As to the NERVOUS SYSTEM, owing to the stress upon the
sympathetic system, in the sympathetic ganglia as in the 3rd
and 4th dorsal, the 2nd and 3rd cervical - these make for an
irritation to the whole of the nervous systems of the body,
and with the tendency for the body being in this erratic
condition from relationships and activities that arise about
the body at times become rather depressing to the whole of
the system, adding TO the general discomfort, especially as
to conditions that have existed in a minor way and manner in
the ear - especially in the inner ear, where there has been
the effect of a catarrhal condition that has made for
congestions, and makes for roarings and disturbances in the
ear at times. This accounts for some of those conditions in
the repression and the circulation through the sympathetic
system; the effect to the eyes at times, and THIS is a more
serious condition, for there are the tendencies in the
present for the separation of the iris from the nerves in the
back portion that PRODUCES the vision, and it forms as an
itching and an irritation to the circulation around the
eyeball itself. This neglected, as we find, will bring on
greater distresses. And, first, we would not resort to those
measures of having too much of a LOCAL application, that
would tend to make for a continued tendency towards this
separation in the back portion of the vision, or the
chrysalis and the nerves to the optic itself.
Then, as to the activities to the ORGANS of the body, as
indicated, the sensory system is disturbed - in the manner
that has been indicated; the erratic condition in the
pulsation and in the nervous system is indicated through the
heart, lungs, even at times in the digestive area itself.
The conditions in the liver, spleen, pancreas, and the
ELIMINATING system as related to the alimentary canal and the
organs of same are erratic; just as the conditions from the
NERVOUS systems are DEPRESSING to the body at times.
In the PRESENT, as we find, these would be the better and the
correct applications for making corrections in this body,
[
662]:
First we would begin with the taking of osteopathic
ADJUSTMENTS and manipulations; at least two each week. And,
as we find, it would be the better for the body to make the
special effort to go to one in sympathy with not only the
general conditions but the source through which this
information is given; such as Coombs or Dobbins. Make
adjustments in the 3rd and 4th DORSAL specific, COORDINATING
the whole of the cervical centers, especially those in the
axis and those in the 3rd and 4th plexus.
We would also at those periods have the application of the
violet ray directly to the eyeball itself; not for longer
periods, however, than one and a half to two minutes, using a
double eye applicator.
We would stimulate the eliminating system through the
manipulations that will make for the emptying of the
alimentary canal, thus making applications of the treatments
for the liver and for the intestinal tract, or over the
abdomen for the emptying of the colon; stimulating the plexus
in the 7th and 8th and 9th dorsal for such.
Be mindful that the diet is less of those foods that are
highly seasoned, or condiments. Little or no acids,
especially none of those foods carrying vinegar or the like;
though condiments that make for a stimulation of digestion
may be used. Less and less acid.
And when this outline of treatment has been followed in a
consistent and thorough manner for at least TWENTY-EIGHT
OSTEOPATHIC treatments, then we would give further
instructions.
Ready for questions.
(Q) Would it be better for me to reside in Asbury Park this
winter, or go South?
(A) Best that the body this winter take particular
precautions about the health, and the eyes - and ears. If
this may be done in Asbury Park, fine! If it may be done
better in the South, well! But we would go first to one of
those indicated; and if there is the desire on the part of
self to go South with the son (for the body is erratic; it
might as well acknowledge it!), then let one of those
individuals (either Coombs or Dobbins) [Leroy Coombs, D.O.,
Frank P. Dobbins, D.O.] point out an individual in that
locality - an osteopath - who would, and should, take care of
the condition. But this may be done here, as we find, in New
York.
We are through for the present.
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(GD's note: See letter [which was enclosed] to Osteopath and
Alkalin Reacting Diet List, of which it seems your principal
diet should consist.)
BACKGROUND
6/22/34 She wrote about her son's rdg.,
527-1, saying: "My
health and eyesight are quite bad. Sometime I would like a
rdg., knowing the improvement my sister-in-law, Mrs. [
394],
is making."
9/12/34 "I would like to know especially about my eyes (so
bad) and my ears and general health."
REPORTS
GD's note: Just prior to rdg. 662-1 things had been a little
turbulent in the Cayce household. EC had been cleaning fish
in the kitchen when suddenly the plaster fell in the dining
room. After cleaning the mess he was in a fair attitude but
sort of "put out" at ques. Mrs. [
662] submitted about her
husband's business.
Immediately on waking from the rdg. EC said: "I thought I
was talking to Dr. Allen in Selma - you know he is almost
blind. He had been looking over some lists and it was
pointed out that Mrs. [
662] might go blind if the treatments
suggested in her reading are not followed."
9/21/34 "Regret very much that I cannot follow instructions
in the rdg. at the present time. Osteopathic treatments in
this part of the country are too expensive... May be able to
go to Fla. in the winter and take advantage of God's violet
rays. I had hoped that the rdg. would only call for
medicine, as financial conditions won't permit of the tr.
designated at present. No doubt you have heard from my
husband (Mr. [
675]) by now. Think I have a few more people
interested."
9/29/34 Her husband, Mr. [
675], obtained a Physical Rdg.
Later he wrote about securing the services of Dr. John H.
Watson, D.O.
11/18/34 Mrs. [
662], Mr. [
675] and their son Mr. [
527], were
present to hear rdg.
738-1 at a public meeting in the Hirn
home on Long Island.


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