[
257]: You will have before you the body of [
325] who is
now in Apt. 11F at 180 Riverside Drive, New York City, and
also her mental associations with [son [
257]] and [daughter
[
459]] who are in the room in Apt. 14 West, at 44 West 77th
Street, New York City. When you have located the body of
[
325], you will give us the physical conditions found at
the present time with suggestions for the improvement and
the cure, if there is one, for the conditions existent.
You will answer the questions which we will ask, slowly and
distinctly. The Forces will bring to us the advice as to
where the treatment can be given best and how we can protect
this life for the years to come.
EC: We have the body, [
325]. This we have had here before.
Those conditions, as have been seen, are accentuated through
the eliminations being stopped through congestion as well
as through the activity of the conditions themselves. In
bringing the relief or ease for the body it will be necessary
that the condition from congestion and the eliminations, as
well as others, be considered. In the eliminations as
regarding the whole general system these should not be
hindered, when not necessary, by properties that will cause
any action that is from sedatives; yet these should be used
when necessary to relax the body or to ease the pain as comes
from same. Whether from the shortness of breath or from the
burning pain [from cancer] in the breast.
In the condition, then, we would use, with the eliminants
those of that brand in Calcidin given in the three-grain
tablet, or compound, in periods varying according to that
of the cough or the breathing.
We would also give those of the medicated ash [Animated Ash]
that will aid in keeping the coagulation going properly in
system by the release of oxygen in the system through the
activity of these properties. This comes, as has been given,
rather with the application of the light when [after] same
has been active in system.
Do this and we will bring the bettered conditions for this
body.
As to the mental attitude and the activities of body these
are best controlled through the activity of the mental
body itself. As it is with that of the diet as well as
surroundings, for to bring trouble or consternation to the
body is to irritate the conditions. Ready for questions.
(Q) How often should the best light be given after the ash
is taken?
(A) Ash should be taken at least twice each day, one-quarter
grain at a dose, and the light given at least not longer than
thirty minutes after the dosage is taken.
(Q) How long should light be kept on? This light has the
shield on it.
(A) Should be kept from 20 minutes to 40 minutes, dependent
upon the reaction of the body mentally and physically to
same.
(Q) Where is the best place to obtain the medicated ash?
(A) This maybe obtained form where it has been prepared
[B. H. Bradley, Chicago] or from where there may be
quantities gathered of same.
(Q) Is there present in the body an active metastatic
malignancy?
(A) Not as yet.
(Q) What is the nature of the malignancy if any?
(A) Rather of the filling of tuberous nature. It has not
even gotten to the fibroid nature as yet, although there are
indications of the spread of same. This is through the
congestion and through the pressure created by the
congestion.
(Q) Is there need of an operation and if so where may it
best be done?
(A) In the condition and in the mental attitude and in the
condition of the blood as well as of the body, would not be
well for operation. Keep the drainage best and keep the
segregations (separations) best, and keep the activities
of the body as regarding the coagulation, or keep the
leukocyte forces most active.
(Q) What is the cause and prognosis of the pain in the lung?
(A) Congestion; and, as given, those activities that may be
brought by the use of Calcidin would relieve same without
causing distress to the digestive system, for it will work
most with the respiratory systems.
(Q) What caused weakness about midnight last night?
(A) Overtaxing of the body mentally and the congestion
in the normal activity of changes taking place in the system.
Coming from reaction of sedatives that with pain may become
necessary to be given, as little as possible, to relieve the
body.
(Q) Has the body a weak heart?
(A) The weakness as is produced in the system, in the
circulatory system, is not from weak heart but rather
of the tiredness as caused by congestion in lung and
hindrance in circulation.
(Q) Did the recent cold have the most to do with the
congestion in the lung?
(A) Had most to do with the congestion in the lung.
(Q) Where would be best for the body to receive its
treatment in order to bring it back to near normal?
(A) At home.
(Q) Is the air and everything proper for the body?
(A) The air would be better were it in a high altitude but
to change same with the mental conditions as at present and
with the present surroundings would be detrimental unless it
becomes very necessary to make the change. A high altitude
would make for the betterment; that as has been given may
be done at home; and will create more oxygen, as is very
necessary for this body. Do that.
(Q) What change if any in this body's condition since your
last report, for better or worse?
(A) There has been little advancement in the condition as
exists in the breast or tumor. There has been considerable
change in the lungs as well as in eliminations; these are not
for the betterment.
(Q) What is the opinion as to the duration of this condition
and its ultimate cure?
(A) Depends entirely upon the response of the body to those
applications made for the improvement of same. No one may
give that, not even the body itself.
(Q) How often should we appeal to the Forces for the
check-up?
(A) When necessary.
(Q) What advice can we offer Dr. Mayer [Albert Mayer, M.D.,
in this room] who is willing to cooperate and carry out the
Forces' suggestions?
(A) Do, then, just as is given.
(Q) How long has the present congestion in the lung existed?
(A) From 6 to 8 days.
(Q) What can [
459], the daughter, do to help this body?
(A) Make it as easy as possible and as little irritating,
of any conditions about the body, as possible.
(Q) Should she make any effort to have outside interest?
(A) Only those as are necessarily required of same.
(Q) Are there too many people living in the house with the
body at the present time?
(A) Not too many, just so they don't worry the body too
much!
(Q) How can we aid this body to stop worrying? What
suggestions should we make?
(A) Those can be best determined by the body itself. Make
the conditions and the surroundings as pleasant and as
compatible as possible.
We are through for the present.
BACKGROUND
See
325-31 on
3/11/30.
REPORTS
3/27/30 See
325-33.
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