IN THE BLOOD SUPPLY, this we find very good in many respects
- the quality, the quantity, and the pressure, as well as
that of its action through the lung. Only in the
distribution of the used forces as the blood stream carries
these for elimination do we find any disturbances. Hence the
conditions as exist at times in the capillaries, or cuticle,
where various portions of the cuticle appear irritated.
Again we find the same condition hindering the body through
the action of the kidneys. Again the tendency toward that of
constipation. These conditions are effects, then, we see, of
a disturbed circulation and elimination, and these effects
are seen in circulation only through that of how that there
remains in the system those properties as should be
eliminated. Again we see an effect of this is how that
irritation occurs easily in throat, bronchials or larynx - a
roughness, a tendency toward hoarseness, a coughing - these
are conditions that the body should be warned of, that these
do not be allowed to remain; else there might appear those of
an acute condition, and many portions of the system might
become involved - either kidneys, liver, or throat.
IN THE NERVE SYSTEM, these we find very good.
In the digestive system, this we find what might be termed
the seat or the cause of the existent conditions in the
system; for when there is taken ANY element in the system
that causes an overtaxation, or an over creative force,
to meet the needs of conditions, other portions of the body
necessarily must suffer, both through the nerve and the blood
stream. These, then, are the seats or causes of the
condition - a taxation to the digestive system. Again we
find the mental reaction of the body to the digestion is as a
cause of the activity of the secretions necessary to bring
about proper digestion and proper assimilation in the system.
Then we should never take food - meat nor drink - when the
body is exceedingly worried in mind, nor when the body is
over physically debilitated; that is, PHYSICALLY tired or
MENTALLY overtaxed. Rest a bit before food or drink is
taken. When the body is wroth, mad, or out of temper, or
worried - leave food or drink from the system. Never think
that either worry or madness may be drowned in drink or in
over feeding the stomach; for these bring distresses to the
body.
For the condition as exists in the throat, then, we would use
that inhalant as may be prepared in this manner:
To four (4) ounces of pure grain alcohol, we would add:
Eucalyptol.....................20 minims,
Rectified Creosote..............3 minims,
Benzoin.........................5 minims,
Rectified Oil of Turp..........10 minims,
Canadian Balsam.................5 minims,
Tolu in Solution...............40 minims.
Put the solution in a glass corked bottle at least twice the
size of the quantity of solution, or the four (4) ounces in
an eight (8) ounce container. Shake solution well to-gether
before each inhalation, with the mouth close over the bottle,
and inhale at least three to four (3 to 4) deep inhalations
in the morning soon after arising, or evening just before
retiring, or both, see? or if irritation arises in the
throat and bronchials from cold or congestion this may be
taken or inhaled more often. Do not take - simply inhale,
though this is not a poison.
For the condition in the digestive system, for the kidneys
and the hepatic circulation, use those properties in that of
Oxy-Crystine [Occy-Crystine]. These should be taken rather
as medicinal properties; that is, teaspoonful in two (2)
glasses of water, or in one glass of water and drink another
following, twice each day until there is the full complete
reaction from these properties in the whole digestive system.
Be careful of the diet. Never overload or overtax the
system. Smoking is not detrimental if taken in moderation,
but is an irritant and thence must be kept in or under
control, rather than letting the desire control the body.
Strong drink may be taken in moderation, but excess either as
a stimulant or as a food value, this is almost nil - yet for
digestion this is very good, taken properly - a little before
meals well at times, but never to excess; else there may be
expected the condition in the liver and kidneys to cause
distresses. Use discretion. Be consistent. Keep the mind
active - and the body functions will respond; for remember
that the body is the way of manifesting of the spiritual body
in the material plane, and that to present this physical body
holy and acceptable to Him is but a reasonable service; for
man - through his action - is the manifesting of his
conception of the Creative Energy, and must keep same
consistent with that desired in others.
We are through for the present.
BACKGROUND
7/07/26 Wired for first of a series of readings for his son
[
960] via David E. Kahn.
REPORTS
5/24/28 See
4124-2.



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