This psychic reading given by Edgar Cayce at his office, 115 West 35th Street, Virginia Beach, Va., this 23rd day of June, 1930, in accordance with request made by self and those in charge.

Present: Edgar Cayce; Mrs. Cayce, Conductor; Gladys Davis, Steno. Dr. Lydic. Room ...,

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1. EC: We have the body here, [5603], this we have had before. In a general manner we find the physical conditions are very satisfactory. While there is not the whole adherence to the diet, nor the consistency in the activities of the body with that being attempted to be accomplished; yet - will these conditions as have been outline be adhered to - we would find a nominal, normal development for the body, providing there are not outside conditions that do not show or manifest at present.
2. We would keep, for the equalizing of the coordinations in the system, those of the vibratory forces as have been outlined, and keep same in a CONSISTENT manner; not as just something to be gotten through with, but as for a purpose - and that purpose may be accomplished, if such is done in such a manner. Just to tie it on, to get through with it, and say it's done - doesn't mean much!
3. Ready for questions.
4. (Q) What substitute could be used for battery this summer, as ice is so hard to obtain while at camp?
   (A) Don't use a substitute! No substitutes are as good as that given original! Just get the ice!
5. That is all the questions regarding this body.
6. We are through with this reading.

   Copy to Mother
   Copy to Ass'n office
   Copy to Cayce Hospital

REPORTS

1. 9/04/30 Mother [454]'s reply to Questionnaire:
   I have been waiting for [5603] to return from Camp to tell you exactly how we found him, after the summer.
   He is taller by an inch and he has not gained weight, as he did in all the previous seasons there. He is now 148 in spite of growing and last Easter he was 164.
   He is most conscientious about his dieting, and only the days he was on his long trips from Camp, was the Radio Active omitted. Since he came to [me], he himself arranged about the time the ice was to be brought to him, without any suggestion from me.
   His voice is changing, and he has a decided growth of hair on various parts of his body. The gonads are as they were; however, I hope they will develop as our treatment continues.
   Would you give him another reading, before the 14th, when he leaves for ... Academy. Then we can see that he is quietly at home.
   I needn't tell you how delighted we are, or how our faith continues to grow in the work.
   I'm enclosing a check for $1000 for whatever use you think will further the Hospital.
   Our best greetings to all our friends at Virginia Beach, and my love to you and Mrs. Cayce. We'll reach New York on the 8th in time to place the children at various schools.
   Always devotedly your, [454]
2. 9/10/30 See 5603-5.

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