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[4666]: 0 literal and 6 semantic reading associations (overlap counted once). Generated classifications require verification before citation.

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  1. Reading 195-70

    Original date: 1930-05-09 · Individual Physical/Health Readings (Early Cases)

    Generated synopsis: Edgar Cayce answers questions on an article about positive and negative forces, validating and expanding on concepts of gravity, solar emanations, ether, and levitation, with practical advice on a motor design.

  2. Reading 4665-2

    Original date: 1928-03-09 · Miscellaneous Physical and Life Readings

    Generated synopsis: Edgar Cayce discusses the development and testing of a fuelless motor, advising on necessary changes, supervision, and future steps, while referencing related readings and correspondence.

  3. Reading 4665-4

    Original date: 1928-04-21 · Miscellaneous Physical and Life Readings

    Generated synopsis: Edgar Cayce advises on building a smaller working model of the [4666] Motor for patent demonstration, recommends sticking with patent attorney Ball, and warns against pursuing a buried treasure vision.

  4. Reading 4665-7

    Original date: 1928-07-05 · Miscellaneous Physical and Life Readings

    Generated synopsis: Edgar Cayce gives technical guidance on improving a working model motor and a larger motor design, focusing on bearing lubrication, lead angles, and the influence of specific gravity and directional forces.

  5. Reading 4665-12

    Original date: 1928-09-15 · Miscellaneous Physical and Life Readings

    Generated synopsis: Edgar Cayce provides technical guidance on the design and operation of a motor, specifically evaluating drawings of cam and lead attachments, ball bearings, and sprangle wheel geometry, recommending the configuration in Drawing Y as most correct.

  6. Reading 4666-2

    Original date: 1928-05-04 · Miscellaneous Physical and Life Readings

    Generated synopsis: Edgar Cayce interprets a recurring dream about buried treasure on the sitter's childhood property in Alabama, advising that the treasure has been removed and urging focus on his invention instead.

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