(Q) Monday night, November 16, or early Tuesday morning,
November 17. "Saw Elliott Schatzkin, who came home from
Saranac, apparently recovered from his tubercular illness.
He was smoking a cigar and that worried all of us. Ma said
something about the danger of his smoking to him, but I told
Ma not to say anything at all, for if he was allowed to smoke
the doctor must know as to whether it was harmful or not."
(A) Again we find the conditions existent in the
subconscious forces wherein the entity, [
137] shown, through
the emblematical conditions, that which would be well for
entity to gain the lesson of. As is seen in these
conditions, and as is found, the conditions present as this
to entity: Do not allow the smoking to become where entity
depends upon the stimulation from same, whether of nerve or
of action of the physical force of body by habit, see? For
as conditions exist in system, and as has been given that
some counter-irritation through smoking is well for the body,
and the stimulation from nicotine as the poison in the system
is well with the body in MODERATION, but NOT in EXCESS.
There should never be more than twelve to fifteen, or
eighteen smokes in one day. Cigarettes alright, see?
We are through with this reading.
BACKGROUND
Brother [
900] submitted the dreams.



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