Edgar Cayce Readings, 283-2

Time and Place: 11:10 P. M. Eastern Standard Time. ..., Mass.

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GC: You will give the physical condition of this body at the present time, with suggestions for the further improvement of same, and you will answer any questions I may ask you regarding same.
EC: Yes, we have the body and those physical conditions appertaining to the improvement of same from those conditions as exist in the physical forces of this body.
Now, we find that the physical forces show much improvement in the general way and manner throughout the body, and that those distortions, or those conditions as have brought distress in many portions of the body are much improved; while some others are not as much improved AS others.
In those physical forces as cause the distress through the pelvic region, that as is seen throughout this portion shows improvement.
The effects as have been brought to the various portions of the body, especially in the upper portion, through the cervical, through the clavicle, to the head, eyes - these do not show as much improvement as the others.
Yet let's not be weary in well-doing - for we find improvements are coming in the general way and manner. Let's make haste slowly, that the building in the system may be in that way and manner that will give the best reaction and not over stimulate nor overtax one portion to the detriment of another.
Even though we find there has been some injury to the lower portion, where the swelling in the abdominal region shows, in the false pelvis, from an accident, or from abrasions as caused - this, as we see, does not necessitate the operation for removal of condition - unless this should become acute. Any condition arising from an acute form it would be well to ease through those compacts that have been suggested. Well that one or two of these be used occasionally anyway, that assimilation in the system internally may be made the more perfect, see?
Then, we would keep up those suggestions as have been given, from time to time, for the improvement of the body. Not necessary for the whole of those suggestions given, but that necessary to meet the needs of the physical conditions as the body improves.
For the Violet Ray we would apply that to the EYES occasionally (using the eye applicator), and we will find this will rest the nerve reflexes and bring better reaction to the eyes proper, and the stimulation to the nerve system will be beneficial also.
Ready for questions.
(Q) Does the swelling seem reduced?
(A) Swelling, as seen, has been reduced. At present the FEELING, or pressure, that it is distended some, but this is why, as given, that the packs might be used occasionally. Once of the oil - Castor Oil - pack. Again of the saturated solution Epsom Salts.
(Q) Does the blood still show traces or effects of my bodily condition?
(A) This is bettered, though there are still EVIDENCES of same in blood. For, as is seen, there is no condition existent in a body that the reflection of same may not be traced in the blood supply, for not only does the blood stream carry the rebuilding forces to the body, it also takes the used forces and eliminates same through their proper channels in the various portions of the system. Hence we find red blood, white blood and lymph all carried in the veins. These are only separated by the very small portions that act as builders, strainers, destroyers, or resuscitating portions of the system - see? Hence there is ever seen in the blood stream the reflections or evidences of that condition being carried on in the physical body. The day may yet arrive when one may take a drop of blood and diagnose the condition of any physical body. [See 283-2, Par. R2, R3.]
(Q) Shall I continue the Violet Ray treatments? or follow out Dr. Johnson's idea of waiting now until spring for another fifteen treatments?
(A) Be well to keep these occasionally, though they may be made farther apart. Not necessary that the vagina treatment be given so often, but necessary that this stimulation be kept occasionally that the discharges through the various portions may be kept in their proper channel.
(Q) Should I continue having the rubs of myrrh and olive oil?
(A) These are WELL for the body. We would continue same.
(Q) What causes the severe headaches occasionally?
(A) The improper digestion in the system, or the lack of perfect coordination in eliminating and assimilating forces in system. Well that the body take Charcoal Tablets occasionally, such as that prepared by the Battle Creek Sanitarium.
(Q) I seem to have trouble digesting sweets, but have a craving for them. How may I overcome this?
(A) Supply the system with those things necessary to meet the needs. Hence this just given - Charcoal Tablets.
Do those as we have given, and we will keep the better conditions of this body, [283].
We are through for the present.

BACKGROUND

See 283-1 on 7/22/27 with subsequent Reports.

REPORTS

6/22/28 See 283-3.
12/27/69 Clipping from Dallas News: [See page 62 THE SLEEPING PROPHET by Jess Stearn]
PINPRICK OF BLOOD TELLS ALL
NEW YORK (WMNS) - A single pinprick of blood can now yield as much medical information as an entire syringeful.
At the moment, new "microchemical techniques" are used only for babies, whose blood supply is limited and precious, and only in certain pediatric centers. But Dr. Knud Engel of Babies Hospital, who helped develop the microchemical technique in Denmark, says the technique may become routine for babies and may spread to adults within five years.
The conventional method of obtaining a blood sample involves tapping a vein in the elbow crease for a syringeful. Arteries must be punctured for special tests. Using the microchemcial technique, a foot or a hand is warmed, which increases the arterial blood flow. When sophisticated, miniaturized electronic equipment is used to analyze a pinprick of this blood, the results are as valid as for a large quantity of arterial blood, Dr. Engel says.
See Source File Key #283 for article in World Research News (1st & 2nd Quarter 1992) titled "The Whole Can Be Found In Every One Of Its Parts...Aurasscopy" re 283-2.