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READING 2234-1
F 11 WEEKS

This Psychic Reading given by Edgar Cayce at his office, 115 West 35th Street, Virginia Beach, Va., this 16th day of November, 1926, in accordance with request made by mother, Mrs. [...].

Present: Edgar Cayce; Mrs. Cayce, Conductor; Gladys Davis, Steno.

Time and Place: 3:40 P. M. Eastern Standard Time. ..., Alabama.

TEXT

  1. GC: You will go over this body carefully, examine it thoroughly, and tell me the conditions you find at the present time. You will diagnose the case thoroughly, giving the cause of the existing conditions, also the treatment for the cure and relief of this body.
  2. EC: Yes, we have the body here.
  3. Now, there is not a great deal that can be done for these existing conditions, yet these taken in time, and the corrections made in the physical structure of the condition, we would find these would prolong the life - would bring about those connections, those changes in the physical forces as would make better conditions and better developments in the body, were it able to make these in the persistent enough manner as to bring about the full coordination of the condition.
  4. That as is produced in the body is from prenatal conditions, combined with that of conditions during that period in which the body-physical depended upon the attitude and conditions of the mother, see? the physical forces predominating, however, from that of the sire.
  5. In the defects, these, as we find, are in the pineal gland and the glands about the endrin [adrenal?]. In this we find is that pressure as is produced that prevents the normal digestion, while that as causes the condition in the upper portion of body being the pressure as is preventing the perfect coordination of nerve plexus in the cerebro-spinal. Hence the condition needs those adjustments as would be given osteopathically, and of the continuous nature, for many, many moons - or were the condition given osteopathically - the adjustments - once each month, with the continuing massage of the neuropath, the condition would be near the same for the normal development, see?
  6. Then that, as we find, would be the correct way and manner under existing conditions to meet the needs of this condition at present.
  7. Do that.
  8. We are through for the present.

BACKGROUND

  1. 10/04/26 Mother's letter to EC:
    ..., Ala.
    Edgar Cayce 115 West 35th St. Virginia Beach, Va.
    Dear Sir -
    There is something wrong with my baby - she is eleven (11) weeks old today. Please advise about her and what to do.
    Thanking you in advance -
    Yours very truly, Mrs. [...]
  2. 10/18/26 Mother's letter to EC:
    Virginia Beach, Va. Edgar Cayce
    Dear Sir:-
    Enclose please find $1.00 - one dollar - for contribution. If this isn't enough and if can do my child any good, or if can be of help - we will send more - as we would spend much to cure her. Hoping to hear from you soon after the 16th of Nov.
    Sincerely, Mrs. [...]

REPORTS

  1. 11/17/26 EC's letter to [2234]'s Mother:
    Mrs. [...] ..., Alabama
    Dear Mrs. [...]
    I enclose you, herewith, the reading as was gotten at the appointed time. As I understand from this, you would find improvement for this body by being very persistent at this time with the suggestions as are given. I do not know just how you are situated to carry out the suggestions given, but I am sure you realize it will not be worth anything unless you follow very closely the suggestions. I would make this as one suggestion to you: If you haven't an osteopath near you, I am sure you will find several neuropaths in Selma - Mrs. A. Wood Gray, Miss Grapes [Nona Grapes, N.D.] - possibly some others. Mrs. Gray [Mamie Gray, N.D.], I am sure, can tell you just what her experience has been with the suggestions given in the readings, with her own children, and I'm sure could be of a great deal of help to you. Then you might have Dr. Woodall [Percy Woodall, N.D.] in Birmingham, or the osteopath in Montgomery, to give the treatments occasionally as will be necessary to keep conditions in shape. I certainly hope that you will let us hear from you from time to time, for I assure you it is our desire to be of help.
    As for remuneration, while we do not make a specific charge, yet we are depending upon those who use our time for the necessities of life - for we have to live just as others do, and giving our whole time I am sure each one feels that they should contribute according to their means and abilities. Please send with your report your contribution.
    Sincerely, Edgar Cayce [EC:GD]

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