6/33 A.R.E. Bulletin lead article:
VIBRO-ELECTRIC APPLIANCES by Gray Salter
Fifteen years ago, suggestions were given in a reading
through Mr. Edgar Cayce for making an appliance carrying
a low electrical vibration which would be helpful in
treating disturbances of the nervous systems. Since 1925,
experimentation and research have improved the usefulness
and widened the possible application of these appliances.
The following will present briefly the results of the work
in this field:
Let us compare the nervous systems to telegraph systems,
with the brain as the central receiving and sending station.
Within a human body there is the central nervous system,
consisting of the brain and the spinal cord; and the
peripheral system, consisting of the cerebrospinal and
sympathetic nerve fibers. The brain sends and receives
messages along the large spinal cord which in turn is
connected at various plexuses or stations with the nerves
of the cerebrospinal and sympathetic which pass to all parts
of the body, forming a complete network of tiny nerve fibres.
Along the various branches of this network vibrations pass
with lightning rapidity to and from the various sub-stations
and the central station, the brain. In the telegraph system,
a weak place or break in the wires will cause a
short-circuit. Transformers or boosters are used to boost
up messages over long distances. In the body, a strain or
binding will cause incoordination. Impulses, as messages,
will not reach the different parts of the body properly.
The circulation is thus affected and inflammation results.
All matter, whether organic or inorganic, has a period of
vibration or frequency. When this is changed, the entire
structure changes and a reaction takes place. For example,
water may be heated until it is reduced to steam. The
vibratory rate or period of frequency has been altered.
Every particle of matter has its peculiar vibratory rate.
The first type of appliance which we have developed operates
much on the order of the grid of a radio tube. The current
is taken from the body and carried to the appliance by the
use of a small anode attached to the body. The temperature
of the appliance is lower than that of the body. The charge
is built up on a plate and at a certain point transferred to
the body through another connected anode, thus completing the
circuit. The construction of the appliance makes it possible
for these to be regular and even in pulsation. Thus, a
low electrical current can be taken into the body without
discomfort or tensing of the nerves and muscles as results
from contact with most electrical currents. It tends to
relax and relieve strain. This type of appliance is used
where the whole system has been under strain, and where there
is need of equalizing the vibratory rate of the whole body.
The value of this appliance lies in its equalization of the
EXISTING vibratory rate of the body. As we have already
noted, strain of any kind will produce incoordination at
various centers of the connecting nervous systems. By
passing the natural current from the body through this
equalizer, opportunity is given for the rebuilding of the
part affected.
There is a definite relation between the vibrations of a body
and the circulation. The blood, traveling in a figure eight,
passes through the liver at least twice before going to and
from the extremities. Thus, it is through the extremities
that the effect of low temperatures may first be noted.
It is to the extremities that this type of appliance is
attached. In equalizing the vibratory rate of the body
the circulation is immediately affected.
It has been found that this same type of appliance can be
used for curative purposes as well as for prevention through
general equalization. This is accomplished by so placing
minerals in the appliance as to allow the current from the
body to pass through them thus returning to the body carrying
a completely changed vibration which will produce a definite
reaction. This is especially useful where an incoordination
between the cerebrospinal and sympathetic nerves exist and a
complete change of vibration is needed to produce a normal
flow of impulses.
Other very beneficial aids may be given in conditions where
the sensory system is affected, or where prenatal conditions
have caused improper reactions in the genitive system. In
such conditions special minerals are used on connection with
the appliances. It is necessary, of course, to alter the
positions of the anodes for each type of condition. The
plexuses along the spinal column are the points at which the
anodes are placed in treating sensory conditions, while the
umbilicus center and the base of the brain are the points
for genitive conditions.
The readings have given (and experience has proven) that this
appliance is very valuable as a preventative for colds; and
is especially effective in relieving insomnia, tiredness and
overwrought nerves.
The second type of appliance with which we have experimented
is built up on a slightly different principle from the first
mentioned. This appliance builds up within itself a low form
of electrical vibration and combines this with the vibration
from the body, thus adding strength and force when needed.
It also can be adapted to carry vibrations from elements
suspended in its solution. It is particularly stimulative
to the glands of the body and through it elements needed
for increased activity of the glands may be added. Like the
first appliance, it is connected to the body by two anodes,
one positive and one negative. These anodes are attached to
poles suspended in a solution which generates a low form of
vibration (electricity). As in the first appliance, no
definite sensation results from its application.
These appliances have been used in over a hundred cases of
various kinds. While it has been difficult to carry on
thorough research without the backing of an institution which
would furnish the correct background for these experiments,
considerable has been accomplished. Both those associated
with the research work in this field ad those who have used
the appliances have been convinced that great possibilities
lie in the development of these appliances.
Science is just beginning a study of the treatment of disease
through similar methods. Comparatively little is known of
the functions of the ductless glands which are so influenced
by vibratory forces. The brain itself, the vital center of
the whole nervous system, readily responds to alterations in
vibrations passing through it. We believe the day will come
very soon when a brain can be literally rebuilt through such
methods as described in the above appliances.
The compilation of data and complete checks on individual
cases are most difficult in work of this kind. Constant,
patient application is necessary to produce results. Time is
of little importance, however, when considering the results
which may be achieved. There is a real opportunity for the
expansion and development of this means of relieving many
of the so-called incurable diseases of mankind.
11/34 Radio-Active and Wet Cell Battery Price Lists:
THE REILLY SERVICE
1908 Broadway - Bet. 63rd & 64th Sts.
New York
Massage - Exercise - Colonic Irrigation - Hydrotherapy
Phone Susquehanna 2700
Departments
Ladies
Gentlemen
Material held by Gray and purchased
from him.............................$ 20.00
3 W.C. battery boxes...................10.50
Covers..................................2.25
Bottles & Crocks........................4.25
Wires...................................3.00
Telephones..............................2.00
3 W.C. battery boxes...................10.50
3 covers................................2.25
Rods (Mr. Ladd).........................4.65
Bottles for solutions...................3.20
Wire....................................3.73
Gray Expense (Gas, oil, telephone)......5.40
3 W.C. boxes, battery boxes............10.50
Covers..................................2.25
Bottles & Crocks........................5.80
Leads, mailing covers, wires, etc.......4.60
Crocks..................................5.00
4 W.C. boxes...........................14.00
4 covers................................3.00
Material (wire, charcoal, leads etc)....8.00
Cams for radio active (Mr. Ladd).......27.50
Wire, sealing wax, charcoal, etc........5.50
Special wire-RA battery-tips, etc.......1.75
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$159.63
RADIO-ACTIVE - (Name unknown)
Mrs. J. Doe - Name unknown..........$ 12.00
Mrs. Ida Evans.........................15.00
Mr. Haber..............................15.00
Miss Abell.............................15.00
Mrs. Rice..............................15.00
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$ 72.00
WET CELL BATTERY
Alice Cushing........................$ 25.00
Mr. M. Hofferman.......................25.00
Miss T. Schwartz.......................12.00
Mr. Longone............................25.00
Mr. Huber..............................25.00
Mr. Ridemore...........................25.00
Mr. Statzberg..........................25.00
Mr. Abelle.............................15.00
Mrs. Fisher............................20.00
Mrs. Willard...........................25.00
Mr. Arthur.............................20.00
Mr. Johnstone..........................25.00
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$277.00
Wet Cell Batteries...................$277.00
Radio-Active...........................72.00
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$349.00 Total Receipts
E X P E N S E
Material, supplies...................$159.63
Labor, mnfr. and distribution.........160.00
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$319.63
Receipts.............................$349.00
Expense...............................319.63
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$ 29.37 balance for
Charity Fund Readings
On Hand-
4 R. A. Batteries, material paid $ 60.00
for Labor & Distribution Cost to be
deducted...............................24.00
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$ 36.00
6 Cams...............................$ 13.75
Bottles, wire, leads, charcoal, etc.....5.00
1 W.C. Battery complete, labor &
distribution paid......................25.00
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$ 79.75
SUMMARY OF BATTERY EXPENSES AND INCOME AS MANUFACTURED AND
SOLD TO - February 8, 1935
EXPENSE
Material, supplies...................$159.63
Labor, mnfr. and distribution.........160.00
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$319.63
RECEIPTS.............................$349.00
Expense...............................319.63
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$ 29.37 Balance left for
Charity Fund
Readings
On Hand-
4 Radio-Active Batteries, material
paid for.............................$ 60.00
Labor & distribution cost to be
deducted...............................24.00
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$ 36.00
6 Cams...............................$ 13.75
Bottles, wire, leads, charcoal, etc.....5.00
1 W.C. Battery complete, labor &
distribution all paid..................25.00
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POTENTIONAL RESERVE $ 79.75
4/17/35 Mr. Robert N. Ladd submitted questions for the next
reading on the Appliances - he was making them up at H. J.
Reilly's Sun Air Farm, Oak Ridge, N.J., for people who had
them recommended in the readings - taking Gray Salter's place
after he left Reilly's for Hopkinsville, Ky.
4/26/35 See
1800-24.
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