Edgar Cayce Readings, 3052-2

Time and Place: 3:45 to 3:55 P. M. Eastern War Time. ..., N.J.

TEXT

GC: You will give the physical conditions of this body at the present time, with suggestions for further corrective measures, answering the questions as I ask them:
EC: Yes, we have the body here, [3052]; this we have had before.
As we find, there is improvement. For the body even to be relieved for only a short period gives the lymph, as well as the blood and nerve circulation, the opportunity to flow in unison.
That there are the tendencies for the pressures to return to their former disturbances, from the inactivity of the lymph centers, only implies that there should be a more continued application of those treatments suggested.
These changes we would suggest:
Do not make any decided adjustments, save as needed in the cervical and the upper dorsal in the present. But these treatments we would give at least every other day, until at least fifteen or twenty more have been given.
And through that period we would have one or two more of the colonic irrigations to eliminate the poisons that accumulate in the alimentary canal and especially in the colon.
When making these adjustments, - each time before beginning the treatments, we would apply for fifteen to twenty minutes Glyco-Thymoline Packs. Use three or four thicknesses of cotton cloth saturated in the Glyco-Thymoline and apply in pads or packs about the neck and ears, or across the back of the neck to that area behind the ears on either side. Apply heat to these for fifteen to twenty minutes; and then make adjustments. Also give a gentle massage.
Do give, and be more continuous with these, the treatments of the centers of the lymph bursa down the front of the body, from the area just at the lower edge of the collar bone to almost the pubic center. Do this each time also.
And we should find that these should bring better conditions for this body.
Ready for questions.
(Q) Anything further for the intestinal gas?
(A) These treatments and Packs are for the intestinal gas, as well as the colonic irrigation. These colonics should be carefully given but so as to clear the system entirely of mucous, which is the accumulation - of course - causing gas.
Not that the mechanical treatments are not to be given in the lower portion of the spine, but especially in the upper dorsal and through the cervical. In the other areas, however, the treatments should be given as a massage, not adjustments, especially those centers where the cerebrospinal and sympathetic coordinate, or the lymph and emunctory nerve impulse - at the brachial center solar plexus and lumbar and sacral areas, and the coccyx end of the spine.
We are through with this Reading.
Two copies to Self - (one for Dr. Peterson)
Copy to Ass'n file

BACKGROUND

See 3052-1.

REPORTS

8/21/43 EC's ltr. to Mrs. [3052]:
Mrs. [3052] ..., N.J.
Dear Mrs. [3052]
Owing to the circumstances we used the period that was assigned you for your check reading yesterday. We are advancing the Life Reading to our next period which is the afternoon of May 8. This I hope is in keeping with your wishes, but it appeared from circumstances that your physical condition should be looked after first. Let us hear from you, and I do hope that you will soon be feeling a great deal better. As you know, and doubtless the doctor will tell you, it takes a little time to get the reactions and do not expect to have immediate results like taking a pill or a shot, for here, the attempt is to get at the base of the cause of the trouble.
I trust that you will soon be much better.
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce
8/21/43 EC's ltr. to Dr. Peterson:
Dr. Thune [?] C. Peterson, 852 Valley Rd., Upper Montclair, N.J.
Dear Dr. Peterson:
I want to thank you very much for yours of the fourteenth and for your attempt to cooperate with us regarding Mrs. [3052]. Just yesterday, we gave her a check reading and I am in hopes that you will take this in hands and see if we can't bring a whole lot of help for Mrs. [3052]. I do not think that there is anything in the reading that you wouldn't subscribe to. Of course, if there is, do not hesitate to say so for we are trying to find, even after forty years, just what this is all about. But it has been a help for thousands of people during the past forty years where we could get the cooperation of the physician in charge. I hope it will prove to be through [true with her] her. If there are any questions or anything you would like to ask about this, don't hesitate to write me.
Thanking you and with every good wish, I am,
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce
11/09/43 Mrs. [3052]'s ltr. to EC:
MRS. [3052] ..., NEW JERSEY
My dear Mr. Cayce:-
In response to the letter from the Association, regarding the present needs, I enclose a check for $25 with every good wish for increasing usefulness.
I wish to thank you for coming to New York, and giving your time to this journey. I was one of those at the luncheon today who were privileged to hear you speak, and I feel sure that all who heard you talk were helped by your earnestness and your sincerity and the high quality of your message.
Sincerely yours, [3052]
11/13/43 EC's ltr. to Mrs. [3052]:
Mrs. [3052] ..., N.J.
Dear Mrs. [3052]
Thank you very, very much for yours of the ninth. I wish I might have had the opportunity to meet and speak with you personally. I am glad to know that you enjoyed my feeble effort at the luncheon. Of course, it is mighty hard in such an audience to know just what to say. Consequently, one "smatters" over a whole lot and maybe just here and there one gets something worthwhile. I wish too, to thank you very, very much for you contribution to the sponsorship fund. I appreciate this more than I can tell you.
Thanking you, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce [EC/vw]
5/08/44 See 3052-3, a Life Reading.