Now, these are conditions as we find in this body, here,
[
3962] we are speaking of. In the blood supply we find the
body has very poor assimilation and the vibrations and
eliminations are not in their normal functioning of the
organs that have to do with this, that is, as controlled
wholly by the blood forces of the system, the blood lacking
much in its elemental forces to give the proper incentives to
the system in many portions of the body. The number of red
blood cells are deficient as also the white. The blood shows
the signs of those properties taken in the system that make
an over-stimulus to the lymphatic circulation. Through the
nerve forces of this body we find the brain forces do not
coordinate with that of the sympathetic nervous system so
that with the vibrations as reach the cell forces from those
of the mind action or as sensed by the action of the sensory
system does not coordinate in its full capacity. They reach
to the mind forces and its activity but not in its proper
manner for as we see it the first cervical there is a
hindrance to this portion of the body and makes a congestion
of the forces to reach in and give its proper incentive to
nerve forces, it affecting both the sensory system in the
nerve reaction and the functioning organs of the body in that
they, the organs, become dull or laggard in their expressions
or manifestations to the body itself, so the body becomes
incapable of the discerning forces between the action of the
mental and of the sympathetic forces in the system, it being
affected then from the first cervical, the first, second,
third and fourth dorsal, these being the centers that show
their reaction, as also, in the solar plexus or that, that
governs the pneumogastric nerve forces to the trunk portion
of the body from the head itself, so that it becomes, through
its manifestation, the inability of the individual to express
themselves fully through any of the channels through which
the auditory forces are expressed, though with the
supersensitive forces in the body of the surcharged
sympathetic system. There are many times when the individual
gives a very wonderful manifestation of individual
expressions of self.
In the functioning of the organs themselves we find through
the sensory system the disposition, as it were, of each organ
to find its expression in its individual self as such as we
see through the eye, through the ear, through the taste or
through any expression to give to the body, yet they are
often even exaggerated in their expressions of same. Through
the action of the hepatic circulation we find the reaction of
the forces as expressed to these organs of the circulation by
the condition as created in nerve centers through the
pneumogastric, so we have the dull, laggard condition in
expressiveness of the functioning organ itself, save as
produced by those elements that go to excite the secretive
glands affecting the organ where we have rather the action
than the direct action with the organ functioning, even than
through its channel, and we create rather an excessive
secretion through the duodenum and the peyerian glands, than
through the emunctories of the organs either through the
liver or kidneys.
To bring to this body that of the coordinating forces within
the system and to make the sure or certain connections within
the brain action, the nervous systems coordinating, it would
be first necessary to create at the first cervical, the
proper connections between the cerebrospinal and the
sympathetic system, for here we find the sympathetic nerves,
the pneumogastric nerves, the perineurial nerves directly
enter the cerebellum or lower brain and with this lesion that
was formed there from the congenital condition as produced
there at that time, these must be so that we will reach or
connect or make the perfect unison through these. These we
would find by relaxing by heat applied directly to the first
cervical and of course, relaxing the whole cervical region to
make all of the coordinating forces in the sensory system
both of direct or of indirect circulation either in nerve or
blood force to all of the organs of the sensory system and to
the brain itself proper, you see, by heat applied and by deep
manipulation and adjustments through manipulation as would be
found through osteopathic forces, and we will find the better
training of the nerve forces and mind at the "Still-Hildreth
Hospital", here, you see. Do that.
(Q) Mr. Cayce, how long would it require to accomplish
results to bring this body to normal health?
(A) The adjustments with the connection so that normal flow
of secretions would be made within three to four months for
the development of the trained forces to take up their normal
action of that the gradual growth would be of a normal
growth, two or three months longer, you see.
(Q) Could the osteopath bring this about without sending him
to Still-Hildreth Hospital?
(A) The training forces for the development of the
conditions is as necessary as the correct adjustments as
heat. The preparations are not made here for the heat for
the adjustments as well as it is at the Still-Hildreth
Hospital. We would find skilled and competent men here but
not the trained forces as we would find here, Still-Hildreth
Hospital, Macon, Missouri.
(Q) Mr. Cayce, this body will not have any medicines as I
understand?
(A) Very good understanding.
(Q) What about the diet, Mr. Cayce?
(A) That will be connected with the treatments as they are
given through trained forces or minds. We follow those. We
are through.
REPORTS
1/13/23 See
3962-2.
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