Edgar Cayce Readings, 1368-1

(Physical Suggestion)

EC: Yes.
Now, as we find, conditions are such that the better conditions will be hospitalization for observance as related to those conditions that have arisen from the poor circulation, and the very bad conditions of the poor eliminations - thus forming in the superficial and the lymph circulation the accumulations as well as that effect upon the organs for the activities of these in the system, or between the liver and the kidney.
So, owing to the requirements that are necessary as to diet, the close care that may be had under hospitalization, we would advise such a move rather than attempting to - owing to the conditions - make applications that would be in adverse influence for those attending or waiting upon the body.
When these conditions have been reduced by the care and the application of the electrical forces as well as the diet - if operative forces are missed - then, upon the return from the hospital, we may give helpful forces for the body.
Ready for questions.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Mr. [261], ..., New York City, Attention Miss [...]
Copy to Ass'n file

5/01/37 Mr. [261]'s letter: "I wonder if you could arrange a Physical Reading for Mrs. [1368] as soon as convenient. She is the mother of Miss [...] who, as you know, is my secretary here at the office."

5/28/37 Mr. [261]'s letter:
Miss Gladys Davis c/o Assn. for Research & Enlightenment, Inc. Virginia Beach, Virginia
Dear Miss Davis:
Since the reading which was held for Mrs. [1368], the members of her family have been trying to persuade her to go to the hospital for observation and treatment. So far they have been entirely unsuccessful in persuading her to take this step. Under these circumstances Miss [...] and I wondered if it would not be advantageous to have another reading for Mrs. [1368].
Since the first reading indicated that there might be some rather serious complications, Miss [...] and I believe it would be better to have the reading without telling Mrs. [1368]. Then she will have no cause for worry because of it. It is suggested that the reading be held preferably in the morning when it can easily be arranged that Mrs. [1368] be at home. So will you advise us what date will be convenient so that the necessary arrangements can be made at this end of the line.
Miss [...] has suggested that the following questions or similar ones be asked at the time of the reading:
1. In view of Mrs. [1368]'s lack of willingness to go to the hospital, should further steps be taken to try and persuade her at this time to go.
2. Should she continue to take sleeping powders.
3. What diet would be most beneficial.
Very truly yours, [261]
6/05/37 See 1368-2.