IN THE NERVE SYSTEM, in this we find the greater trouble,
physically, in the sympathetic nerve system, for the
refractory nerve centers in the system show how this system
is magnified in its action in the body; that is, in those
centers where organs function through the physical action,
and become the involuntary action, such as digestion, sight,
pulsation, heart's action, the body unconsciously has reached
the condition where it must, with its voluntary forces, keep
all functioning. That is, occasionally, and often, at times
keep on its mind that all MUST function rather than being the
condition of a normal body, functioning normal, for the
organs are organs nominally. In these centers we find those
of the secondary cardiac plexus, the hypogastric and
pneumogastric ganglion plexus, or that governing the centers
ruled from the solar plexus center. Hence just above the
umbilicus, and to the left, the body often feels the pressure
as if the heart's action was abnormal, or that the heart
hurt. This is not a heart's action at all, refractory
reaction through nerves of the sympathetic attempting to
create an equilibrium in the carotid artery feeding the
ganglion of the hypogastric and pneumogastric plexus. In the
cerebrospinal centers that should control such reaction, we
have the lack of muscular tissue in these plexuses to govern
this condition. Then the force of the sympathetic act, as it
were, to control of the body. It is through such reaction
from sympathetic system that the sensory organism often
gathers the reaction through the abnormal functioning of all
of the sensory system; that is, often the body sees, feels,
hears, recognizes conditions not perceptible to the ordinary
functioning of the normal sensory system. Not a condition of
brain reaction, not a condition of mental forces, rather the
psychological effect on pathological conditions, biologically
acted upon in blood stream.
THEN THE CONDITION IN THE ORGANS THEMSELVES:
Brain forces GOOD.
The organs of sensory system abnormal in the conditions as
given, through the action of sensory and sympathetic nerve
system, coordinating when they should not.
In the rest of the system we find normal conditions in
organs, but functioning under the strain of the nerve system,
deflected as given.
Then to bring the normal conditions to this body, we would
first take in the system those properties that would bring
the correct incentives to the whole system, taking then this:
Syrup Sarsaparilla...............1/4 ounce,
Fluid Extract Wild Cherry........1/2 ounce,
Fluid Extract Stillingia.........1/2 ounce,
Fluid Extract Poke Root..........1/2 ounce,
Fluid Extract Yellow Dock Root...1/2 ounce,
Iodide Potassium..................20 grains.
Mix well together and add sufficient simple syrup to make 8
ounces. The dose would be half teaspoonful 4 times each day.
Then have the massage of the Neuropath that follows out each
nerve center and plexus, stimulating these in the dorsal
region, from the 2nd to the 12th dorsal. Also equalizing the
circulation to the extremities, keeping all well under the
influence of the mental forces of self, knowing that all
healing properties must come from within, and as the mental
holds the relation to self, and to the I AM within, just so
will the response of each applied force from without respond
from within.
Do that, and we will find we will bring the normal conditions
to this body.
The medicinal properties should be taken before each meal and
before retiring.
The equalizing of blood forces through the manipulation
given as outlined, with the changed condition in the physical
body, will bring much relief to the body when held in the
mental in the proper manner. Without that response we
CANNOT gain the correct equilibrium as thoroughly, for
healing MUST come from within.
We are through for the present.


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