IN THE BLOOD SUPPLY, this very good, both as to quantity and
quality, and the effect as is created in the system, through
which the supply operates, both as to the functioning of the
organs as control same, and the plasm as is created IN the
organs to bring that assimilation for resuscitation of life
forces in the blood stream. However, that which would be
the warning comes from conditions as exist in functioning of
the system as related to the cellular forces in the
assimilation in the body, for the tendencies as are apparent
in the plasm - as related to the hemoglobin - show at times a
form of crystal, that is NOT in keeping with full
resuscitation in the blood plasm, which tends to increase the
amount of the sugars as are effective in the system. Not
that as taken FOR assimilation, but that created by the
cellular forces in the system when digestion takes place, and
is an activity of the pancreas with the plasm, or a portion
of the plasm that is active in the central lobe of the liver.
This that which at times mentally causes sudden depressions
to the body. This may be only spasmodic, or may be that the
depression forms as a pain to the central portion of the
brain, as is related to the vision. Not that the eye or the
reflex of vision becomes affected from this condition, but
the effect is rather the result of pressure IN that region in
its reflex, physically active.
IN THE NERVE SYSTEM, this very good, both in the sympathetic
and cerebro-spinal, and - as for the SENSORY - these may be
made by the body, through its mental activity, either acute -
or may be altered to that wherein the negative active forces
become prominent. This rather relating to the psychic forces
of the physical body.
IN THE FUNCTIONING OF THE ORGANS THEMSELVES, the brain forces
good. Discernment fine. That of discrimination, to self
WELL; to others, not always so well.
In the functioning of the sensory organism, this - as seen -
only relating to that of the plasm as is created in a portion
of the blood supply, that at times causes a reaction to the
sensory system - especially through that of vision.
Throat, bronchials, larynx - good. There are periods when
there is the sensation of a tickling in the bronchia. This
the overactivity of sympathetic forces; not an organic, not
even a functional disorder; rather nerve reaction, and NOT a
disorder, other than irritating to the senses of the system
at times.
The lungs and heart's action near normal.
The digestive system very good, save as has been indicated,
that warning should be taken as respecting the character of
plasm created in the system.
The digestive forces as related to assimilation, as given.
The functioning of the hepatic circulation, very near to
normal - though at times there are periods when distresses
through the colon gives distress in the form of a reaction to
the system. This not a fault. Rather the inactivity of the
physical body as respecting that portion of the system, and
the in-application or un-application of the mental body
towards those of the physical reaction in the physical body.
Then, to meet these conditions, or to be forearmed for the
warnings:
Rather that with the mental applications, apply also physical
forces, or exercises as stable as the mental is exercised, so
exercise the physical in certain or specific directions as
related to the assimilation and digestive forces of the body.
Applying these, will bring long life in this experience, and
the ability to aid in many directions. Ready for questions.
(Q) What is the peculiar sensation felt in left temple?
(A) Psychic forces as applied to the expression of self,
related to those nerves as find expression through that
portion of the body. The tingling as is caused is the
response of the cerebro-spinal with the sympathetic, and the
body may consciously or unconsciously PRODUCE that of a
voluntary or an involuntary reaction, and may MAKE this acute
by continuing holding same before self, or relieve self by
holding the positiveness of self's ability to control self's
emotions.
(Q) Am I opening up any subconscious centers in my body? If
so, what are they?
(A) Those of the retrospective vision, the ability to
control self in this direction will aid much in giving help
and aid to others, as to their abilities to conquer, use or
apply self in the MENTAL world; not material - for to be
material minded is to block self, for this body.
(Q) What foods should I eat and not eat?
(A) The body is a very good dietician for itself! Those of
the fruit and nuts, with those of the grains that are whole
in their food values. Little or no meats, but those proteins
that may be gained from whole grain is sufficient.
(Q) Why have I not overcome constipation?
(A) Not sufficient activity of the system in the lower
portion. THIS, for this body, will overcome it. Not so much
other than the diet that's been taken. Of morning - upon
arising - exercise the body only from the waist up, of
morning - see? Before retiring, the circular motion of the
body from the diaphragm down.
(Q) Why is it difficult for me to remember?
(A) It isn't difficult! It's rather trained in self to
FORGET! See the differentiation between forgetting and
remembering, is - MEMORY is the exercising of the inner self
as related to thought. To acknowledge that the memory is
poor, is to say you don't think much! The forgetting is to
say that the thought becomes self-centered, for memory is
thought - even as thought is memory, brought to the forefront
by the association of ideas.
(Q) The body wishes to know who is speaking.
(A) The body knows!
We are through.
Copy to Self
Copy to Ass'n office
Copy to Cayce Hospital
REPORTS
12/26/29 Letter in answer to inquiry from Cayce Hospital:
"Am sorry to say results have not been satisfactory. I have
faithfully followed suggestions given both mentally and
physically and I must admit I am a little discouraged;
however, I shall continue the suggestions as given and hope
that I may yet get results, not only for myself but for the
good of the Hospital."
2/30 Mrs. [
69] asked that literature about the Cayce Hospital
be sent to a friend who was in need of treatment.
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