation rather than to a capillary circulation. The blood itself is impoverished by poor assimilation, and by the condition of both the organs that supply the blood force rebuilding incentives and the nerve as it causes the flow of the blood through the body. Hence the inability of the body to gain its strength properly after any exercise; that produces also the shortness of breath at times. The effect over the whole system becomes one of a debilitated body, not from improper or impurities of the blood, but the inability of the blood to furnish the incentives of a vital force to the body, as we will see through portions of the system and how it affects the various portions of the body. The white blood force is also deficient. Hence the inability to produce perfect coagulation in the system without tissue becoming involved, as we see through portions of the body here in the side where we have some lesions that have been formed here. In the nerve forces in the body, we find that the brain forces of the body are good. | 1 | 79,150 | 5676-0001 |
(Q): And in that case a surgical operation will not be necessary, will it?
(A): It will not if these are carried out as we have given here.
(Q): Are there any adhesions or obstructions in the intestinal tract?
(A): We have given here that we had adhesions here. We would overcome these with these conditions we are to give, both with the exercises and the medicinal properties. They are to act with the blood forces and with the nerve forces in the body and rebuild to the system the resistive forces necessary to overcome these conditions. Do as we have outlined here.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): Yes, we have the body here. Now, the abnormal conditions as we find in this body, has to do with specific conditions as have existed in the body, and the effect as has been produced by the change in the conditions through circulation, through nerve force, and through the functioning of the organs, especially of the trunk portions of the body. Now, these are conditions as we find them at present in the body here, Mrs. [5675] we are speaking of: In the blood force in the body we find the body has not sufficient quantity of blood in the body, and we have a deep circulation rather than to a capillary circulation. The blood itself is impoverished by poor assimilation, and by the condition of both the organs that supply the blood force rebuilding incentives and the nerve as it causes the flow of the blood through the body. Hence the inability of the body to gain its strength properly after any exercise; that produces also the shortness of breath at times. The effect over the whole system becomes one of a debilitated body, not from improper or impurities of the blood, but the inability of the blood to furnish the incentives of a vital force to the body, as we will see through portions of the system and how it affects the various portions of the body. The white blood force is also deficient. Hence the inability to produce perfect coagulation in the system without tissue becoming involved, as we see through portions of the body here in the side where we have some lesions that have been formed here. In the nerve forces in the body, we find that the brain forces of the body are good. | Mr. Cayce, what is the cause of the condition in the nose and in the left side? | Just from the condition as we have described here, through the sensory organism. | 1 | 79,151 | 5676-0001 |
(Q): And in that case a surgical operation will not be necessary, will it?
(A): It will not if these are carried out as we have given here.
(Q): Are there any adhesions or obstructions in the intestinal tract?
(A): We have given here that we had adhesions here. We would overcome these with these conditions we are to give, both with the exercises and the medicinal properties. They are to act with the blood forces and with the nerve forces in the body and rebuild to the system the resistive forces necessary to overcome these conditions. Do as we have outlined here.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): Yes, we have the body here. Now, the abnormal conditions as we find in this body, has to do with specific conditions as have existed in the body, and the effect as has been produced by the change in the conditions through circulation, through nerve force, and through the functioning of the organs, especially of the trunk portions of the body. Now, these are conditions as we find them at present in the body here, Mrs. [5675] we are speaking of: In the blood force in the body we find the body has not sufficient quantity of blood in the body, and we have a deep circulation rather than to a capillary circulation. The blood itself is impoverished by poor assimilation, and by the condition of both the organs that supply the blood force rebuilding incentives and the nerve as it causes the flow of the blood through the body. Hence the inability of the body to gain its strength properly after any exercise; that produces also the shortness of breath at times. The effect over the whole system becomes one of a debilitated body, not from improper or impurities of the blood, but the inability of the blood to furnish the incentives of a vital force to the body, as we will see through portions of the system and how it affects the various portions of the body. The white blood force is also deficient. Hence the inability to produce perfect coagulation in the system without tissue becoming involved, as we see through portions of the body here in the side where we have some lesions that have been formed here. In the nerve forces in the body, we find that the brain forces of the body are good.
(Q): Mr. Cayce, what is the cause of the condition in the nose and in the left side?
(A): Just from the condition as we have described here, through the sensory organism. | Mr. Cayce, what other conditions do you find in this body? | We have them here. We have had an effect in the system that with the brain forces and with the whole system that has been enacted over the system - is getting the condition - changes - the brain has been benumbed - a deadening of the vasomotory nerve force and its effect on the brain - we will get the effects here. These are coming back to co-ordination so that we will have the proper incentives to all of the forces. The action of the brain center over the system to control within the system is very good. The cerebrospinal nervous system over the whole body, as we find, there are ends of nerves that are involved with the conditions as have to do with making of distress to portions of the body. Whereas, we have given here where the adhesions through portions - where there was an operation here. The sympathetic nervous system, we find, is very good. The action and the co-ordination of the sympathetic to the cerebrospinal are good. The body continues to be supersensitive, though. The action of the sensory organism over the whole system co-ordinates well with the sympathetic system rather than with the cerebrospinal. The effect as this produces is that the body - that is, above the ordinary - may think of two things at once.
The functioning of the organs themselves, through the throat and larynx, there has been for some time a condition has been produced that causes a dryness to the throat and larynx at times - not a distinct condition but rather a re-vibration of the condition as produced in the nerve centers. Through the lung forces themselves we find the body very good. The clarification of the blood forces takes place in its normal force. The oxidization has not always been, nor is it always been [now], in perfect condition; yet at the present time is very good. Through the digestive tract, that is, the stomach itself proper, at the present time we have very good re-action from the nervous forces to the pneumogastric and the effect as it produces at present over the system. The effect as produced by the condition of the blood and the action as the brain force expressed over the blood forces - the spleen we find is smaller than ordinary. The action of the pancrean forces to produce that of the secretions necessary to carry on the digestive forces does not work to its proper condition, so that we have troubles at times through the digestive force. We have a rather lower intestinal indigestion than that through the stomach itself. So through the whole lower intestinal tract a tendency of the disorder of the bowels themselves, and the action of the foods as they are passed through these portions of the body. Through the functioning of the liver we find that the condition in the blood a tendency for both lobes to be engorged. The circulation through these is inclined to be deep. The effect is to produce the climbing sensation over the exterior portion to the higher force of blood supply to the trunk portion of the body, through the kidneys' reaction. The nerves in the pelvic region, especially those of the false or upper pelvis region, through that of the ileum plexus, show the signs of the conditions or troubles through - with which the body suffers here at times. The nerves have not all formed their perfect unison so that the circulation carries naturally through the whole system in its perfect manner, overtax the kidneys at times, the secretion and excretory functions become above the normal. The effect of the emunctories there to create the proper excretions from the system does not function normally; produced by the same state as has been over the system. Yes, an operation was necessary at times here, wasn't there? The effect when the body recovers from this whole condition will be had for the whole body. We have not overcome all of the conditions either of the functioning to the brain forces, nor have the nerves and tissue formed to their perfect unison as yet.
The body should exercise itself, to a specific nature and character and kind, so that the ligaments and the tissue of the body may be brought to its perfect unison, and the circulation and the assimilation in the body so corrected as to produce more perfect building forces through the body to meet and resist the forces as thrown off and to produce perfect absorption through the body.
Then we would take into the system this:
Tincture of Valerian..........4 ounces, Bromide Potassium............20 grains, Iodide of Potassium...........3 grains, Elixir of Calisaya............2 ounces, Capsicum......................3 grains.
Sufficient simple syrup to make 11 ounces.
The dose would be teaspoonful, three times each day, about an hour before each meal.
Then make into pellets this:
Gum Camphor..................20 grains, Sulfate of Morphia............1 grain, Muriated Iron................30 grains.
Mix well, and make into pellets, 30 of them. One would be taken each evening.
The exercises to the body would be those to the trunk portion of the body, with the body lying down, first on the back and then on the face, and then exercise the body, with the movements of the body, from the feet or heels to the head, to overcome the condition and to have the tissue and ligaments in the trunk portion of the body to come to a normal force and to relieve the pressure there; do that. | 1 | 79,152 | 5676-0001 |
- | Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water? | Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach. | 1 | 79,153 | 5677-0001 |
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water?
(A): Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach. | Any other means in addition to the Iodide of potash and plenty of water, and Clary water in the stomach? What about alcoholic stimulants? | The Clary water contains all necessary. | 1 | 79,154 | 5677-0001 |
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water?
(A): Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach.
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Iodide of potash and plenty of water, and Clary water in the stomach? What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clary water contains all necessary. | Give suggestions. | We have had him before. [No copy of earlier rdgs. on file.] Now he has many things, troubling him in minor details. | 1 | 79,155 | 5677-0001 |
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water?
(A): Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach.
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Iodide of potash and plenty of water, and Clary water in the stomach? What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clary water contains all necessary.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have had him before. [No copy of earlier rdgs. on file.] Now he has many things, troubling him in minor details. | In addition to this, is there any other means of stimulation, from Osteopathy? | He has had too much osteopathy treatment. Stimulated these forces so much that it has caused too much force below - solar plexus, and let that relax so much - that helps this out. That is what caused this trouble. Because when you contract or relax these muscles enough out here - along the spine, and relax these muscles or nerves here governing the heart, then that produces this force - vertigo you see. Because the circulation is too strong. Produces palpitation of the heart. We want to quiet this. Take something into the system to cleanse it. | 1 | 79,156 | 5677-0001 |
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water?
(A): Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach.
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Iodide of potash and plenty of water, and Clary water in the stomach? What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clary water contains all necessary.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have had him before. [No copy of earlier rdgs. on file.] Now he has many things, troubling him in minor details.
(Q): In addition to this, is there any other means of stimulation, from Osteopathy?
(A): He has had too much osteopathy treatment. Stimulated these forces so much that it has caused too much force below - solar plexus, and let that relax so much - that helps this out. That is what caused this trouble. Because when you contract or relax these muscles enough out here - along the spine, and relax these muscles or nerves here governing the heart, then that produces this force - vertigo you see. Because the circulation is too strong. Produces palpitation of the heart. We want to quiet this. Take something into the system to cleanse it. | Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body? | None. | 1 | 79,157 | 5677-0001 |
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water?
(A): Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach.
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Iodide of potash and plenty of water, and Clary water in the stomach? What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clary water contains all necessary.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have had him before. [No copy of earlier rdgs. on file.] Now he has many things, troubling him in minor details.
(Q): In addition to this, is there any other means of stimulation, from Osteopathy?
(A): He has had too much osteopathy treatment. Stimulated these forces so much that it has caused too much force below - solar plexus, and let that relax so much - that helps this out. That is what caused this trouble. Because when you contract or relax these muscles enough out here - along the spine, and relax these muscles or nerves here governing the heart, then that produces this force - vertigo you see. Because the circulation is too strong. Produces palpitation of the heart. We want to quiet this. Take something into the system to cleanse it.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None. | Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body? | None. | 1 | 79,158 | 5677-0001 |
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water?
(A): Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach.
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Iodide of potash and plenty of water, and Clary water in the stomach? What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clary water contains all necessary.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have had him before. [No copy of earlier rdgs. on file.] Now he has many things, troubling him in minor details.
(Q): In addition to this, is there any other means of stimulation, from Osteopathy?
(A): He has had too much osteopathy treatment. Stimulated these forces so much that it has caused too much force below - solar plexus, and let that relax so much - that helps this out. That is what caused this trouble. Because when you contract or relax these muscles enough out here - along the spine, and relax these muscles or nerves here governing the heart, then that produces this force - vertigo you see. Because the circulation is too strong. Produces palpitation of the heart. We want to quiet this. Take something into the system to cleanse it.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None. | Is there any other reflex action and - | We have the only reflex action through the lower part of the system. Here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels, that causes reflex action through the kidneys, causing an extra amount of acid through the urine. We have acid urine. No sugar. That would cause organic matter. Simply an overtaxation of the kidneys throwing off this force, producing some trouble in the bowels. Coming on down along the spine, and on the outside of the spine. | 1 | 79,159 | 5677-0001 |
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water?
(A): Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach.
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Iodide of potash and plenty of water, and Clary water in the stomach? What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clary water contains all necessary.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have had him before. [No copy of earlier rdgs. on file.] Now he has many things, troubling him in minor details.
(Q): In addition to this, is there any other means of stimulation, from Osteopathy?
(A): He has had too much osteopathy treatment. Stimulated these forces so much that it has caused too much force below - solar plexus, and let that relax so much - that helps this out. That is what caused this trouble. Because when you contract or relax these muscles enough out here - along the spine, and relax these muscles or nerves here governing the heart, then that produces this force - vertigo you see. Because the circulation is too strong. Produces palpitation of the heart. We want to quiet this. Take something into the system to cleanse it.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action and -
(A): We have the only reflex action through the lower part of the system. Here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels, that causes reflex action through the kidneys, causing an extra amount of acid through the urine. We have acid urine. No sugar. That would cause organic matter. Simply an overtaxation of the kidneys throwing off this force, producing some trouble in the bowels. Coming on down along the spine, and on the outside of the spine. | Is there any other reflex action, causing these troubles? | We have reflexes through the lower part of the system; here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels. That causes an extra amount of acid urine passing through the kidneys; no sugar in urine. There is no organic trouble. Simply an over taxation of the kidneys, helping to throw off the waste matter. | 1 | 79,160 | 5677-0001 |
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water?
(A): Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach.
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Iodide of potash and plenty of water, and Clary water in the stomach? What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clary water contains all necessary.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have had him before. [No copy of earlier rdgs. on file.] Now he has many things, troubling him in minor details.
(Q): In addition to this, is there any other means of stimulation, from Osteopathy?
(A): He has had too much osteopathy treatment. Stimulated these forces so much that it has caused too much force below - solar plexus, and let that relax so much - that helps this out. That is what caused this trouble. Because when you contract or relax these muscles enough out here - along the spine, and relax these muscles or nerves here governing the heart, then that produces this force - vertigo you see. Because the circulation is too strong. Produces palpitation of the heart. We want to quiet this. Take something into the system to cleanse it.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action and -
(A): We have the only reflex action through the lower part of the system. Here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels, that causes reflex action through the kidneys, causing an extra amount of acid through the urine. We have acid urine. No sugar. That would cause organic matter. Simply an overtaxation of the kidneys throwing off this force, producing some trouble in the bowels. Coming on down along the spine, and on the outside of the spine.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action, causing these troubles?
(A): We have reflexes through the lower part of the system; here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels. That causes an extra amount of acid urine passing through the kidneys; no sugar in urine. There is no organic trouble. Simply an over taxation of the kidneys, helping to throw off the waste matter. | Mr. Cayce, you are now going to sleep, a deep, sweet, restful sleep; you are breathing full, and free; all the emunctories of the body are performing their functions perfectly. [HE SLEEPS.]
You now have before you, the body of [5676], ... Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. We want you to go over his body and tell us the conditions you find. | Yes. We have had him before. Now he has many things troubling him in minor details. | 1 | 79,161 | 5677-0001 |
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water?
(A): Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach.
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Iodide of potash and plenty of water, and Clary water in the stomach? What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clary water contains all necessary.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have had him before. [No copy of earlier rdgs. on file.] Now he has many things, troubling him in minor details.
(Q): In addition to this, is there any other means of stimulation, from Osteopathy?
(A): He has had too much osteopathy treatment. Stimulated these forces so much that it has caused too much force below - solar plexus, and let that relax so much - that helps this out. That is what caused this trouble. Because when you contract or relax these muscles enough out here - along the spine, and relax these muscles or nerves here governing the heart, then that produces this force - vertigo you see. Because the circulation is too strong. Produces palpitation of the heart. We want to quiet this. Take something into the system to cleanse it.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action and -
(A): We have the only reflex action through the lower part of the system. Here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels, that causes reflex action through the kidneys, causing an extra amount of acid through the urine. We have acid urine. No sugar. That would cause organic matter. Simply an overtaxation of the kidneys throwing off this force, producing some trouble in the bowels. Coming on down along the spine, and on the outside of the spine.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action, causing these troubles?
(A): We have reflexes through the lower part of the system; here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels. That causes an extra amount of acid urine passing through the kidneys; no sugar in urine. There is no organic trouble. Simply an over taxation of the kidneys, helping to throw off the waste matter.
(Q): Mr. Cayce, you are now going to sleep, a deep, sweet, restful sleep; you are breathing full, and free; all the emunctories of the body are performing their functions perfectly. [HE SLEEPS.]
You now have before you, the body of [5676], ... Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. We want you to go over his body and tell us the conditions you find.
(A): Yes. We have had him before. Now he has many things troubling him in minor details. | Spell that? | Clarey water. [Clary Water] | 1 | 79,162 | 5677-0001 |
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water?
(A): Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach.
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Iodide of potash and plenty of water, and Clary water in the stomach? What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clary water contains all necessary.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have had him before. [No copy of earlier rdgs. on file.] Now he has many things, troubling him in minor details.
(Q): In addition to this, is there any other means of stimulation, from Osteopathy?
(A): He has had too much osteopathy treatment. Stimulated these forces so much that it has caused too much force below - solar plexus, and let that relax so much - that helps this out. That is what caused this trouble. Because when you contract or relax these muscles enough out here - along the spine, and relax these muscles or nerves here governing the heart, then that produces this force - vertigo you see. Because the circulation is too strong. Produces palpitation of the heart. We want to quiet this. Take something into the system to cleanse it.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action and -
(A): We have the only reflex action through the lower part of the system. Here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels, that causes reflex action through the kidneys, causing an extra amount of acid through the urine. We have acid urine. No sugar. That would cause organic matter. Simply an overtaxation of the kidneys throwing off this force, producing some trouble in the bowels. Coming on down along the spine, and on the outside of the spine.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action, causing these troubles?
(A): We have reflexes through the lower part of the system; here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels. That causes an extra amount of acid urine passing through the kidneys; no sugar in urine. There is no organic trouble. Simply an over taxation of the kidneys, helping to throw off the waste matter.
(Q): Mr. Cayce, you are now going to sleep, a deep, sweet, restful sleep; you are breathing full, and free; all the emunctories of the body are performing their functions perfectly. [HE SLEEPS.]
You now have before you, the body of [5676], ... Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. We want you to go over his body and tell us the conditions you find.
(A): Yes. We have had him before. Now he has many things troubling him in minor details.
(Q): Spell that?
(A): Clarey water. [Clary Water] | What about alcoholic stimulants? | The Clarey Water [Clary Water] is composed of alcoholic stimulants. That is not needed in this, only enough to keep it as long as it is taken in the intestines. That is composed of gin, cinnamon, and tary [clary] flower. That takes up or similates the gastric juices of the stomach. [See 5676-1, Par. B1 for detailed formula.] | 1 | 79,163 | 5677-0001 |
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water?
(A): Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach.
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Iodide of potash and plenty of water, and Clary water in the stomach? What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clary water contains all necessary.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have had him before. [No copy of earlier rdgs. on file.] Now he has many things, troubling him in minor details.
(Q): In addition to this, is there any other means of stimulation, from Osteopathy?
(A): He has had too much osteopathy treatment. Stimulated these forces so much that it has caused too much force below - solar plexus, and let that relax so much - that helps this out. That is what caused this trouble. Because when you contract or relax these muscles enough out here - along the spine, and relax these muscles or nerves here governing the heart, then that produces this force - vertigo you see. Because the circulation is too strong. Produces palpitation of the heart. We want to quiet this. Take something into the system to cleanse it.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action and -
(A): We have the only reflex action through the lower part of the system. Here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels, that causes reflex action through the kidneys, causing an extra amount of acid through the urine. We have acid urine. No sugar. That would cause organic matter. Simply an overtaxation of the kidneys throwing off this force, producing some trouble in the bowels. Coming on down along the spine, and on the outside of the spine.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action, causing these troubles?
(A): We have reflexes through the lower part of the system; here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels. That causes an extra amount of acid urine passing through the kidneys; no sugar in urine. There is no organic trouble. Simply an over taxation of the kidneys, helping to throw off the waste matter.
(Q): Mr. Cayce, you are now going to sleep, a deep, sweet, restful sleep; you are breathing full, and free; all the emunctories of the body are performing their functions perfectly. [HE SLEEPS.]
You now have before you, the body of [5676], ... Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. We want you to go over his body and tell us the conditions you find.
(A): Yes. We have had him before. Now he has many things troubling him in minor details.
(Q): Spell that?
(A): Clarey water. [Clary Water]
(Q): What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clarey Water [Clary Water] is composed of alcoholic stimulants. That is not needed in this, only enough to keep it as long as it is taken in the intestines. That is composed of gin, cinnamon, and tary [clary] flower. That takes up or similates the gastric juices of the stomach. [See 5676-1, Par. B1 for detailed formula.] | What about his diet. What particular kinds of food ought he to eat, to help correct this. | Leave off his meats. Take on starches. Something that will similate in the stomach easily. Then when the nerve forces take [act?] in proper order, they [he] will digest most anything.
[GD's note: Par. 17--27-A below are another stenographer's version of the same reading. Paragraphing is continued from above reading for indexing purposes.] | 1 | 79,164 | 5677-0001 |
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water?
(A): Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach.
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Iodide of potash and plenty of water, and Clary water in the stomach? What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clary water contains all necessary.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have had him before. [No copy of earlier rdgs. on file.] Now he has many things, troubling him in minor details.
(Q): In addition to this, is there any other means of stimulation, from Osteopathy?
(A): He has had too much osteopathy treatment. Stimulated these forces so much that it has caused too much force below - solar plexus, and let that relax so much - that helps this out. That is what caused this trouble. Because when you contract or relax these muscles enough out here - along the spine, and relax these muscles or nerves here governing the heart, then that produces this force - vertigo you see. Because the circulation is too strong. Produces palpitation of the heart. We want to quiet this. Take something into the system to cleanse it.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action and -
(A): We have the only reflex action through the lower part of the system. Here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels, that causes reflex action through the kidneys, causing an extra amount of acid through the urine. We have acid urine. No sugar. That would cause organic matter. Simply an overtaxation of the kidneys throwing off this force, producing some trouble in the bowels. Coming on down along the spine, and on the outside of the spine.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action, causing these troubles?
(A): We have reflexes through the lower part of the system; here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels. That causes an extra amount of acid urine passing through the kidneys; no sugar in urine. There is no organic trouble. Simply an over taxation of the kidneys, helping to throw off the waste matter.
(Q): Mr. Cayce, you are now going to sleep, a deep, sweet, restful sleep; you are breathing full, and free; all the emunctories of the body are performing their functions perfectly. [HE SLEEPS.]
You now have before you, the body of [5676], ... Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. We want you to go over his body and tell us the conditions you find.
(A): Yes. We have had him before. Now he has many things troubling him in minor details.
(Q): Spell that?
(A): Clarey water. [Clary Water]
(Q): What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clarey Water [Clary Water] is composed of alcoholic stimulants. That is not needed in this, only enough to keep it as long as it is taken in the intestines. That is composed of gin, cinnamon, and tary [clary] flower. That takes up or similates the gastric juices of the stomach. [See 5676-1, Par. B1 for detailed formula.]
(Q): What about his diet. What particular kinds of food ought he to eat, to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats. Take on starches. Something that will similate in the stomach easily. Then when the nerve forces take [act?] in proper order, they [he] will digest most anything.
[GD's note: Par. 17--27-A below are another stenographer's version of the same reading. Paragraphing is continued from above reading for indexing purposes.] | What about his diet; what particular kind of food ought he to eat to help correct this. | Leave off his meats, take on starches; something that will assimilate in the stomach easily; then when the nerve forces are in proper order, they will digest most anything. | 1 | 79,165 | 5677-0001 |
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water?
(A): Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach.
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Iodide of potash and plenty of water, and Clary water in the stomach? What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clary water contains all necessary.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have had him before. [No copy of earlier rdgs. on file.] Now he has many things, troubling him in minor details.
(Q): In addition to this, is there any other means of stimulation, from Osteopathy?
(A): He has had too much osteopathy treatment. Stimulated these forces so much that it has caused too much force below - solar plexus, and let that relax so much - that helps this out. That is what caused this trouble. Because when you contract or relax these muscles enough out here - along the spine, and relax these muscles or nerves here governing the heart, then that produces this force - vertigo you see. Because the circulation is too strong. Produces palpitation of the heart. We want to quiet this. Take something into the system to cleanse it.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action and -
(A): We have the only reflex action through the lower part of the system. Here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels, that causes reflex action through the kidneys, causing an extra amount of acid through the urine. We have acid urine. No sugar. That would cause organic matter. Simply an overtaxation of the kidneys throwing off this force, producing some trouble in the bowels. Coming on down along the spine, and on the outside of the spine.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action, causing these troubles?
(A): We have reflexes through the lower part of the system; here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels. That causes an extra amount of acid urine passing through the kidneys; no sugar in urine. There is no organic trouble. Simply an over taxation of the kidneys, helping to throw off the waste matter.
(Q): Mr. Cayce, you are now going to sleep, a deep, sweet, restful sleep; you are breathing full, and free; all the emunctories of the body are performing their functions perfectly. [HE SLEEPS.]
You now have before you, the body of [5676], ... Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. We want you to go over his body and tell us the conditions you find.
(A): Yes. We have had him before. Now he has many things troubling him in minor details.
(Q): Spell that?
(A): Clarey water. [Clary Water]
(Q): What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clarey Water [Clary Water] is composed of alcoholic stimulants. That is not needed in this, only enough to keep it as long as it is taken in the intestines. That is composed of gin, cinnamon, and tary [clary] flower. That takes up or similates the gastric juices of the stomach. [See 5676-1, Par. B1 for detailed formula.]
(Q): What about his diet. What particular kinds of food ought he to eat, to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats. Take on starches. Something that will similate in the stomach easily. Then when the nerve forces take [act?] in proper order, they [he] will digest most anything.
[GD's note: Par. 17--27-A below are another stenographer's version of the same reading. Paragraphing is continued from above reading for indexing purposes.]
(Q): What about his diet; what particular kind of food ought he to eat to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats, take on starches; something that will assimilate in the stomach easily; then when the nerve forces are in proper order, they will digest most anything. | What form of potash would you use? | Ide [Iodide?] of potash. | 1 | 79,166 | 5677-0001 |
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water?
(A): Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach.
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Iodide of potash and plenty of water, and Clary water in the stomach? What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clary water contains all necessary.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have had him before. [No copy of earlier rdgs. on file.] Now he has many things, troubling him in minor details.
(Q): In addition to this, is there any other means of stimulation, from Osteopathy?
(A): He has had too much osteopathy treatment. Stimulated these forces so much that it has caused too much force below - solar plexus, and let that relax so much - that helps this out. That is what caused this trouble. Because when you contract or relax these muscles enough out here - along the spine, and relax these muscles or nerves here governing the heart, then that produces this force - vertigo you see. Because the circulation is too strong. Produces palpitation of the heart. We want to quiet this. Take something into the system to cleanse it.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action and -
(A): We have the only reflex action through the lower part of the system. Here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels, that causes reflex action through the kidneys, causing an extra amount of acid through the urine. We have acid urine. No sugar. That would cause organic matter. Simply an overtaxation of the kidneys throwing off this force, producing some trouble in the bowels. Coming on down along the spine, and on the outside of the spine.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action, causing these troubles?
(A): We have reflexes through the lower part of the system; here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels. That causes an extra amount of acid urine passing through the kidneys; no sugar in urine. There is no organic trouble. Simply an over taxation of the kidneys, helping to throw off the waste matter.
(Q): Mr. Cayce, you are now going to sleep, a deep, sweet, restful sleep; you are breathing full, and free; all the emunctories of the body are performing their functions perfectly. [HE SLEEPS.]
You now have before you, the body of [5676], ... Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. We want you to go over his body and tell us the conditions you find.
(A): Yes. We have had him before. Now he has many things troubling him in minor details.
(Q): Spell that?
(A): Clarey water. [Clary Water]
(Q): What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clarey Water [Clary Water] is composed of alcoholic stimulants. That is not needed in this, only enough to keep it as long as it is taken in the intestines. That is composed of gin, cinnamon, and tary [clary] flower. That takes up or similates the gastric juices of the stomach. [See 5676-1, Par. B1 for detailed formula.]
(Q): What about his diet. What particular kinds of food ought he to eat, to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats. Take on starches. Something that will similate in the stomach easily. Then when the nerve forces take [act?] in proper order, they [he] will digest most anything.
[GD's note: Par. 17--27-A below are another stenographer's version of the same reading. Paragraphing is continued from above reading for indexing purposes.]
(Q): What about his diet; what particular kind of food ought he to eat to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats, take on starches; something that will assimilate in the stomach easily; then when the nerve forces are in proper order, they will digest most anything.
(Q): What form of potash would you use?
(A): Ide [Iodide?] of potash. | What is condition of liver? | The liver is good. Both lobes of liver, right and left, are in good condition; a normal liver. | 1 | 79,167 | 5677-0001 |
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water?
(A): Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach.
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Iodide of potash and plenty of water, and Clary water in the stomach? What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clary water contains all necessary.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have had him before. [No copy of earlier rdgs. on file.] Now he has many things, troubling him in minor details.
(Q): In addition to this, is there any other means of stimulation, from Osteopathy?
(A): He has had too much osteopathy treatment. Stimulated these forces so much that it has caused too much force below - solar plexus, and let that relax so much - that helps this out. That is what caused this trouble. Because when you contract or relax these muscles enough out here - along the spine, and relax these muscles or nerves here governing the heart, then that produces this force - vertigo you see. Because the circulation is too strong. Produces palpitation of the heart. We want to quiet this. Take something into the system to cleanse it.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action and -
(A): We have the only reflex action through the lower part of the system. Here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels, that causes reflex action through the kidneys, causing an extra amount of acid through the urine. We have acid urine. No sugar. That would cause organic matter. Simply an overtaxation of the kidneys throwing off this force, producing some trouble in the bowels. Coming on down along the spine, and on the outside of the spine.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action, causing these troubles?
(A): We have reflexes through the lower part of the system; here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels. That causes an extra amount of acid urine passing through the kidneys; no sugar in urine. There is no organic trouble. Simply an over taxation of the kidneys, helping to throw off the waste matter.
(Q): Mr. Cayce, you are now going to sleep, a deep, sweet, restful sleep; you are breathing full, and free; all the emunctories of the body are performing their functions perfectly. [HE SLEEPS.]
You now have before you, the body of [5676], ... Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. We want you to go over his body and tell us the conditions you find.
(A): Yes. We have had him before. Now he has many things troubling him in minor details.
(Q): Spell that?
(A): Clarey water. [Clary Water]
(Q): What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clarey Water [Clary Water] is composed of alcoholic stimulants. That is not needed in this, only enough to keep it as long as it is taken in the intestines. That is composed of gin, cinnamon, and tary [clary] flower. That takes up or similates the gastric juices of the stomach. [See 5676-1, Par. B1 for detailed formula.]
(Q): What about his diet. What particular kinds of food ought he to eat, to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats. Take on starches. Something that will similate in the stomach easily. Then when the nerve forces take [act?] in proper order, they [he] will digest most anything.
[GD's note: Par. 17--27-A below are another stenographer's version of the same reading. Paragraphing is continued from above reading for indexing purposes.]
(Q): What about his diet; what particular kind of food ought he to eat to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats, take on starches; something that will assimilate in the stomach easily; then when the nerve forces are in proper order, they will digest most anything.
(Q): What form of potash would you use?
(A): Ide [Iodide?] of potash.
(Q): What is condition of liver?
(A): The liver is good. Both lobes of liver, right and left, are in good condition; a normal liver. | What is the condition of the liver? | The liver is good. It has been overworked. Through cathartics. That produces this throwing off enough to force out through the lower part of the intestines - as throwing off bile. Bile duct is not dilated. Both lobes of the liver, right and left, are in good condition. Good condition, a normal liver. Spleen as you see - we have had in the former condition. You will find that very much better; through the left lobe or end we find it was formerly impact tight from overwork, and exercise of the brain. Now see along the spine - they have just overdone, and thrown the same work on the solar plexus nerves, and causing them to relax. Should be in normal condition. | 1 | 79,168 | 5677-0001 |
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water?
(A): Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach.
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Iodide of potash and plenty of water, and Clary water in the stomach? What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clary water contains all necessary.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have had him before. [No copy of earlier rdgs. on file.] Now he has many things, troubling him in minor details.
(Q): In addition to this, is there any other means of stimulation, from Osteopathy?
(A): He has had too much osteopathy treatment. Stimulated these forces so much that it has caused too much force below - solar plexus, and let that relax so much - that helps this out. That is what caused this trouble. Because when you contract or relax these muscles enough out here - along the spine, and relax these muscles or nerves here governing the heart, then that produces this force - vertigo you see. Because the circulation is too strong. Produces palpitation of the heart. We want to quiet this. Take something into the system to cleanse it.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action and -
(A): We have the only reflex action through the lower part of the system. Here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels, that causes reflex action through the kidneys, causing an extra amount of acid through the urine. We have acid urine. No sugar. That would cause organic matter. Simply an overtaxation of the kidneys throwing off this force, producing some trouble in the bowels. Coming on down along the spine, and on the outside of the spine.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action, causing these troubles?
(A): We have reflexes through the lower part of the system; here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels. That causes an extra amount of acid urine passing through the kidneys; no sugar in urine. There is no organic trouble. Simply an over taxation of the kidneys, helping to throw off the waste matter.
(Q): Mr. Cayce, you are now going to sleep, a deep, sweet, restful sleep; you are breathing full, and free; all the emunctories of the body are performing their functions perfectly. [HE SLEEPS.]
You now have before you, the body of [5676], ... Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. We want you to go over his body and tell us the conditions you find.
(A): Yes. We have had him before. Now he has many things troubling him in minor details.
(Q): Spell that?
(A): Clarey water. [Clary Water]
(Q): What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clarey Water [Clary Water] is composed of alcoholic stimulants. That is not needed in this, only enough to keep it as long as it is taken in the intestines. That is composed of gin, cinnamon, and tary [clary] flower. That takes up or similates the gastric juices of the stomach. [See 5676-1, Par. B1 for detailed formula.]
(Q): What about his diet. What particular kinds of food ought he to eat, to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats. Take on starches. Something that will similate in the stomach easily. Then when the nerve forces take [act?] in proper order, they [he] will digest most anything.
[GD's note: Par. 17--27-A below are another stenographer's version of the same reading. Paragraphing is continued from above reading for indexing purposes.]
(Q): What about his diet; what particular kind of food ought he to eat to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats, take on starches; something that will assimilate in the stomach easily; then when the nerve forces are in proper order, they will digest most anything.
(Q): What form of potash would you use?
(A): Ide [Iodide?] of potash.
(Q): What is condition of liver?
(A): The liver is good. Both lobes of liver, right and left, are in good condition; a normal liver.
(Q): What is the condition of the liver?
(A): The liver is good. It has been overworked. Through cathartics. That produces this throwing off enough to force out through the lower part of the intestines - as throwing off bile. Bile duct is not dilated. Both lobes of the liver, right and left, are in good condition. Good condition, a normal liver. Spleen as you see - we have had in the former condition. You will find that very much better; through the left lobe or end we find it was formerly impact tight from overwork, and exercise of the brain. Now see along the spine - they have just overdone, and thrown the same work on the solar plexus nerves, and causing them to relax. Should be in normal condition. | What is the principal trouble? | Nothing especial. Principal trouble is indigestion, caused from nervous reflex ... [word(s) missing]. Having no stimulation. These nerves extend down the front part of the body, and governing the heart, causing vertigo and palpitation of the heart. There is no organic trouble of the heart. | 1 | 79,169 | 5677-0001 |
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water?
(A): Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach.
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Iodide of potash and plenty of water, and Clary water in the stomach? What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clary water contains all necessary.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have had him before. [No copy of earlier rdgs. on file.] Now he has many things, troubling him in minor details.
(Q): In addition to this, is there any other means of stimulation, from Osteopathy?
(A): He has had too much osteopathy treatment. Stimulated these forces so much that it has caused too much force below - solar plexus, and let that relax so much - that helps this out. That is what caused this trouble. Because when you contract or relax these muscles enough out here - along the spine, and relax these muscles or nerves here governing the heart, then that produces this force - vertigo you see. Because the circulation is too strong. Produces palpitation of the heart. We want to quiet this. Take something into the system to cleanse it.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action and -
(A): We have the only reflex action through the lower part of the system. Here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels, that causes reflex action through the kidneys, causing an extra amount of acid through the urine. We have acid urine. No sugar. That would cause organic matter. Simply an overtaxation of the kidneys throwing off this force, producing some trouble in the bowels. Coming on down along the spine, and on the outside of the spine.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action, causing these troubles?
(A): We have reflexes through the lower part of the system; here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels. That causes an extra amount of acid urine passing through the kidneys; no sugar in urine. There is no organic trouble. Simply an over taxation of the kidneys, helping to throw off the waste matter.
(Q): Mr. Cayce, you are now going to sleep, a deep, sweet, restful sleep; you are breathing full, and free; all the emunctories of the body are performing their functions perfectly. [HE SLEEPS.]
You now have before you, the body of [5676], ... Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. We want you to go over his body and tell us the conditions you find.
(A): Yes. We have had him before. Now he has many things troubling him in minor details.
(Q): Spell that?
(A): Clarey water. [Clary Water]
(Q): What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clarey Water [Clary Water] is composed of alcoholic stimulants. That is not needed in this, only enough to keep it as long as it is taken in the intestines. That is composed of gin, cinnamon, and tary [clary] flower. That takes up or similates the gastric juices of the stomach. [See 5676-1, Par. B1 for detailed formula.]
(Q): What about his diet. What particular kinds of food ought he to eat, to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats. Take on starches. Something that will similate in the stomach easily. Then when the nerve forces take [act?] in proper order, they [he] will digest most anything.
[GD's note: Par. 17--27-A below are another stenographer's version of the same reading. Paragraphing is continued from above reading for indexing purposes.]
(Q): What about his diet; what particular kind of food ought he to eat to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats, take on starches; something that will assimilate in the stomach easily; then when the nerve forces are in proper order, they will digest most anything.
(Q): What form of potash would you use?
(A): Ide [Iodide?] of potash.
(Q): What is condition of liver?
(A): The liver is good. Both lobes of liver, right and left, are in good condition; a normal liver.
(Q): What is the condition of the liver?
(A): The liver is good. It has been overworked. Through cathartics. That produces this throwing off enough to force out through the lower part of the intestines - as throwing off bile. Bile duct is not dilated. Both lobes of the liver, right and left, are in good condition. Good condition, a normal liver. Spleen as you see - we have had in the former condition. You will find that very much better; through the left lobe or end we find it was formerly impact tight from overwork, and exercise of the brain. Now see along the spine - they have just overdone, and thrown the same work on the solar plexus nerves, and causing them to relax. Should be in normal condition.
(Q): What is the principal trouble?
(A): Nothing especial. Principal trouble is indigestion, caused from nervous reflex ... [word(s) missing]. Having no stimulation. These nerves extend down the front part of the body, and governing the heart, causing vertigo and palpitation of the heart. There is no organic trouble of the heart. | What is the principal trouble? | Nothing especial. Principal trouble is indigestion, caused from nervous reflexes. Having no stimulation; these nerves extend down the front part of the body, and govern the heart. Causing vertigo and palpitation of the heart. There is no organic trouble of the heart. | 1 | 79,170 | 5677-0001 |
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water?
(A): Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach.
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Iodide of potash and plenty of water, and Clary water in the stomach? What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clary water contains all necessary.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have had him before. [No copy of earlier rdgs. on file.] Now he has many things, troubling him in minor details.
(Q): In addition to this, is there any other means of stimulation, from Osteopathy?
(A): He has had too much osteopathy treatment. Stimulated these forces so much that it has caused too much force below - solar plexus, and let that relax so much - that helps this out. That is what caused this trouble. Because when you contract or relax these muscles enough out here - along the spine, and relax these muscles or nerves here governing the heart, then that produces this force - vertigo you see. Because the circulation is too strong. Produces palpitation of the heart. We want to quiet this. Take something into the system to cleanse it.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action and -
(A): We have the only reflex action through the lower part of the system. Here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels, that causes reflex action through the kidneys, causing an extra amount of acid through the urine. We have acid urine. No sugar. That would cause organic matter. Simply an overtaxation of the kidneys throwing off this force, producing some trouble in the bowels. Coming on down along the spine, and on the outside of the spine.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action, causing these troubles?
(A): We have reflexes through the lower part of the system; here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels. That causes an extra amount of acid urine passing through the kidneys; no sugar in urine. There is no organic trouble. Simply an over taxation of the kidneys, helping to throw off the waste matter.
(Q): Mr. Cayce, you are now going to sleep, a deep, sweet, restful sleep; you are breathing full, and free; all the emunctories of the body are performing their functions perfectly. [HE SLEEPS.]
You now have before you, the body of [5676], ... Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. We want you to go over his body and tell us the conditions you find.
(A): Yes. We have had him before. Now he has many things troubling him in minor details.
(Q): Spell that?
(A): Clarey water. [Clary Water]
(Q): What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clarey Water [Clary Water] is composed of alcoholic stimulants. That is not needed in this, only enough to keep it as long as it is taken in the intestines. That is composed of gin, cinnamon, and tary [clary] flower. That takes up or similates the gastric juices of the stomach. [See 5676-1, Par. B1 for detailed formula.]
(Q): What about his diet. What particular kinds of food ought he to eat, to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats. Take on starches. Something that will similate in the stomach easily. Then when the nerve forces take [act?] in proper order, they [he] will digest most anything.
[GD's note: Par. 17--27-A below are another stenographer's version of the same reading. Paragraphing is continued from above reading for indexing purposes.]
(Q): What about his diet; what particular kind of food ought he to eat to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats, take on starches; something that will assimilate in the stomach easily; then when the nerve forces are in proper order, they will digest most anything.
(Q): What form of potash would you use?
(A): Ide [Iodide?] of potash.
(Q): What is condition of liver?
(A): The liver is good. Both lobes of liver, right and left, are in good condition; a normal liver.
(Q): What is the condition of the liver?
(A): The liver is good. It has been overworked. Through cathartics. That produces this throwing off enough to force out through the lower part of the intestines - as throwing off bile. Bile duct is not dilated. Both lobes of the liver, right and left, are in good condition. Good condition, a normal liver. Spleen as you see - we have had in the former condition. You will find that very much better; through the left lobe or end we find it was formerly impact tight from overwork, and exercise of the brain. Now see along the spine - they have just overdone, and thrown the same work on the solar plexus nerves, and causing them to relax. Should be in normal condition.
(Q): What is the principal trouble?
(A): Nothing especial. Principal trouble is indigestion, caused from nervous reflex ... [word(s) missing]. Having no stimulation. These nerves extend down the front part of the body, and governing the heart, causing vertigo and palpitation of the heart. There is no organic trouble of the heart.
(Q): What is the principal trouble?
(A): Nothing especial. Principal trouble is indigestion, caused from nervous reflexes. Having no stimulation; these nerves extend down the front part of the body, and govern the heart. Causing vertigo and palpitation of the heart. There is no organic trouble of the heart. | What sort of potash? | Ide [Iodide?]. Small quantities. Then you see we need to keep up - to keep up this trouble in the stomach, to cause the digestion to be in proper form - need clarey water.
Then we need a relaxation of the whole body all over. Not so much stimulation through the head as we had before. In the treatment he has had, has caused only to relax - [in lumbar] not enough to throw all off, causing a cathoic [Cathartics]. That will never take all of it off, or the trouble away, or similate these forces till it is put in proper condition to receive it. | 1 | 79,171 | 5677-0001 |
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water?
(A): Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach.
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Iodide of potash and plenty of water, and Clary water in the stomach? What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clary water contains all necessary.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have had him before. [No copy of earlier rdgs. on file.] Now he has many things, troubling him in minor details.
(Q): In addition to this, is there any other means of stimulation, from Osteopathy?
(A): He has had too much osteopathy treatment. Stimulated these forces so much that it has caused too much force below - solar plexus, and let that relax so much - that helps this out. That is what caused this trouble. Because when you contract or relax these muscles enough out here - along the spine, and relax these muscles or nerves here governing the heart, then that produces this force - vertigo you see. Because the circulation is too strong. Produces palpitation of the heart. We want to quiet this. Take something into the system to cleanse it.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action and -
(A): We have the only reflex action through the lower part of the system. Here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels, that causes reflex action through the kidneys, causing an extra amount of acid through the urine. We have acid urine. No sugar. That would cause organic matter. Simply an overtaxation of the kidneys throwing off this force, producing some trouble in the bowels. Coming on down along the spine, and on the outside of the spine.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action, causing these troubles?
(A): We have reflexes through the lower part of the system; here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels. That causes an extra amount of acid urine passing through the kidneys; no sugar in urine. There is no organic trouble. Simply an over taxation of the kidneys, helping to throw off the waste matter.
(Q): Mr. Cayce, you are now going to sleep, a deep, sweet, restful sleep; you are breathing full, and free; all the emunctories of the body are performing their functions perfectly. [HE SLEEPS.]
You now have before you, the body of [5676], ... Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. We want you to go over his body and tell us the conditions you find.
(A): Yes. We have had him before. Now he has many things troubling him in minor details.
(Q): Spell that?
(A): Clarey water. [Clary Water]
(Q): What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clarey Water [Clary Water] is composed of alcoholic stimulants. That is not needed in this, only enough to keep it as long as it is taken in the intestines. That is composed of gin, cinnamon, and tary [clary] flower. That takes up or similates the gastric juices of the stomach. [See 5676-1, Par. B1 for detailed formula.]
(Q): What about his diet. What particular kinds of food ought he to eat, to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats. Take on starches. Something that will similate in the stomach easily. Then when the nerve forces take [act?] in proper order, they [he] will digest most anything.
[GD's note: Par. 17--27-A below are another stenographer's version of the same reading. Paragraphing is continued from above reading for indexing purposes.]
(Q): What about his diet; what particular kind of food ought he to eat to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats, take on starches; something that will assimilate in the stomach easily; then when the nerve forces are in proper order, they will digest most anything.
(Q): What form of potash would you use?
(A): Ide [Iodide?] of potash.
(Q): What is condition of liver?
(A): The liver is good. Both lobes of liver, right and left, are in good condition; a normal liver.
(Q): What is the condition of the liver?
(A): The liver is good. It has been overworked. Through cathartics. That produces this throwing off enough to force out through the lower part of the intestines - as throwing off bile. Bile duct is not dilated. Both lobes of the liver, right and left, are in good condition. Good condition, a normal liver. Spleen as you see - we have had in the former condition. You will find that very much better; through the left lobe or end we find it was formerly impact tight from overwork, and exercise of the brain. Now see along the spine - they have just overdone, and thrown the same work on the solar plexus nerves, and causing them to relax. Should be in normal condition.
(Q): What is the principal trouble?
(A): Nothing especial. Principal trouble is indigestion, caused from nervous reflex ... [word(s) missing]. Having no stimulation. These nerves extend down the front part of the body, and governing the heart, causing vertigo and palpitation of the heart. There is no organic trouble of the heart.
(Q): What is the principal trouble?
(A): Nothing especial. Principal trouble is indigestion, caused from nervous reflexes. Having no stimulation; these nerves extend down the front part of the body, and govern the heart. Causing vertigo and palpitation of the heart. There is no organic trouble of the heart.
(Q): What sort of potash?
(A): Ide [Iodide?]. Small quantities. Then you see we need to keep up - to keep up this trouble in the stomach, to cause the digestion to be in proper form - need clarey water.
Then we need a relaxation of the whole body all over. Not so much stimulation through the head as we had before. In the treatment he has had, has caused only to relax - [in lumbar] not enough to throw all off, causing a cathoic [Cathartics]. That will never take all of it off, or the trouble away, or similate these forces till it is put in proper condition to receive it. | What will be used to correct this condition? | Stimulating the condition between the nervous system and sympathetics. | 1 | 79,172 | 5677-0001 |
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water?
(A): Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach.
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Iodide of potash and plenty of water, and Clary water in the stomach? What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clary water contains all necessary.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have had him before. [No copy of earlier rdgs. on file.] Now he has many things, troubling him in minor details.
(Q): In addition to this, is there any other means of stimulation, from Osteopathy?
(A): He has had too much osteopathy treatment. Stimulated these forces so much that it has caused too much force below - solar plexus, and let that relax so much - that helps this out. That is what caused this trouble. Because when you contract or relax these muscles enough out here - along the spine, and relax these muscles or nerves here governing the heart, then that produces this force - vertigo you see. Because the circulation is too strong. Produces palpitation of the heart. We want to quiet this. Take something into the system to cleanse it.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action and -
(A): We have the only reflex action through the lower part of the system. Here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels, that causes reflex action through the kidneys, causing an extra amount of acid through the urine. We have acid urine. No sugar. That would cause organic matter. Simply an overtaxation of the kidneys throwing off this force, producing some trouble in the bowels. Coming on down along the spine, and on the outside of the spine.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action, causing these troubles?
(A): We have reflexes through the lower part of the system; here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels. That causes an extra amount of acid urine passing through the kidneys; no sugar in urine. There is no organic trouble. Simply an over taxation of the kidneys, helping to throw off the waste matter.
(Q): Mr. Cayce, you are now going to sleep, a deep, sweet, restful sleep; you are breathing full, and free; all the emunctories of the body are performing their functions perfectly. [HE SLEEPS.]
You now have before you, the body of [5676], ... Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. We want you to go over his body and tell us the conditions you find.
(A): Yes. We have had him before. Now he has many things troubling him in minor details.
(Q): Spell that?
(A): Clarey water. [Clary Water]
(Q): What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clarey Water [Clary Water] is composed of alcoholic stimulants. That is not needed in this, only enough to keep it as long as it is taken in the intestines. That is composed of gin, cinnamon, and tary [clary] flower. That takes up or similates the gastric juices of the stomach. [See 5676-1, Par. B1 for detailed formula.]
(Q): What about his diet. What particular kinds of food ought he to eat, to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats. Take on starches. Something that will similate in the stomach easily. Then when the nerve forces take [act?] in proper order, they [he] will digest most anything.
[GD's note: Par. 17--27-A below are another stenographer's version of the same reading. Paragraphing is continued from above reading for indexing purposes.]
(Q): What about his diet; what particular kind of food ought he to eat to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats, take on starches; something that will assimilate in the stomach easily; then when the nerve forces are in proper order, they will digest most anything.
(Q): What form of potash would you use?
(A): Ide [Iodide?] of potash.
(Q): What is condition of liver?
(A): The liver is good. Both lobes of liver, right and left, are in good condition; a normal liver.
(Q): What is the condition of the liver?
(A): The liver is good. It has been overworked. Through cathartics. That produces this throwing off enough to force out through the lower part of the intestines - as throwing off bile. Bile duct is not dilated. Both lobes of the liver, right and left, are in good condition. Good condition, a normal liver. Spleen as you see - we have had in the former condition. You will find that very much better; through the left lobe or end we find it was formerly impact tight from overwork, and exercise of the brain. Now see along the spine - they have just overdone, and thrown the same work on the solar plexus nerves, and causing them to relax. Should be in normal condition.
(Q): What is the principal trouble?
(A): Nothing especial. Principal trouble is indigestion, caused from nervous reflex ... [word(s) missing]. Having no stimulation. These nerves extend down the front part of the body, and governing the heart, causing vertigo and palpitation of the heart. There is no organic trouble of the heart.
(Q): What is the principal trouble?
(A): Nothing especial. Principal trouble is indigestion, caused from nervous reflexes. Having no stimulation; these nerves extend down the front part of the body, and govern the heart. Causing vertigo and palpitation of the heart. There is no organic trouble of the heart.
(Q): What sort of potash?
(A): Ide [Iodide?]. Small quantities. Then you see we need to keep up - to keep up this trouble in the stomach, to cause the digestion to be in proper form - need clarey water.
Then we need a relaxation of the whole body all over. Not so much stimulation through the head as we had before. In the treatment he has had, has caused only to relax - [in lumbar] not enough to throw all off, causing a cathoic [Cathartics]. That will never take all of it off, or the trouble away, or similate these forces till it is put in proper condition to receive it.
(Q): What will be used to correct this condition?
(A): Stimulating the condition between the nervous system and sympathetics. | What would you use to help this condition? | Stimulating between the spinal nervous system and the sympathetic. | 1 | 79,173 | 5677-0001 |
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water?
(A): Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach.
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Iodide of potash and plenty of water, and Clary water in the stomach? What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clary water contains all necessary.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have had him before. [No copy of earlier rdgs. on file.] Now he has many things, troubling him in minor details.
(Q): In addition to this, is there any other means of stimulation, from Osteopathy?
(A): He has had too much osteopathy treatment. Stimulated these forces so much that it has caused too much force below - solar plexus, and let that relax so much - that helps this out. That is what caused this trouble. Because when you contract or relax these muscles enough out here - along the spine, and relax these muscles or nerves here governing the heart, then that produces this force - vertigo you see. Because the circulation is too strong. Produces palpitation of the heart. We want to quiet this. Take something into the system to cleanse it.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action and -
(A): We have the only reflex action through the lower part of the system. Here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels, that causes reflex action through the kidneys, causing an extra amount of acid through the urine. We have acid urine. No sugar. That would cause organic matter. Simply an overtaxation of the kidneys throwing off this force, producing some trouble in the bowels. Coming on down along the spine, and on the outside of the spine.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action, causing these troubles?
(A): We have reflexes through the lower part of the system; here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels. That causes an extra amount of acid urine passing through the kidneys; no sugar in urine. There is no organic trouble. Simply an over taxation of the kidneys, helping to throw off the waste matter.
(Q): Mr. Cayce, you are now going to sleep, a deep, sweet, restful sleep; you are breathing full, and free; all the emunctories of the body are performing their functions perfectly. [HE SLEEPS.]
You now have before you, the body of [5676], ... Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. We want you to go over his body and tell us the conditions you find.
(A): Yes. We have had him before. Now he has many things troubling him in minor details.
(Q): Spell that?
(A): Clarey water. [Clary Water]
(Q): What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clarey Water [Clary Water] is composed of alcoholic stimulants. That is not needed in this, only enough to keep it as long as it is taken in the intestines. That is composed of gin, cinnamon, and tary [clary] flower. That takes up or similates the gastric juices of the stomach. [See 5676-1, Par. B1 for detailed formula.]
(Q): What about his diet. What particular kinds of food ought he to eat, to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats. Take on starches. Something that will similate in the stomach easily. Then when the nerve forces take [act?] in proper order, they [he] will digest most anything.
[GD's note: Par. 17--27-A below are another stenographer's version of the same reading. Paragraphing is continued from above reading for indexing purposes.]
(Q): What about his diet; what particular kind of food ought he to eat to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats, take on starches; something that will assimilate in the stomach easily; then when the nerve forces are in proper order, they will digest most anything.
(Q): What form of potash would you use?
(A): Ide [Iodide?] of potash.
(Q): What is condition of liver?
(A): The liver is good. Both lobes of liver, right and left, are in good condition; a normal liver.
(Q): What is the condition of the liver?
(A): The liver is good. It has been overworked. Through cathartics. That produces this throwing off enough to force out through the lower part of the intestines - as throwing off bile. Bile duct is not dilated. Both lobes of the liver, right and left, are in good condition. Good condition, a normal liver. Spleen as you see - we have had in the former condition. You will find that very much better; through the left lobe or end we find it was formerly impact tight from overwork, and exercise of the brain. Now see along the spine - they have just overdone, and thrown the same work on the solar plexus nerves, and causing them to relax. Should be in normal condition.
(Q): What is the principal trouble?
(A): Nothing especial. Principal trouble is indigestion, caused from nervous reflex ... [word(s) missing]. Having no stimulation. These nerves extend down the front part of the body, and governing the heart, causing vertigo and palpitation of the heart. There is no organic trouble of the heart.
(Q): What is the principal trouble?
(A): Nothing especial. Principal trouble is indigestion, caused from nervous reflexes. Having no stimulation; these nerves extend down the front part of the body, and govern the heart. Causing vertigo and palpitation of the heart. There is no organic trouble of the heart.
(Q): What sort of potash?
(A): Ide [Iodide?]. Small quantities. Then you see we need to keep up - to keep up this trouble in the stomach, to cause the digestion to be in proper form - need clarey water.
Then we need a relaxation of the whole body all over. Not so much stimulation through the head as we had before. In the treatment he has had, has caused only to relax - [in lumbar] not enough to throw all off, causing a cathoic [Cathartics]. That will never take all of it off, or the trouble away, or similate these forces till it is put in proper condition to receive it.
(Q): What will be used to correct this condition?
(A): Stimulating the condition between the nervous system and sympathetics.
(Q): What would you use to help this condition?
(A): Stimulating between the spinal nervous system and the sympathetic. | What would you use? | First you must change the condition you find in the stomach. You must take something into the stomach that will cause the assimilation of the gastric juices in the stomach. We take water. Fill it full, the whole stomach, and this will fill the bowels and cause the gastric juices through the stomach and lower part of intestines to stimulate and enough of these juices to pass out to keep down this trouble. Also Iodide potash in small quantities to cause the digestion to be in proper form. You need clarey [clary] water. Then we need a relaxation of the whole body all over. Not so much stimulation through the head as we had before in the treatment he has had; has caused too much relaxation in the Lumbar region of the spine. Cathartics will not remove the trouble until the conditions are put in proper shape to receive it. [Note: Apparently this steno lost her notes between Par. 23-A and Par. 30-Q - six questions and answers are missing.] | 1 | 79,174 | 5677-0001 |
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water?
(A): Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach.
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Iodide of potash and plenty of water, and Clary water in the stomach? What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clary water contains all necessary.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have had him before. [No copy of earlier rdgs. on file.] Now he has many things, troubling him in minor details.
(Q): In addition to this, is there any other means of stimulation, from Osteopathy?
(A): He has had too much osteopathy treatment. Stimulated these forces so much that it has caused too much force below - solar plexus, and let that relax so much - that helps this out. That is what caused this trouble. Because when you contract or relax these muscles enough out here - along the spine, and relax these muscles or nerves here governing the heart, then that produces this force - vertigo you see. Because the circulation is too strong. Produces palpitation of the heart. We want to quiet this. Take something into the system to cleanse it.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action and -
(A): We have the only reflex action through the lower part of the system. Here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels, that causes reflex action through the kidneys, causing an extra amount of acid through the urine. We have acid urine. No sugar. That would cause organic matter. Simply an overtaxation of the kidneys throwing off this force, producing some trouble in the bowels. Coming on down along the spine, and on the outside of the spine.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action, causing these troubles?
(A): We have reflexes through the lower part of the system; here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels. That causes an extra amount of acid urine passing through the kidneys; no sugar in urine. There is no organic trouble. Simply an over taxation of the kidneys, helping to throw off the waste matter.
(Q): Mr. Cayce, you are now going to sleep, a deep, sweet, restful sleep; you are breathing full, and free; all the emunctories of the body are performing their functions perfectly. [HE SLEEPS.]
You now have before you, the body of [5676], ... Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. We want you to go over his body and tell us the conditions you find.
(A): Yes. We have had him before. Now he has many things troubling him in minor details.
(Q): Spell that?
(A): Clarey water. [Clary Water]
(Q): What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clarey Water [Clary Water] is composed of alcoholic stimulants. That is not needed in this, only enough to keep it as long as it is taken in the intestines. That is composed of gin, cinnamon, and tary [clary] flower. That takes up or similates the gastric juices of the stomach. [See 5676-1, Par. B1 for detailed formula.]
(Q): What about his diet. What particular kinds of food ought he to eat, to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats. Take on starches. Something that will similate in the stomach easily. Then when the nerve forces take [act?] in proper order, they [he] will digest most anything.
[GD's note: Par. 17--27-A below are another stenographer's version of the same reading. Paragraphing is continued from above reading for indexing purposes.]
(Q): What about his diet; what particular kind of food ought he to eat to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats, take on starches; something that will assimilate in the stomach easily; then when the nerve forces are in proper order, they will digest most anything.
(Q): What form of potash would you use?
(A): Ide [Iodide?] of potash.
(Q): What is condition of liver?
(A): The liver is good. Both lobes of liver, right and left, are in good condition; a normal liver.
(Q): What is the condition of the liver?
(A): The liver is good. It has been overworked. Through cathartics. That produces this throwing off enough to force out through the lower part of the intestines - as throwing off bile. Bile duct is not dilated. Both lobes of the liver, right and left, are in good condition. Good condition, a normal liver. Spleen as you see - we have had in the former condition. You will find that very much better; through the left lobe or end we find it was formerly impact tight from overwork, and exercise of the brain. Now see along the spine - they have just overdone, and thrown the same work on the solar plexus nerves, and causing them to relax. Should be in normal condition.
(Q): What is the principal trouble?
(A): Nothing especial. Principal trouble is indigestion, caused from nervous reflex ... [word(s) missing]. Having no stimulation. These nerves extend down the front part of the body, and governing the heart, causing vertigo and palpitation of the heart. There is no organic trouble of the heart.
(Q): What is the principal trouble?
(A): Nothing especial. Principal trouble is indigestion, caused from nervous reflexes. Having no stimulation; these nerves extend down the front part of the body, and govern the heart. Causing vertigo and palpitation of the heart. There is no organic trouble of the heart.
(Q): What sort of potash?
(A): Ide [Iodide?]. Small quantities. Then you see we need to keep up - to keep up this trouble in the stomach, to cause the digestion to be in proper form - need clarey water.
Then we need a relaxation of the whole body all over. Not so much stimulation through the head as we had before. In the treatment he has had, has caused only to relax - [in lumbar] not enough to throw all off, causing a cathoic [Cathartics]. That will never take all of it off, or the trouble away, or similate these forces till it is put in proper condition to receive it.
(Q): What will be used to correct this condition?
(A): Stimulating the condition between the nervous system and sympathetics.
(Q): What would you use to help this condition?
(A): Stimulating between the spinal nervous system and the sympathetic.
(Q): What would you use?
(A): First you must change the condition you find in the stomach. You must take something into the stomach that will cause the assimilation of the gastric juices in the stomach. We take water. Fill it full, the whole stomach, and this will fill the bowels and cause the gastric juices through the stomach and lower part of intestines to stimulate and enough of these juices to pass out to keep down this trouble. Also Iodide potash in small quantities to cause the digestion to be in proper form. You need clarey [clary] water. Then we need a relaxation of the whole body all over. Not so much stimulation through the head as we had before in the treatment he has had; has caused too much relaxation in the Lumbar region of the spine. Cathartics will not remove the trouble until the conditions are put in proper shape to receive it. [Note: Apparently this steno lost her notes between Par. 23-A and Par. 30-Q - six questions and answers are missing.] | What would you use? | First, you must change the condition you find in the stomach. First you must take something into the stomach that will cause the (similation) of the gastric juices in the stomach, passing out in the intestines. These different troubles we have here in the lower bowels. Then we take it out through medicine. Or take it out through any similar means that will remove it. We take water - fill it full - the whole stomach. The gastric juices fill the bowels, and that causes the gastric juices through the stomach and the lower part of the intestines - to stimulate and enough of the gastric juices to pass out to keep down this matter. | 1 | 79,175 | 5677-0001 |
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water?
(A): Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach.
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Iodide of potash and plenty of water, and Clary water in the stomach? What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clary water contains all necessary.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have had him before. [No copy of earlier rdgs. on file.] Now he has many things, troubling him in minor details.
(Q): In addition to this, is there any other means of stimulation, from Osteopathy?
(A): He has had too much osteopathy treatment. Stimulated these forces so much that it has caused too much force below - solar plexus, and let that relax so much - that helps this out. That is what caused this trouble. Because when you contract or relax these muscles enough out here - along the spine, and relax these muscles or nerves here governing the heart, then that produces this force - vertigo you see. Because the circulation is too strong. Produces palpitation of the heart. We want to quiet this. Take something into the system to cleanse it.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action and -
(A): We have the only reflex action through the lower part of the system. Here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels, that causes reflex action through the kidneys, causing an extra amount of acid through the urine. We have acid urine. No sugar. That would cause organic matter. Simply an overtaxation of the kidneys throwing off this force, producing some trouble in the bowels. Coming on down along the spine, and on the outside of the spine.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action, causing these troubles?
(A): We have reflexes through the lower part of the system; here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels. That causes an extra amount of acid urine passing through the kidneys; no sugar in urine. There is no organic trouble. Simply an over taxation of the kidneys, helping to throw off the waste matter.
(Q): Mr. Cayce, you are now going to sleep, a deep, sweet, restful sleep; you are breathing full, and free; all the emunctories of the body are performing their functions perfectly. [HE SLEEPS.]
You now have before you, the body of [5676], ... Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. We want you to go over his body and tell us the conditions you find.
(A): Yes. We have had him before. Now he has many things troubling him in minor details.
(Q): Spell that?
(A): Clarey water. [Clary Water]
(Q): What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clarey Water [Clary Water] is composed of alcoholic stimulants. That is not needed in this, only enough to keep it as long as it is taken in the intestines. That is composed of gin, cinnamon, and tary [clary] flower. That takes up or similates the gastric juices of the stomach. [See 5676-1, Par. B1 for detailed formula.]
(Q): What about his diet. What particular kinds of food ought he to eat, to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats. Take on starches. Something that will similate in the stomach easily. Then when the nerve forces take [act?] in proper order, they [he] will digest most anything.
[GD's note: Par. 17--27-A below are another stenographer's version of the same reading. Paragraphing is continued from above reading for indexing purposes.]
(Q): What about his diet; what particular kind of food ought he to eat to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats, take on starches; something that will assimilate in the stomach easily; then when the nerve forces are in proper order, they will digest most anything.
(Q): What form of potash would you use?
(A): Ide [Iodide?] of potash.
(Q): What is condition of liver?
(A): The liver is good. Both lobes of liver, right and left, are in good condition; a normal liver.
(Q): What is the condition of the liver?
(A): The liver is good. It has been overworked. Through cathartics. That produces this throwing off enough to force out through the lower part of the intestines - as throwing off bile. Bile duct is not dilated. Both lobes of the liver, right and left, are in good condition. Good condition, a normal liver. Spleen as you see - we have had in the former condition. You will find that very much better; through the left lobe or end we find it was formerly impact tight from overwork, and exercise of the brain. Now see along the spine - they have just overdone, and thrown the same work on the solar plexus nerves, and causing them to relax. Should be in normal condition.
(Q): What is the principal trouble?
(A): Nothing especial. Principal trouble is indigestion, caused from nervous reflex ... [word(s) missing]. Having no stimulation. These nerves extend down the front part of the body, and governing the heart, causing vertigo and palpitation of the heart. There is no organic trouble of the heart.
(Q): What is the principal trouble?
(A): Nothing especial. Principal trouble is indigestion, caused from nervous reflexes. Having no stimulation; these nerves extend down the front part of the body, and govern the heart. Causing vertigo and palpitation of the heart. There is no organic trouble of the heart.
(Q): What sort of potash?
(A): Ide [Iodide?]. Small quantities. Then you see we need to keep up - to keep up this trouble in the stomach, to cause the digestion to be in proper form - need clarey water.
Then we need a relaxation of the whole body all over. Not so much stimulation through the head as we had before. In the treatment he has had, has caused only to relax - [in lumbar] not enough to throw all off, causing a cathoic [Cathartics]. That will never take all of it off, or the trouble away, or similate these forces till it is put in proper condition to receive it.
(Q): What will be used to correct this condition?
(A): Stimulating the condition between the nervous system and sympathetics.
(Q): What would you use to help this condition?
(A): Stimulating between the spinal nervous system and the sympathetic.
(Q): What would you use?
(A): First you must change the condition you find in the stomach. You must take something into the stomach that will cause the assimilation of the gastric juices in the stomach. We take water. Fill it full, the whole stomach, and this will fill the bowels and cause the gastric juices through the stomach and lower part of intestines to stimulate and enough of these juices to pass out to keep down this trouble. Also Iodide potash in small quantities to cause the digestion to be in proper form. You need clarey [clary] water. Then we need a relaxation of the whole body all over. Not so much stimulation through the head as we had before in the treatment he has had; has caused too much relaxation in the Lumbar region of the spine. Cathartics will not remove the trouble until the conditions are put in proper shape to receive it. [Note: Apparently this steno lost her notes between Par. 23-A and Par. 30-Q - six questions and answers are missing.]
(Q): What would you use?
(A): First, you must change the condition you find in the stomach. First you must take something into the stomach that will cause the (similation) of the gastric juices in the stomach, passing out in the intestines. These different troubles we have here in the lower bowels. Then we take it out through medicine. Or take it out through any similar means that will remove it. We take water - fill it full - the whole stomach. The gastric juices fill the bowels, and that causes the gastric juices through the stomach and the lower part of the intestines - to stimulate and enough of the gastric juices to pass out to keep down this matter. | What would you use? | Potash. | 1 | 79,176 | 5677-0001 |
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water?
(A): Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach.
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Iodide of potash and plenty of water, and Clary water in the stomach? What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clary water contains all necessary.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have had him before. [No copy of earlier rdgs. on file.] Now he has many things, troubling him in minor details.
(Q): In addition to this, is there any other means of stimulation, from Osteopathy?
(A): He has had too much osteopathy treatment. Stimulated these forces so much that it has caused too much force below - solar plexus, and let that relax so much - that helps this out. That is what caused this trouble. Because when you contract or relax these muscles enough out here - along the spine, and relax these muscles or nerves here governing the heart, then that produces this force - vertigo you see. Because the circulation is too strong. Produces palpitation of the heart. We want to quiet this. Take something into the system to cleanse it.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action and -
(A): We have the only reflex action through the lower part of the system. Here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels, that causes reflex action through the kidneys, causing an extra amount of acid through the urine. We have acid urine. No sugar. That would cause organic matter. Simply an overtaxation of the kidneys throwing off this force, producing some trouble in the bowels. Coming on down along the spine, and on the outside of the spine.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action, causing these troubles?
(A): We have reflexes through the lower part of the system; here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels. That causes an extra amount of acid urine passing through the kidneys; no sugar in urine. There is no organic trouble. Simply an over taxation of the kidneys, helping to throw off the waste matter.
(Q): Mr. Cayce, you are now going to sleep, a deep, sweet, restful sleep; you are breathing full, and free; all the emunctories of the body are performing their functions perfectly. [HE SLEEPS.]
You now have before you, the body of [5676], ... Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. We want you to go over his body and tell us the conditions you find.
(A): Yes. We have had him before. Now he has many things troubling him in minor details.
(Q): Spell that?
(A): Clarey water. [Clary Water]
(Q): What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clarey Water [Clary Water] is composed of alcoholic stimulants. That is not needed in this, only enough to keep it as long as it is taken in the intestines. That is composed of gin, cinnamon, and tary [clary] flower. That takes up or similates the gastric juices of the stomach. [See 5676-1, Par. B1 for detailed formula.]
(Q): What about his diet. What particular kinds of food ought he to eat, to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats. Take on starches. Something that will similate in the stomach easily. Then when the nerve forces take [act?] in proper order, they [he] will digest most anything.
[GD's note: Par. 17--27-A below are another stenographer's version of the same reading. Paragraphing is continued from above reading for indexing purposes.]
(Q): What about his diet; what particular kind of food ought he to eat to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats, take on starches; something that will assimilate in the stomach easily; then when the nerve forces are in proper order, they will digest most anything.
(Q): What form of potash would you use?
(A): Ide [Iodide?] of potash.
(Q): What is condition of liver?
(A): The liver is good. Both lobes of liver, right and left, are in good condition; a normal liver.
(Q): What is the condition of the liver?
(A): The liver is good. It has been overworked. Through cathartics. That produces this throwing off enough to force out through the lower part of the intestines - as throwing off bile. Bile duct is not dilated. Both lobes of the liver, right and left, are in good condition. Good condition, a normal liver. Spleen as you see - we have had in the former condition. You will find that very much better; through the left lobe or end we find it was formerly impact tight from overwork, and exercise of the brain. Now see along the spine - they have just overdone, and thrown the same work on the solar plexus nerves, and causing them to relax. Should be in normal condition.
(Q): What is the principal trouble?
(A): Nothing especial. Principal trouble is indigestion, caused from nervous reflex ... [word(s) missing]. Having no stimulation. These nerves extend down the front part of the body, and governing the heart, causing vertigo and palpitation of the heart. There is no organic trouble of the heart.
(Q): What is the principal trouble?
(A): Nothing especial. Principal trouble is indigestion, caused from nervous reflexes. Having no stimulation; these nerves extend down the front part of the body, and govern the heart. Causing vertigo and palpitation of the heart. There is no organic trouble of the heart.
(Q): What sort of potash?
(A): Ide [Iodide?]. Small quantities. Then you see we need to keep up - to keep up this trouble in the stomach, to cause the digestion to be in proper form - need clarey water.
Then we need a relaxation of the whole body all over. Not so much stimulation through the head as we had before. In the treatment he has had, has caused only to relax - [in lumbar] not enough to throw all off, causing a cathoic [Cathartics]. That will never take all of it off, or the trouble away, or similate these forces till it is put in proper condition to receive it.
(Q): What will be used to correct this condition?
(A): Stimulating the condition between the nervous system and sympathetics.
(Q): What would you use to help this condition?
(A): Stimulating between the spinal nervous system and the sympathetic.
(Q): What would you use?
(A): First you must change the condition you find in the stomach. You must take something into the stomach that will cause the assimilation of the gastric juices in the stomach. We take water. Fill it full, the whole stomach, and this will fill the bowels and cause the gastric juices through the stomach and lower part of intestines to stimulate and enough of these juices to pass out to keep down this trouble. Also Iodide potash in small quantities to cause the digestion to be in proper form. You need clarey [clary] water. Then we need a relaxation of the whole body all over. Not so much stimulation through the head as we had before in the treatment he has had; has caused too much relaxation in the Lumbar region of the spine. Cathartics will not remove the trouble until the conditions are put in proper shape to receive it. [Note: Apparently this steno lost her notes between Par. 23-A and Par. 30-Q - six questions and answers are missing.]
(Q): What would you use?
(A): First, you must change the condition you find in the stomach. First you must take something into the stomach that will cause the (similation) of the gastric juices in the stomach, passing out in the intestines. These different troubles we have here in the lower bowels. Then we take it out through medicine. Or take it out through any similar means that will remove it. We take water - fill it full - the whole stomach. The gastric juices fill the bowels, and that causes the gastric juices through the stomach and the lower part of the intestines - to stimulate and enough of the gastric juices to pass out to keep down this matter.
(Q): What would you use?
(A): Potash. | Where do those reflex actions start from? | Straight from the second and third cervical, dilating, as you see, through the brain, and causing this twitching of the face at times.
From here down the spine through the sympathetic system. Clear on down; then through the nerves here governing the heart. See on down the right side - across to the left. These govern the palpitation of the heart. When this is turned loose here through the solar plexus, which comes in contact with the sympathetics. When we have a relaxation through these sympathetics, then we have a relaxation of these muscles or nerves governing the heart. You see it? Commencing here at the second and third cervical dilating to the front, to the heart, governing the palpitation of the heart. When this is turned loose this way, we have a fullness or gurgling of the heart. No organic trouble. We have the same trouble through lack of stimulation by the nervous system. The solar plexus nerve causing congestion or clogging, causing constipation through the lower part of the bowels. Then we have the same thing, with too much gastric juice; not enough to ... [word(s) missing] in the lower part ... not enough to ... pass into ... the lower part of the intestines. | 1 | 79,177 | 5677-0001 |
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Ide of potash, with plenty of water?
(A): Clarey Water [Clary Water] in the stomach.
(Q): Any other means in addition to the Iodide of potash and plenty of water, and Clary water in the stomach? What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clary water contains all necessary.
(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have had him before. [No copy of earlier rdgs. on file.] Now he has many things, troubling him in minor details.
(Q): In addition to this, is there any other means of stimulation, from Osteopathy?
(A): He has had too much osteopathy treatment. Stimulated these forces so much that it has caused too much force below - solar plexus, and let that relax so much - that helps this out. That is what caused this trouble. Because when you contract or relax these muscles enough out here - along the spine, and relax these muscles or nerves here governing the heart, then that produces this force - vertigo you see. Because the circulation is too strong. Produces palpitation of the heart. We want to quiet this. Take something into the system to cleanse it.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any abnormal condition in any other part of the body?
(A): None.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action and -
(A): We have the only reflex action through the lower part of the system. Here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels, that causes reflex action through the kidneys, causing an extra amount of acid through the urine. We have acid urine. No sugar. That would cause organic matter. Simply an overtaxation of the kidneys throwing off this force, producing some trouble in the bowels. Coming on down along the spine, and on the outside of the spine.
(Q): Is there any other reflex action, causing these troubles?
(A): We have reflexes through the lower part of the system; here we have reflex action from the condition here in the lower part of the bowels. That causes an extra amount of acid urine passing through the kidneys; no sugar in urine. There is no organic trouble. Simply an over taxation of the kidneys, helping to throw off the waste matter.
(Q): Mr. Cayce, you are now going to sleep, a deep, sweet, restful sleep; you are breathing full, and free; all the emunctories of the body are performing their functions perfectly. [HE SLEEPS.]
You now have before you, the body of [5676], ... Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. We want you to go over his body and tell us the conditions you find.
(A): Yes. We have had him before. Now he has many things troubling him in minor details.
(Q): Spell that?
(A): Clarey water. [Clary Water]
(Q): What about alcoholic stimulants?
(A): The Clarey Water [Clary Water] is composed of alcoholic stimulants. That is not needed in this, only enough to keep it as long as it is taken in the intestines. That is composed of gin, cinnamon, and tary [clary] flower. That takes up or similates the gastric juices of the stomach. [See 5676-1, Par. B1 for detailed formula.]
(Q): What about his diet. What particular kinds of food ought he to eat, to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats. Take on starches. Something that will similate in the stomach easily. Then when the nerve forces take [act?] in proper order, they [he] will digest most anything.
[GD's note: Par. 17--27-A below are another stenographer's version of the same reading. Paragraphing is continued from above reading for indexing purposes.]
(Q): What about his diet; what particular kind of food ought he to eat to help correct this.
(A): Leave off his meats, take on starches; something that will assimilate in the stomach easily; then when the nerve forces are in proper order, they will digest most anything.
(Q): What form of potash would you use?
(A): Ide [Iodide?] of potash.
(Q): What is condition of liver?
(A): The liver is good. Both lobes of liver, right and left, are in good condition; a normal liver.
(Q): What is the condition of the liver?
(A): The liver is good. It has been overworked. Through cathartics. That produces this throwing off enough to force out through the lower part of the intestines - as throwing off bile. Bile duct is not dilated. Both lobes of the liver, right and left, are in good condition. Good condition, a normal liver. Spleen as you see - we have had in the former condition. You will find that very much better; through the left lobe or end we find it was formerly impact tight from overwork, and exercise of the brain. Now see along the spine - they have just overdone, and thrown the same work on the solar plexus nerves, and causing them to relax. Should be in normal condition.
(Q): What is the principal trouble?
(A): Nothing especial. Principal trouble is indigestion, caused from nervous reflex ... [word(s) missing]. Having no stimulation. These nerves extend down the front part of the body, and governing the heart, causing vertigo and palpitation of the heart. There is no organic trouble of the heart.
(Q): What is the principal trouble?
(A): Nothing especial. Principal trouble is indigestion, caused from nervous reflexes. Having no stimulation; these nerves extend down the front part of the body, and govern the heart. Causing vertigo and palpitation of the heart. There is no organic trouble of the heart.
(Q): What sort of potash?
(A): Ide [Iodide?]. Small quantities. Then you see we need to keep up - to keep up this trouble in the stomach, to cause the digestion to be in proper form - need clarey water.
Then we need a relaxation of the whole body all over. Not so much stimulation through the head as we had before. In the treatment he has had, has caused only to relax - [in lumbar] not enough to throw all off, causing a cathoic [Cathartics]. That will never take all of it off, or the trouble away, or similate these forces till it is put in proper condition to receive it.
(Q): What will be used to correct this condition?
(A): Stimulating the condition between the nervous system and sympathetics.
(Q): What would you use to help this condition?
(A): Stimulating between the spinal nervous system and the sympathetic.
(Q): What would you use?
(A): First you must change the condition you find in the stomach. You must take something into the stomach that will cause the assimilation of the gastric juices in the stomach. We take water. Fill it full, the whole stomach, and this will fill the bowels and cause the gastric juices through the stomach and lower part of intestines to stimulate and enough of these juices to pass out to keep down this trouble. Also Iodide potash in small quantities to cause the digestion to be in proper form. You need clarey [clary] water. Then we need a relaxation of the whole body all over. Not so much stimulation through the head as we had before in the treatment he has had; has caused too much relaxation in the Lumbar region of the spine. Cathartics will not remove the trouble until the conditions are put in proper shape to receive it. [Note: Apparently this steno lost her notes between Par. 23-A and Par. 30-Q - six questions and answers are missing.]
(Q): What would you use?
(A): First, you must change the condition you find in the stomach. First you must take something into the stomach that will cause the (similation) of the gastric juices in the stomach, passing out in the intestines. These different troubles we have here in the lower bowels. Then we take it out through medicine. Or take it out through any similar means that will remove it. We take water - fill it full - the whole stomach. The gastric juices fill the bowels, and that causes the gastric juices through the stomach and the lower part of the intestines - to stimulate and enough of the gastric juices to pass out to keep down this matter.
(Q): What would you use?
(A): Potash.
(Q): Where do those reflex actions start from?
(A): Straight from the second and third cervical, dilating, as you see, through the brain, and causing this twitching of the face at times.
From here down the spine through the sympathetic system. Clear on down; then through the nerves here governing the heart. See on down the right side - across to the left. These govern the palpitation of the heart. When this is turned loose here through the solar plexus, which comes in contact with the sympathetics. When we have a relaxation through these sympathetics, then we have a relaxation of these muscles or nerves governing the heart. You see it? Commencing here at the second and third cervical dilating to the front, to the heart, governing the palpitation of the heart. When this is turned loose this way, we have a fullness or gurgling of the heart. No organic trouble. We have the same trouble through lack of stimulation by the nervous system. The solar plexus nerve causing congestion or clogging, causing constipation through the lower part of the bowels. Then we have the same thing, with too much gastric juice; not enough to ... [word(s) missing] in the lower part ... not enough to ... pass into ... the lower part of the intestines. | Where does these reflex actions start from? | Straight from the second and third cervical dilating as you see, through the brain, and causing this twitching of the face at times. From here down the spine through the sympathetic system, clear on down; through the nerves governing the heart. See on the right side across to the left. These govern the palpitation of the heart. When this is turned loose here through the cardiac plexus, which comes in contact with the sympathetics; then we have a relaxation of these muscles and nerves governing the heart. You see?
Commencing here at the second and third cervical dilating to the heart governing the palpitation of the heart. When this is turned loose, this way, we have a fullness or gurgling of the heart, no organic trouble. We have the same trouble through lack of stimulation by the nervous system, through the solar plexus, causing congestion or clogging or constipation through the lower part of the bowels. | 1 | 79,178 | 5677-0001 |
- | Give suggestions. | Yes, we have the body here. Now the abnormal conditions as we find in this body have to do with the distribution of the cellular rebuilding forces and the lack of blood forces to supply those to the system, it being by certain conditions expressed in the system by fluctuation from the normal distributed forces in this way and manner. Now these are the conditions as we find in this body here. In the blood forces or circulation we find it deficient in red blood cellular forces - that is - the hemoglobin is deficient in the component parts rebuilding the fatty portions in the body. The lack of sufficient rebuilding forces causes many of the nerves to become anematized in their functions, so instead of being one overly nervous they become languid, and only at times when we have a reaction do the nerve forces show themselves more in a languid condition over the muscular forces of the body with the contraction of the nerve forces as produced by lack of the condition in the body to rebuild all of those portions in the body.
The blood does not produce temperature often in the body - that is - heat centers are not overcharged from the condition in the blood - the blood not carrying bacilli from the condition of the heat in forcing, or the temperature in forcing, streptococcus in the blood, displays pus forming a bacilli that would be carried or expressed without those quantities of those in the blood supply forces.
In the nervous system we find about the lumbar region more of a tautness of the muscular forces bearing on the nervous condition than on any other portion in the body; those around the lumbar are taut while those along the lower dorsal are shown to be lax rather than at tension. The effect of the nervous forces and its laxness in the dorsal region produces a condition that we find through the digestive tract, and the condition as we find that is not always good throughout the secretive and the secretions needed throughout the intestinal tract, so that we have auto-intoxication often in the system produced by the lack of those being carried from the system, hence they all affect the blood supply forces except in forces of rebuilding material needed in those reflected nerve forces that produced the condition through the intestinal tract.
The action of the functioning organs themselves we find are very good, the brain forces are fairly well balanced for the whole body, there is no perfect accordance between the sympathetic and cerebrospinal nervous system throughout the dorsal region on account of the laxness, hence, we find the same effects will easily tire in the lumbar or through the pelvic regions those that show opposite forces or action through certain periods of those in the body here. The tendency and predisposition in the action of the lung forces is not in good conditions; the blood supply has much or more to do with those we would find in other things in the system - this does not necessarily mean that we would have or do have an organic condition in the intestinal tract, hence, prescience may be made against those conditions with the present condition existing as we find there.
Through the digestive tract we find the condition is expressed both through the blood forces and the nervous forces, and we find intestinal indigestion as we have given. While the action of the forces through the stomach are good yet the reflection from those is not good. The function of the liver as we find shows the effect of toxins in the system as at certain times when the action of the kidneys in their action over the system shows the presence of toxins being taken in the system - hence, tired, feeling heavy at the feet, mostly aching along the lower part of the sciatic nerve. All of this may be corrected in the system if taken in time, if allowed to run on most of the effect is going to be an abnormal condition in those to the predisposition we have found here, and with the action of the toxins and the predisposition of the weakness through the lung forces, it would be bad, so it would be well to correct this rather than allow it to run on in the system.
We would take into the system at the present time:
Wild Cherry Bark.....2 ounces, Blackhaw Root........2 ounces, Snake Root...........2 ounces, Yellow Dock Root.....2 ounces.
This is to be put into 1/2 (one-half) gallon water, rain water preferably and reduced by simmering to 1 quart, strain and while warm add to this Balsam of Tolu 6 drams with 4 ounces of alcohol and 1 grain of Heroin. Dose would be 1 teaspoonful 3 times a day.
After this has been taken in the system then begin with exercise that will strengthen the muscles and nerves of the pelvic region, and by using the vibrator strengthen the muscles in the lower dorsal to the upper cervicals. After taking the exercise to the hips, the pelvic organs, bending forward in a circular motion, then use the vibrator, preferably the sponge.
If we fill do this we will find we will gain strength and remove those conditions as we found in the body here, that of Miss [5677].
We are through. | 1 | 79,179 | 5678-0001 |
- | Advise me in regard to settlement of the partnership of Armistead & Borum, real estate? | These, as we find, may be settled in an equitable way and manner. While it will require some little time that these be disposed of to the best advantage for all concerned, these may be handled in a manner that will be satisfactory to all concerned. That is, it is to be implied from this: Do not, without the absolute necessity, so CROWD or demand an immediate change or settlement as to jeopardize the best interests of self and those dependent upon self; for the properties, holdings, and the conditions and surroundings, have a much better valuation by there being SUFFICIENT time given for the settlement - see? | 1 | 79,180 | 5679-0001 |
(Q): Advise me in regard to settlement of the partnership of Armistead & Borum, real estate?
(A): These, as we find, may be settled in an equitable way and manner. While it will require some little time that these be disposed of to the best advantage for all concerned, these may be handled in a manner that will be satisfactory to all concerned. That is, it is to be implied from this: Do not, without the absolute necessity, so CROWD or demand an immediate change or settlement as to jeopardize the best interests of self and those dependent upon self; for the properties, holdings, and the conditions and surroundings, have a much better valuation by there being SUFFICIENT time given for the settlement - see? | Advise me regarding money owing Agnes DeLoatch by Armistead & Borum? | This, as we find, will of necessity require some serious consideration on the part of these, as respecting the settlements that will be made. These, as we find, will come through their regular channels for the proper consideration and handling of same.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self ` ` File | 1 | 79,181 | 5679-0001 |
(Q): Advise me in regard to settlement of the partnership of Armistead & Borum, real estate?
(A): These, as we find, may be settled in an equitable way and manner. While it will require some little time that these be disposed of to the best advantage for all concerned, these may be handled in a manner that will be satisfactory to all concerned. That is, it is to be implied from this: Do not, without the absolute necessity, so CROWD or demand an immediate change or settlement as to jeopardize the best interests of self and those dependent upon self; for the properties, holdings, and the conditions and surroundings, have a much better valuation by there being SUFFICIENT time given for the settlement - see?
(Q): Advise me regarding money owing Agnes DeLoatch by Armistead & Borum?
(A): This, as we find, will of necessity require some serious consideration on the part of these, as respecting the settlements that will be made. These, as we find, will come through their regular channels for the proper consideration and handling of same.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self ` ` File | Advise me regarding selling our home at ..., ..., Va.? | Under the conditions and existing circumstances, it would be well that this be disposed of. To be sure, under the existent financial strains that are apparent in every section, this would sound rather as NOT good policy, yet the CONDITIONS - and accumulations that would come from holding under the present circumstance - would make it rather that the sooner this might be accomplished the better; and there has been some suggestion as to one handling same - this would be well. | 1 | 79,182 | 5679-0001 |
(Q): Advise me in regard to settlement of the partnership of Armistead & Borum, real estate?
(A): These, as we find, may be settled in an equitable way and manner. While it will require some little time that these be disposed of to the best advantage for all concerned, these may be handled in a manner that will be satisfactory to all concerned. That is, it is to be implied from this: Do not, without the absolute necessity, so CROWD or demand an immediate change or settlement as to jeopardize the best interests of self and those dependent upon self; for the properties, holdings, and the conditions and surroundings, have a much better valuation by there being SUFFICIENT time given for the settlement - see?
(Q): Advise me regarding money owing Agnes DeLoatch by Armistead & Borum?
(A): This, as we find, will of necessity require some serious consideration on the part of these, as respecting the settlements that will be made. These, as we find, will come through their regular channels for the proper consideration and handling of same.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self ` ` File
(Q): Advise me regarding selling our home at ..., ..., Va.?
(A): Under the conditions and existing circumstances, it would be well that this be disposed of. To be sure, under the existent financial strains that are apparent in every section, this would sound rather as NOT good policy, yet the CONDITIONS - and accumulations that would come from holding under the present circumstance - would make it rather that the sooner this might be accomplished the better; and there has been some suggestion as to one handling same - this would be well. | Advise me regarding the lots at 125th St., [Later numbered 87th St.?, Va. Beach] Cape Henry, Va.? | As these are in a position where they may be held, these we would NOT advise disposing of under the present depressions. These may be handled or held rather as that ability to carry on at a future time, or there may be made THROUGH same some association or connection in the next two or three years where these may be made to be very valuable. Why dispose of them, then, unless this becomes NECESSARY for meeting other circumstances or conditions, under such depression prices? | 1 | 79,183 | 5679-0001 |
(Q): Advise me in regard to settlement of the partnership of Armistead & Borum, real estate?
(A): These, as we find, may be settled in an equitable way and manner. While it will require some little time that these be disposed of to the best advantage for all concerned, these may be handled in a manner that will be satisfactory to all concerned. That is, it is to be implied from this: Do not, without the absolute necessity, so CROWD or demand an immediate change or settlement as to jeopardize the best interests of self and those dependent upon self; for the properties, holdings, and the conditions and surroundings, have a much better valuation by there being SUFFICIENT time given for the settlement - see?
(Q): Advise me regarding money owing Agnes DeLoatch by Armistead & Borum?
(A): This, as we find, will of necessity require some serious consideration on the part of these, as respecting the settlements that will be made. These, as we find, will come through their regular channels for the proper consideration and handling of same.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self ` ` File
(Q): Advise me regarding selling our home at ..., ..., Va.?
(A): Under the conditions and existing circumstances, it would be well that this be disposed of. To be sure, under the existent financial strains that are apparent in every section, this would sound rather as NOT good policy, yet the CONDITIONS - and accumulations that would come from holding under the present circumstance - would make it rather that the sooner this might be accomplished the better; and there has been some suggestion as to one handling same - this would be well.
(Q): Advise me regarding the lots at 125th St., [Later numbered 87th St.?, Va. Beach] Cape Henry, Va.?
(A): As these are in a position where they may be held, these we would NOT advise disposing of under the present depressions. These may be handled or held rather as that ability to carry on at a future time, or there may be made THROUGH same some association or connection in the next two or three years where these may be made to be very valuable. Why dispose of them, then, unless this becomes NECESSARY for meeting other circumstances or conditions, under such depression prices? | Along what lines should the education of my son [...] be continued? | Rather in those that will partake of some definite activity as relating to waters, or water crafts. | 1 | 79,184 | 5679-0001 |
(Q): Advise me in regard to settlement of the partnership of Armistead & Borum, real estate?
(A): These, as we find, may be settled in an equitable way and manner. While it will require some little time that these be disposed of to the best advantage for all concerned, these may be handled in a manner that will be satisfactory to all concerned. That is, it is to be implied from this: Do not, without the absolute necessity, so CROWD or demand an immediate change or settlement as to jeopardize the best interests of self and those dependent upon self; for the properties, holdings, and the conditions and surroundings, have a much better valuation by there being SUFFICIENT time given for the settlement - see?
(Q): Advise me regarding money owing Agnes DeLoatch by Armistead & Borum?
(A): This, as we find, will of necessity require some serious consideration on the part of these, as respecting the settlements that will be made. These, as we find, will come through their regular channels for the proper consideration and handling of same.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self ` ` File
(Q): Advise me regarding selling our home at ..., ..., Va.?
(A): Under the conditions and existing circumstances, it would be well that this be disposed of. To be sure, under the existent financial strains that are apparent in every section, this would sound rather as NOT good policy, yet the CONDITIONS - and accumulations that would come from holding under the present circumstance - would make it rather that the sooner this might be accomplished the better; and there has been some suggestion as to one handling same - this would be well.
(Q): Advise me regarding the lots at 125th St., [Later numbered 87th St.?, Va. Beach] Cape Henry, Va.?
(A): As these are in a position where they may be held, these we would NOT advise disposing of under the present depressions. These may be handled or held rather as that ability to carry on at a future time, or there may be made THROUGH same some association or connection in the next two or three years where these may be made to be very valuable. Why dispose of them, then, unless this becomes NECESSARY for meeting other circumstances or conditions, under such depression prices?
(Q): Along what lines should the education of my son [...] be continued?
(A): Rather in those that will partake of some definite activity as relating to waters, or water crafts. | Does this refer to Mr. Walter Blick as the best one to handle this for me? | This would be well. | 1 | 79,185 | 5679-0001 |
(Q): Advise me in regard to settlement of the partnership of Armistead & Borum, real estate?
(A): These, as we find, may be settled in an equitable way and manner. While it will require some little time that these be disposed of to the best advantage for all concerned, these may be handled in a manner that will be satisfactory to all concerned. That is, it is to be implied from this: Do not, without the absolute necessity, so CROWD or demand an immediate change or settlement as to jeopardize the best interests of self and those dependent upon self; for the properties, holdings, and the conditions and surroundings, have a much better valuation by there being SUFFICIENT time given for the settlement - see?
(Q): Advise me regarding money owing Agnes DeLoatch by Armistead & Borum?
(A): This, as we find, will of necessity require some serious consideration on the part of these, as respecting the settlements that will be made. These, as we find, will come through their regular channels for the proper consideration and handling of same.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self ` ` File
(Q): Advise me regarding selling our home at ..., ..., Va.?
(A): Under the conditions and existing circumstances, it would be well that this be disposed of. To be sure, under the existent financial strains that are apparent in every section, this would sound rather as NOT good policy, yet the CONDITIONS - and accumulations that would come from holding under the present circumstance - would make it rather that the sooner this might be accomplished the better; and there has been some suggestion as to one handling same - this would be well.
(Q): Advise me regarding the lots at 125th St., [Later numbered 87th St.?, Va. Beach] Cape Henry, Va.?
(A): As these are in a position where they may be held, these we would NOT advise disposing of under the present depressions. These may be handled or held rather as that ability to carry on at a future time, or there may be made THROUGH same some association or connection in the next two or three years where these may be made to be very valuable. Why dispose of them, then, unless this becomes NECESSARY for meeting other circumstances or conditions, under such depression prices?
(Q): Along what lines should the education of my son [...] be continued?
(A): Rather in those that will partake of some definite activity as relating to waters, or water crafts.
(Q): Does this refer to Mr. Walter Blick as the best one to handle this for me?
(A): This would be well. | In regard to my children: What line of endeavor would it be advisable for my daughter [...] to undertake? | As we find, these will take rather that natural course of events in the developing of, and in the way or manner of line in which her developments will come. Rather advise, counsel, and through the acts and associations keep the direction of the mental FORCES of the body in that way and manner that has so oft been set. Do not force issues; rather let them take their natural course. While as to those conditions in regard to the OTHER member of the family, or associations, these will require some sternness; though not in the way and manner as of producing that condition which makes for COMBATIVENESS; rather that sternness which makes for an even balancing OF those developing years of the body. | 1 | 79,186 | 5679-0001 |
(Q): Advise me in regard to settlement of the partnership of Armistead & Borum, real estate?
(A): These, as we find, may be settled in an equitable way and manner. While it will require some little time that these be disposed of to the best advantage for all concerned, these may be handled in a manner that will be satisfactory to all concerned. That is, it is to be implied from this: Do not, without the absolute necessity, so CROWD or demand an immediate change or settlement as to jeopardize the best interests of self and those dependent upon self; for the properties, holdings, and the conditions and surroundings, have a much better valuation by there being SUFFICIENT time given for the settlement - see?
(Q): Advise me regarding money owing Agnes DeLoatch by Armistead & Borum?
(A): This, as we find, will of necessity require some serious consideration on the part of these, as respecting the settlements that will be made. These, as we find, will come through their regular channels for the proper consideration and handling of same.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self ` ` File
(Q): Advise me regarding selling our home at ..., ..., Va.?
(A): Under the conditions and existing circumstances, it would be well that this be disposed of. To be sure, under the existent financial strains that are apparent in every section, this would sound rather as NOT good policy, yet the CONDITIONS - and accumulations that would come from holding under the present circumstance - would make it rather that the sooner this might be accomplished the better; and there has been some suggestion as to one handling same - this would be well.
(Q): Advise me regarding the lots at 125th St., [Later numbered 87th St.?, Va. Beach] Cape Henry, Va.?
(A): As these are in a position where they may be held, these we would NOT advise disposing of under the present depressions. These may be handled or held rather as that ability to carry on at a future time, or there may be made THROUGH same some association or connection in the next two or three years where these may be made to be very valuable. Why dispose of them, then, unless this becomes NECESSARY for meeting other circumstances or conditions, under such depression prices?
(Q): Along what lines should the education of my son [...] be continued?
(A): Rather in those that will partake of some definite activity as relating to waters, or water crafts.
(Q): Does this refer to Mr. Walter Blick as the best one to handle this for me?
(A): This would be well.
(Q): In regard to my children: What line of endeavor would it be advisable for my daughter [...] to undertake?
(A): As we find, these will take rather that natural course of events in the developing of, and in the way or manner of line in which her developments will come. Rather advise, counsel, and through the acts and associations keep the direction of the mental FORCES of the body in that way and manner that has so oft been set. Do not force issues; rather let them take their natural course. While as to those conditions in regard to the OTHER member of the family, or associations, these will require some sternness; though not in the way and manner as of producing that condition which makes for COMBATIVENESS; rather that sternness which makes for an even balancing OF those developing years of the body. | Is it best for my children and I to make our home with my sister, at ..., ..., Va.? | At least until conditions have adjusted themselves in a manner that will enable the body to carry on, in a way that would be more satisfactory, would be well. Especially would it be well while disposition is being made of the property, or the holdings, as has been suggested, and until the conditions and the abilities have drawn sufficient to the activity to make - for the body and those dependent upon same - the better application of self. | 1 | 79,187 | 5679-0001 |
(Q): Advise me in regard to settlement of the partnership of Armistead & Borum, real estate?
(A): These, as we find, may be settled in an equitable way and manner. While it will require some little time that these be disposed of to the best advantage for all concerned, these may be handled in a manner that will be satisfactory to all concerned. That is, it is to be implied from this: Do not, without the absolute necessity, so CROWD or demand an immediate change or settlement as to jeopardize the best interests of self and those dependent upon self; for the properties, holdings, and the conditions and surroundings, have a much better valuation by there being SUFFICIENT time given for the settlement - see?
(Q): Advise me regarding money owing Agnes DeLoatch by Armistead & Borum?
(A): This, as we find, will of necessity require some serious consideration on the part of these, as respecting the settlements that will be made. These, as we find, will come through their regular channels for the proper consideration and handling of same.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self ` ` File
(Q): Advise me regarding selling our home at ..., ..., Va.?
(A): Under the conditions and existing circumstances, it would be well that this be disposed of. To be sure, under the existent financial strains that are apparent in every section, this would sound rather as NOT good policy, yet the CONDITIONS - and accumulations that would come from holding under the present circumstance - would make it rather that the sooner this might be accomplished the better; and there has been some suggestion as to one handling same - this would be well.
(Q): Advise me regarding the lots at 125th St., [Later numbered 87th St.?, Va. Beach] Cape Henry, Va.?
(A): As these are in a position where they may be held, these we would NOT advise disposing of under the present depressions. These may be handled or held rather as that ability to carry on at a future time, or there may be made THROUGH same some association or connection in the next two or three years where these may be made to be very valuable. Why dispose of them, then, unless this becomes NECESSARY for meeting other circumstances or conditions, under such depression prices?
(Q): Along what lines should the education of my son [...] be continued?
(A): Rather in those that will partake of some definite activity as relating to waters, or water crafts.
(Q): Does this refer to Mr. Walter Blick as the best one to handle this for me?
(A): This would be well.
(Q): In regard to my children: What line of endeavor would it be advisable for my daughter [...] to undertake?
(A): As we find, these will take rather that natural course of events in the developing of, and in the way or manner of line in which her developments will come. Rather advise, counsel, and through the acts and associations keep the direction of the mental FORCES of the body in that way and manner that has so oft been set. Do not force issues; rather let them take their natural course. While as to those conditions in regard to the OTHER member of the family, or associations, these will require some sternness; though not in the way and manner as of producing that condition which makes for COMBATIVENESS; rather that sternness which makes for an even balancing OF those developing years of the body.
(Q): Is it best for my children and I to make our home with my sister, at ..., ..., Va.?
(A): At least until conditions have adjusted themselves in a manner that will enable the body to carry on, in a way that would be more satisfactory, would be well. Especially would it be well while disposition is being made of the property, or the holdings, as has been suggested, and until the conditions and the abilities have drawn sufficient to the activity to make - for the body and those dependent upon same - the better application of self. | Is there any spiritual advice that will help me to carry on? | Keep in that manner as has been given that should be the attitude of the mental body, in relation to holding that as the ideal that will bring for self those conditions which make for the closeness of that within self, which awakens for the abilities to become accentuated through the SPIRITUALITY - and spiritualizing OF the abilities of the body. | 1 | 79,188 | 5679-0001 |
(Q): Advise me in regard to settlement of the partnership of Armistead & Borum, real estate?
(A): These, as we find, may be settled in an equitable way and manner. While it will require some little time that these be disposed of to the best advantage for all concerned, these may be handled in a manner that will be satisfactory to all concerned. That is, it is to be implied from this: Do not, without the absolute necessity, so CROWD or demand an immediate change or settlement as to jeopardize the best interests of self and those dependent upon self; for the properties, holdings, and the conditions and surroundings, have a much better valuation by there being SUFFICIENT time given for the settlement - see?
(Q): Advise me regarding money owing Agnes DeLoatch by Armistead & Borum?
(A): This, as we find, will of necessity require some serious consideration on the part of these, as respecting the settlements that will be made. These, as we find, will come through their regular channels for the proper consideration and handling of same.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self ` ` File
(Q): Advise me regarding selling our home at ..., ..., Va.?
(A): Under the conditions and existing circumstances, it would be well that this be disposed of. To be sure, under the existent financial strains that are apparent in every section, this would sound rather as NOT good policy, yet the CONDITIONS - and accumulations that would come from holding under the present circumstance - would make it rather that the sooner this might be accomplished the better; and there has been some suggestion as to one handling same - this would be well.
(Q): Advise me regarding the lots at 125th St., [Later numbered 87th St.?, Va. Beach] Cape Henry, Va.?
(A): As these are in a position where they may be held, these we would NOT advise disposing of under the present depressions. These may be handled or held rather as that ability to carry on at a future time, or there may be made THROUGH same some association or connection in the next two or three years where these may be made to be very valuable. Why dispose of them, then, unless this becomes NECESSARY for meeting other circumstances or conditions, under such depression prices?
(Q): Along what lines should the education of my son [...] be continued?
(A): Rather in those that will partake of some definite activity as relating to waters, or water crafts.
(Q): Does this refer to Mr. Walter Blick as the best one to handle this for me?
(A): This would be well.
(Q): In regard to my children: What line of endeavor would it be advisable for my daughter [...] to undertake?
(A): As we find, these will take rather that natural course of events in the developing of, and in the way or manner of line in which her developments will come. Rather advise, counsel, and through the acts and associations keep the direction of the mental FORCES of the body in that way and manner that has so oft been set. Do not force issues; rather let them take their natural course. While as to those conditions in regard to the OTHER member of the family, or associations, these will require some sternness; though not in the way and manner as of producing that condition which makes for COMBATIVENESS; rather that sternness which makes for an even balancing OF those developing years of the body.
(Q): Is it best for my children and I to make our home with my sister, at ..., ..., Va.?
(A): At least until conditions have adjusted themselves in a manner that will enable the body to carry on, in a way that would be more satisfactory, would be well. Especially would it be well while disposition is being made of the property, or the holdings, as has been suggested, and until the conditions and the abilities have drawn sufficient to the activity to make - for the body and those dependent upon same - the better application of self.
(Q): Is there any spiritual advice that will help me to carry on?
(A): Keep in that manner as has been given that should be the attitude of the mental body, in relation to holding that as the ideal that will bring for self those conditions which make for the closeness of that within self, which awakens for the abilities to become accentuated through the SPIRITUALITY - and spiritualizing OF the abilities of the body. | Shall I still keep Agnes DeLoatch in my employ? | As the circumstances come about, these are well for the present - but a little later these conditions may be changed. | 1 | 79,189 | 5679-0001 |
(Q): Advise me in regard to settlement of the partnership of Armistead & Borum, real estate?
(A): These, as we find, may be settled in an equitable way and manner. While it will require some little time that these be disposed of to the best advantage for all concerned, these may be handled in a manner that will be satisfactory to all concerned. That is, it is to be implied from this: Do not, without the absolute necessity, so CROWD or demand an immediate change or settlement as to jeopardize the best interests of self and those dependent upon self; for the properties, holdings, and the conditions and surroundings, have a much better valuation by there being SUFFICIENT time given for the settlement - see?
(Q): Advise me regarding money owing Agnes DeLoatch by Armistead & Borum?
(A): This, as we find, will of necessity require some serious consideration on the part of these, as respecting the settlements that will be made. These, as we find, will come through their regular channels for the proper consideration and handling of same.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self ` ` File
(Q): Advise me regarding selling our home at ..., ..., Va.?
(A): Under the conditions and existing circumstances, it would be well that this be disposed of. To be sure, under the existent financial strains that are apparent in every section, this would sound rather as NOT good policy, yet the CONDITIONS - and accumulations that would come from holding under the present circumstance - would make it rather that the sooner this might be accomplished the better; and there has been some suggestion as to one handling same - this would be well.
(Q): Advise me regarding the lots at 125th St., [Later numbered 87th St.?, Va. Beach] Cape Henry, Va.?
(A): As these are in a position where they may be held, these we would NOT advise disposing of under the present depressions. These may be handled or held rather as that ability to carry on at a future time, or there may be made THROUGH same some association or connection in the next two or three years where these may be made to be very valuable. Why dispose of them, then, unless this becomes NECESSARY for meeting other circumstances or conditions, under such depression prices?
(Q): Along what lines should the education of my son [...] be continued?
(A): Rather in those that will partake of some definite activity as relating to waters, or water crafts.
(Q): Does this refer to Mr. Walter Blick as the best one to handle this for me?
(A): This would be well.
(Q): In regard to my children: What line of endeavor would it be advisable for my daughter [...] to undertake?
(A): As we find, these will take rather that natural course of events in the developing of, and in the way or manner of line in which her developments will come. Rather advise, counsel, and through the acts and associations keep the direction of the mental FORCES of the body in that way and manner that has so oft been set. Do not force issues; rather let them take their natural course. While as to those conditions in regard to the OTHER member of the family, or associations, these will require some sternness; though not in the way and manner as of producing that condition which makes for COMBATIVENESS; rather that sternness which makes for an even balancing OF those developing years of the body.
(Q): Is it best for my children and I to make our home with my sister, at ..., ..., Va.?
(A): At least until conditions have adjusted themselves in a manner that will enable the body to carry on, in a way that would be more satisfactory, would be well. Especially would it be well while disposition is being made of the property, or the holdings, as has been suggested, and until the conditions and the abilities have drawn sufficient to the activity to make - for the body and those dependent upon same - the better application of self.
(Q): Is there any spiritual advice that will help me to carry on?
(A): Keep in that manner as has been given that should be the attitude of the mental body, in relation to holding that as the ideal that will bring for self those conditions which make for the closeness of that within self, which awakens for the abilities to become accentuated through the SPIRITUALITY - and spiritualizing OF the abilities of the body.
(Q): Shall I still keep Agnes DeLoatch in my employ?
(A): As the circumstances come about, these are well for the present - but a little later these conditions may be changed. | What is the best thing for me to do to take care of my children and myself? | In the existent conditions as regarding the material things that surround the body, well that - as soon as possible - there be the proper consideration of disposing of that portion or part of holdings that becomes rather, under the circumstances, a liability than an asset. Then, prepare self in a manner that will enable the body to meet those conditions, through the use of that in hand to meet those emergencies; following rather that idea and ideal which has long been a desire of the body, in those directions that will enable the body to find the greater expression of that which has been the desire, the dream, in those directions. | 1 | 79,190 | 5679-0001 |
(Q): Advise me in regard to settlement of the partnership of Armistead & Borum, real estate?
(A): These, as we find, may be settled in an equitable way and manner. While it will require some little time that these be disposed of to the best advantage for all concerned, these may be handled in a manner that will be satisfactory to all concerned. That is, it is to be implied from this: Do not, without the absolute necessity, so CROWD or demand an immediate change or settlement as to jeopardize the best interests of self and those dependent upon self; for the properties, holdings, and the conditions and surroundings, have a much better valuation by there being SUFFICIENT time given for the settlement - see?
(Q): Advise me regarding money owing Agnes DeLoatch by Armistead & Borum?
(A): This, as we find, will of necessity require some serious consideration on the part of these, as respecting the settlements that will be made. These, as we find, will come through their regular channels for the proper consideration and handling of same.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self ` ` File
(Q): Advise me regarding selling our home at ..., ..., Va.?
(A): Under the conditions and existing circumstances, it would be well that this be disposed of. To be sure, under the existent financial strains that are apparent in every section, this would sound rather as NOT good policy, yet the CONDITIONS - and accumulations that would come from holding under the present circumstance - would make it rather that the sooner this might be accomplished the better; and there has been some suggestion as to one handling same - this would be well.
(Q): Advise me regarding the lots at 125th St., [Later numbered 87th St.?, Va. Beach] Cape Henry, Va.?
(A): As these are in a position where they may be held, these we would NOT advise disposing of under the present depressions. These may be handled or held rather as that ability to carry on at a future time, or there may be made THROUGH same some association or connection in the next two or three years where these may be made to be very valuable. Why dispose of them, then, unless this becomes NECESSARY for meeting other circumstances or conditions, under such depression prices?
(Q): Along what lines should the education of my son [...] be continued?
(A): Rather in those that will partake of some definite activity as relating to waters, or water crafts.
(Q): Does this refer to Mr. Walter Blick as the best one to handle this for me?
(A): This would be well.
(Q): In regard to my children: What line of endeavor would it be advisable for my daughter [...] to undertake?
(A): As we find, these will take rather that natural course of events in the developing of, and in the way or manner of line in which her developments will come. Rather advise, counsel, and through the acts and associations keep the direction of the mental FORCES of the body in that way and manner that has so oft been set. Do not force issues; rather let them take their natural course. While as to those conditions in regard to the OTHER member of the family, or associations, these will require some sternness; though not in the way and manner as of producing that condition which makes for COMBATIVENESS; rather that sternness which makes for an even balancing OF those developing years of the body.
(Q): Is it best for my children and I to make our home with my sister, at ..., ..., Va.?
(A): At least until conditions have adjusted themselves in a manner that will enable the body to carry on, in a way that would be more satisfactory, would be well. Especially would it be well while disposition is being made of the property, or the holdings, as has been suggested, and until the conditions and the abilities have drawn sufficient to the activity to make - for the body and those dependent upon same - the better application of self.
(Q): Is there any spiritual advice that will help me to carry on?
(A): Keep in that manner as has been given that should be the attitude of the mental body, in relation to holding that as the ideal that will bring for self those conditions which make for the closeness of that within self, which awakens for the abilities to become accentuated through the SPIRITUALITY - and spiritualizing OF the abilities of the body.
(Q): Shall I still keep Agnes DeLoatch in my employ?
(A): As the circumstances come about, these are well for the present - but a little later these conditions may be changed.
(Q): What is the best thing for me to do to take care of my children and myself?
(A): In the existent conditions as regarding the material things that surround the body, well that - as soon as possible - there be the proper consideration of disposing of that portion or part of holdings that becomes rather, under the circumstances, a liability than an asset. Then, prepare self in a manner that will enable the body to meet those conditions, through the use of that in hand to meet those emergencies; following rather that idea and ideal which has long been a desire of the body, in those directions that will enable the body to find the greater expression of that which has been the desire, the dream, in those directions. | What should be his life's work? | As we find, these would come more as the inclinations - which will be more in these directions of water, or water crafts. | 1 | 79,191 | 5679-0001 |
(Q): Advise me in regard to settlement of the partnership of Armistead & Borum, real estate?
(A): These, as we find, may be settled in an equitable way and manner. While it will require some little time that these be disposed of to the best advantage for all concerned, these may be handled in a manner that will be satisfactory to all concerned. That is, it is to be implied from this: Do not, without the absolute necessity, so CROWD or demand an immediate change or settlement as to jeopardize the best interests of self and those dependent upon self; for the properties, holdings, and the conditions and surroundings, have a much better valuation by there being SUFFICIENT time given for the settlement - see?
(Q): Advise me regarding money owing Agnes DeLoatch by Armistead & Borum?
(A): This, as we find, will of necessity require some serious consideration on the part of these, as respecting the settlements that will be made. These, as we find, will come through their regular channels for the proper consideration and handling of same.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self ` ` File
(Q): Advise me regarding selling our home at ..., ..., Va.?
(A): Under the conditions and existing circumstances, it would be well that this be disposed of. To be sure, under the existent financial strains that are apparent in every section, this would sound rather as NOT good policy, yet the CONDITIONS - and accumulations that would come from holding under the present circumstance - would make it rather that the sooner this might be accomplished the better; and there has been some suggestion as to one handling same - this would be well.
(Q): Advise me regarding the lots at 125th St., [Later numbered 87th St.?, Va. Beach] Cape Henry, Va.?
(A): As these are in a position where they may be held, these we would NOT advise disposing of under the present depressions. These may be handled or held rather as that ability to carry on at a future time, or there may be made THROUGH same some association or connection in the next two or three years where these may be made to be very valuable. Why dispose of them, then, unless this becomes NECESSARY for meeting other circumstances or conditions, under such depression prices?
(Q): Along what lines should the education of my son [...] be continued?
(A): Rather in those that will partake of some definite activity as relating to waters, or water crafts.
(Q): Does this refer to Mr. Walter Blick as the best one to handle this for me?
(A): This would be well.
(Q): In regard to my children: What line of endeavor would it be advisable for my daughter [...] to undertake?
(A): As we find, these will take rather that natural course of events in the developing of, and in the way or manner of line in which her developments will come. Rather advise, counsel, and through the acts and associations keep the direction of the mental FORCES of the body in that way and manner that has so oft been set. Do not force issues; rather let them take their natural course. While as to those conditions in regard to the OTHER member of the family, or associations, these will require some sternness; though not in the way and manner as of producing that condition which makes for COMBATIVENESS; rather that sternness which makes for an even balancing OF those developing years of the body.
(Q): Is it best for my children and I to make our home with my sister, at ..., ..., Va.?
(A): At least until conditions have adjusted themselves in a manner that will enable the body to carry on, in a way that would be more satisfactory, would be well. Especially would it be well while disposition is being made of the property, or the holdings, as has been suggested, and until the conditions and the abilities have drawn sufficient to the activity to make - for the body and those dependent upon same - the better application of self.
(Q): Is there any spiritual advice that will help me to carry on?
(A): Keep in that manner as has been given that should be the attitude of the mental body, in relation to holding that as the ideal that will bring for self those conditions which make for the closeness of that within self, which awakens for the abilities to become accentuated through the SPIRITUALITY - and spiritualizing OF the abilities of the body.
(Q): Shall I still keep Agnes DeLoatch in my employ?
(A): As the circumstances come about, these are well for the present - but a little later these conditions may be changed.
(Q): What is the best thing for me to do to take care of my children and myself?
(A): In the existent conditions as regarding the material things that surround the body, well that - as soon as possible - there be the proper consideration of disposing of that portion or part of holdings that becomes rather, under the circumstances, a liability than an asset. Then, prepare self in a manner that will enable the body to meet those conditions, through the use of that in hand to meet those emergencies; following rather that idea and ideal which has long been a desire of the body, in those directions that will enable the body to find the greater expression of that which has been the desire, the dream, in those directions.
(Q): What should be his life's work?
(A): As we find, these would come more as the inclinations - which will be more in these directions of water, or water crafts. | What special kind of work should I undertake? | That which has been outlined, or that which has been so OFT outlined by self as respecting that it would desire to do. | 1 | 79,192 | 5679-0001 |
(Q): Advise me in regard to settlement of the partnership of Armistead & Borum, real estate?
(A): These, as we find, may be settled in an equitable way and manner. While it will require some little time that these be disposed of to the best advantage for all concerned, these may be handled in a manner that will be satisfactory to all concerned. That is, it is to be implied from this: Do not, without the absolute necessity, so CROWD or demand an immediate change or settlement as to jeopardize the best interests of self and those dependent upon self; for the properties, holdings, and the conditions and surroundings, have a much better valuation by there being SUFFICIENT time given for the settlement - see?
(Q): Advise me regarding money owing Agnes DeLoatch by Armistead & Borum?
(A): This, as we find, will of necessity require some serious consideration on the part of these, as respecting the settlements that will be made. These, as we find, will come through their regular channels for the proper consideration and handling of same.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self ` ` File
(Q): Advise me regarding selling our home at ..., ..., Va.?
(A): Under the conditions and existing circumstances, it would be well that this be disposed of. To be sure, under the existent financial strains that are apparent in every section, this would sound rather as NOT good policy, yet the CONDITIONS - and accumulations that would come from holding under the present circumstance - would make it rather that the sooner this might be accomplished the better; and there has been some suggestion as to one handling same - this would be well.
(Q): Advise me regarding the lots at 125th St., [Later numbered 87th St.?, Va. Beach] Cape Henry, Va.?
(A): As these are in a position where they may be held, these we would NOT advise disposing of under the present depressions. These may be handled or held rather as that ability to carry on at a future time, or there may be made THROUGH same some association or connection in the next two or three years where these may be made to be very valuable. Why dispose of them, then, unless this becomes NECESSARY for meeting other circumstances or conditions, under such depression prices?
(Q): Along what lines should the education of my son [...] be continued?
(A): Rather in those that will partake of some definite activity as relating to waters, or water crafts.
(Q): Does this refer to Mr. Walter Blick as the best one to handle this for me?
(A): This would be well.
(Q): In regard to my children: What line of endeavor would it be advisable for my daughter [...] to undertake?
(A): As we find, these will take rather that natural course of events in the developing of, and in the way or manner of line in which her developments will come. Rather advise, counsel, and through the acts and associations keep the direction of the mental FORCES of the body in that way and manner that has so oft been set. Do not force issues; rather let them take their natural course. While as to those conditions in regard to the OTHER member of the family, or associations, these will require some sternness; though not in the way and manner as of producing that condition which makes for COMBATIVENESS; rather that sternness which makes for an even balancing OF those developing years of the body.
(Q): Is it best for my children and I to make our home with my sister, at ..., ..., Va.?
(A): At least until conditions have adjusted themselves in a manner that will enable the body to carry on, in a way that would be more satisfactory, would be well. Especially would it be well while disposition is being made of the property, or the holdings, as has been suggested, and until the conditions and the abilities have drawn sufficient to the activity to make - for the body and those dependent upon same - the better application of self.
(Q): Is there any spiritual advice that will help me to carry on?
(A): Keep in that manner as has been given that should be the attitude of the mental body, in relation to holding that as the ideal that will bring for self those conditions which make for the closeness of that within self, which awakens for the abilities to become accentuated through the SPIRITUALITY - and spiritualizing OF the abilities of the body.
(Q): Shall I still keep Agnes DeLoatch in my employ?
(A): As the circumstances come about, these are well for the present - but a little later these conditions may be changed.
(Q): What is the best thing for me to do to take care of my children and myself?
(A): In the existent conditions as regarding the material things that surround the body, well that - as soon as possible - there be the proper consideration of disposing of that portion or part of holdings that becomes rather, under the circumstances, a liability than an asset. Then, prepare self in a manner that will enable the body to meet those conditions, through the use of that in hand to meet those emergencies; following rather that idea and ideal which has long been a desire of the body, in those directions that will enable the body to find the greater expression of that which has been the desire, the dream, in those directions.
(Q): What should be his life's work?
(A): As we find, these would come more as the inclinations - which will be more in these directions of water, or water crafts.
(Q): What special kind of work should I undertake?
(A): That which has been outlined, or that which has been so OFT outlined by self as respecting that it would desire to do. | What would be a fair price, or the right price, for my home? | The valuations that have been made are about sixty percent of the correct value, and - as we find - these may be obtained in a proportion to that, of about that near that valuation ABOVE that which has been set, see? that is, sixty percent MORE than the valuations have been set for same. | 1 | 79,193 | 5679-0001 |
(Q): Advise me in regard to settlement of the partnership of Armistead & Borum, real estate?
(A): These, as we find, may be settled in an equitable way and manner. While it will require some little time that these be disposed of to the best advantage for all concerned, these may be handled in a manner that will be satisfactory to all concerned. That is, it is to be implied from this: Do not, without the absolute necessity, so CROWD or demand an immediate change or settlement as to jeopardize the best interests of self and those dependent upon self; for the properties, holdings, and the conditions and surroundings, have a much better valuation by there being SUFFICIENT time given for the settlement - see?
(Q): Advise me regarding money owing Agnes DeLoatch by Armistead & Borum?
(A): This, as we find, will of necessity require some serious consideration on the part of these, as respecting the settlements that will be made. These, as we find, will come through their regular channels for the proper consideration and handling of same.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self ` ` File
(Q): Advise me regarding selling our home at ..., ..., Va.?
(A): Under the conditions and existing circumstances, it would be well that this be disposed of. To be sure, under the existent financial strains that are apparent in every section, this would sound rather as NOT good policy, yet the CONDITIONS - and accumulations that would come from holding under the present circumstance - would make it rather that the sooner this might be accomplished the better; and there has been some suggestion as to one handling same - this would be well.
(Q): Advise me regarding the lots at 125th St., [Later numbered 87th St.?, Va. Beach] Cape Henry, Va.?
(A): As these are in a position where they may be held, these we would NOT advise disposing of under the present depressions. These may be handled or held rather as that ability to carry on at a future time, or there may be made THROUGH same some association or connection in the next two or three years where these may be made to be very valuable. Why dispose of them, then, unless this becomes NECESSARY for meeting other circumstances or conditions, under such depression prices?
(Q): Along what lines should the education of my son [...] be continued?
(A): Rather in those that will partake of some definite activity as relating to waters, or water crafts.
(Q): Does this refer to Mr. Walter Blick as the best one to handle this for me?
(A): This would be well.
(Q): In regard to my children: What line of endeavor would it be advisable for my daughter [...] to undertake?
(A): As we find, these will take rather that natural course of events in the developing of, and in the way or manner of line in which her developments will come. Rather advise, counsel, and through the acts and associations keep the direction of the mental FORCES of the body in that way and manner that has so oft been set. Do not force issues; rather let them take their natural course. While as to those conditions in regard to the OTHER member of the family, or associations, these will require some sternness; though not in the way and manner as of producing that condition which makes for COMBATIVENESS; rather that sternness which makes for an even balancing OF those developing years of the body.
(Q): Is it best for my children and I to make our home with my sister, at ..., ..., Va.?
(A): At least until conditions have adjusted themselves in a manner that will enable the body to carry on, in a way that would be more satisfactory, would be well. Especially would it be well while disposition is being made of the property, or the holdings, as has been suggested, and until the conditions and the abilities have drawn sufficient to the activity to make - for the body and those dependent upon same - the better application of self.
(Q): Is there any spiritual advice that will help me to carry on?
(A): Keep in that manner as has been given that should be the attitude of the mental body, in relation to holding that as the ideal that will bring for self those conditions which make for the closeness of that within self, which awakens for the abilities to become accentuated through the SPIRITUALITY - and spiritualizing OF the abilities of the body.
(Q): Shall I still keep Agnes DeLoatch in my employ?
(A): As the circumstances come about, these are well for the present - but a little later these conditions may be changed.
(Q): What is the best thing for me to do to take care of my children and myself?
(A): In the existent conditions as regarding the material things that surround the body, well that - as soon as possible - there be the proper consideration of disposing of that portion or part of holdings that becomes rather, under the circumstances, a liability than an asset. Then, prepare self in a manner that will enable the body to meet those conditions, through the use of that in hand to meet those emergencies; following rather that idea and ideal which has long been a desire of the body, in those directions that will enable the body to find the greater expression of that which has been the desire, the dream, in those directions.
(Q): What should be his life's work?
(A): As we find, these would come more as the inclinations - which will be more in these directions of water, or water crafts.
(Q): What special kind of work should I undertake?
(A): That which has been outlined, or that which has been so OFT outlined by self as respecting that it would desire to do.
(Q): What would be a fair price, or the right price, for my home?
(A): The valuations that have been made are about sixty percent of the correct value, and - as we find - these may be obtained in a proportion to that, of about that near that valuation ABOVE that which has been set, see? that is, sixty percent MORE than the valuations have been set for same. | Would I be successful in selling life insurance? | Were this included in the sick and accident also, would be very agreeable to the body - for the present, and LEAD to that outlet which has been sought. | 1 | 79,194 | 5679-0001 |
(Q): Advise me in regard to settlement of the partnership of Armistead & Borum, real estate?
(A): These, as we find, may be settled in an equitable way and manner. While it will require some little time that these be disposed of to the best advantage for all concerned, these may be handled in a manner that will be satisfactory to all concerned. That is, it is to be implied from this: Do not, without the absolute necessity, so CROWD or demand an immediate change or settlement as to jeopardize the best interests of self and those dependent upon self; for the properties, holdings, and the conditions and surroundings, have a much better valuation by there being SUFFICIENT time given for the settlement - see?
(Q): Advise me regarding money owing Agnes DeLoatch by Armistead & Borum?
(A): This, as we find, will of necessity require some serious consideration on the part of these, as respecting the settlements that will be made. These, as we find, will come through their regular channels for the proper consideration and handling of same.
We are through for the present.
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(Q): Advise me regarding selling our home at ..., ..., Va.?
(A): Under the conditions and existing circumstances, it would be well that this be disposed of. To be sure, under the existent financial strains that are apparent in every section, this would sound rather as NOT good policy, yet the CONDITIONS - and accumulations that would come from holding under the present circumstance - would make it rather that the sooner this might be accomplished the better; and there has been some suggestion as to one handling same - this would be well.
(Q): Advise me regarding the lots at 125th St., [Later numbered 87th St.?, Va. Beach] Cape Henry, Va.?
(A): As these are in a position where they may be held, these we would NOT advise disposing of under the present depressions. These may be handled or held rather as that ability to carry on at a future time, or there may be made THROUGH same some association or connection in the next two or three years where these may be made to be very valuable. Why dispose of them, then, unless this becomes NECESSARY for meeting other circumstances or conditions, under such depression prices?
(Q): Along what lines should the education of my son [...] be continued?
(A): Rather in those that will partake of some definite activity as relating to waters, or water crafts.
(Q): Does this refer to Mr. Walter Blick as the best one to handle this for me?
(A): This would be well.
(Q): In regard to my children: What line of endeavor would it be advisable for my daughter [...] to undertake?
(A): As we find, these will take rather that natural course of events in the developing of, and in the way or manner of line in which her developments will come. Rather advise, counsel, and through the acts and associations keep the direction of the mental FORCES of the body in that way and manner that has so oft been set. Do not force issues; rather let them take their natural course. While as to those conditions in regard to the OTHER member of the family, or associations, these will require some sternness; though not in the way and manner as of producing that condition which makes for COMBATIVENESS; rather that sternness which makes for an even balancing OF those developing years of the body.
(Q): Is it best for my children and I to make our home with my sister, at ..., ..., Va.?
(A): At least until conditions have adjusted themselves in a manner that will enable the body to carry on, in a way that would be more satisfactory, would be well. Especially would it be well while disposition is being made of the property, or the holdings, as has been suggested, and until the conditions and the abilities have drawn sufficient to the activity to make - for the body and those dependent upon same - the better application of self.
(Q): Is there any spiritual advice that will help me to carry on?
(A): Keep in that manner as has been given that should be the attitude of the mental body, in relation to holding that as the ideal that will bring for self those conditions which make for the closeness of that within self, which awakens for the abilities to become accentuated through the SPIRITUALITY - and spiritualizing OF the abilities of the body.
(Q): Shall I still keep Agnes DeLoatch in my employ?
(A): As the circumstances come about, these are well for the present - but a little later these conditions may be changed.
(Q): What is the best thing for me to do to take care of my children and myself?
(A): In the existent conditions as regarding the material things that surround the body, well that - as soon as possible - there be the proper consideration of disposing of that portion or part of holdings that becomes rather, under the circumstances, a liability than an asset. Then, prepare self in a manner that will enable the body to meet those conditions, through the use of that in hand to meet those emergencies; following rather that idea and ideal which has long been a desire of the body, in those directions that will enable the body to find the greater expression of that which has been the desire, the dream, in those directions.
(Q): What should be his life's work?
(A): As we find, these would come more as the inclinations - which will be more in these directions of water, or water crafts.
(Q): What special kind of work should I undertake?
(A): That which has been outlined, or that which has been so OFT outlined by self as respecting that it would desire to do.
(Q): What would be a fair price, or the right price, for my home?
(A): The valuations that have been made are about sixty percent of the correct value, and - as we find - these may be obtained in a proportion to that, of about that near that valuation ABOVE that which has been set, see? that is, sixty percent MORE than the valuations have been set for same.
(Q): Would I be successful in selling life insurance?
(A): Were this included in the sick and accident also, would be very agreeable to the body - for the present, and LEAD to that outlet which has been sought. | You will have before you the body and enquiring mind of Mrs. [5678], present in this room, who seeks advice, counsel and guidance, in her mental and material affairs. You will answer the questions which she will ask regarding these. | Yes, we have the body, the enquiring mind, Mrs. [5678], and those conditions in the mental and material that confront the body at this time.
In the attitudes as may be had by the body, these - as respecting mental and material conditions - ARE those things, those elements, that the body must face with that knowledge that there is an all-wise-providence, and that with the keeping in self of an ideal there is strength, comfort, understanding, that enables the body to meet the conditions which arise from day to day with the knowledge that He doeth all things well.
In that manner of mental outlook will the body find those abilities growing in self, for the steps are to be taken day by day, and sufficient unto today be that grace, that fortitude, that understanding, that will enable the mental forces to keep that balance that makes not afraid. Rather let those conditions come, then, as they may, knowing that He will give within self that knowledge of the Right to be done at the right time.
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- | Give suggestions. | We have the body here. Now we find there are those conditions that cause distress in the physical functioning of this body. These are of the acute nature and involve the digestive functioning of the system; hence, the eliminating and assimilating system also. These then are conditions as we find them with this body, [5679] we are speaking of.
First, in the blood supply, here we find through the disturbance there has temperature been created in the system - not that there is any condition in the blood, itself, of a detrimental nature save that induced through the pure [poor] elimination existent in system caused by this existent in the alimentary canal and especially inflammation in the duodenum with a hepatic circulation disturbed.
This not of a serious nature, then; rather one to be dealt with in a manner that will relieve the conditions with the least amount of drosses left in system and the least amount of disturbance to the functioning organs, themselves.
Nerve system overtaxed from the inflammation in the system. The organs themselves very good save for that in the digestive system, the duodenum proper and the intestinal tract.
The plethora condition exists in the region of the pancrean force or juices; hence the swelling about the umbilical region.
The kidneys are not functioning normally. These should not be over-stimulated but should be given that that will relieve the tension on system without disturbing the conditions existent in the liver and its region.
Then to meet the needs of the condition at present: 1st, we would give that that would act as a laxative for the system without disturbing the equilibrium of assimilation, creating greater eliminations in the body without strain on any of the system as a functioning digestive organism.
We would give then, first, a full dose 1/2 teaspoonful Bicarbonate of Soda. In 3 to 4 hours repeat the dose. Then begin with small doses of Castoria 1/2 teaspoonful every 1/2 hour until the body has relaxed thoroughly.
Keep warm packs across the abdomen and lower portion of the stomach and especially over the right side. These may contain that of a saturated solution of Epsom Salts until pain is relieved.
Massage thoroughly along the whole of the cerebrospinal system equal parts of Olive Oil and Tincture of Myrrh. Heat the oil, add the Myrrh, making only sufficient for each application, which should be made, until the relief comes, at least twice each day.
Let the diet be only those of pre-digested materials, almost principally that of gruels, cereals, orange juice or such nature.
We will find by the rest, by the allaying of temperature, by the treatment as given, in 3 to 4 days a near normal condition. Do that, [5679].
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(Q): Give suggestions.
(A): We have the body here. Now we find there are those conditions that cause distress in the physical functioning of this body. These are of the acute nature and involve the digestive functioning of the system; hence, the eliminating and assimilating system also. These then are conditions as we find them with this body, [5679] we are speaking of.
First, in the blood supply, here we find through the disturbance there has temperature been created in the system - not that there is any condition in the blood, itself, of a detrimental nature save that induced through the pure [poor] elimination existent in system caused by this existent in the alimentary canal and especially inflammation in the duodenum with a hepatic circulation disturbed.
This not of a serious nature, then; rather one to be dealt with in a manner that will relieve the conditions with the least amount of drosses left in system and the least amount of disturbance to the functioning organs, themselves.
Nerve system overtaxed from the inflammation in the system. The organs themselves very good save for that in the digestive system, the duodenum proper and the intestinal tract.
The plethora condition exists in the region of the pancrean force or juices; hence the swelling about the umbilical region.
The kidneys are not functioning normally. These should not be over-stimulated but should be given that that will relieve the tension on system without disturbing the conditions existent in the liver and its region.
Then to meet the needs of the condition at present: 1st, we would give that that would act as a laxative for the system without disturbing the equilibrium of assimilation, creating greater eliminations in the body without strain on any of the system as a functioning digestive organism.
We would give then, first, a full dose 1/2 teaspoonful Bicarbonate of Soda. In 3 to 4 hours repeat the dose. Then begin with small doses of Castoria 1/2 teaspoonful every 1/2 hour until the body has relaxed thoroughly.
Keep warm packs across the abdomen and lower portion of the stomach and especially over the right side. These may contain that of a saturated solution of Epsom Salts until pain is relieved.
Massage thoroughly along the whole of the cerebrospinal system equal parts of Olive Oil and Tincture of Myrrh. Heat the oil, add the Myrrh, making only sufficient for each application, which should be made, until the relief comes, at least twice each day.
Let the diet be only those of pre-digested materials, almost principally that of gruels, cereals, orange juice or such nature.
We will find by the rest, by the allaying of temperature, by the treatment as given, in 3 to 4 days a near normal condition. Do that, [5679].
Ready for questions. | She has been troubled with intestinal attacks many times in past year. Are these connected with present condition? | As given, this an acute attack of conditions existent in the digestive system of the body, especially the liver; hence, the application of properties to relieve the trouble, the massage to meet the needs of the condition.
When these specifics and these acute conditions have been relieved, there may be given that for the proper full correction of existent conditions. Meet that of the acute condition at present.
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- | The doctor attending her now states that she had pleurisy. Were her lungs or pleural cavity affected? | Only sympathetically, as has been given. | 1 | 79,198 | 5680-0001 |
(Q): The doctor attending her now states that she had pleurisy. Were her lungs or pleural cavity affected?
(A): Only sympathetically, as has been given. | What accounts for cough which she had and for peculiar mucus which she has been spitting up - yellow with white lumps in it? | When there is pressure produced in the region as has been described, that misdirects the blood supply and all of the mucus producing, or all of the lymph producing forces in the body, you may be very sure that through the sympathetic forces - of the secondary cardiac forces - inflammation would occur in the bronchials and be thrown off in spittle, carrying whatever is suggested to the child, or as is seen by the forces in ITSELF, discharging or thrown off from the system. Purely a reflex condition, for the correction must be made if the physical forces are corrected - but do not forget that the MENTAL and the psychological conditions in the body must be carried along; not only as corrections for physical corrections as to the manner of the physical and mental development of the body - this child, this body, EXTRAORDINARY! should be developed properly!
That is all the questions.
We are through for the present. | 1 | 79,199 | 5680-0001 |
(Q): The doctor attending her now states that she had pleurisy. Were her lungs or pleural cavity affected?
(A): Only sympathetically, as has been given.
(Q): What accounts for cough which she had and for peculiar mucus which she has been spitting up - yellow with white lumps in it?
(A): When there is pressure produced in the region as has been described, that misdirects the blood supply and all of the mucus producing, or all of the lymph producing forces in the body, you may be very sure that through the sympathetic forces - of the secondary cardiac forces - inflammation would occur in the bronchials and be thrown off in spittle, carrying whatever is suggested to the child, or as is seen by the forces in ITSELF, discharging or thrown off from the system. Purely a reflex condition, for the correction must be made if the physical forces are corrected - but do not forget that the MENTAL and the psychological conditions in the body must be carried along; not only as corrections for physical corrections as to the manner of the physical and mental development of the body - this child, this body, EXTRAORDINARY! should be developed properly!
That is all the questions.
We are through for the present. | You will give a physical and mental reading for this body, giving suggestions for permanently freeing it from such attacks as it has been having. You will answer the questions which I will ask you regarding the body. | This body we have had here before.
Now, we find there are bettered conditions in the physical forces of the body. These have to do with the eliminations and with conditions as have been brought about in the body by improper incentives within the system.
The body should be kept much along the same lines until the condition is entirely relieved, as has been outlined for the body; changing or alternating, necessarily, to meet the needs of the arising conditions as the body improves.
Now, in considering conditions to be brought about in the physical forces of the body that would bring the relief in a way and manner that there would not be re-occurrence of these conditions as appear from time to time:
Now, with the physical and mental, with this particular body, there must be considered the development of the body. Now DO NOT infer that because the body is strange or different from others that it is an abnormal condition for this body! For other bodies it might be an abnormal condition. THIS body's development is NOT an abnormal condition - for the body is PSYCHIC in a GREAT sense. Hence suggestions to the body - warnings to the body - haven't the same effect upon this body as they would upon others. Corrections for misdemeanor or mental conditions within its body, or within its actions physically, do not impress - or DO impress (however the case may be) the body. Quite different from that ORDINARILY seen. Not that it's abnormal, no! but the DEVELOPMENT is different.
Yet there must be physical conditions as produce or cause physical conditions resultant in the functioning of the body, as has been seen in the reoccurrence of the trouble with the stomach, or as has been recently seen when inflammation arose and distension occurred in the abdomen there was the indication of inflammation through the pleural cavity. This purely reflex - NOT pleurisy in its form of the action as is set up in the system that brings about the inflammation, yet reflex condition causing the distension AND inflammation, but not necessarily is a condition pleurisy because the pleural conditions are inflamed! no more than necessarily is it appendicitis because there's inflammation in the region of the appendix! These may be ENTIRELY reflex conditions, as exist in this body - for we find that causing the condition, that brings about the congestion, that reoccurrence in the digestive system, is the reflex condition from overcharged forces in the 4th, 5th and 6th dorsal, where the cardiac end of stomach becomes overgorged in its reaction, bringing about that reaction in the walls of stomach proper that brings the condition in the digestive system, as has been outlined, producing then inflammation in the hypogastric and pneumogastric plexus, causing - in that portion of the system where the separation of the blood supply takes place - inflammation, congestion in liver, gall ducts become slow in action.
To meet the needs, then, would be to put the developing body under the care and influence of one knowing the proper way and manner to direct one so that each suggestion made to the physical developing body would be in full accord with that administered to the body for the physical correction, and for the physical and MENTAL DEVELOPMENT of the body! see? Do THAT. Such a one may be found in House [Thomas B. House, M.D.] at Virginia Beach; in Lydic [Lyman A. Lydic, D.O.] at Dayton, Ohio. These would understand that NECESSARY for the proper DEVELOPMENTS for the physical conditions, as well as that psychic and psychological force as produced through the action of the mental, or the developing mind of this body (which is far beyond the normal). Ready for questions. | 1 | 79,200 | 5680-0001 |