GKN: Now, Mr. Cayce, you are going to sleep a quiet,
peaceful and restful sleep. All the organs of your body will
function perfectly, you will be normal in every way. You
will hear me what I say and answer the questions I shall ask
you, slowly and distinctly, so that we may get every word.
Now, Mr. Cayce, you are asleep and you have before you the
body of Mrs. [
5605], who is at ..., N.J. in room ... Hotel.
You will see this body and go over it carefully and tell us
what the trouble is, if anything, and what to do for it to
make it normal again. You will answer any questions about
this body.
EC: Yes, we have the body here. Now these are the
conditions as we find in this body here, Mrs. [
5605] we are
speaking of. We begin here at the head giving the conditions
that we find. The brain cells and actions of this body is
good but has been overtaxed to give out to others. We do
not mean the body now, but a tired brain from overaction, too
much blood has been carried to this portion of the body, not
to cause hemorrhages to this portion of the body but so that
the tiredness comes out over the whole system, producing
various effects, as we will see, through the different
portions of the body.
That is, the force as used to distribute blood supply in the
brain, that is here between - the connection between - the
upper and lower brain of the body, has kept too much of its
used forces there. The action of the blood over the whole
system we would find would be in this: The capillary
circulation is low, as we see from the color of the body at
times, especially as we have it now at the present time, so
that sufficient circulation is to be brought or forced by
manipulation, or to rubbing portions of the body to increase
or bring about the circulation to extremities and other
portions of the body. Not heart trouble is caused by this
but a lack of distribution of right pressure to carry
circulation from the arterial circulation to the channels
bringing them back to the vena circulation produced by
this condition we find here.
Building forces of the blood is good, which would show by
an examination of the blood supply itself, to carry
sufficient of red, and of white of the leukocyte, of the
hemoglobin, that is somewhat white and should be, that
is, of these cells in themselves, in their force, [and]
their circulation through the body.
Now, as to the nerve forces or nerve tissue in the system we
find that the actions of these are good. The mind, or the
central station of all nerve forces has been well developed,
extended beyond the normal, yet to the detriment of the
physical force throughout the body, because it has called
in the blood supply through too much usage in this portion.
The actions of the organs of the body are fairly normal.
At times the breath is with difficulty produced, not by
a functional condition but a nerve force overcharged and
carried through wrong channels, so that stimulation to
portions of the body becomes very necessary.
Now, these are after-effects produced over the system.
Again we find things taken into the system through the
digestive tract and in the function of these things that were
once very palatable, things would act normally and naturally
when the system becomes as it were, rejected by, or poisoned
to the system at the time being.
The function of the portions of the kidneys between them and
the liver is not as good as it should be. Again, reflex
conditions from the seat or the cause should be removed to
produce a perfect equilibrium in the distribution of nerve
and blood supplies throughout this body here.
The spleen in its action on the system is deficient. It is
enlarged. Cellular force within stand out, not to function
in normal way of carrying away the blood used forces from
the brain as it should in its action, that is giving out
of the secretions that are used to rebuild all blood forces
used in brain. In this function alone do we find if this is
carried about in the proper channel would we find relief of
all these portions of the body. There are times when the
circulation becomes too much; carrying to the outer portions
of the skin too much lymph and cause too much secretions.
Then we have the effect of pus, or draws to different
portions, carrying too much of this fluid to outer portions
of the body and not sufficient of the blood supply to carry
these to it.
To reduce or bring this body to normal condition, as we would
say, the body should, as much as possible, remain in higher
altitude then at present, for the time being at least.
Taking this would become necessary, [to] force respiration
because it would be an effect to the breathing apparatus to
do this. This should be necessary for the body. If treated
at this time this way will relieve the pressure we find
deep-seated at the first and second ganglia close to the
solar plexus that affect the action of the nervous force
through the spleen so that we begin a normal action or flow
of blood force and nerve tissues through this portion of the
body. As this would be rebuilded this would be done both by
manipulation osteopathically, deep-seated in just outer
portions of the skin, not just massage, but deep-seated and
by hot applications at various times, to bring circulation
to this portion in abundance. Do this. We will find we will
bring relief from all things that come about at times to the
body and relieve this pressure we have in the body.
(Q) How frequently should osteopathic treatment be given?
(A) Every second day or every other day. Hot applications
would be from three to five days, depending on how the action
of the body would be. It will be necessary at times when
first begun to massage body from time to time. As to diet
the body should take, this will be governed by what the body
itself desires. Much of fish or wild game and meats, those
that are building for cellular force and nerve tissue rather
than those for cellular force to the animal part of the body,
or to the physical part of the body itself.
(Q) What is the special talent of this body, Mr. Cayce?
(A) Designation.
(Q) Will you explain that, Mr. Cayce, please?
(A) Giving others, or centralizing force for others as
to what they should do. That is, she can choose between the
good and the bad for other individuals. She is specially
gifted and should use the talent to help others in this
way. Fit them for the things they are good for.
(Q) Will her work be in America, Mr. Cayce?
(A) It would be better in some other places if she fitted
her body physically. There are some places where it is
needed more than in America at this time. It is for her
to choose.
(Q) Where are these places Mr. Cayce?
(A) In Europe.
(Q) Any particular cities?
(A) We have not any of them here. These will present
themselves. They have not as yet.
(Q) What are her future financial prospects, Mr. Cayce?
(A) With a good physical body the development financially
will be wonderful. Give to others and returns will be
commensurate with what she will give to them. The choosing
of stations of others' lives and as to what they are best
fitted for, the designation of this body to the other is for
those that can chose between the right and wrong, those that
it would benefit, those that are real and those that are
covered with sham. [They] will present themselves to this
body in time.
(Q) How long before this will be realized?
(A) When the body is physically fit which should not be very
far if followed as we have outlined.
(Q) When will this body go to Cherokee, Mr. Cayce?
(A) Nine moons.
(Q) Where will this body spend the summer?
(A) High altitude, as given.
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