TEXT OF READING 294-102 M 50
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Date: 10/28/1927 Sex: M Age: 50 ReadingID: 2061
This psychic reading given by Edgar Cayce in Virginia Beach, Va., this 28th day of October, 1927. Reading was volunteered immediately following dream reading 538-25, after the suggestion for closing - with the exception of “Now perfectly normal and perfectly balanced you will wake up”.
[Edgar Cayce; Gertrude Cayce, Conductor; Gladys Davis, Steno. L. B. Cayce.]
Time of Reading 12:20 P. M. Eastern Standard Time. …, Va.
- EC: Mother! Yes’m - I will. Yes’m - I’ll do that right away. Liniment - Sloan’s - yes’m. Butter good, too?
[GD’s note: EC had not been feeling well. We took this to be advice from his mother for his health.]
Reports
Reports & Follow-up
R1. 10/28/27 P.M. He obtained 294-103 clarifying same [294-102].
R2. 11/3/27 EC’s letter about rdgs. 294-102 & 294-103 to Mr. [900]:
Dear [900]:
I’m glad to say I’m feeling some better this morning, and I’m hoping this information will be worth something to you. The reading as gotten the other day for [140] [140-18] seemed to me to be rather exceptional, and was rather peculiar following the experience of which I am sending you a copy of the reading. I don’t know as I understand the information given to me, and it’s necessary for me to tell you something of how it came about and how we came to get it - and I’m in hopes you can make heads and tails of it. I’d like to have your explanation of it when you come down Sunday. [294-102]
After taking a reading the other morning [538-25], and after the suggestion had been given to me except the command to wake up, they were all rather astonished to hear a one-sided conversation. I apparently was speaking to my mother. They were not able to get it all to-gether, and - as you will see
- the conversation was not repeated. On waking I was not conscious of having had any experience whatever, any more than the same feelings that occur after my other reading - but, combined with that given the other day on [140]‘s reading, I am sure will make rather interesting study of spirit communication. [294-102 and 294-103]
Nothing particularly new or unusual going on.
Hoping to see you Sunday, and with kindest personal regards, I am,
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce [EC:GD]
R3. 11/29/99 JT’s note: The ERA FORMULARY published by D.O. Haynes and Company of New York in 1893, donated to ECF by long time ARE member Ed Edwards of Oatman, Arizona has one entry for Sloan’s Ointment:
No. 1152 page 111 Every-Day Wants Resin, 4 ounces; beeswax, 4 ounces; lard, 8 ounces; honey, 2 ounces. Melt these articles slowly, gently bringing to a boil; and as it begins to boil, remove from the fire and slowly add a little less than a pint of spirits of turpentine, stirring all the time this is being added, and stir until cool.
Background
Background
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Summary
A brief psychic reading where Edgar Cayce, in a trance, appears to speak to his deceased mother about health remedies, followed by correspondence and notes discussing the event as an example of spirit communication.
Remedies: sloan’s liniment, butter
Places: Virginia Beach
Concepts: spirit communication, mediumship, afterlife communication
Referenced readings: 538-25, 294-103, 140-18
Mentioned Entities
Turpentine, Arizona, Dreams, Gertrude Cayce, Gladys Davis, New York City, Virginia Beach
Source: The Complete Edgar Cayce Readings, A.R.E. CD-ROM (2006). Reading 294-102, ReadingID 2061.