The Cures of Edgar Cayce and More!

[PurpleLama]

Ok, pressure from several quadrants have pushed for me to start this thread. The overall subject will be wholistic remedies for the conditions of the human body. I intend for this to primarily be a thread for discussion of remedies we have personally used, but if someone has a condition and are interested in alternative methods of treatment, then others may research and bring back information here.


Nothing in this thread should be construed as replacing BS allopathic medical diagnosis or treatment, yada yada, talk to your doctor if you have one, whatever. The mods can edit this disclaimer if they think it might stop us from being sued.

[PurpleLama]

Ouch. Man, from one parent of accident prone children to another, invest in some Cold Pressed Castor Oil, it is the balm for all wounds, a real miracle cure. I will start a thread one day about some of the remedies we use at the house.

Anecdotal evidence, if my four year old son hurts himself a little, he wants us to kiss it. If he hurts himself a lot, he asks for the castor oil.

The oil shares a similar property to quartz crystal, in that it will amplify energy. Combine that with the loving, concerned parent who is applying it, and you got your miracle right there.

The use of castor oil as a healing agent goes back to ancient egypt. I had not heard of its use in torture, but I can imagine the heat pressed variety might have some good application there. I have used it internally to no ill effect, well, no unexpected effect I will say. This "prescription" sounds like what I have said in reference to taking apple cider vinegar, that the stomach feels better just so it won't be threatened with more acv.

Above are quoted the two posts I was steadily derailing eelco's thread with. Following is a more lengthy answer to a PM from another member who purchased some Castor Oil.

Cayce said "Castor oil loves a wound" and I can attest to the veracity of that statement, and then some.

One tip, for starters, since you got a bottle on the way, when using topically and not making a pack/poultice out of it, always remember Less is More. Use one drop at a time, typically, rubbing the one drop into/onto the affected area completely before adding more. The reason for this, if too much is applied to the skin all at once, then a clearing reaction may occur and this can cause a break out.

Use the oil, one drop at a time, to remove moles/cancers, to heal any sort of acne/pimple/cysts, to lessen wrinkles on the face, for superficial scratches on the skin, pretty much anything unwanted, scars can be lessened/removed potentially as well. For an actual wound, use it pretty much like you would an antibiotic ointment, putting it on and around the wound and cover with a bandage. If it is a real bleeder, you may want to wait to apply very much to the wound itself, as it will soften the scab and bleeding may recur, but instead rub it into the skin all around.

Using wool flannel, packs can be made, which are typically used on the abdomen, but can be applied anywhere on the body. There are several protocols to follow with the packs, look up castor oil packs and see what uses they have, and if you need I will be happy to write out the directions for them.

When used on an injury, it does seem to reduce the associated pain rather quickly, even though it has no analgesic properties whatsoever. I believe this is strictly due to the remarkable effectiveness of its healing quartz like properties.

It may be taken internally as well. An adult dose is usually about 2 tablespoons, to be taken on an empty stomach right before bed. It is recommended, if taken internally, to take it 3 days in a row, followed by 3 days off, 3 days on, 3 days off, etc. Alternately, 7 days on, 7 days off. It is a powerful laxative. Once it starts working, sometimes its the 2nd or 3rd day before the "fireworks" happen, but once it starts you will feel like you stepped back ten or twenty years in time, physically speaking. It is seriously amazing. If you have IBS (irritable bowel syndrome) or Chrone's disease, it might not be a good idea to take internally, and do the packs instead. But, barring that, it hugely beneficial. Don't be afraid of the taste, cold pressed and processed oil has almost no flavor to it, it is the hot pressed and pasteurized oil that has that nasty rancid flavor that our grandmothers used to scare us with.

[Altaira]

That's a wonderful thread PL. I just want to share how to treat a pink eye or conjunctivitis which according to my experience was cured with 1 application only. My son had conjunctivitis and I decided to put a drop of colloidal silver at he edge and rub it around gently. On the next day his eye was in perfect condition.

[PurpleLama]

That's a wonderful thread PL. I just want to share how to treat a pink eye or conjunctivitis which according to my experience was cured with 1 application only. My son had conjunctivitis and I decided to put a drop of colloidal silver at he edge and rub it around gently. On the next day his eye was in perfect condition.

I do not have extensive experience with colloidal silver, however there was this one dude who used to frequent the health food stores in the Jackson, MS area who's skin turned blue because he had taken so much of it over time. I have always wanted to get together a system to make my own colloidal silver, as it was indicated that for supplemental use it is imperative that the solution be freshly made, for the potential dimension gating effects it would engender, similar to taking ORMEs or ormus.

I am aware of its antimicrobial properties, but did not know it could be used topically on the eyes. That is very good to know, having small children at home.

The cold pressed castor oil can be used on the eyes without pain, according to one person I know who knows someone who used it in that fashion.

[ronin]

has anyone actually made and tried Ormus?
i bought some off e bay once and took it for about two weeks.

[Amanda]

A friend introduced me to Edgar Cayce via books. I have read two books and all I can say is Edgar Cayce possessed incredible esoteric/spiritual talent and should be studied by anyone who is interested. Edgar Cayce could be described as a person who was ahead of his time. Another person who was ahead of his time is Dr Weston Price - both knew the advantages of a healthy lifestyle with natural foods and natural healing for all our health problems.

Much Peace - Amanda

[PurpleLama]

I am a huge fan of Price, as well! He was in a whole other category than the Sleeping Prophet, being a scientist who truly was ahead of his time, whereas Cayce was more timeless, I would say.

It is a fact, that Cayce had a 100% cure rate for everyone who followed his instructions exactly.

[ronin]

should we be getting our pestle and mortars ready for the online cures and lost recipes?

[PurpleLama]

You will need a mortar and pestle. Everyone else I will refer to Heritage and Baar, two companies that are devoted to producing the Cayce remedies.

[ronin]

then let the teachings begin without any further ado.

[1inMany]

The Catholic Priest in town had cataract surgery, and somehow they botched his eye up. He said he put a drop of castor oil in his eye twice a day, and his eye was better after the oil than before he got cateracts. I've accidentally gotten it in my eye, trying to apply it to my eyelid for something else, and it didn't hurt a thing. Just thought I'd add.

[1inMany]

Then there was the time...I was shooting a shotgun out back. I didn't want to bother an old shoulder injury so I shot left handed. (I'm right handed.) The kick of that sucker gave me a hairline crack in one of my ribs. (Verified on xray.) Took me two days of painful breathing before I got over the embarassment of what a stupid thing I had done to tell anyone.

PL suggested a castor oil pack. Next day I was fine. I *love* Cayce's castor oil.

[Seikou-Kishi]

If it's OK, I would like to include something that I've used before to fight bacteria. It links in somewhat with the mention of colloidal silver. Another highly antibiotic metal is copper, and bacteria cannot live on copper surfaces. It's for this reason that hospitals use copper doorhandles.

One time I was miles out in the countryside far from other people when I injured myself. The wound was quite severe and I didn't have much on hand to sanitise it, but I had some water and rinsed the cut. Then I took the headphones I'd been using with my iPod and removed the rubber sheath from the wires. Then I took the lengths of copper wire and wove them into a gauze and used that to cover the wound.

I have the usual electric stills for distilling water, but I often use an old fashioned copper still. I use it for distilling other things, but also for distilling water when I want to take advantage of these two potent metals. Beneath the outlet pipe of the still I have a chamber in which I've layered gauzes made from woven strands of fine silver wire. As the water condenses and drips out of the outlet pipe, it passes drop by drop through all these layers of silver mesh until it falls into the solid silver pitcher.

I've considered making an alembic with the following properties: the alembic itself would be copper. The pipe delivering the condensed liquid back into the heating area would be helical so that on the outside I could expose the greatest area to the cold to encourage condensation, but the pipe would be filled with strands of silver wire. I would do this because placing the silver there would best take advantage of the spiral's maximal length and because there is an alchemical benefit in adding the silver as the fluid condenses again, secondly, the silver wires inside the spiral would maximise the ratio of surface area to volume, giving the condensate the greatest possible exposure to the silver. I think the reduced volume caused by the wire in the condensation pipe would make active cooling as with a frozen core more useful

I could equally do it by attaching a gauze to the lower end of the condensation pipe (where the condensate rejoins the bulb of the alembic) and filling the pipe with silver beads (which would be held in by the gauze). This is really only out of an interest to see how much effect I could get from these metals into the water. The form I've given above (with the copper still and silver gauze and pitcher) is very sufficient for most needs.

Just some ideas. If you want to take advantage of the antimicrobial properties of these two metals, there are many other ways. One way is to take a copper coin and clean it thoroughly and boil it in water (copper might be antimicrobial, but the crap that accrues on currency is not lol). Then place one or two of these coins in every bottle or vat of water you want to keep fresh (camping trips, etc). It needn't be pure copper, as copper alloys (brasses and bronzes) have the same properties according to how much copper they contain. I've spoken before of the particularly desirable qualities of brass, so I won't digress any further. Bronze too also has some great qualities, since it is the combination of the greater and lesser benefics.

Anyway, rambling no further here, I promise :-D

[modwiz]

If it's OK, I would like to include something that I've used before to fight bacteria. It links in somewhat with the mention of colloidal silver. Another highly antibiotic metal is copper, and bacteria cannot live on copper surfaces. It's for this reason that hospitals use copper doorhandles.


I have the usual electric stills for distilling water, but I often use an old fashioned copper still. I use it for distilling other things, but also for distilling water when I want to take advantage of these two potent metals. Beneath the outlet pipe of the still I have a chamber in which I've layered gauzes made from woven strands of fine silver wire. As the water condenses and drips out of the outlet pipe, it passes drop by drop through all these layers of silver mesh until it falls into the solid silver pitcher.

Very enjoyable post SK. Good stuff.

[BabaRa]

I too, have had great success with caster oil packs. Cold pressed caster oil, soft flannel cloth, heat on top. Never fails.

Originally called Palma Christi - here is info from Cayce's A.R.E. http://www.edgarcayce.org/are/holist...a/repalma.html