TEXT OF READING 1449-1 M 34 (Osteopath)
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Date: 10/4/1937 Sex: M Age: 34 ReadingID: 7236
This psychic reading given by Edgar Cayce at his home on Arctic Crescent, Virginia Beach, Va., this 4th day of October, 1937, in accordance with request made by the self - Dr. [1449], new Associate Member of the Ass”n for Research & Enlightenment, Inc., recommended by Mr. [470].
[Edgar Cayce; Gertrude Cayce, Conductor; Gladys Davis, Steno.]
Time of Reading 10:50 to 11:05 A. M. Eastern Standard Time. …, New York. (Physical Suggestion)
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EC: Yes, we have the body, [1449].
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Now as we find, in many ways and manners conditions are very good as a whole or in general.
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There are, as we find, rather those inclinations or tendencies that arise from specific conditions the adjustment of which would relieve the body of some anxieties, of disturbances that arise, and prevent a great deal of disturbance later on.
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These then are the conditions as we find them with this body, [1449]:
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In some times back there has been an inclination for a segment in the cerebrospinal system to produce an impingement upon the nerve centers, so that the reaction of the impulses has hindered and at other times oversupplied an activity to the upper hepatic circulation - or, more specific, to a part of the pancrean reaction to the assimilating forces.
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This has thrown, then, an activity upon the lower hepatic circulation - or through the kidney reaction a disturbance that finds itself expressing in the inclination for accumulations.
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Hence we find in the blood stream the inclination at times for there to be seen more sugar than should be indicated in the body.
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The hormones of the blood themselves, from this inclination produced in the area, tend to not gather the proper or sufficient amount at all times for perfect coagulation.
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Hence the inclination in the deeper circulation for those interferences that find expression in the lower hepatic circulation.
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These produce this in the nerve reactions of the body. There is a supersensitiveness between the cerebrospinal and the vegetative or sympathetic systems, especially in those areas just above the 8th and 9th dorsal center, and a reflex in the lower part of the dorsal or at the 12th dorsal the tendencies for an interference with drainages in the system.
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For as is indicated or known by the body, the impulses from the reaction upon the coordination between the nerve systems either bring - through physical as well as emotional reaction - the proper or improper impulses for activity to the organs of the body.
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In the functionings of organs themselves there are those natural inclinations that arise at times, but the specific disturbances as we find that need the consideration in the present are from the areas as indicated.
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Then as we find, with the coordination - osteopathically - of the dorsal areas, specifically between the 8th and 9th, and those in the lower dorsal areas (the 12th), and coordination with the upper brachial reactions or in the 3rd cervical, and the 4th lumbar, we would find these inclinations removed and the body responding to the activities to the body of better impulses.
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To make for assistance in the changing of the circulation, by the removing of the pressures and allowing for the system to adjust itself in the functioning of the organs themselves, we would find an additional reaction in the Radio-Active Appliance. To be sure this will not only remove this tendency for irritation at times to the whole nervous system and for the body to become a little bit too easily aggravated, but we would find a better rest or reaction in same. This we would use for periods of thirty to forty minutes each day, circulating same about the body; right wrist, left ankle; left wrist, right ankle. These applications would be kept for about three weeks, left off for three weeks, then another period of three to six weeks. Keep the anodes clean. Do not allow the ice to come above the top, or to short circuit same. Keep the anodes clean and not bound too tightly when in use.
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Another aid would be found in the use of Clary Water, as an active force upon the activity of the digestive system as related to those inclinations as produced in the upper and the lower hepatic circulation. In this combination, then, would we make the Clary Water for this particular body:
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To 3 ounces of Dried Sage add 16 ounces of Distilled Water. Let this steep, slowly boiling - and not in an aluminum container, but enamel or glass - until, when strained, there are about 8 or 10 ounces of the Solution. To this we would then add, in the order named:
Compound Simple Syrup…2 ounces, Ambergris, dissolved in 1 ounce of Pure Grain Alcohol…15 grains, Single Distilled Gordon Gin…6 ounces, Cinnamon - stick Cinnamon preferably…1 dram.
Shake the solution well before the dosage is taken, which would be a teaspoonful 4 times each day. Take this also for a week, leave off for 5 days, and then take for another week. Keep this until the whole quantity is taken. Take it about 30 minutes AFTER each meal and before retiring.
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Do these, and as we find we will bring a normal reaction for this body.
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Ready for questions.
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(Q) What is the source of the pus cells appearing in my urine? (A) The reaction as we have indicated, by the pressures affecting the upper hepatic circulation; and finds expressions in the activities in the eliminations through the lower - or through the kidneys.
Do these things. Make the corrections osteopathically about twice a week for three weeks, leave off a period of three weeks, and then another series.
During those periods take the Appliance for the balancing of the circulation, as well as the combination of the properties indicated for their reaction with the effects of the adjustments or releasings in the system.
- We are through for the present.
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Reports
Reports & Follow-up
R1. 10/7/37 EC’s letter to [1449]:
“There is little one can say about a reading - it is either it or is not. Though you may, as Dr. Percy Woodall said of them years ago, find - if you want to say there is nothing in them you may prove it by the information its self. Yet if you are really looking for something and will seek, you will find it there in the information.
“Just hope to have been of a service. I trust you will let us hear from you when you have studied it over.
“Expect to be in N.Y. in November. If it is possible for you to get down that way during that time, would like to meet and talk with you…”
R2. 10/22/37 Mrs. [1100]‘s letter: ”…I believe that Dr. [1449] was well satisfied with the information given in his reading
- being a bit disappointed in that it did not go into the history of his case - a very unusual case - so he says. We [[470] and I] tried to explain that the information gives conditions as found at present and that questions would bring out anything further than that.”
R3. GD’s note: In January and February 1938 Dr. [1449] referred two of his patients for readings.
R4. 5/28/38 [1449]‘s Reply to Questionnaire:
(1) In your opinion did the analysis of the Reading cover the condition? “I don’t know.”
(2) Give symptoms of condition described correctly? “No.”
(3) What was the physician’s analysis of this condition? “Only tangible symptom was pus in urine.”
(4) Have the suggestions given in the Reading been followed exactly as outlined? “Yes.”
(5) For how long? “4-6 months.”
(6) Describe the extent to which improvements have resulted? “Pus disappeared. General feeling improved.”
R5. 2/22/44 He obtained a Life Reading - See 1449-2.
Background
Background
B1. 9/23/37 Letter: “Aside from the information which I understand from Mr. [470] you will provide, I would like to know the source of the pus cells appearing in my urine and what, if anything, can be done about it.”
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Summary
A physical reading for a 34-year-old male osteopath addressing nerve impingements affecting hepatic and kidney function, with recommendations for osteopathic adjustments, a Radio-Active Appliance, and a Clary Water tonic.
Conditions: pus in urine, sugar in blood, nerve impingement, hepatic circulation disturbance, kidney disturbance
Remedies: osteopathic adjustments, radio-active appliance, clary water, dried sage, compound simple syrup, ambergris, pure grain alcohol, single distilled gordon gin, cinnamon
People: Mr. 470, Dr. Percy Woodall, Mrs. 1100
Places: Virginia Beach, New York City
Concepts: cerebrospinal system, sympathetic nervous system, coordination of nerve systems, assimilating forces
Referenced readings: 1449-2
Mentioned Entities
Gertrude Cayce, Gladys Davis, New York City, Osteopathy, Virginia Beach
Source: The Complete Edgar Cayce Readings, A.R.E. CD-ROM (2006). Reading 1449-1, ReadingID 7236.