Edgar Cayce Readings, 1305-5

(Physical Suggestion)

TEXT

EC: Yes, we have the body, [1305].
As we find, conditions are quite different from that when we last had same here. Considered from the purely physical aspect, while conditions are improved, the usefulness or the application of self is not so much improved.
However, from the mental attitude, and from that as we find that may be accomplished in the present, if there is the spiritual application of self to the conditions that are apparent, and the application of these spiritual inspirational influences in the experience, a great improvement and a great deal may be accomplished.
While the activities of the body are somewhat improved, the abilities for the activities in the vocal direction - or for a constructive usefulness - are not so much changed.
As we find, we would still have those applications of the manipulative corrective forces Osteopathically, to adjust those portions in the cerebrospinal system that have been indicated; so that there may be the proper impulses for activity.
Also with same we would use the high vibratory forces of the Sinusoidal with the reverse coil, so as to make for first the activity through the eliminating system; thus the attachments would be about the gall duct area and from the centers in the cerebrospinal system from which it receives its impulse. This, the Sinusoidal, should not be given too high, or at too great a voltage, but sufficient to make for the nerve and muscular contraction.
And with these we would keep the diet active in a way that would make for more alkalinity in the system.
Keep the eliminations somewhat above normal with the use of the enemas.
Thus we may bring for this body a much nearer to normal condition.
As to the mental activities, it is necessary that these be along constructive spiritual lines, for the change of outlook upon the usefulness of self; and these we find would bring the better conditions in every manner for this body, [1305].
Ready for questions.
(Q) What are the possibilities for him to regain his speech by the physician's method of re-education?
(A) While we find this a constructive method, as has been indicated, there are hindrances in the physical forces that may be corrected - and if these are corrected in the manner that has been indicated, we find that THEN changes would be MUCH more helpful.
(Q) Should any of the methods prescribed in previous Readings be followed now?
(A) A portion, as we have indicated here.
(Q) Any other advice?
(A) These we would do, if we would bring the best for this body.
We are through with this Reading.
Copy to Mrs. [1337]
Copy to Ass'n file

BACKGROUND

See 1305-4.

REPORTS

8/10/37 Dr. Mickle's ltr. to EC:
Dr. George E. Mickle Osteopathic Physician 240 Nickels Arcade Ann Arbor, Michigan
Dr. Edgar Cayce, Arctic Crescent, Virginia Beach, Virginia
Dear Dr. Cayce;
I have been called to treat Mr. [1305] of ..., Mich.
In your reading for him of July 20th, 1937, you suggest the Sinusoidal current treatment.
I am anxious to work harmoniously with your suggestions on this case, but it is my opinion that the Sinusoidal current might be too stimulative with the possible danger of breaking up the embolus causing stoppage in another location.
Mr. [1305] has a right hemiplegia with aphasia, but with patience and persistency in treatment we should be hopeful of good results.
I will be most grateful for your opinion on the Sinusoidal wave treatment for this patient.
Respectfully yours, [signed] George E. Mickle, D.O.
8/16/37 EC's ltr. to Dr. Mickle:
Dear Dr. Mickle;-
Thank you for yours of 10th. Our experience Dr. with the information in the readings, has been where the suggestion is followed as suggested, and help is offered, results are excellent. But realize there may be exceptions, and am sure your judgement in the case is best as you handle the case. In the Hospital here when it was open, and the use of such treatments were suggested, the test of a very low current was used, and proved most helpful.
I feel that Mr. [1305] under your care should get wonderful results, and would suggest you follow your feelings in the matter.
Thanking you, and with all good wishes.
Sincerely, [signed] Edgar Cayce
2/24/38 Sister-in-law, Mrs. [1337]'s letter requesting a Physical Rdg. for another brother-in-law, Mr. [1547]:
"Brother-in-law [1305] is up and around, going to his business a few hours daily. Of course he is not so far improved as I had hoped for - but they did not follow the information that came through.
"However, the other party [1547] I feel will be more cooperative and we are very anxious to have the information."