(Q) What dosage, and for what number of days, would you
recommend for the Chill Tonic and Tonicine?
(A) This would depend upon the inclinations or feelings
of the body. Take for a week or ten days and leave off
twice that long, or half that long. This depends upon the
feelings. Remember, as we have indicated, the body is not
to become dependent upon these properties for supplying
that which SHOULD be supplied or created BY the body-forces
themselves.
Hence, to say take it today and leave it off tomorrow, or to
take it tomorrow and then don't leave it off until two weeks
from then, - it will depend upon what the body has done
during the time, what it has eaten, and what it has thought!
Everything becomes relative! They are dependent one upon the
other, see?
(Q) Shall I resume osteopathic treatments with Dr. Bebout?
(A) If there is the feeling of stiffness, the lack of proper
distribution of those things eliminated, we would begin
again; but not more than once a week - and then a general
relaxing, now, for the body. See, there's a great deal of
difference between a relaxing treatment osteopathically and
a stimulating treatment!
(Q) In February and March, when I go East, should I continue
treatments with Dobbins or Schoelles?
(A) As we find, if there is the consideration that these
are to be relaxing treatments, - it would depend at that time
upon which was the more convenient for the body. Either of
these may administer such, if they will be given as a GENERAL
RELAXING treatment, see?
(Q) Is B-Rite, suggested by Miss Pam, advisable for me to
take to help my bowels?
(A) Not unless there becomes some greater congestion than
indicated at present, if there are the irrigations taken
when needed, or as indicated by the feelings in the body.
(Q) Would a visit to Dr. Charlton in Bronxville in February
be helpful?
(A) If so desired, very well - to satisfy the own mind as
well as the general conditions of the system.
(Q) Any other suggestions for the body at this time?
(A) Know that the mental and physical self, in the main,
must ever rely upon the choices made by the mental self;
to encourage the pleasant; not gratifying necessarily the
selfish motives, but to keep the constructive or pleasant
attitudes first and foremost; calling for those decisions
to be used, and self to be used, as a channel of blessings
to others - which has much to do with the general physical
welfare of the body.
Do not rely wholly upon any one form, but don't keep trying
every day a new thing - until each has had its opportunity
for expression; and its expression will be according to how
much strength or power thyself gives to it, over and through
thine own system.
We are through with this Reading.
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BACKGROUND
See
1158-28 on
11/01/40.
1/11/41 She sent questions.
REPORTS
4/19/41 See
1158-30.



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