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The Cayce Readings

Dr. S. A. Bisey

Dr. S. A. Bisey: 0 literal and 5 semantic reading associations (overlap counted once). Generated classifications require verification before citation.

1–5 of 5 records

  1. Reading 254-60

    Original date: 1931-11-22 · Mental and Spiritual Development (Individual)

    Generated synopsis: A group reading given at Virginia Beach on November 22, 1931, offering guidance on the future policy of the Association, handling recent legal troubles in New York, and interpreting a prophetic dream about the trouble, with references to the Egyptian period of the work.

  2. Reading 342-3

    Original date: 1933-07-29 · Individual Life Readings (Reincarnation/Past Lives)

    Generated synopsis: This reading provides a physical health assessment and recommendations for diet, exercise, and remedies to address minor systemic imbalances, including weight, feet, eyes, and itching, with follow-up correspondence about the prescribed treatments.

  3. Reading 531-4

    Original date: 1935-01-03 · Individual Physical Readings (Continued)

    Generated synopsis: A reading for a 41-year-old man providing health advice (Atomidine, osteopathy), business guidance (representing preserves, tea biscuits, liqueurs, Atomidine distribution), insurance recommendation, and philosophical discussion on psychic development and spirituality.

  4. Reading 1734-5

    Original date: 1931-10-30 · Philosophy and Universal Law

    Generated synopsis: This reading and associated correspondence concern the development, testing, and marketing of Atomidine, an iodine-based remedy, including its use for various ailments, business negotiations, and distribution plans.

  5. Reading 2097-1

    Original date: 1931-09-11 · Advanced Metaphysics and Astrology

    Generated synopsis: A physical reading for a 42-year-old man with a stomach growth and related digestive and elimination disorders, recommending a combination of activated ash, ultraviolet ray treatments, chewing ambrosia weed leaves, and dietary changes, though the patient died before treatment could begin.

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