(Q) How may the body conduct her life to bring more
happiness into same?
(A) In those activities that first, physically, make for the
better PHYSICAL body for the mental and spiritual forces to
manifest, see?
Keep this in a perfect accord (that is, the physical body),
and, as we find, it would MAKE for such impulses and such
changes as to produce same.
Then, INTEREST the MENTAL self in those influences and
experiences and conditions that will make for a HELPFUL,
HOPEFUL experience in the lives of those whom the body
contacts. INTEREST self in DEFINITE conditions that bring
about the body's action not only for self but for those whom
the body contacts. This atmosphere, this EXPERIENCE in such
activity, makes for a helpful and a hopeful experience for
self; making the life more worth while.
In whatever sphere these may find expressions these will
bring HAPPINESS to self.
(Q) What activities in the open would be advised?
(A) Any in which there may be the exercising of the body in
such a manner as to bring helpful forces. As in riding,
walking, golfing, swimming; any of these that REQUIRES
activities in the open.
(Q) Any advice regarding diet?
(A) As indicated, keep to an alkalin-reacting diet.
Refrain from those things of the highly seasoned nature in
the viands, or great quantities of any condiments. No meats
that are fried, or the like, ever. Not too much of the fats
or oils, but sufficient that make for the carbohydrate
reaction without too much mixing of same with starches.
Do these things, and - as we find - we will keep a body
PHYSICALLY fit with the mental reactions as indicated
efficient and sufficient to make the EXPERIENCES-PHYSICAL
worth while.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self
Copy to Ass'n file
(See booklet [which was enclosed] explaining Atomidine and
where obtained; but take as indicated here, not as directed
on bottle.
See Alkalin-Reacting Diet List [which was enclosed].
If everything is not clear, let us know.)
REPORTS
5/14/36 EC's letter to [
1142]:
Dear Mrs. [
1142];-
It was very nice to meet you recently in N.Y. and try through
the reading to be of some help. Am sure your have studied
the report over, and am wondering if you made any thing out
of same. Certainly hope that you did, it is in the following
of the suggestions given that the help comes. Will be very
glad to hear from you, and if we can in any way be of a help
to you in getting the most from the suggestion made will be
very glad to do so.
With kindest regards, Sincerely [signed] Edgar Cayce


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