Edgar Cayce Readings, 4884-1

Time and Place: 3:30 P. M. Eastern Standard Time. Route ..., Selma, Alabama.

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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.
EC: Yes, we have the body here.
Now, we find there are abnormal conditions with this body, and these are of a specific nature, but may be corrected in more than one way and manner.
These are the conditions as we find them with the body at the present time:
In many ways and manners the body is very good, yet this specific condition as was produced by an injury to the body in the pelvis region, when the body was very young, produced an adhesion in womb, which causes the condition of a hooded womb. This, then, presents such irritation that there is the reaction through the generatory system, and to the sympathetic nerve system, in the centers that have become involved in the condition, until these, in the reaction, produce the regurgitation of nerve reaction, and brings too great amount of blood to the centers, and especially to the head. These, then, present themselves in the form of contraction of the muscles and of the spasmodic condition to nerve centers about the cerebro-spinal reaction with the sympathetic system. Following such conditions we have various effects produced in the body by this reaction, depending upon the cycle of activity of various organs that are functioning when such contraction or convulsion occurs. At times nausea is produced, as after eating, or when stomach is near empty. An over activity at other times of the kidneys. Again the blood supply runs high and a temperature is shown, and pulsation is abnormal. Again we find there are those reactions that produce congestion, in the sudden change in circulation over the body.
To overcome, then, this condition, as given, this may be treated or corrected in two manners - either by the operation (which would be of a mild nature) remove the lesion, or the adhesion, and THEN remove lesion by the manipulation or exercises for the body - OR this may be removed by local applications to the body, through the womb, you see, or in the womb, or about the womb - through the vagina - of medicated packs, that would bring about reaction - FOLLOWING same - that is, these be used at the same time - but manipulations that bring the centers along the cerebro-spinal system where the direct connections are between the sympathetic and cerebrospinal system. These could be given neuropathically or osteopathically - osteopathically would be the better perhaps, provided that the packs were properly adjusted. The neuropath could remove same by giving stimulation to the centers, especially, in sacral and lumbar, and along 9th, 7th, 6th, 4th dorsal; 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th cervical, see? making deep manipulation along these centers. This would require longer, of course. Either of these will remove the condition and correct that as is abnormal through this region.
Do that.
We are through for the present.

BACKGROUND

10/16/26 Letter: "Please send me a reading of myself. I have had convulsions since I married. Have no children. Born 12/17/02. Send bill."
11/09/26 EC's letter to [4884]:
Mrs. [4884] Rural Route ... Selma, Alabama
Dear Mrs. [...]
Yours of the 16th of October to hand. Owing to the recent illness and death of my mother, I have been unable to take care of the appointments on hand, or to make new ones - but we shall be very glad to make an appointment for a reading for yourself, and sincerely hope that we may be of service. Our first open appointment is the afternoon of December 9th. If you wish to have the reading made, please fill out the enclosed card, giving your OWN full name, also state what road you live on, and how far from Selma, that there may be no trouble with the location. You will also enclose with this appointment card whatever contribution you wish to make toward the upkeep of the work. While we do not make a specific charge, it is true, still those whom we try to serve may see, from the experience of others, what may be gained and what has been gained through the years from complying with the suggestions as have been made in these readings, and we feel sure that each one will contribute according to their means and abilities. We sincerely trust that you may gain the good from this as so many others have.
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
11/30/26 Letter: "Find enclosed $2 as a donation, also card filled out [See reverse side of card at Par. B4 below]. Will send more as soon as I hear from my reading. Hope this proves satisfactory."
Appointment Card:
CONDITIONS NECESSARY TO OBTAIN BEST RESULTS FROM READING:
First: There must be the sincere desire of the person wishing the assistance (or of one responsible for the physical and spiritual life of the individual).
Second: There must be sufficient faith in the work and report of same to carry out the suggestions as given, to the letter, as far as possible.
Third: There must be the belief in the divine forces innate in each individual. The Association of National Investigators is organized for the purpose of giving help to those who are sick or suffering.
Mr. Cayce makes no predictions or promises to any people relative to cure, or relief, though many have been greatly helped ad cured of seemingly incurable diseases. Many certified statements are in possession of the Association from appreciative people who have been so assisted.
No charges are made, but the work depends upon contributions from those for whom readings are given and those who are interested in its propagation. Mr. Cayce can only give two readings each day, and the services of at least three people are required to obtain same.

REPORTS

12/10/26 EC's letter to [4884]:
Mrs. [4884] Route ... Selma, Alabama
My dear Mrs. [4884]:
I enclose you the reading as was gotten, and certainly am in hopes that you find relief from your trouble by following out the suggestions as are given. These, I think, are specific instructions, but should any question arise that you would like to ask about, we shall be very glad to try and be of help. There are two modes of treatment, as you see, and you may choose whichever you feel is the best for your circumstances and conditions.
Now, while we try to help everyone that it is within our power to help, yet our work depends entirely upon contributions from those whom we try to serve, and we ask everyone to be just as generous with us as they would like for us to be with them. We hope that you will contribute as your heart and conscience dictates.
We shall be glad to hear from you from time to time, and with kindest personal regards, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
12/26 Questionnaire:
ASSOCIATION OF NATIONAL INVESTIGATORS
(This form to be filled out and returned after reading is received)
NAME [4884] ADDRESS Selma, Ala., Route ... AGE 24 SEX Female MARRIED OR SINGLE Married NATIONALITY White American
REMARKS:
(You will please state in the space below how near, in your opinion, reading fits your condition, as you know it your- self, and if you expect to carry out the suggestions made for the improvement of your health.)
Mr. Cayce, many thanks for Reading. I am sure that the reading fits my condition, as near as I know. I intend to follow out your suggestions for treatment and shall let you hear from me often. I will also send you some more money the first of next year and shall continue to do so for the upkeep of your good cause.
Will you please give my husband a reading? he has been under the care of Dr. for over a year for stomach and nervous trouble. His name is [4887].
Please let us her as soon as possible.
Ever a friend, Mrs. [4884]
12/31/26 EC's letter to [4884]:
Dear Mrs. [4884]:-
Many thanks for your report. I feel very sure that you will gain the benefits if you will follow out the suggestions as were given.
As you will see from the enclosed card we are making the appointment for your husband for the afternoon of the 1st of February. This is the first open appointment we have at present. We sincerely hope that we may be of service to him also.
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD