In the abilities for the individuals to know how the charges
work upon their bodies, whether discharging through
principles of vibrations from emanation to the body or
whether carrying a discharge of electrical vibration through
some specific portion of the body, use here also an indicator
such as that that indicates the nominal strength. And this
should be that when the appliance has been set in motion
before attached to the body, it builds up to a certain
discharge. And then as it's given in each specific case,
whether twenty minutes, thirty minutes, thirty-five minutes,
forty minutes, it will be found that when it has built to a
certain charge it will require that period for it to
discharge in THAT particular body. And when it has reached
then its low ebb, it is here ready to be taken from the body
and to be allowed to recharge itself. For here, in this
appliance, the charge is built in the instrument, to be
discharged in the body; while in the Radio-Active the BODY
builds the charge to be discharged through the instrument
into other portions of the body - working just the opposite,
you see, one to the other.
In those preparations for that as said to be a NEW
undertaking:
These as we find here, thus far, have not been sufficiently
carried far enough for the determining of their value as to
carrying out those activities upon portions of the hair
itself.
In thy preparations, and in thy experimentations, use
switches of hair and not people's heads - or you may wish you
hadn't!
But as has been given, first have the bark and the crushed
seed of the persimmon from the same vicinity; not necessarily
the same tree and the same bark but the same vicinity, the
same soil that has produced one produces another; for here
you have a variation in the vibration. Allow these to
FERMENT, not because they just commence to bubble or taste a
little bit sour - for they would be sour to most in the
beginning - but allow them to ferment for twenty-four to
thirty-six to forty-eight hours. This can best be determined
by whatever the temperature is of the vats or carriers in
which these are put together. Then the distillation from
these. You have almost reached something. These are
helpful. But experiment with these in their various ways and
use them upon switches of hair that are cut from the head but
are not growing on the head, and in the manner of application
as has been given. There is to be carried with this a scalp
treatment of the same kind of solution as the preparation for
the hair itself, and then - after these preparations and
these activities - first watch that that acts upon the hair
by it being rolled in same, see? This experiment is
understood, and what is being given. You are dealing
differently from growing hair and that that is dead hair, or
that is cut from the head. But get one at a time, and then
the applications that may be given. Roll these in same, or
dampen with the solution and then roll, see? then brush same
out. See how many days these last. And make the
experimentations. Then there will be given the next step in
the preparation of the scalp for the reception of the product
to work upon the very roots and the scalp itself. This will
NOT fade the hair nor change the color, if it is prepared
properly.
In the letters, the data that have been prepared for the
interesting of those in a more cooperative measure between
the affiliated organizations:
Do not lose sight of the fact that ye are affiliating a
corporation for the producing of individual properties for
the making of money, with an organization that is PURELY
philanthropic. Do not confuse these. But these ARE
necessarily affiliated organizations. But let each be
understood in EVERY letter; and that is the only fault that
may be found with any of these - there is not sufficient
understanding to those that may invest, that while they are
investing in a corporation that is organized for the making
of money, the greater PRODUCTION of the money is to be given
to a philanthropic organization; thus relieving them of even
the taxations, either in county, city, state or national.
They can invest LARGE sums of money in a corporation FOR
money, that their returns to same may be for a philanthropic
activity and thus relieve moneyed men of a greater stress.
These are fine, though, in the main - very good.
We are through for the present.
Two copies to Hugh Lynn Cayce (one for Thomas B. House, one
Copy to Ass'n file for Douglas T. Johnston; also
copy of Appliance part to Harry
Storey)
BACKGROUND
See
1800-27.
REPORTS
12/31/36 See
1800-29.



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