(Q) Give cause and cure for itch?
(A) This is an effect of poisons in the system. We would
make an ointment of sulphur and pure hog lard; two-thirds
lard, one-third sulphur (in weight). Mix well together and
apply on those portions of the system where this is the most
irritating.
Also, at least twice each week, apply over the brachial
plexus center and region - and over the lumbar plexus and
region - the plain violet ray; applying this from one to two
minutes in the beginning - that is, for the whole treatment,
see? This will tend to produce at first rather an
irritation, or a tendency to make those conditions over
the body to be irritated for the time being - but if the
irrigations are given this will soon disappear.
(Q) Give cause and cure for pain in right arm?
(A) Neurotic, or a neuritis - produced from poisons in the
system. The irrigations and eliminations will be the greater
benefit for this condition.
(Q) What diet?
(A) An even diet, tending to be a laxative for the whole
body.
(Q) Can she take cold rubdown in the morning?
(A) Cold rubdown in the morning would be very well, but
should be preceded by a tepid bath.
(Q) Give general directions to prolong her life with
comfort?
(A) Follow these suggestions. Let's get the physical
body so it responds to those reactions in the system for
resuscitating of forces in the body, and we may prolong
the life in comfort and comparative ease.
(Q) Give the body any spiritual advice that will help her.
(A) To thine own self be true, in the affairs of the mental,
spiritual and physical forces of the body. Keep thine eye
single in its aspirations towards those of the spiritual
things in life, remembering that in an attitude of
hopefulness and helpfulness may the greater blessings
in every manner come to the body.
That is all the questions regarding this body.
We are through with this reading.
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BACKGROUND
10/27/30 5431-1 was given.
REPORTS
6/29/31 See
5431-3.



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