TEXT OF READING 633-9 M 27
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Date: 10/29/1937 Sex: M Age: 27 ReadingID: 4312
This Psychic Reading given by Edgar Cayce at his home on Arctic Crescent, Virginia Beach, Va., this 29th day of October, 1937, in accordance with request made by the wife - Member of the Ass”n for Research & Enlightenment, Inc.
[Edgar Cayce; Gertrude Cayce, Conductor; Gladys Davis, Steno.]
Time of Reading 3:50 to 4:00 P. M. Eastern Standard Time. Detroit, Michigan. (Physical Suggestion)
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EC: Yes, we have the body, [633]; this we have had before.
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As we find, conditions are very good in many respects; better in many ways than we have had here before.
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However, as we find, through the cerebrospinal system, along the areas of the 8th, 9th and 10th dorsal, there have been muscular strains.
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These as we find would be materially aided, and prevent disturbing conditions later, if there were corrective measures osteopathically given; but use the ultra-violet ray WITH same also - preferably the HEAT ray, rather than the carbon light or the mercury light. Use then the heat OR the mercury light, which is preferable to the carbon light for this particular condition.
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Well that there be manipulations given, and adjustments first, THEN the light, THEN a GENTLE massage or muscular massage after the light.
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We would keep the precautions as to diet.
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And the activities in the open are well.
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Ready for questions.
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(Q) Was this caused by strain in lifting? (A) A strain.
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(Q) Was there any other injury? (A) This would be enough if allowed to run on!
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(Q) Any special diet? (A) Along the line as we have indicated. Keep away from too many starches.
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(Q) Has the condition cleared up with reference to the sphincter muscles, the colon? (A) These are much better.
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(Q) Any other advice? (A) These we would do as we have indicated, in the present.
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We are through with this Reading.
Copy to Self ” ” Ass’n file
Reports
Reports & Follow-up
R1. 11/28/37 He obtained Ck. Physical for his father, Mr. [1062].
R2. 11/30/37 Wife [480]‘s ltr.: “This letter should have been off to you on Sunday, but [633] (after your call) came down with a bad chill - yesterday he ran 102 1/2 temperature, so we had Thompson (Dr. John R. Thompson, D.O.) to give him a treatment. Previous to that I gave him a good massage with the Mutton Suet, Spirits of Camphor and Turpentine to relieve any congestion, dose of Milk of Magnesia, and after the treatment he broke out into a grand sweat - we both felt better after that. I am keeping him in bed today. He had another treatment this a.m. The temperature has gone down to about 100.
“Dad [1062] is going up to see Dr. Thompson today… Please know that we have implicit faith in what you are doing and we know it is only from the very highest source. God bless you!”
R3. 1/22/38 Wife [480]‘s ltr.: “The strain [633] had cleared up beautifully - no after effects. Thanks to you.”
R4. 2/13/38 See 633-10.
Background
Background
B1. See 633-8 on 6/13/37.
B2. 10/28/37 Wife [480] phoned: “[633] lifted something heavy and must have strained his back; thought we’d better catch it in the beginning in case it might prove serious. What can be done to help strain caused by lifting? Was there an injury? Is there any special diet recommended at this time? Has the condition cleared up with reference to the sphincter muscles, the colon? Any other advice?”
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Summary
Edgar Cayce recommends osteopathic adjustments, heat ray, and gentle massage for a muscular strain in the back, with dietary precautions, and notes improvement in colon and sphincter conditions.
Conditions: muscular strain, fever
Remedies: osteopathic adjustments, ultra-violet ray, heat ray, mercury light, gentle massage, diet low in starches
People: Dr. John R. Thompson
Places: Virginia Beach, Detroit
Referenced readings: 633-8, 633-10
Mentioned Entities
Massage Therapy, Camphor, Gertrude Cayce, Gladys Davis, John (Apostle), Turpentine, Ultraviolet Light, Violet Ray, Virginia Beach
Source: The Complete Edgar Cayce Readings, A.R.E. CD-ROM (2006). Reading 633-9, ReadingID 4312.