9/05/40 Mr. [
1942]'s letter to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Ass'n for R. & E. Inc.
Virginia Beach, Va;
Dear Mr. Cayce:-
You will remember a reading given Mr. [
2150] of Denver, on
March 19th 1940.
Dr. D'Armond who had been treating Mr. [
2150] for several
weeks before the reading above mentioned, had a copy of same
and he wrote me regarding same on May 16th 1940, copy of
letter attached.
In checking his criticism of the reading I note as follows,
Quote;. "Owing to some infectious forces which have long
existed in the body" - The reading does not indicate the type
of infection, nor does it give the location.
Quote;. "We would keep to that diet which has been outlined
for the body" - Please note that the reading does not outline
a diet for Mr. [
2150].
Would you be good enough to give me further information
regarding the two questions, and if you see fit to answer
Dr. D'Armond's letter or make any comments on it, I will
appreciate it very much.
Yours very truly, [
1942]
[Enclosure of Dr. D'Armond's letter to Mr. [
1942]]:
DR. B. J. D'ARMOND,
1550 LINCOLN ST.,
DENVER, COLO.
May 16th., 1940
Dear Mr. [
1942]:-
You will find the reading of Mr. [
2150] enclosed. Perhaps
you can translate it for me. As far as I can see the report
of this reading is so vague and indefinite - that the
scientific value would be practically nill. I have read it
many times and except for one or two points I can't seem to
boil anything down to where it means anything to me. The
things I can get out of it are these: 1 - There seems to be
some abnormality of the digestive tract and of the metabolism
of foods assimilated, and this is due to a source of
infection which has been so assididious and insidicious that
it has effected the chemistry of the body and the functions
of the various organs - . Now note that it does not mention
where the infection is nor what organs are effected nor what
is the abnormal chemistry. It does however, mention that
drosses are left on the lungs, liver, and kidney and this is
due to poor circulation. Well, this sort of a statement can
be made of nearly any disease. The Osteopath has long since
learned that "the rule of the artery is supreme" - that if
circulation is normal the tissue is most likely to be normal
also. And, of course, it is to this end that Osteopathic
treatments have been given. However, only temporary and
partial improvement has been made at any time. Now the next
positive point brought out is in regard to treatment, i.e.,
massage, Ultra Violet Rays - Infra red rays - and electrical
vibration - and diet. Now note that he doesn't mention what
kind of electrical vibration - (there are many different
types of electrical treatments) and he doesn't prescribe a
diet of any sort tho his letter leads me to believe that he
had intended to. As for the Ultra-Violet and infra-red rays
- Mr. [
2150] gets both of those sufficiently by being out of
doors. So you see that the only thing not being done for him
is the using of the green light with which we are not
equipped. He has been advised as to diet - and general
habits of living.
He has been treated Osteopathically - and has been exposed to
the various rays mentioned. Also he has been checked for
infection which we were not able to find. Now, if this
reading could be of any value to me - it would have to
tell me the Nature and site of the infection - what are the
nature of the disturbed assimilative functions and the nature
of disturbed chemistry and metabolism of the body, besides
suggesting treatment methods which have not as yet been
tried. He does none of these.
It is impossible for me to make a diagnosis on such a vague
report. It was necessary for me to read the entire report
many times before I could even get at any of the possible
implications and the paragraph I checked still has no meaning
whatsoever.
Now, I believe it is evident that for anything to be of any
scientific value it must be positive and explicit and
accurate. It cannot rest on implications. This report has
none of these necessary characteristics.
Now it may be that you can get meanings out of this that I
cannot - for I'm not familiar with methods of communication
on 'the other side'! If so, please enlighten me.
(Signed) B. J. D'Armond
9/10/40 EC's ltr. to Dr. [
1942]:
Dear Dr. [
1942]:-
Thanks very much for yours of the 5th - enclosing the letter
from Dr. D'Armond, enclosed you will find a feeble attempt to
write him - but a very sincere one I assure you. We have
often had such experiences where there was criticism already
manifested - or where it was existant. WHY I do not know and
please know am not trying to make an excuse - am sure each
and every reading will not prove helpful. But the percentage
seems high enough to warrant a systamatic study of the work.
But do we run into those who say there can't be no matter
what is said - we are already lost. Assure you as said to
Dr. D'Armond if we can be of help here for Mr. [
2150] am
happy to try and do so - and no cost to any one - but the
desire now must be from Mr. [
2150].
The answers mentioned - possibly leaves the Dr. to use his
own judgement and if he wishes further help on specific - to
ask for same - that has been the case in many - and -
possibly many more where the Dr. simply said all bosh.
Am not sufficiently versed in anatomy to know whether there
is sense in the answers - or whether it is just too vague for
any worth, at least it must have been in the right direction.
Can we help in any way here - just know am glad to do so
thanking you for your letter - hoping all is well with you
and yours
Sincerely
Edgar Cayce
9/10/40 EC's ltr. to Dr. D'Armond:
Dear Dr. D'Armond;-
Yours of May 16th to Dr. [
1942], is before me am very glad to
have your letter and the report regards Mr. [
2150]. We are
trying Dr. to be of a service where ever we can, know it is
not possible in each case but there has been such consistent
help gained from the information that has come through these
channels, that it seems worthwhile. Am very sure it is as
was expressed by a Dr. some years ago - "if you are trying to
find fault - it is there in each reading, but if you are
really looking for help, more often than otherwise you will
certainly find it also". As regards Mr. [
2150] have nothing
to say, you know whether it might be of use or not, if not
would be the last to suggest even that you pay any attention
to the reading. Oft time we have found very definite
information is not given, when there is even and air of
criticism. Possibly that precludes there ever being any
scientific reason for presuming there might be help, possibly
just the reverse. But for over 40 years now have had the
opinion of some of the best Dr.'s in most of the schools, and
especially in the Osteopath from Dr. Still himself on down to
the present day, that there is much to be gotten from the
information does one take the time to really consider it at
all.
If Mr. [
2150] is not on the improve would be very glad to
still try and help (no cost to any one) but is he getting
better and would not wish to interfere in any way. Will be
glad tho to try and help in any way possible.
Thanking you
Sincerely
Edgar Cayce


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