In the NERVOUS SYSTEM, or systems, do we find in the
cerebrospinal system what may be said to be a contributory -
yet a direct - cause of much of the nervous disturbance;
while those reactions to the SYMPATHETIC nervous system, as
just indicated in the manner it affects the superficial and
capillary circulation, may be said to be the result of the
disorder in the cerebrospinal nervous system. We find there
are subluxations in the 12th dorsal and in the 2nd lumbar
which arise from a congestion in the pelvic organs, that have
made for an improper position of the organs of the pelvis.
Thus an irritation has been produced, and the effect of a
great deal of disturbance and suffering at the menstrual
periods. This, from the lack of nerve energy and those
reactions to same, causes an impediment in the circulation to
the lower portions of the extremities. Thus there is caused
a disturbance in the feet and limbs, making for that
heaviness in the head, at times cramping across the lower
portion of the abdomen, and upsetting the digestive system
specifically. These, as indicated, then, make for causes and
also for effects upon the general system, especially in the
nervous system. To be sure, if they are not corrected they
will gradually make for strains upon the sympathetic and
sensory nervous systems; as indicated at times through these
nervous reactions, when there are such pains through the
eyes, such fullness in the throat, as to interfere not only
with the vision but also with the voice's proper reaction -
and this to the sensory system continues to become a strain.
As to the functioning of the ORGANS themselves, we find:
Brain forces are very good. The reactions in the impulse
with the cerebrospinal nerve reactions are good, save at such
times or periods that the body is under strain from those
subluxations and those impulses that are received by the
organs of the system at times.
In the throat, bronchi, lungs, larynx, we find as indicated -
with an impediment in the circulatory system, in producing
the proper vitality, WITH this nerve strain especially upon
the sensory system - reactions are made that become easily
susceptible to cold or congestion at times; at times easily
irritated, and those things that the body feels that it
should NOT allow to disturb the body become factors and
conditions which it can scarcely eradicate from its mind.
The heart's action is very good. To be sure, with this
discoordinant condition between the sympathetic and
cerebrospinal system, from the very nature and the very
position of the pressures that are continued in the system
that make for this heaviness at times, there is at times a
quick pulsation; but not a disturbed metabolism that can be
said to be even a reflex or a cause in the condition.
The digestive forces are very good at most periods.
Naturally, with the blood supply subnormal and the nerve
disturbances through the body disturbing the digestive forces
especially at periods, this rather upsets; but at most
periods the digestive reactions are very good.
In the lacteal ducts, the spleen and the gall duct reaction,
these naturally working with the sympathetic system are at
times upset. This makes for, then, those contributory causes
to those pains at times in the eliminations of the body, this
congestion that we find in the pelvic organs and in the
pressure as created upon the lower portion of the hepatic
circulation. And, as may be said, the specific disturbances
that need the corrections in the present arise from cold,
congestion, exposure or damp feet, at a time when there
should have been greater precautions by the body in respects
to the periods. Then, with the subluxations gradually
creating a lessening of the nerve impulse and flow to the
organs of the system, there has gradually been produced this
unpleasantness - as it may be said - of the organs that
affect, of course, the Fallopian tube and the organs of the
pelvis at their functioning.
Then, in meeting the needs of the conditions as we find for
this body:
First we would have at least six to ten adjustments made
osteopathically, as combined with a general treatment;
SPECIFICALLY the adjustments in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th lumbar,
in the 11th and 12th dorsal areas, naturally coordinating all
centers with same at such treatments. Six to eight should be
sufficient. These should be had not more than two a week
until six or eight have been taken.
Before the menstrual periods we would use Tonicine as a
stimuli to the gland functioning of the system, that will aid
in alleviating the distresses that have gradually been set up
in the organs of the system; and which will also aid in
increasing sufficiently the activity of the glands in the
system to make nearer normal the periods' activity.
We would find that a GENERAL electrical vibration that
STIMULATES all of the activities of the system would be well
also. This should NOT be taken for too long a period, but
should be rather CONSISTENT with same.
And, with the consistencies of activity and diet, we will
bring a normal condition for this body, [
691].
Ready for questions.
(Q) What diet?
(A) That which is a well-balanced blood and body-building
diet; not excess acids, neither excess alkalines, but a
regular body-building diet.
(Q) What can I do to improve the condition of my nerves?
(A) We have just given it. Conditions in different nerve
systems (that are both contributory to the causes and also
affect from causes) affect, as indicated, various portions of
the body and the bodily functioning in varied ways. But
removing the subluxations through the adjustments and
manipulations, taking the properties indicated, and taking
those vibrations that ELECTRIFY and raise the vibrations of
the body, will bring the normalcy for the nerves' reaction.
(Q) Where can I get the treatment suggested?
(A) The medicinal properties may be had and taken by self,
the adjustments may be made osteopathically, and the
electrical vibrations may be had in association with those
activities of the body.
(Q) What electrical vibrations are referred to?
(A) Those presented or distributed through Lawlor.
(Q) How can I build up my health generally and overcome the
feeling of exhaustion?
(A) Just as we have outlined.
(Q) What can I do to relieve the condition of mucus in my
nose and throat and breathe more freely thru my nose?
(A) As indicated, through the sympathetic pressures that
affect the nervous system, as to the sensory organism; when
these vibrations are raised, and when the vitality of the
blood supply is restored and there is the flow of blood
through the system, these conditions will of themselves
NATURALLY clear. This will aid materially in the singing.
(Q) If I were to wear the stone, as suggested in a previous
reading, would it improve my mental, physical or spiritual
condition?
(A) This naturally is to make, as indicated, the body more
sensitive to the higher vibrations. Not so much in the
physical health as in the mental and spiritual influences,
that would be materially aided.
(Q) Will my physical condition (meaning nerves) permit me to
sing Grand Opera next fall or early in 1936?
(A) If there is the practice - and if there are the
corrections or changes wrought in the physical vitality of
the body - this will be MATERIALLY aided.
(Q) Does singing improve my health?
(A) Singing rather is a STRAIN on the health, under the
nervous contentions. For, as indicated, the body becomes too
easily upset through the sympathetic nerve forces and loses,
as it were, the control - and the proper emotions that are
necessary in singing. With the PHYSICAL changed, we would
find these would coordinate one with another. No one needs a
perfect physical body better than an emotional or opera
singer.
(Q) Would it be possible for me to be successful as a
singer?
(A) If the health is taken into consideration first, it will
be the greater help; but, as we find, the indications are
that there are greater fields of activity for the entity in
the home and in the writings, that may bring the greater
successes in the mental abilities and mental associations
of this body.
(Q) What writing would you suggest?
(A) Those that are more or less of a semi-historical nature,
that involve the activities of the emotions that direct
individuals in their relationships with others. This is the
type of writing the body can do best.
(Q) Would it be well for me to marry? If so, is the one
with whom I am now associated the right person?
(A) WELL, if the physical forces of the body were in the
proper accord, and with the associations in the present - as
we find, would be well.
(Q) What can I do to create a harmonious condition between
teacher and sponsor, thus relieving my own nervous agitation?
(A) Well, this is rather a problem. However, if there will
be the corrections in the nervous energies of the body, then
all of these may be made better. And, rather than injection
of self into same, to make for those different turmoils that
arise, let them take their own course. Do the right the
self, and then let the rest take care of itself!
(Q) Any other advice that will be of help or benefit?
(A) Be mindful first respecting those physical conditions
that have been indicated, that are a disturbance; and that
are in the way and position where they may bring very
detrimental influences that may be long lasting unless
corrected properly, and the stimulations in the proper
direction. NEVER use hypnotics or narcotics for the easing
of the nerve energies, or those that create drosses for the
body. Too great abilities in all directions are endangered
by such activity. Make those corrections properly. Keep the
mind balanced towards the creative energies within self,
and those abilities, the emotional forces of the system will
be adjusted; and those activities as to the capillary
circulation and those things that have hindered here and
there will disappear.
Do that.
(Q) Regarding the writing, any specific advice or counsel?
(A) As indicated, make first notes - as would be of
incidents that are of a historical or semi-historical nature.
With same weave the constructive imaginative or fictional
forces, and we will find these will gradually grow to be a
portion of the whole activities of the body; and these are
much more easily taken care of with a home than grand opera!
We are through for the present.
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BACKGROUND
She obtained a Life Rdg., on
10/12/34.
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