We would now have rather periods of osteopathic adjustments;
these made with special reference, now, to setting up
drainages from the neck, the head, and to the optic centers.
This, of course, would be done gently, yet firmly; from the
3rd and 4th dorsal to the 1st cervical; including, of course,
the centers about the head, - this means close to the under
portion of the ear, to the forward portion of the temple, and
between the eyes themselves, and above the eye socket - where
nerves enter those portions of the structural body itself.
These treatments we would take in series; at least twice a
week for three weeks, then leave them off for a month - but
don't stop. Begin then again, and let the BODY respond.
The same we would do with the very low electrical treatments,
where there is the application of the low electrical forces
to the eyeball itself; only these we would not take during
the periods of the osteopathic adjustments, but during the
periods of rest from the adjustments. Only take, though,
one each week. To be sure, there will be questions by the
physician that applies this; but make up your mind whether
you want to do that which will IMPROVE, or listen to that
which is just "guessing."
Then, in the mental attitudes, - here, much depends upon the
usefulness of the body, the mind itself. There should be the
attitudes not only of hopefulness, but of daily, practical
application. In everything ye do for others, let it be with
that mind for an expression of thankfulness to thy Maker.
For, all healing of ANY nature - ALL healing - must come
from the divine; else there is no healing.
Ready for questions.
(Q) Is there any hope of ever being able to see enough out
of the afflicted eye that the army would accept me?
(A) If the desire of the body is to serve in that capacity,
it may be attained.
As we have indicated heretofore, there will be BETTER than
eighty percent vision in the afflicted eye. And there are
many in the army who don't have that much in both of them
put together!
(Q) Is the work I do hindering the cure of my eyesight?
(A) Not a hindrance; but DO be reminded to keep the attitude
constructive.
For, to any soul, to this particular soul, - if the activity
is looked upon as a drudge, or as an affliction of any kind,
it becomes harmful and detrimental, and aggravating to any
physical or mental influence in the body. Remember that.
All should.
(Q) Would my eyesight improve if I took an outdoor job, - by
that, I mean, change my surroundings?
(A) Not for at least one or two more series of the
treatments. For, while the general health might be benefited
by the outdoor exercise, the glare, the severeness of changes
to the vision would not be as well. Too quick response at
times, of course, becomes harmful to that already needing
more strength and vitality from the whole body.
(Q) What causes the breaking out on hands and face?
(A) Lack of coordination in the eliminating system.
Alternate properties for the eliminations, either through
the diet or the use of properties that may aid in stimulating
the eliminations. If laxatives are used, let these be not
altogether of a vegetable nature nor altogether minerals, but
alternate these. Do not take such as a continuous stimuli
but change the character of the diet occasionally for better
eliminations.
(Q) Should I go on any diet?
(A) Keep a well-balanced diet, but keep away from fried
foods.
(Q) Is there anything mentally I can do that will enable me
to see more?
(A) As has been indicated. Remember, the attitude has much
to do with it.
Let thy associations with those about thee, thy family, thy
friends, - yea, those that ye do not like, - be such as to
express a thanksgiving to thy Maker.
We are through with this Reading.
Copy to Self
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(4/30/41 GD's note: See extra sheet [which was enclosed] of
directions for Dr. Dobbins.)
BACKGROUND
See
1844-1 and
1844-2.
REPORTS
12/19/42 Father's [
1965] letter to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Sir!
Inclosed a $5.00 check for the Book which is very
interesting.
Wishing you the Merriest kind of a Christmas and the
cheeriest of a New Year.
Mr. [
1965] and Mrs. [
1902]
P.S. [
1844], (the son) is in the Army.
2/23/43 Mrs. [
2937]'s letter: "...My name is [...]. Through
a friend of my mother's, Mr. [
1965], I have heard a great
deal of your work. He told us that you cured his son,
[
1844], of blindness..."



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