Edgar Cayce Readings, 4319-2

Time and Place: 11:30 A. M. Dayton Time. New York City, N.Y.

TEXT

EC: Now, we find this body a grat deal better in every way than when we had this before. We would not change from those conditions as being accorded the system, save in the manifestation as being given through the osteopathic forces produce in the contraction and relaxation of muscular forces nearer the equilibrium between the kidneys and liver in their eliminations from the system.
As we find in giving and in applying the manifestation to the body we will find at times the liver involved, and other times kidney more involved. Keep the system then by the manipulation nearer the equilibrium in hepatic circulation.
We will find we will bring (keep the other conditions in the body, with the exercise, with the mental stimulus, with all of the forces as given) the body to its normal condition.

BACKGROUND

See 4319-1.

REPORTS

6/16/24 EC's ltr. to [4319]:
P.O. Box 463, Dayton, Ohio
Mr. [4319] New York City, N.Y.
My dear Mr. [4319]:
Am enclosing you what was gotten in the reading this morning. It seems there was little to be said, save some further instructions to the osteopath in his treatment at different times. Would suggest that you try and have him make these accordingly.
I certainly thank you very much for your letter and your comments, and shall certainly be much pleased to hear from you from time to time, and should the occasion arise that you wish any special condition made note of we want to keep up with it, for we would like to bring the results that you desire. I thank you also for the enclosure.
Trusting to hear from you again, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:gd
1/02/25 EC's ltr. to [4319]:
P.O. Box 463, Dayton, Ohio
Mr. [4319] New York City, N.Y.
My dear Mr. [4319]:
It is my intention now to be in New York for a few days, about the 11th or 12th, Cambridge Hotel, 60 West 68th Street.
While I'm there, I'd like very much to meet you, and to know how you've been getting along.
Trusting I may have the pleasure of making your personal acquaintance at that time, I am
Very sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
1/13/25 [4319]'s ltr. to EC:
My Dear Mr. Cayce:
Was very sorry I was not able to see you while you were in New York on the 11th. I was up to see you at the Cambridge Hotel about 2 P.M and again at after 3 P.M. Monday Jan. 12th but both times you were out.
I anticipated with pleasure a personal meeting however the first time I am in Dayton I shall gladly make every effort to see you.
In the meantime if you are in N.Y. again please drop me a note and maybe we can make more fortunate connections.
Very Sincerely Yours
1/22/25 EC's ltr. to [4319]:
322 Grafton Avenue, Dayton, Ohio
Mr. [4319] New York City, N.Y.
My dear Mr. [4319]
I have yours of the 13th. I'm certainly very sorry that I was unable to meet you while in New York at this time. I was there until the afternoon of the 19th. Mr. Wyrick, of Chicago, was in to see me one day, and I asked him if he had seen you, but he said he had not at that time. I'm in hopes the next time I come that I shall have the pleasure of meeting you in person, for naturally, I am interested in meeting everyone who has been interested in the work I am trying to do.
While in New York this time, I was able to complete the organization, ASSOCIATION OF NATIONAL INVESTIGATORS. We will in the near future, I am in hopes, be able to have some data on the Investigations that have been carried so far in regards the work, and should you desire to have any of this matter sent you, would appreciate if you would indicate same in your next letter. We have quite considerable work cut out for this Association, and I'm in hopes the investigations of the phenomena, as manifested through me, will prove of a great deal of benefit to humanity.
Assuring you of my regret in not meeting you at this time, and trusting to hear from you, I am, with all good wishes,
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
12/10/25 EC's ltr. to [4319]:
115 West 35th Street, Virginia Beach, Va. Mr. [4319] New York City, N.Y.
Dear Mr. [4319]:
I don't believe that I have heard from you, or given you my address since leaving Dayton, Ohio. We have for some time felt, according to the information obtained in the readings, that this was the place to establish our work on a permanent basis. We trust that same will prove to be true. So, we are notifying our friends in various parts of the country of our determination to carry the work on, if it's possible, in a more definite manner here than ever before, and we desire the assistance and cooperation of our friends from every quarter, and we shall be pleased to hear from you, when you have the opportunity, and we hope we may be of service to you or yours.
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD