Edgar Cayce on nutrition and health. Harold Reilly drugless therapy. Edgar Cayce Recipes The Future of the Earth

Harold Reilly - Non-Drug Therapy. Edgar Cayce Recipes

FutureEarth

Harold J. Reilly, D. Ph. T., D.S. and Ruth Hagy Brod

Harold J. Reilly, Ruth Hagie Broad

Edgar's Recipes Casey
A.R.E.®Press, Virginia Beach, Virginia, Future of the Earth St. Petersburg 2005
Harold J. Reilly and Ruth Hagie Broad

DRUG-FREE THERAPY. Edgar Cayce recipes. Foreword by Hugh-Lynn Casey. Per. from English. Tsvetkovoy O. A. - St. Petersburg: The Future of the Earth, 2005. - 448 p.

Thanks to the recipes that Casey gave in a state of trance, tens of thousands of patients were cured. This amazing person has never made a single professional mistake in his entire practice. The methods, methods of treatment and recipes of Edagar Casey were further confirmed by modern scientific research.

The author of the book, Harold Reilly, is one of the most prominent physiotherapists in the world, who for many years has successfully applied in his practice the methods and recipes given by the greatest prophet and educator of our time, Edgar Cayce.
Reminder to Readers: Before attempting any of the remedies and exercises described in this book, you should always consult your physician and never attempt them without the full consent of your physician. In addition, it is important not to interrupt the treatment and not break the diet that you have been prescribed.

Dedicated to Betty, whom I believe was sent to me by Edgar himselfCaseyto assist in the work that made the publication of this book possible.

Harold J. Reilly
Dedicated to Albert, beloved husband, friend and partner who makes everything possible.

Ruth Hagie Broad
All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of the copyright holders.
ISBN 5-94432-049-4 ISBN 0-87604-215-9

© Earth's Future, 2005 © 1975 by Harold JL Reilly

“This means that the spirit, the soul, the elements of the forces acting in nature use certain parts of our body as their temple during the period of our life on earth.” (311-4)
“Any treatment comes from the One Source. Whether it be diets, exercises, medicines or even the use of a scalpel - everything should be done in order to awaken those forces in the body that would help it recover, in other words, awaken in it the awareness of the Forces of the Creator, or God. (2696-1)
“... every month, at least one week, should be devoted to ennobling, maintaining and regulating the body so that the body remains young in mind and in physical relationship, as well as in its purpose. But this does not mean that a person should spend this whole week only on this. (3420-1)
Edgar Casey
TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction 13

1. 
   Who is Edgar Cayce? 13
2. 
   Who is Harold J. Reilly? fifteen

Chapter 1. Prevention: the key to health for life 23

Chapter 2 Working with Casey 33

Chapter 3. Casey and his philosophy of healing 52

Chapter 4 Working with Casey Patients 74

Part II: Your home health resort

Chapter 5. Casey and his principles of diet and nutrition 101

Chapter 6 146

Chapter 7

Chapter 8. Massage and manipulation: how to rub a person 214

Chapter 9

Chapter 10. Hydrotherapy: treatment with water 266

Chapter 11

Part III: For those who care about their beauty. Casey/Reilly Manual

Chapter 12 excess weight 333

Chapter 13 Wake Up Sleeping Beauty 361

Chapter 14 Casey 380 Tips & Remedies

Part IV

Chapter 15

FOREWORD

Harold Reilly is one of the prominent American physiotherapists who has helped many people find practical use information received by Edgar Cayce in his "readings". Dr. Reilly is one of the most active and dedicated people. He instills confidence in others, for he himself practices what he says. He is characterized by friendliness, enthusiasm and an amazing sense of humor. Conversations with Dr. Reilly and the treatment he prescribed convince you that your body is able to do much more than you expect from it, you gain inspiration and respect for yourself.

One of the main reasons why Dr. Reilly was so successful in using the readings of Edgar Cayce to help people is that his philosophy of health was consonant with the philosophy of health expressed in the readings long before he was introduced to them. What is surprising is the fact that Reilly's name was mentioned in Casey's readings several years before the two men met in person. Both Edgar Cayce and Harold Reilly were more interested not in how to treat symptoms, but in how to keep people healthy and discover the causes of illness. The texts of the reading sessions give a lot of advice regarding exercise, diet, various procedures, that is, such independent methods treatments for which the person who administers them is responsible. That is why the book "Non-Drug Therapy" you will find support and most effective ways helping yourself to restore physical, mental and emotional balance and form a new attitude towards life.

Edgar Cayce spoke about the importance apple diet, lotion from castor oil, parylene with special oils that help with certain ailments, special massage methods and the use of various diets. But it was Harold Reilly who was the first to help people combine all these therapies. It was he who inspired and encouraged them to apply these methods and understand that over time all this can lead to fantastic results.

This is a book about how to act. The treatments described in detail are backed up by material from the world of science, which has now confirmed many of the basic concepts expressed by Edgar Cayce in his readings. Harold Reilly began working with these concepts over forty-five years ago.

Perhaps you will not read this book in its entirety from beginning to end and turn to what you personally need. In this case, you will find that Dr. Reilly and Ruth Hagie Broad have presented the material under the exact headings, and the cross-references they provide will serve as a valuable guide to both the listed problems and the Cayce-Reilly methods of treatment.

famous phrase“Yes, we have this body,” with which Edgar Cayce, who was in a state of trance, began his mediumistic revelations thousands of times, truly reveals the meaning of this book. Man must start with himself. If he cannot heal himself, how can he be a conduit for the healing of his fellow men? Here is a complete combination of means to achieve physical, mental, emotional and spiritual balance, which, in fact, is what every person aspires to.

The creation of this book took a full three years, and it would not have been possible without the dedicated help of people who believed in the wisdom of Cayce's revelations, expressed on the spiritual, mental, emotional and physical levels.

We express our appreciation and gratitude for the special assistance to the following people:

Hugh Lynn Casey for his informative Preface and Memoirs;

Gladys Davis Turner, Lucille Kahn, Hugh-Lynn, Dr. Pat Reilly, and Dorothy Reilly for their help in reconstructing the biography of Edgar Cayce and his family;

J. Everett Irion, Violet Shelley, and the editorial, library, and administrative staff of the Research and Education Association (RPA) in Virginia Beach, Virginia;

volunteers Rhoda Boiko, who assisted Ruth Hagie Broad in researching and reprinting excerpts from Casey's medical file; Rudolf Boyko, who helped his wife; Albert T. Brod, who made countless copies, revisions, revisions, and readings; Andrew Grossman, who helped a lot with routine work;

artist Jacqueline Mott, who added her own illustrations to those by Ray Gullis;

Drs. William A. McGary, John Joseph Lally, and Edith Wallace for reviewing this manuscript and for helpful criticisms and suggestions.

We express special gratitude for the sensitive leadership and courage shown in the struggle for the right of people to take care of their health, breathe clean air, drink clean water and consume quality food to senators

Richard S. Schweiker, Gaylord Nelson, William Proxmire, Philip A. Hart, and Congressman James J. Delaney.

We express our deepest gratitude and respect to Dr. Roger J. Williams, Director of the Clayton Institute of Biochemistry at the University of Texas for his great book "Nutrition Against Disease" from which we have taken many excerpts.
In addition, we would like to extend our gratitude to those numerous authors of books and articles, one way or another related to the life of Edgar Cayce and his healing methods, whose selfless activity helps to ensure that this knowledge becomes the property of all.
INTRODUCTION
I. WHO IS EDGARCASEY?

Thirty-six books have been written about Edgar Cayce that have sold millions of copies and countless articles have been published in newspapers and magazines, but for some of you, this may be the first acquaintance with the man who was called the Sleeping Prophet, the most mysterious person America, spiritual seer, telepathic healer and clairvoyant.

It all depends on how you look at that person. Many of Edgar Cayce's contemporaries knew the "awake" Edgar Cayce as a gifted professional photographer. Others, especially children, admired him as kind and understanding. school teacher. His own family knew him as a wonderful husband and father.

"Sleeping" Edgar Cayce was a completely different person - a medium known to thousands of people from various areas activities that had reason to thank him for his help. Indeed, many of them believed that only he saved their lives, or radically changed it when it seemed that everything was already lost. "Sleeper" Edgar Cayce was a diagnostician and seer, devoted to the Bible.

Edgar Cayce, even as a child, on his farm in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, where he was born on March 18, 1877, demonstrated powers of perception that went beyond the normal range of the five senses. At the age of six or seven, he told his parents that he had "visions" of recently deceased relatives and that he was communicating with them. The parents attributed this to the fertile imagination of a lonely child who had been influenced by the religious gatherings that were popular in that part of the country. Later, he often fell asleep with his textbooks under his head, perhaps for this reason he developed a special photographic memory that helped him quickly become the best student in his rural school. However, this gift gradually disappeared, and Edgar was able to finish only seven classes, and then went to work.

By the age of twenty-one, Casey had become a salesman for a wholesale stationery company. By this time, he began to develop paralysis of the muscles of the throat, which could lead to loss of voice. The doctors could not determine physical reason this state, they even used hypnosis, but this did not give a long-term effect. Then as last resort Edgar asked his friend to help him re-immerse himself in the same hypnotic sleep that helped him memorize the material in school textbooks as a child. Edgar's friend carried out the necessary suggestion procedure for him, and Edgar again found himself in a state of trance, thanks to which he was able to cope with his problem. Having fallen into an unconscious state, he found for himself that medicine and that type of therapy that successfully returned his voice and restored his entire body.

A group of physicians from Hopkinsville and Bowling Green, Kentucky, used Casey's unique talent to diagnose their patients. They soon discovered that wherever the patient was, it was enough for Casey to have the name and address of the patient in order to telepathically tune in to the mind and body of this person and establish with him such a connection as if they were in the same room. He didn't need any other information about the patient.

One young doctor, Welsey Ketchum, presented a report on this unconventional procedure to the Society for consideration. clinical research in Boston. On October 9, 1910, the New York Times published a two-page article with photographs about it. From that moment on, worried people from all over the country began to seek help from a miracle man.

Edgar Cayce died on January 3, 1945, in Virginia Beach, Virginia, leaving behind a verbatim record of recommendations that he, as a clairvoyant, telepathically transmitted over forty-three years to more than six thousand people. In 1932, the Research and Educational Association (RPA) was formed to preserve and study this information. Her library in Virginia Beach contains 14,246 copies of transcripts of Edgar Cayce's mediumistic readings. Of these reads, 8976, that is, about 64 percent contain a description physical ailments several thousand people, and they also recommend treatment for these ailments.

Researchers of the structure of cure for the most common physical ailments agree on the usefulness of testing the theories of Edgar Cayce. As a result, the reading data fell into the hands of five doctors from a clinic in Phoenix, Arizona. Then, thanks to reports and annual conferences, information about the results of treatment became available to a wide range of specialists.

The reading material of Edgar Cayce is one of the most impressive pieces of evidence of the mediumistic perception of the individual that has ever been made in history. Reading texts, together with various notes, letters and communications, were cross-referenced to the relevant headings and made available to psychologists, doctors, students, writers and researchers, whose interest in these materials still continues to grow.

The named association continues to work on the subject index and catalog of available information, conducts research and experiments, and also contributes to conferences, seminars and lectures.

forty-five year old clinical experience Dr. Harold J. Reilly's work with these readings is an invaluable addition to this material.
Talk to Dr. Reilly about this. He has experienced thousands of cases. [He] is someone who does what the information we've received indicates, and it brings real results, no matter how much it echoes what other people tell him.(5162-1, reports)

Edgar Casey
II. WHO IS HAROLD J. REILEY?

The Rockefeller Center Health Institute, founded and led by Dr. Reilly, has been a health mecca for over thirty years. prominent people and celebrities who, under his careful supervision, restored their health, which suffered from the stress associated with their activities. At the Reilly Institute, they improved their figure and beauty and maintained health and famous actresses. Members of famous royal families received advice and treatment from Reilly, as well as at the world-famous resorts of Europe.

The walls of this institute were hung with photographs famous people and thanks received from them.

The caption on a photo of Bob Hope, for example, reads: “Since I have been maintaining my health with Harold J. for a full eighteen years, I can rightfully say that everyone should live the Reilly.”

"Creator of happy and more effective people"- this is how the clergyman Norman Vincent Peel described Reilly, and Hugh Lynn Casey in his book "Journey Inward" inscribed the following: "To Harold, who helped many people begin the Journey Inward, as Edgar Cayce imagined it."

All these thanks were rightfully deserved, for Harold J. Reilly was at that time one of the leading proponents of drugless, natural methods treatment, and continues to be so today. He is recognized as one of the preeminent physiotherapists in the world, and physicians from many countries come to study with him. Among his patients were not only celebrities. Many of his patients are simply suffering people referred by one of the three thousand medical practitioners.

Reilly's background and impressive work experience are backed by eight degrees, including a Ph.D. from Eastern Reserve University, a Master of Physical Therapy from Ithaca College, and a Doctor of Physical Therapy from Van Norman University, California. In addition, he is a member of the Scientific Society of the College of Sports Medicine, a member of the Academic Council of Emerson University, a representative National Council physiotherapists, and director of the Edgar Cayce Foundation's Center for Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation.

Elected sixteen times as President of the New York Scientific Society of Physiotherapists, he is Chairman of the New York State Board of Chartered Physiotherapists, and was the legal chairman of the Physical Therapy Injury Committee, which was established by the State University of New York Board of Governors. He has a work permit in four states of Canada.
Dr. Reilly was born in southeast New York in 1895 and grew up in the Bronx, in the Van Ness neighborhood. He was the eldest of seven siblings, all of whom became physical therapists except for one sister. At the age of twelve, he organized a sports and athletic club in the basement of the house where his family lived. In 1916, after graduating from the National Institute of Eclecticism, he immediately went to the United States Army and served on the Mexican frontier in an engineer regiment, where he trained in jiu-jitsu and wrestling. After demobilization, ok received degrees from Ithaca College and Eastern Reserve University. Later he graduated from the American School of Naturopathy, the American School of Chiropractic and a two-year course in osteopathy.

For several years, Reilly studied in Battle Creek, Michigan with Dr. John Harvey Kellogg, founder of preventive medicine, and developer of cereal breakfasts and the electric cabinet.

During his varied career, Dr. Reilly founded e Sullivan Country, New York, a farm where alcoholics and drug addicts were rehabilitated. In 1924 he established the Physiotherapists' Service in New York, and in 1935 he opened the famous Reilly Institute of Health at the Rockefeller Center.

However, Dr. Reilly's notoriety was not due to his impressive educational credentials and professional background, but to his amazing connection to Edgar Cayce, the "sleeping prophet" of Virginia Beach, who in 1930, almost two years before they met, started sending Reilly case histories. Until that time, Reilly did not know anything about Edgar Cayce and did not suspect that a medium was referring patients to him.

Before his death in 1945, Casey referred more than a thousand patients to Dr. Reilly and mentioned his name hundreds of times in his trance readings, in which he diagnosed and prescribed treatments for a wide variety of diseases.

Jess Stern in his book about Edgar Cayce, inspired by Reilly himself, and most of which was written on the Reilly farm characterizes Dr. Reilly as "Casey's confidante, practicing his methods of healing." Of course, he is the undisputed living authority on all that is connected with the secrets of health, transmitted by Casey in his readings. Most of the dozens of Cayce books that have sold millions of dollars have highlighted Dr. Reidy's rare skill, understanding of Cayce's treatments, and success in applying them. Dr. Reilly is not only an "expert" in Cayce's theories: over forty-five years of practice, he has clinically tested them and made appropriate changes. The final confluence of Cayce's mediumistic abilities, through which he penetrated some source of "universal knowledge" and Reilly's practical and scientific experience, produced an invaluable treasure trove of healing methods that, when properly administered, prove to be effective. Now these methods are available to thousands of readers who are looking for a tangible path that could lead them out of the littered labyrinth of modern life.

Despite the mysterious overtones created by Casey's reputation as a clairvoyant, there is no mystery in the great similarity between the two people, the medium and the medical scientist. They shared the same health philosophy. In the words of Dr. Ray-LEA| - “Medicine and most doctors are aimed at treating specific ailments. Cayce's readings and Reilly's therapy aim to create a healthy body that will heal itself from ailments. We try to understand Nature and work with Nature. In this case, the body heals itself.”

When Reilly closed his Institute of Health in 1965 and "retired" by moving to his farm in New Jersey, he donated his physical therapy equipment to the Research and Education Association (RPA) in Virginia Beach, Virginia, and established a physical therapy clinic, trained therapists and accepted the post of director, which he still holds. In addition, he founded the Department of Physical Therapy at the IPA Clinic in Phoenix, Arizona and trained the staff. However, it was not easy for Dr. Reilly to remain on a well-deserved rest. When some of his regular patients, such as David Dubinsky, who had been a regular patient of Reilly for forty years, insisted on his weekly treatment, Dr. Reilly agreed to come to New York once a week and, with another doctor, see patients in office at the Capitol Theatre. But the time spent in the New York office increased to two or three days, and then to a week, and soon Dr. Reilly was working almost as hard as when he was in charge of the institute.

When the Capitol Theater was demolished, Reilly again hoped to go on a well-deserved rest, but this well-deserved rest did not last longer than the first time, because, after the publication of books "EdgarCasey.The Sleeping Prophet and others to his farm in New Jersey, a stream of pilgrims poured from all over the country.

He was assisted on the farm by his indefatigable colleague Betty Billings. She graduated from the University of North Carolina with a Bachelor of Science in Dietetics. She was a resident physician at Dayton Miami Valley Hospital in Ohio and has served as a clinical nutritionist at Duke University Hospital and at New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center. Betty is the owner degree in the field of physiotherapy.

Miss Billings first met Dr. Reilly about sixteen years ago when she approached him to help her paralyzed mother after all traditional methods treatments have been exhausted. She was so impressed with Reilly's treatment of her mother that she left New York Medical Center Cornell Hospital and joined Reilly's staff at Rockefeller Center. Since then, she has been working with Dr. Reilly, and both of them are very popular as health consultants.

Dr. Reilly says of her: “I always had the feeling that Betty Billings was sent to me by Edgar Cayce... Nutrition is extremely important in Cayce's therapy. And at that time I was completely weak in matters of counting grams of certain products and calculating recommended daily norms consumption, and was not always up to date with all the new research being done in this complex area. I guess Casey wanted us to work together."

Dr. Reilly, like Edgar Cayce, specializes in the "rejected by medicine," that is, those who have given up all hope of getting help from established drug-oriented doctors. Thanks to his success in the treatment of "hopeless" patients, his fame spread further and further. And when the influx of patients became so great that his farm could no longer accommodate everyone, and Betty Billings was no longer able to take care of everyone, he announced that he would have to limit his practice and work only with members of the IPA.

"I wanted to discourage patients, especially those who may not have taken this therapy seriously," he explained. - “Besides, if they do not understand the Cayce philosophy, which affirms the unity of the body, mind and spirit, and if their consciousness is not tuned to the required level, then the results will take too long; sometimes they never get there.”

Today, still active at 79, Dr. Reilly puts it this way:

“The idea behind all my work is that I consider myself the mouthpiece and interpreter of Cayce's readings, which were addressed to specific individuals. I, with my knowledge, education and experience, was destined to interpret what he taught and teach people what to do.

And in this Dr. Reilly has been remarkably successful. Therefore, I think it would be quite appropriate to conclude this preface with the following words of Nelson A. Rockefeller: "He is a great specialist and an amazing person."
PART I
"THE BODY IS A TEMPLE"
PREVENTION: THE KEY TO HEALTH FOR LIFE

Chapter 1
“... the acquisition of any strength and any healing is the essence of a change in vibrations from within - the adjustment of the divine principle, residing in the living tissues of the body, to the Energy of the Creator. This is the only healing. Whether it is achieved through the use of drugs, a scalpel, or whatever, it is the tuning of the energy of the atomic structure of living cells to its spirituality". (1967-1)

“Because the Mind is the Creator, or ‘because man himself thinks he is such,’ his mind, body and soul expand their capabilities so as to satisfy all the needs of the Creator.” (564-1)

EdgarCasey
"... to Heaven, but not to our injured health, we must first of all turn our eyes."

Roger J. Williams, PhD in Dietetics
Once a forty-two-year-old man asked Edgar Cayce a question:

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  Until what age should I live in this incarnation? (866-1)
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  Up to one hundred and fifty years! replied the Sleeping Prophet from Virginia Beach.

Is it true that you can stay young for a very long time? - continued to question him this visitor.

That is, you need to think about diet, as well as applying knowledge about your body? the man continued, eager for a more detailed answer.

That's right," Casey replied. (900-465)

Cayce's view of the potential for human longevity and youth is consistent with the natural laws of the universe that we find in the animal kingdom. According to biologists, the life span of any species should be ten to twelve times the age at which members of the respective species first become capable of reproducing. Therefore, theoretically, a person should live up to 120, or even up to 150 years.

Scientists all over the world dealing with geriatrics and longevity claim that average duration human life should be about 140 years. Cellular researchers believe that since some cells can be kept alive indefinitely if placed in an optimal nutrient medium, then, theoretically, a person could live forever.

Dr. Augustus B. Kinzel, former director of the Salk Institute for Biological Sciences, suggested that "the dream of man to always remain young will become a fact, and as early as the 1980s progress will be noticeable in realizing it."

Even ex-president of the conservative American Medical Association, the late Dr. Edward L. Bortz of Lankenau Hospital in Philadelphia, mused that there is no reason why we should not be at least 100 years old by the year 2000.

In fact, there are places on earth where men and women, having stepped over a century-old milestone, remain vigorous, healthy and capable of reproducing offspring. These are the inhabitants of the Caucasus Mountains of Abkhazia, Vilcabamba (Ecuador), as well as the land of Hunzas, an independent state of West Pakistan.

Later we will elaborate on the lifestyle of these wonderful people, as well as on the many facets of the study of this amazing phenomenon and on the Cayce-Reilly prescriptions, which you personally can follow at home. It can only be noted that their way of life is consistent with the recipe for longevity and prolongation of youth given by Casey.

Paradoxically, while science is trying in every possible way to find a way to prolong life, people are suffering more and more from chronic and degenerative diseases. Dr. Max Bircher-Benner, one of the great pioneering physicians and champions of preventive medicine, said many years ago: “The field of incurable diseases has expanded dangerously. Although doctors have the ability to artificially prolong life, the Creator’s intention is not at all for a person to live on crutches, or to turn the planet into a huge infirmary for the sick.”

I corresponded with Dr. Bircher-Benner until his death in 1939, and we shared the same philosophy of health, in particular our belief in the importance of preventive medicine. Agree that few of us would make a choice in favor of stretching out a few more years being an invalid - a burden for ourselves and for our family - and knowing that your days are numbered anyway.

In this regard, modern medical science, despite its impressive achievements in reducing the number of infectious diseases and the treatment of other diseases lags behind in the field of disease prevention and maintenance good health. We all want health, not just better healthcare. Since we have renewed our friendship with the Chinese, we could take over from them one of their old custom: to pay doctors not when we are sick, but when we are healthy.

Today modern people(and their children) are a threatened species. The health of Americans is undergoing gradual destruction. There is a need for more hospitals, more medical faculties more doctors, in new medicines and in larger research funding. In 1971, former US President Richard M. Nixon asked federal officials draft a program that would make Americans the most healthy people in the world. The report revealed that although Americans spend on healthcare more money than any other nation, their health is worse than in most developed countries. We have more cases of cancer, heart disease, diabetes, mental illness, arthritis and birth defects than in any other developed country in the world. We are in 50th place in terms of life expectancy. Americans are less healthy than they were twenty years ago, and our life expectancy is declining. The President tasked then-Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare Eliot L. Richardson "to figure out exactly what needs to be done to make this country healthier than any other country in the world."

It was enough for him to look around and observe the daily life of his fellow citizens living in different parts countries. We are surrounded on all sides by secret enemies who treacherously deceive us by sneaking up on us on tiptoe, dressed in attractive masks. The seven most dangerous of these enemies in our modern image lives hide in the air we breathe; in the water we drink; in the methods of food preparation, as well as in the methods of supply, processing and sale of products; in the nutrition of the family, where, allegedly, the "great American diet" is planned and observed; in our dependence on the car, which robs us of mobility and leads to heart disease and other dangerous ailments, if he does not kill and maim right on the road, as well as in the "accomplice in crime" TV; drugstores on every corner that got our nation hooked on pills and that make drug addicts out of our kids; and, finally, in "work" with its deadly stresses associated with insecurity, competition and health-damaging "cups of coffee" and lunches with business partners.

We must not fall prey to these enemies. When we are ready to exert our powers and learn how to use them, methods of protection become available to us. “One gram of prevention is worth one kilogram of treatment,” and this is true both in regard to health and in relation to all other aspects of life.

And here is what the representative of official medicine, Dr. Bircher-Benner, tells us: “My brothers, your life has turned off the path. Try to recognize the dangers that threaten your health and learn how to avoid them before it's too late. Preventing disease is possible if you take it seriously. Prevention will be effective if you are strong and steadfast.”

After fifty-five years of treating the sick and returning to health, form and life force thousands of people, I learned that people take better care of their cars and lawnmowers than they take care of their bodies and health. I have to hear excuses all the time: “But I didn’t have time to exercise, eat right and do everything you told me to do.”

I invariably answer: “You don’t have time to stay healthy, but when you got sick, did you find the time?”

Less funds for car care, but more peanut butter for the body: this rule should enter into the life of a healthier and stronger population.

Although I am a physiotherapist, for more than fifty-five years I have specialized in restoring health to the whole person, that is, to a person whose body and mind are affected by the influence of the outside world. I have said many times that the same blood flows in our intestines and in our brain. But I can also say the opposite, namely that the blood that flows through the brain, with which we experience anxiety, anxiety and fear, also flows through our intestines, in which we experience tension.

Many people came to Reilly at Rockefeller Center Health Services with the same complaint: “When I was in the Army, I was in great shape. I felt good all the time. Now I'm lost physical form, became clumsy, and all the time it seems to me that I am poisoned by something. Can you restore me to my previous state?

But we must remember that while a man was in the army, he did not have to worry about a raise in income, about how his wife would meet him when he returned home from work, about a possible dismissal from his job and about paying off a mortgage. He didn't have to make decisions because all the decisions had already been made for him. Therefore, he could relax, and relaxation, along with the release of responsibility and tension, was partly the reason for the good physical condition in which he was then.

The problem of getting these people back to "when you feel good" is not just about better nutrition and exercise. This requires a psychological adjustment to a whole area of ​​life, a self-adjustment that all people have to do if they live in society as responsible citizens, and if they want to support themselves, and not depend on other people or on the state.

Today, every person, whether male or female, lives like a soldier on the economic competitive front, where you need to be constantly on the alert to maintain security, support your home and family, and save something for the future.

It is curious that if all this was not for the sake of our body, we would not have to carry out this adjustment of ourselves. If all this were not for the sake of our body, we would not have to fight this fight all our lives!

If we only had a mind and no body, then the world of economics would simply disappear. You wouldn't need a house, or food to nourish your body, or clothes to cover it, or cosmetics to brighten it up, or a car to move it around. Marriage would also be unnecessary, since sex would not exist in the physical sense, and we would not reproduce. Therefore, the body becomes the cause of the economy, marriage, politics and war.

But the fact that I have marveled all my life is that it is the body that makes all that struggle, pressure and work relevant that we often not only neglect, but misuse and abuse it. Apparently, the ancient Greeks, who revered the body and even worshiped it, were closer to a rational attitude to everyday life than we are. They at least recognized that the body is the center of life in the world.

It is thanks to the body that we are here in this three-dimensional world. Therefore, it is necessary to maintain harmony and balance in the body, in other words, keep it healthy, for only through the body those parts of us that are non-physical, that is, the mind and spirit, can function well enough to reach their highest potential.

In modern life, we focus more not on bringing the body into balance, but, on the contrary, on bringing it out of balance. Trying to earn money and succeed, we exhaust our strength. Every misused, overloaded or neglected part of the body must be responsible for the state of the whole organism.

Edgar Cayce's readings clearly prove the fact that a person cannot be divided into parts, and that each part is a separate structure and system and would be understood in the sense of treatment without taking into account all other parts.

Edgar Cayce has repeatedly argued that everything we do and think is directly related to who we are in terms of human beings in general: what we eat affects what we think about; what we think about affects what we eat; and what we eat and think together affects what we do, how we feel and look. I am quoting an example from reading 288-38 which states the following: does us who we are are, both in terms of body and in terms of mind.

In yet another reading (2528-2), Casey says: "When the soul, mind and body live according to the law, the entity is able to fulfill the purpose for which it experiences the material and the physical."

I was extremely fortunate in that I personally knew Edgar Cayce and worked with him. Through him we have access to the timeless wisdom that this great man and medium drew from the "universal sources" of knowledge. I think that we have never needed this wisdom as much as we need it today, in the midst of external and internal ecological chaos that has engulfed man, science and technology.

The purpose of this book is to teach you how to maintain health through the natural, drug-free, mind-set, and spiritual practices that Edgar Cayce advised six thousand patients in over fifteen thousand of his readings. You must keep in mind the fact that most of the people who sought help from Casey and me were turned down by medicine. They were desperate and almost hopeless people who had tried everything traditional and Alternative medicine. For many of them, turning to Casey was a kind of final court. Casey recognized the cause of ailments by entering a trance state: he often never even saw the sick, who could be thousands of miles away from him. He would then prescribe medication to help the patient. Many have experienced what is known as miraculous healing". There were also those who did not. Although this mediumistic method seemed strange, there was nothing mysterious about the prescribed treatment. It included osteopathy, nutrition correction, exercises, massage, hydrotherapy and electrotherapy, lotions for external use, products and mixtures based on natural products, herbs and, in some cases, even the use of synthetic agents and surgical intervention. All this required perseverance, as well as a mental and spiritual attitude to achieve results. As Casey often explained:

Keep your mind set on the creative creative forces. Any healing must come from within, because the body has the ability to recreate or reproduce itself, as well as the ability to assimilate everything from which this recreation comes. (1663-1)

For any healing, both mental and physical, is the tuning of every atom of the body, every brain reflex to the awareness of the divine principle, which is inherent in every cell of the body. (3384-2)

In the following reading (528-9), Casey emphasizes the importance of perseverance and consistency:

The body must in no way lose courage and give up, but must work patiently, knowing that any healing, any help must come from creative thinking, creative application, and above all, from a creative spiritual impulse. Use the ailments of the body as a means to gain a better and more perfect understanding.

During the last fifteen years of Edgar Cayce's life (from 1930 to 1945), about a thousand patients came to me, whom he referred to me. At first, I was embarrassed by the difference in the texts of the reading sessions conducted for different patients, whose complaints could be classified in the same category. (In this respect, as in many others, Cayce was far ahead of his time in recognizing the biochemical identity of each individual, a subject that we will discuss in more detail in later chapters.) I must confess that at that time I often did not understand some facets of therapy. But by applying the treatment that Casey advised thousands of patients, after forty-five years of clinical practice, I began to recognize the underlying philosophy and operating principles. These principles are based on the structure and processes that underlie the body, mind and soul of a person.

It soon became clear to me that no matter what treatment or combination of methods he prescribed, he had four main goals: to improve and normalize the functions of absorption, excretion, circulation and relaxation. With the restoration of the normal balance of these four basic functions, the body begins to heal itself from ailments that manifest as symptoms of the disease. Indeed, both Casey and I have always worked not with symptoms but with causes, and therefore his readings rarely fall under medical labels. As a physiotherapist, I did not make diagnoses, but in clinical practice I found that a large percentage of the diagnoses made by doctors, with which patients came to me, were associated with symptoms of a violation of precisely these bodily functions. In any case, whatever the name may be, if the patient had the right attitude and persistently and consistently applied the methods of treatment, his functions of assimilation, excretion, circulation and relaxation returned to normal, resulting in a complete or partial recovery, about which Casey spoke.

For me, Casey's readings remain as relevant today as they were during his lifetime. In the years that have passed since his death (1945), my use of many of his methods and tools has proven time and again to be effective. The main difference here is that when Casey was alive, each patient could receive individual advice. After a series of questions, one could understand the reason why different people suffering from the same disease were given different recommendations regarding treatment. Often the massage ointment recipe was given in such detail and specificity that even the duration of its application was indicated and in many cases the expected results were predicted. A hallmark of Cayce's work was that each individual received a personalized treatment designed to restore harmony to body, mind, and soul. Sometimes he would simply refer patients to me and let me decide what they needed.

We no longer have Casey as a personal source of information. It remains to be hoped for those who have the experience, knowledge, scientific training and wisdom in correctly interpreting how to best use this reading material in order to treat the sick and make this knowledge available to those who are still healthy so that people can remain healthy all their lives. life.

The remedies and treatments that Casey pointed out have no time frame: they go far into the past and are often projected into the future, waiting for long years until scientific discoveries and studies confirm them. Cayce gained access to the "source of the universal mind" and received from it the natural laws that allow the body, mind and soul of a person to heal themselves. That is why these methods are as effective today as they were when Cayce was alive, if, of course, they are correctly interpreted.

The boundless wisdom of Cayce's readings must be constantly explored, studied and used in the form contained in it. possible means. We have not yet fully understood it, and we still have much to learn and experience. But after forty-five years of clinical experience and research, I learned to deduce from the advice he gave to individuals specific general principles, which, as my clinical experience shows, can heal the patient and serve as a guide good health for all.

I have selected treatments, therapies and remedies that can be used at home, provided that you comply with the parameters indicated for each method and that you have consulted with your doctor or a doctor who is oriented to the Cayce methods, and have undergone examinations and tests. . As Casey himself said, his job is to first teach individuals, then groups of people, and finally the masses. We hope the book "Edgar's Handbook"Casey:health without drugs will teach you the basics to stay healthy, young, control your weight, prevent disease, maintain your ability to reproduce, and live long, happy and productive lives.

Harold Reilly - Non-Drug Therapy. Edgar's Recipes
Casey

Future of the Earth
Harold J. Reilly, D. Ph. T., D.S. and Ruth Hagy Brod
The Edgar Cay ce Handbook for Health Through Drugless Therapy
Harold J. Reilly, Ruth Hagie Broad
Non-drug therapy
Edgar Cayce Recipes
A.R.E.®Press, Virginia Beach, Virginia, Future of the Earth St. Petersburg 2005
Harold J. Reilly and Ruth Hagie Broad
DRUG-FREE THERAPY. Edgar Cayce recipes.
Foreword by Hugh-Lynn Casey. Per. from English. Tsvetkova O. A. -
St. Petersburg: Future of the Earth, 2005. - 448 p.
ISBN 5-94432-049-4
You are holding a unique book in your hands. Its uniqueness lies in
that are collected here for the first time published in Russian
invaluable recipes and methods of treatment of a wide variety of

Diseases given by the greatest clairvoyant and healer of the 20th century
Edgar Cayce. His vicious abilities can only be compared
what about the gift of foresight of the great Nostradamus.
Thanks to the recipes that Casey gave in a state of trance,
tens of thousands of patients have been cured. This amazing person
in all his practice he did not make a single professional
errors. Methods, methods of treatment and recipes of Edagar Casey in
further confirmed by modern scientific
research.
The author of the book, Harold Reilly, is one of the most prominent
physiotherapists of the world, who for many years have successfully
applies in his practice the methods and recipes given
the greatest prophet and enlightener of our time,
Edgar Cayce.
Reminder to readers: Before resorting to either
other means and exercises described in this book, you
be sure to consult a doctor and in no case
case, do not try to use them without the full consent of the doctor.
In addition, it is important not to interrupt treatment and not break the diet,
that are assigned to you.
Dedicated to Betty, who I believe was sent to me
Edgar Cayce himself to help with the work that made possible
edition of this book.
Harold J. Reilly
Dedicated to Albert, beloved husband, friend and partner,
through which everything becomes possible.
Ruth Hagie Broad
All rights reserved. No part of this book may
be reproduced in any form without
written permission from the copyright holders.
ISBN 5-94432-049-4 ISBN 0-87604-215-9
© Earth's Future, 2005 © 1975 by Harold JL Reilly

“This means that the spirit, the soul, the elements acting in nature
forces use certain parts of our body as their
temple during the period of our life on earth. (311-4)
“Any treatment comes from the One Source. Whether
diets, exercises, medications or even the use of a scalpel -
everything should be done in order to awaken in the body those
forces that would help him recover, in other words,
awaken in him the realization of the Forces of the Creator, or God. (2696-1)
“... every month, at least one week, you need to devote
ennobling, maintaining and regulating the body, so that
the body remained young mentally and physically
respect, as well as in its purpose. But that doesn't mean that
a person should spend this whole week only on this. (3420-1)
Edgar Cayce
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Foreword
Casey 9

From author 11
Introduction 13
I. Who is Edgar Cayce? 13
II. Who is Harold J.
Reilly? fifteen
III.
Part D. "The body is a temple"
Chapter 1 Prevention: The Key
to health for life 23
Chapter 2 Working with Casey 33
Chapter 3
philosophy of healing 52
Chapter 4. Working with patients
Casey 74
Part II: Your home
health resort

Chapter 5
principles of diet and nutrition
101
Chapter 6
exercises? 146
Chapter
7.
Complex
exercises
for
body,
reshaping and
health 171
Chapter
8.
Massage
and
manipulation: how to rub
human 214
Chapter 9
231
Chapter
10.
Hydrotherapy:
water treatment 266
Chapter
11.
internal
cleansing:
washing

Colon, lotion and
cold treatment 293
Part III: For those who
take care of your beauty.
Casey/Reilly Manual
Chapter 12
overweight 333

Chapter 13
beauty 361
Chapter
14.
How
reach
beauty. Tips and Tools
Casey 380
Part IV
Chapter 15
ageless 411

FOREWORD
Harold Reilly is one of the prominent American
physiotherapists who helped many people find practical
application of the information obtained by Edgar Cayce in his
"readings". Dr. Reilly is one of the most active and
dedicated people. He instills confidence in others, for
he practices what he says. He has friendliness
enthusiasm and amazing sense of humour. Conversations with Dr. Reilly and
the treatment prescribed by him convinces you that your body
able to do much more than you expect from him, you
gain inspiration and respect for yourself.
One of the main reasons that allowed Dr. Reilly to achieve
great success in using the readings of Edgar Cayce to
helping people lies in the fact that his philosophy
health was consonant with the philosophy of health, expressed in
readings, long before meeting them. The fact is amazing
that Reilly's name was mentioned in Casey's readings for a few more
years before the two men met in person. And Edgar Cayce
and Harold Reilly were more interested not in how to treat
symptoms, but how to keep people healthy and detect
causes of illness. The texts of the reading sessions contain many
advice on exercise, diet, variety of treatments,
that is, such independent methods of treatment for which
the one who uses them. That is why in the book "Drugless
therapy” you will find support and the most effective ways
helping yourself to recover physically, mentally and
emotional balance and the formation of a new attitude towards
life.
Edgar Cayce spoke about the importance of an apple diet, lotions from
castor
oils,
parylene
co
special
oils,

FROM THE AUTHOR
The creation of this book took three whole years, and it would have been
impossible without the dedicated help of people who believed in
the wisdom of Cayce's revelations expressed in the spiritual,
mental, emotional and physical levels.
We, the authors of this book, want to seize the opportunity
to thank those who started their personal experience with us,
as well as many friends and colleagues who helped us in our work.
We express our appreciation and gratitude for the special
help the following people:
Hugh Lynn Casey for his informative Foreword and
memories;
Gladys Davis Turner, Lucille Kahn, Hugh-Lynn, Dr. Pat
Reilly and Dorothy Reilly for their help in recreating Edgar's biography
Casey and his family;
J. Everett Irion, Violet Shelley, and editorial,
library and administrative staff of the Research and Education Association (RPA) in Virginia Beach, State
Virginia;
volunteers Roda Boyko, who helped Ruth Hagi Broad in
research and reprinting excerpts from the medical file
Casey; Rudolf Boyko, who helped his wife; Albert T.
Brod, who made countless copies, checks,
corrections and readings; Andrew Grossman, who helped a lot in
routine work;
artist Jacqueline Mott, who added her illustrations to those
which were performed by Ray Gullis;
Drs. William A. McGary, John Joseph Lally and Edith
Wallace for revising this manuscript and for helpful criticism and
suggestions.
We express special gratitude for the sensitive leadership and
courage shown in the struggle for the right of people to take care of their own
health, breathe clean air, drink clean water and consume
quality food for senators
Richard S. Schweiker, Gaylord Nelson, William Proxmire,
Philip A. Hart and Congressman James J. Delaney.
We express our deep gratitude and respect to Dr.
To Roger J. Williams, Director of the Foundation's Institute of Biochemistry

Clayton at the University of Texas for his great book Nutrition
against the disease”, from which we have taken many excerpts.
In addition, we would like to extend our thanks to
those numerous authors of books and articles, one way or another
concerning the life of Edgar Cayce and his healing methods, whose
ascetic activity helps to ensure that this knowledge
became the property of all.
INTRODUCTION
I. WHO IS EDGAR CASEY?
Thirty-six books have been written about Edgar Cayce.
sold in millions of copies, and published countless
many articles in newspapers and magazines, but for some of you,
perhaps this is the first acquaintance with a person who was called
A sleeping prophet, America's most mysterious man,
spiritual seer, telepathic healer and clairvoyant.
It all depends on how you look at that person. Many contemporaries
Edgar Cayce was known to be "awake" Edgar Cayce as gifted
professional photographer. Others, especially children, admired
them as a kind and understanding school teacher. His own
the family knew him as a wonderful husband and father.
"Sleeping" Edgar Cayce was a completely different person -
a medium known to thousands of people from various fields
activities that had reason to thank him for his help. AT
in fact, many of them believed that only he saved their lives,
or radically changed it when it seemed that everything was already lost.
"Sleeping" Edgar Cayce was a diagnostician and visionary, a devotee
Bible.
Edgar Cayce, even as a child, on his farm in Hopkinsville,
state of Kentucky, where he was born on March 18, 1877, demonstrated
perceptual abilities beyond the ordinary
range of the five senses. At the age of six or seven he spoke
to his parents that he has "visions" of the recently deceased
relatives and that he communicates with them. Parents attributed it to
account of the rich imagination of a lonely child who has fallen under
the influence of the religious gatherings that were popular in that part
countries. Later, he often fell asleep with his textbooks under his head,

Perhaps for this reason, he developed a special photographic
memory that helped him quickly become the best student in
his village school. However, this gift gradually disappeared, and Edgar
I was able to finish only seven classes, and then went to work.
By the age of twenty-one, Casey had become a salesman for a company
wholesaler of office supplies. To that
time he began to develop paralysis of the muscles of the throat, which could
lead to loss of voice. Doctors could not establish physical
the cause of this state, they even used hypnosis, but this did not
long-term effect. Then as a last resort
Edgar asked his friend to help him re-immerse himself in the same
the most hypnotic dream that helped him remember in
childhood material set out in school textbooks. Friend of Edgar
carried out the necessary procedure of suggestion for him, and Edgar again
was in a state of trance, thanks to which he was able to
deal with your problem. Falling into unconsciousness
he found for himself that medicine and that kind of therapy that successfully
returned his voice and restored the whole body.
A group of doctors from Hopkinsville and Bowling Green, State
Kentucky, took advantage of Casey's unique talent to
diagnosing your patients. They soon discovered that wherever
the patient was not located, it was enough for Casey to have a name and address
patient in order to telepathically tune in to the mind and body of this
person and establish such a connection with him, as if they were in
one room. He didn't need any other information about the patient.
One young doctor, Welsey Ketchum, presented a report on this
non-traditional procedure for consideration by the Society of Clinical
research in Boston. October 9, 1910 in The New York Times
there was an article with photos about it for two whole pages. FROM
At this point, anxious people from all over the country began to seek
help from a miracle man.
Edgar Cayce died on January 3, 1945 in Virginia Beach,
Virginia, leaving behind verbatim records
recommendations, which he, as a clairvoyant, telepathically transmitted
for forty-three years to more than six thousand people. In 1932 there was
the Research and Education Association (RPA) was established,
whose purpose was to preserve and study this information. In her
library in Virginia Beach contains 14,246 copies of transcripts
mediumistic readings of Edgar Cayce. Of these readings, 8976,

That is, about 64 percent contain descriptions of physical ailments.
several thousand people, and they also recommend treatment for these
ailments.
Researchers of the structure of cure from the most common
physical ailments agree on the advisability of testing
theories of Edgar Cayce. As a result, the reading data fell into the hands of
to five doctors from a clinic in Phoenix, Arizona. Then,
thanks to reports and annual conferences, information about
results of treatment became available to a wide range of specialists.
Edgar Cayce's reading material is one of the most
impressive evidence of the mediumistic perception of the individual,
that have ever been made in all of history. Texts
readings coupled with various records, letters and messages
have been cross-referenced to the relevant
headings and placed at the disposal of psychologists, doctors, students,
writers and researchers whose interest in these materials is up to
is still growing.
The named association continues to work on the subject
index and catalog of available information, conducts
research and experimentation, and assists in
conferences, seminars and lectures.
Dr. Harold's 45 years of clinical experience
J. Reilly with these readings is an invaluable addition to
these materials.
Talk to Dr. Reilly about this. He is in his experience
seen thousands of cases. [He] is the one who does as
indicates the information we have received, and this brings real
results, no matter how much it echoes what he
other people say. (5162-1, reports)
Edgar Cayce
II. WHO IS HAROLD J. REILEY?
Institute of Health at the Rockefeller Center, founded and
headed by Dr. Reilly, for more than thirty years has been
a kind of Mecca of health for outstanding people and
celebrities,
which
under
his
sensitive
observation
restore their health, affected by stress,
associated with their activities. at the Reilly Institute

Improved their figure and beauty and maintained health and
famous actresses. Members of famous royal families received
Reilly has the same advice and treatment as the world-famous resorts
Europe.
The walls of this institute were hung with photographs of famous
people and thanks received from them.
The caption on a photo of Bob Hope, for example, reads:
“Since I have been maintaining my
health of Harold J., I can rightly say that
everyone should live according to Reilly.”
Many writers and poets have eloquently expressed their
admiration and recognition: Thomas Sergi signed one of his books
in the following words: "To Dr. Harold J. Reilly, himself
the best doctor on earth, whom even the angels of heaven,
gout sufferers might ask for help. But before
of everything, I am proud that he was a friend of Edgar Cayce and is
my friend."
"Creator of happy and more efficient people" - so
characterized Reilly by the clergyman Norman Vincent Peel, and
Hugh Lynn Casey on his book Journey Inward
wrote the following: "Harold, who has helped many people
start the Inward Journey as Edgar imagined it
Casey."
All these thanks were rightfully deserved, for Harold
J. Reilly was at that time one of the leading proponents
drug-free, natural therapies, and continues to
stay now. He is recognized as one of the most prominent
physiotherapists in the world, and to visit him

Future of the Earth

Harold J. Reilly, D. Ph. T., D.S. and Ruth Hagy Brod

The Edgar Cay ce Handbook for Health Through Drugless Therapy

Harold J. Reilly, Ruth Hagie Broad

Non-drug therapy

Edgar Cayce Recipes

A.R.E.®Press, Virginia Beach, Virginia, Future of the Earth St. Petersburg 2005

Harold J. Reilly and Ruth Hagie Broad

DRUG-FREE THERAPY. Edgar Cayce recipes. Foreword by Hugh-Lynn Casey. Per. from English. Tsvetkovoy O. A. - St. Petersburg: The Future of the Earth, 2005. - 448 p.

ISBN 5-94432-049-4

You are holding a unique book in your hands. Its uniqueness lies in the fact that it contains for the first time published in Russian invaluable recipes and methods for treating a wide variety of diseases, given by the greatest clairvoyant and healer of the 20th century, Edgar Cayce. His vicious abilities can only be compared with the gift of foresight of the great Nostradamus.

Thanks to the recipes that Casey gave in a state of trance, tens of thousands of patients were cured. This amazing person has never made a single professional mistake in his entire practice. The methods, methods of treatment and recipes of Edagar Casey were further confirmed by modern scientific research.

The author of the book, Harold Reilly, is one of the most prominent physiotherapists in the world, who for many years has successfully applied in his practice the methods and recipes given by the greatest prophet and educator of our time, Edgar Cayce.

Reminder to Readers: Before attempting any of the remedies and exercises described in this book, you should always consult your physician and never attempt them without the full consent of your physician. In addition, it is important not to interrupt the treatment and not break the diet that you have been prescribed.

Dedicated to Betty, who I believe was sent to me by Edgar Cayce himself to assist in the work that made this book possible.

Harold J. Reilly

Dedicated to Albert, beloved husband, friend and partner who makes everything possible.

Ruth Hagie Broad

All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of the copyright holders.

ISBN 5-94432-049-4 ISBN 0-87604-215-9

© Earth's Future, 2005 © 1975 by Harold JL Reilly

“This means that the spirit, the soul, the elements of the forces acting in nature use certain parts of our body as their temple during the period of our life on earth.” (311-4)

“Any treatment comes from the One Source. Whether it be diets, exercises, medicines or even the use of a scalpel - everything should be done in order to awaken those forces in the body that would help it recover, in other words, awaken in it the awareness of the Forces of the Creator, or God. (2696-1)

“... every month, at least one week, should be devoted to ennobling, maintaining and regulating the body so that the body remains young mentally and physically, as well as in its purpose. But this does not mean that a person should spend this whole week only on this. (3420-1)

Edgar Cayce

Foreword by Hugh Lynn Casey 9

Introduction 13

I. Who is Edgar Cayce? 13

II. Who is Harold J. Reilly? fifteen

Part D. "The body is a temple"

Chapter 1. Prevention: the key to health for life 23

Chapter 2 Working with Casey 33

Chapter 3. Casey and his philosophy of healing 52

Chapter 4 Working with Casey Patients 74

Part II: Your home health resort

Chapter 5. Casey and his principles of diet and nutrition 101

Chapter 6 146

Chapter 7

Chapter 8. Massage and manipulation: how to rub a person 214

Chapter 9

Chapter 10. Hydrotherapy: treatment with water 266

Chapter 11

Part III: For those who care about their beauty. Casey/Reilly Manual

Chapter 12

Chapter 13 Wake Up Sleeping Beauty 361

Chapter 14 Casey 380 Tips & Remedies

Chapter 15

FOREWORD

Harold Reilly is one of the eminent American physiotherapists who helped many people find practical applications for the information Edgar Cayce obtained in his "readings". Dr. Reilly is one of the most active and dedicated people. He instills confidence in others, for he himself practices what he says. He is characterized by friendliness, enthusiasm and an amazing sense of humor. Conversations with Dr. Reilly and the treatment he prescribed convince you that your body is able to do much more than you expect from it, you gain inspiration and respect for yourself.

One of the main reasons why Dr. Reilly was so successful in using the readings of Edgar Cayce to help people is that his philosophy of health was consonant with the philosophy of health expressed in the readings long before he was introduced to them. What is surprising is the fact that Reilly's name was mentioned in Casey's readings several years before the two men met in person. Both Edgar Cayce and Harold Reilly were more interested not in how to treat symptoms, but in how to keep people healthy and discover the causes of illness. The texts of the reading sessions give a lot of advice regarding exercise, diet, various procedures, that is, such independent methods of treatment for which the one who uses them is responsible. That is why in Drug Free Therapy you will find support and the most effective ways to help yourself restore physical, mental and emotional balance and form a new attitude towards life.

Edgar Cayce talked about the importance of the apple diet, castor oil lotions, steam rooms with special oils to help with certain ailments, special massage techniques, and the use of various diets. But it was Harold Reilly who was the first to help people combine all these therapies. It was he who inspired and encouraged them to apply these methods and understand that over time all this can lead to fantastic results.

This is a book about how to act. The treatments described in detail are backed up by material from the world of science, which has now confirmed many of the basic concepts expressed by Edgar Cayce in his readings. Harold Reilly began working with these concepts over forty-five years ago.

Perhaps you will not read this book in its entirety from beginning to end and turn to what you personally need. In this case, you will find that Dr. Reilly and Ruth Hagie Broad have presented the material under the exact headings, and the cross-references they provide will serve as a valuable guide to both the listed problems and the Cayce-Reilly methods of treatment.

The famous phrase “Yes, we have this body,” with which Edgar Cayce, who was in a state of trance, began his mediumistic revelations thousands of times, truly reveals the meaning of this book. Man must start with himself. If he cannot heal himself, how can he be a conduit for the healing of his fellow men? Here is a complete combination of means to achieve physical, mental, emotional and spiritual balance, which, in fact, is what every person aspires to.

The creation of this book took a full three years, and it would not have been possible without the dedicated help of people who believed in the wisdom of Cayce's revelations, expressed on the spiritual, mental, emotional and physical levels.

We express our appreciation and gratitude for the special assistance to the following people:

Hugh Lynn Casey for his informative Preface and Memoirs;

Gladys Davis Turner, Lucille Kahn, Hugh-Lynn, Dr. Pat Reilly, and Dorothy Reilly for their help in reconstructing the biography of Edgar Cayce and his family;

J. Everett Irion, Violet Shelley, and the editorial, library, and administrative staff of the Research and Education Association (RPA) in Virginia Beach, Virginia;

volunteers Rhoda Boiko, who assisted Ruth Hagie Broad in researching and reprinting excerpts from Casey's medical file; Rudolf Boyko, who helped his wife; Albert T. Brod, who made countless copies, revisions, revisions, and readings; Andrew Grossman, who helped a lot with routine work;

artist Jacqueline Mott, who added her own illustrations to those by Ray Gullis;

Drs. William A. McGary, John Joseph Lally, and Edith Wallace for reviewing this manuscript and for helpful criticisms and suggestions.

We express special appreciation for the thoughtful leadership and courage shown in the struggle for the right of people to take care of their health, breathe clean air, drink clean water and consume quality food to Senators

Richard S. Schweiker, Gaylord Nelson, William Proxmire, Philip A. Hart, and Congressman James J. Delaney.

We express our deep gratitude and respect to Dr. Roger J. Williams, director of the Clayton Foundation Institute of Biochemistry at the University of Texas, for his great book, Nutrition Against Disease, from which we have taken many excerpts.

In addition, we would like to extend our gratitude to those numerous authors of books and articles, one way or another related to the life of Edgar Cayce and his healing methods, whose selfless activity helps to ensure that this knowledge becomes the property of all.

INTRODUCTION

I. WHO IS EDGAR CASEY?

Thirty-six books have been written about Edgar Cayce that have sold millions of copies and countless articles have been published in newspapers and magazines, but for some of you, this may be the first acquaintance with a man who was called the Sleeping Prophet, America's most mysterious man, a spiritual seer. , telepathic healer and clairvoyant.

It all depends on how you look at that person. Many of Edgar Cayce's contemporaries knew the "awake" Edgar Cayce as a gifted professional photographer. Others, especially children, admired him as a kind and understanding school teacher. His own family knew him as a wonderful husband and father.

"Sleeping" Edgar Cayce was a completely different person - a medium known to thousands of people from various fields of activity, who had reason to thank him for his help. Indeed, many of them believed that only he saved their lives, or radically changed it when it seemed that everything was already lost. "Sleeper" Edgar Cayce was a diagnostician and seer, devoted to the Bible.

Edgar Cayce, even as a child, on his farm in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, where he was born on March 18, 1877, demonstrated powers of perception that went beyond the normal range of the five senses. At the age of six or seven, he told his parents that he had "visions" of recently deceased relatives and that he was communicating with them. The parents attributed this to the fertile imagination of a lonely child who had been influenced by the religious gatherings that were popular in that part of the country. Later, he often fell asleep with his textbooks under his head, perhaps for this reason he developed a special photographic memory that helped him quickly become the best student in his rural school. However, this gift gradually disappeared, and Edgar was able to finish only seven classes, and then went to work.

By the age of twenty-one, Casey had become a salesman for a wholesale stationery company. By this time, he began to develop paralysis of the muscles of the throat, which could lead to loss of voice. Doctors could not establish the physical cause of this condition, they even used hypnosis, but this did not give a long-term effect. Then, as a last resort, Edgar asked his friend to help him re-immerse himself in the same hypnotic sleep that helped him remember the material set out in school textbooks in childhood. Edgar's friend carried out the necessary suggestion procedure for him, and Edgar again found himself in a state of trance, thanks to which he was able to cope with his problem. Having fallen into an unconscious state, he found for himself that medicine and that type of therapy that successfully returned his voice and restored his entire body.

A group of physicians from Hopkinsville and Bowling Green, Kentucky, used Casey's unique talent to diagnose their patients. They soon discovered that wherever the patient was, it was enough for Casey to have the name and address of the patient in order to telepathically tune in to the mind and body of this person and establish with him such a connection as if they were in the same room. He didn't need any other information about the patient.

One young doctor, Welsey Ketchum, presented a paper on this unconventional procedure to the Society for Clinical Research in Boston. On October 9, 1910, the New York Times published a two-page article with photographs about it. From that moment on, worried people from all over the country began to seek help from a miracle man.

Edgar Cayce died on January 3, 1945, in Virginia Beach, Virginia, leaving behind a verbatim record of recommendations that he, as a clairvoyant, telepathically transmitted over forty-three years to more than six thousand people. In 1932, the Research and Educational Association (RPA) was formed to preserve and study this information. Her library in Virginia Beach contains 14,246 copies of transcripts of Edgar Cayce's mediumistic readings. Of these readings, 8976, that is, about 64 percent, describe the physical ailments of several thousand people, and they also recommend treatment for these ailments.

Researchers of the structure of cure for the most common physical ailments agree on the usefulness of testing the theories of Edgar Cayce. As a result, the reading data fell into the hands of five doctors from a clinic in Phoenix, Arizona. Then, thanks to reports and annual conferences, information about the results of treatment became available to a wide range of specialists.

The reading material of Edgar Cayce is one of the most impressive pieces of evidence of the mediumistic perception of the individual that has ever been made in history. Reading texts, together with various notes, letters and communications, were cross-referenced to the relevant headings and made available to psychologists, doctors, students, writers and researchers, whose interest in these materials still continues to grow.

The named association continues to work on the subject index and catalog of available information, conducts research and experiments, and also contributes to conferences, seminars and lectures.

Dr. Harold J. Reilly's forty-five years of clinical experience with these readings is an invaluable addition to this material.

Talk to Dr. Reilly about this. He has experienced thousands of cases. [He] is someone who does what the information we've received indicates, and it brings real results, no matter how much it echoes what other people tell him. (5162-1, reports)

Edgar Cayce

II. WHO IS HAROLD J. REILEY?

The Rockefeller Center Health Institute, founded and directed by Dr. Reilly, has for more than thirty years been a kind of health Mecca for prominent people and celebrities who, under his sensitive supervision, restored their health, damaged by the stress associated with their activities. At the Reilly Institute, well-known actresses also improved their figure and beauty and maintained their health. Members of famous royal families received advice and treatment from Reilly, as well as at the world-famous resorts of Europe.

The walls of this institute were hung with photographs of famous people and thanks received from them.

The caption on a photo of Bob Hope, for example, reads: “Since I have been maintaining my health with Harold J. for a full eighteen years, I can rightfully say that everyone should live the Reilly.”

Many writers and poets eloquently expressed their admiration and recognition: Thomas Surgey signed one of his books with the following words: “To Dr. Harold J. Reilly, the best doctor on earth, whom even the angels of heaven, suffering from gout, could ask for help. But above all, I am proud that he was a friend of Edgar Cayce and is a friend of mine."

“The creator of happier and more efficient people,” clergyman Norman Vincent Peale described Reilly, and Hugh Lynn Casey in his book “Journey Inward” inscribed the following: “Harold, who helped many people begin the Journey Inward, as Edgar Cayce imagined it ".

All these thanks were rightfully deserved, for Harold J. Reilly was at the time one of the leading proponents of drug-free, natural therapies, and continues to be so today. He is recognized as one of the preeminent physiotherapists in the world, and physicians from many countries come to study with him. Among his patients were not only celebrities. Many of his patients are simply suffering people referred by one of the three thousand medical practitioners.

Reilly's background and impressive work experience are backed by eight degrees, including a Ph.D. from Eastern Reserve University, a Master of Physical Therapy from Ithaca College, and a Doctor of Physical Therapy from Van Norman University, California. In addition, he is a Fellow of the College of Sports Medicine, a Fellow of Emerson University, a member of the National Board of Physiotherapists, and director of the Edgar Cayce Foundation Center for Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation.

Elected sixteen times as President of the New York Scientific Society of Physiotherapists, he is Chairman of the New York State Board of Chartered Physiotherapists, and was the legal chairman of the Physical Therapy Injury Committee, which was established by the State University of New York Board of Governors. He has a work permit in four states of Canada.

Dr. Reilly was born in southeast New York in 1895 and grew up in the Bronx, in the Van Ness neighborhood. He was the eldest of seven siblings, all of whom became physical therapists except for one sister. At the age of twelve, he organized a sports and athletic club in the basement of the house where his family lived. In 1916, after graduating from the National Institute of Eclecticism, he immediately went to the United States Army and served on the Mexican frontier in an engineer regiment, where he trained in jiu-jitsu and wrestling. After demobilization, ok received degrees from Ithaca College and Eastern Reserve University. Later he graduated from the American School of Naturopathy, the American School of Chiropractic and a two-year course in osteopathy.

For several years, Reilly studied in Battle Creek, Michigan with Dr. John Harvey Kellogg, founder of preventive medicine, and developer of cereal breakfasts and the electric cabinet.

During his varied career, Dr. Reilly founded a farm in Sullivan Country, New York, where alcoholics and drug addicts were rehabilitated. In 1924 he established the Physiotherapists' Service in New York, and in 1935 he opened the famous Reilly Institute of Health at the Rockefeller Center.

However, Dr. Reilly's notoriety was not due to his impressive educational credentials and professional background, but to his amazing connection to Edgar Cayce, the "sleeping prophet" of Virginia Beach, who in 1930, almost two years before they met, started sending Reilly case histories. Until that time, Reilly did not know anything about Edgar Cayce and did not suspect that a medium was referring patients to him.

Before his death in 1945, Casey referred more than a thousand patients to Dr. Reilly and mentioned his name hundreds of times in his trance readings, in which he diagnosed and prescribed treatments for a wide variety of diseases.

Jess Stern, in his book on Edgar Cayce, which was inspired by Reilly himself and much of which was written on the Reilly farm, characterizes Dr. Reilly as "Casey's confidante, practicing his methods of healing." Of course, he is the undisputed living authority on all that is connected with the secrets of health, transmitted by Casey in his readings. Most of the dozens of Cayce books that have sold millions of dollars have highlighted Dr. Reidy's rare skill, understanding of Cayce's treatments, and success in applying them. Dr. Reilly is not only an "expert" in Cayce's theories: over forty-five years of practice, he has clinically tested them and made appropriate changes. The final confluence of Cayce's mediumistic abilities, through which he penetrated some source of "universal knowledge" and Reilly's practical and scientific experience, produced an invaluable treasure trove of healing methods that, when properly administered, prove to be effective. Now these methods are available to thousands of readers who are looking for a tangible path that could lead them out of the littered labyrinth of modern life.

Despite the mysterious overtones created by Casey's reputation as a clairvoyant, there is no mystery in the great similarity between the two people, the medium and the medical scientist. They shared the same health philosophy. In the words of Dr. Ray-LEA| - “Medicine and most doctors are aimed at treating specific ailments. Cayce's readings and Reilly's therapy aim to create a healthy body that will heal itself from ailments. We try to understand Nature and work with Nature. In this case, the body heals itself.”

When Reilly closed his Institute of Health in 1965 and "retired" by moving to his farm in New Jersey, he donated his physical therapy equipment to the Research and Education Association (RPA) in Virginia Beach, Virginia, and established a physical therapy clinic, trained therapists and accepted the post of director, which he still holds. In addition, he founded the Department of Physical Therapy at the IPA Clinic in Phoenix, Arizona and trained the staff. However, it was not easy for Dr. Reilly to remain on a well-deserved rest. When some of his regular patients, such as David Dubinsky, who had been a regular patient of Reilly for forty years, insisted on his weekly treatment, Dr. Reilly agreed to come to New York once a week and, with another doctor, see patients in office at the Capitol Theatre. But the time spent in the New York office increased to two or three days, and then to a week, and soon Dr. Reilly was working almost as hard as when he was in charge of the institute.

When the Capitol Theater was demolished, Reilly again hoped to go on a well-deserved rest, but this well-deserved rest did not last longer than the first time, because, after the publication of the books Edgar Cayce. The Sleeping Prophet and others to his farm in New Jersey, a stream of pilgrims poured from all over the country.

He was assisted on the farm by his indefatigable colleague Betty Billings. She graduated from the University of North Carolina with a Bachelor of Science in Dietetics. She was a resident physician at Dayton Miami Valley Hospital in Ohio and has served as a clinical nutritionist at Duke University Hospital and at New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center. Betty holds a PhD in Physical Therapy.

Miss Billings first met Dr. Reilly about sixteen years ago when she approached him to help her paralyzed mother after all conventional treatments had been exhausted. She was so impressed with Reilly's treatment of her mother that she left New York Medical Center Cornell Hospital and joined Reilly's staff at Rockefeller Center. Since then, she has been working with Dr. Reilly, and both of them are very popular as health consultants.

Dr. Reilly says of her: “I always had the feeling that Betty Billings was sent to me by Edgar Cayce... Nutrition is extremely important in Cayce's therapy. And at that time I was completely weak in matters of counting grams of certain foods and calculating recommended daily intakes, and I was also not always aware of all the new research being conducted in this complex area. I guess Casey wanted us to work together."

Dr. Reilly, like Edgar Cayce, specializes in the "rejected by medicine," that is, those who have given up all hope of getting help from established drug-oriented doctors. Thanks to his success in the treatment of "hopeless" patients, his fame spread further and further. And when the influx of patients became so great that his farm could no longer accommodate everyone, and Betty Billings was no longer able to take care of everyone, he announced that he would have to limit his practice and work only with members of the IPA.

"I wanted to discourage patients, especially those who may not have taken this therapy seriously," he explained. - “Besides, if they do not understand the Cayce philosophy, which affirms the unity of the body, mind and spirit, and if their consciousness is not tuned to the required level, then the results will take too long; sometimes they never get there.”

Today, still active at 79, Dr. Reilly puts it this way:

“The idea behind all my work is that I consider myself the mouthpiece and interpreter of Cayce's readings, which were addressed to specific individuals. I, with my knowledge, education and experience, was destined to interpret what he taught and teach people what to do.

And in this Dr. Reilly has been remarkably successful. Therefore, I think it would be quite appropriate to conclude this preface with the following words of Nelson A. Rockefeller: "He is a great specialist and an amazing person."

PART I

"THE BODY IS A TEMPLE"

PREVENTION: THE KEY TO HEALTH FOR LIFE

“... the acquisition of any strength and any healing is the essence of a change in vibrations from within - the adjustment of the divine principle, residing in the living tissues of the body, to the Energy of the Creator. This is the only healing. Regardless of whether it is achieved through the use of drugs, a scalpel, or whatever, it is the essence of tuning the energy of the atomic structure of living cells to its spiritual principle. (1967-1)

“Because the Mind is the Creator, or ‘because man himself thinks he is such,’ his mind, body and soul expand their capabilities so as to satisfy all the needs of the Creator.” (564-1)

"... a person can use all the remedies that exist in nature, which have their counterpart in the realm of the mind and spirit and serve as an antidote for any poison, for any ailment that the individual suffers, provided that these remedies come from natural sources." (2396-2)

Edgar Cayce

"... to Heaven, but not to our injured health, we must first of all turn our eyes."

Roger J. Williams, PhD in Dietetics

Once a forty-two-year-old man asked Edgar Cayce a question:

Until what age should I live in this incarnation? (866-1)

Up to one hundred and fifty years! replied the Sleeping Prophet from Virginia Beach.

Edgar Cayce also answered other questions that if a person lived right, ate wisely, did not worry too much and looked at life with optimism, then he could live up to 120 years or 121 years.

Is it true that you can stay young for a very long time? - continued to question him this visitor.

That is, you need to think about diet, as well as applying knowledge about your body? the man continued, eager for a more detailed answer.

That's right," Casey replied. (900-465)

Cayce's view of the potential for human longevity and youth is consistent with the natural laws of the universe that we find in the animal kingdom. According to biologists, the life span of any species should be ten to twelve times the age at which members of the respective species first become capable of reproducing. Therefore, theoretically, a person should live up to 120, or even up to 150 years.

Scientists all over the world dealing with geriatrics and longevity argue that the average life expectancy of a person should be about 140 years. Cellular researchers believe that since some cells can be kept alive indefinitely if placed in an optimal nutrient medium, then, theoretically, a person could live forever.

Dr. Augustus B. Kinzel, former director of the Salk Institute for Biological Sciences, suggested that "the dream of man to always remain young will become a fact, and as early as the 1980s progress will be noticeable in realizing it."

Even the former president of the conservative American Medical Association, the late Dr. Edward L. Bortz of Lankenau Hospital in Philadelphia, mused that there is no reason why we should not be at least 100 years old by the year 2000.

In fact, there are places on earth where men and women, having stepped over a century-old milestone, remain vigorous, healthy and capable of reproducing offspring. These are the inhabitants of the Caucasus Mountains of Abkhazia, Vilcabamba (Ecuador), as well as the land of Hunzas, an independent state of West Pakistan.

Later we will elaborate on the lifestyle of these wonderful people, as well as on the many facets of the study of this amazing phenomenon and on the Cayce-Reilly prescriptions, which you personally can follow at home. It can only be noted that their way of life is consistent with the recipe for longevity and prolongation of youth given by Casey.

Paradoxically, while science is trying in every possible way to find a way to prolong life, people are suffering more and more from chronic and degenerative diseases. Dr. Max Bircher-Benner, one of the great pioneering physicians and champions of preventive medicine, said many years ago: “The field of incurable diseases has expanded dangerously. Although doctors have the ability to artificially prolong life, the Creator’s intention is not at all for a person to live on crutches, or to turn the planet into a huge infirmary for the sick.”

I corresponded with Dr. Bircher-Benner until his death in 1939, and we shared the same philosophy of health, in particular our belief in the importance of preventive medicine. Agree that few of us would make a choice in favor of stretching out a few more years being an invalid - a burden for ourselves and for our family - and knowing that your days are numbered anyway.

In this regard, modern medical science, despite its impressive achievements in the reduction of infectious diseases and the treatment of other diseases, lags behind in the field of disease prevention and maintaining good health. We all want health, not just better healthcare. Since we have renewed our friendship with the Chinese, we could take over from them one of their old custom: to pay doctors not when we are sick, but when we are healthy.

Today, modern humans (and their children) are a threatened species. The health of Americans is undergoing gradual destruction. There is a need for more hospitals, more medical schools that produce more doctors, new drugs, and more research funding. In 1971, former US President Richard M. Nixon asked federal officials to draft a program that would make Americans the healthiest people in the world. The report found that although Americans spend more money on health care than any other nation, their health is worse than in most developed countries. We have more cases of cancer, heart disease, diabetes, mental illness, arthritis and birth defects than any other developed country in the world. We are in 50th place in terms of life expectancy. Americans are less healthy than they were twenty years ago, and our life expectancy is declining. The President tasked then-Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare Eliot L. Richardson "to figure out exactly what needs to be done to make this country healthier than any other country in the world."

It was enough for him to look around and observe the daily life of his fellow citizens living in different parts of the country. We are surrounded on all sides by secret enemies who treacherously deceive us by sneaking up on us on tiptoe, dressed in attractive masks. Seven of the most dangerous of these enemies in our modern lifestyle lurk in the air we breathe; in the water we drink; in the methods of food preparation, as well as in the methods of supply, processing and sale of products; in the nutrition of the family, where, allegedly, the "great American diet" is planned and observed; in our dependence on the car, which deprives us of mobility and leads to heart disease and other dangerous ailments, if it does not kill and maim on the road, as well as on the “partner in crime” TV; drugstores on every corner that got our nation hooked on pills and that make drug addicts out of our kids; and, finally, in "work" with its deadly stresses associated with insecurity, competition and health-damaging "cups of coffee" and lunches with business partners.

We must not fall prey to these enemies. When we are ready to exert our powers and learn how to use them, methods of protection become available to us. “One gram of prevention is worth one kilogram of treatment,” and this is true both in regard to health and in relation to all other aspects of life.

And here is what the representative of official medicine, Dr. Bircher-Benner, tells us: “My brothers, your life has turned off the path. Try to recognize the dangers that threaten your health and learn how to avoid them before it's too late. Preventing disease is possible if you take it seriously. Prevention will be effective if you are strong and steadfast.”

After fifty-five years of treating the sick and restoring health, shape, and vitality to thousands of people, I have learned that people take better care of their cars and lawnmowers than they take care of their bodies and health. I have to hear excuses all the time: “But I didn’t have time to exercise, eat right and do everything you told me to do.”

I invariably answer: “You don’t have time to stay healthy, but when you got sick, did you find the time?”

Less car care products, but more peanut butter for the body: this rule should enter into the life of a healthier and stronger population.

Although I am a physiotherapist, for more than fifty-five years I have specialized in restoring health to the whole person, that is, to a person whose body and mind are affected by the influence of the outside world. I have said many times that the same blood flows in our intestines and in our brain. But I can also say the opposite, namely that the blood that flows through the brain, with which we experience anxiety, anxiety and fear, also flows through our intestines, in which we experience tension.

Many people came to Reilly at Rockefeller Center Health Services with the same complaint: “When I was in the army, I was in great shape. I felt good all the time. Now I have lost my physical form, become clumsy, and all the time it seems to me that I am poisoned by something. Can you restore me to my previous state?

But we must remember that while a man was in the army, he did not have to worry about a raise in income, about how his wife would meet him when he returned home from work, about a possible dismissal from his job and about paying off a mortgage. He didn't have to make decisions because all the decisions had already been made for him. Therefore, he could relax, and relaxation, along with the release of responsibility and tension, was partly the reason for the good physical condition in which he was then.

The problem of getting these people back to "when you feel good" is not just about better nutrition and exercise. This requires a psychological adjustment to a whole area of ​​life, a self-adjustment that all people have to do if they live in society as responsible citizens, and if they want to support themselves, and not depend on other people or on the state.

Today, every person, whether male or female, lives like a soldier on the economic competitive front, where you need to be constantly on the alert to maintain security, support your home and family, and save something for the future.

It is curious that if all this was not for the sake of our body, we would not have to carry out this adjustment of ourselves. If all this were not for the sake of our body, we would not have to fight this fight all our lives!

If we only had a mind and no body, then the world of economics would simply disappear. You wouldn't need a house, or food to nourish your body, or clothes to cover it, or cosmetics to brighten it up, or a car to move it around. Marriage would also be unnecessary, since sex would not exist in the physical sense, and we would not reproduce. Therefore, the body becomes the cause of the economy, marriage, politics and war.

But the fact that I have marveled all my life is that it is the body that makes all that struggle, pressure and work relevant that we often not only neglect, but misuse and abuse it. Apparently, the ancient Greeks, who revered the body and even worshiped it, were closer to a rational attitude to everyday life than we are. They at least recognized that the body is the center of life in the world.

It is thanks to the body that we are here in this three-dimensional world. Therefore, it is necessary to maintain harmony and balance in the body, in other words, keep it healthy, for only through the body those parts of us that are non-physical, that is, the mind and spirit, can function well enough to reach their highest potential.

In modern life, we focus more not on bringing the body into balance, but, on the contrary, on bringing it out of balance. Trying to earn money and succeed, we exhaust our strength. Every misused, overloaded or neglected part of the body must be responsible for the state of the whole organism.

Edgar Cayce's readings clearly prove the fact that a person cannot be divided into parts, and that each part is a separate structure and system and would be understood in the sense of treatment without taking into account all other parts.

Edgar Cayce has repeatedly argued that everything we do and think is directly related to who we are in terms of human beings in general: what we eat affects what we think about; what we think about affects what we eat; and what we eat and think together affects what we do, how we feel and look. I quote an example from reading 288-38 which states the following: "... What we think and what we eat together makes us who we are, both in terms of body and mind."

In yet another reading (2528-2), Casey says: "When the soul, mind and body live according to the law, the entity is able to fulfill the purpose for which it experiences the material and the physical."

I was extremely fortunate in that I personally knew Edgar Cayce and worked with him. Through him we have access to the timeless wisdom that this great man and medium drew from the "universal sources" of knowledge. I think that we have never needed this wisdom as much as we need it today, in the midst of external and internal ecological chaos that has engulfed man, science and technology.

The purpose of this book is to teach you how to maintain health through the natural, drug-free, mind-set, and spiritual practices that Edgar Cayce advised six thousand patients in over fifteen thousand of his readings. You must keep in mind the fact that most of the people who sought help from Casey and me were turned down by medicine. They were desperate and almost hopeless people who tried everything that traditional and alternative medicine can offer. For many of them, turning to Casey was a kind of final court. Casey recognized the cause of ailments by entering a trance state: he often never even saw the sick, who could be thousands of miles away from him. He would then prescribe medication to help the patient. Many experienced the so-called "miraculous healing." There were also those who did not. Although this mediumistic method seemed strange, there was nothing mysterious about the prescribed treatment. It included osteopathy, dietary modification, exercise, massage, hydrotherapy and electrotherapy, topical lotions, products and mixtures based on natural products, herbs and, in some cases, even the use of synthetic products and surgery. All this required perseverance, as well as a mental and spiritual attitude to achieve results. As Casey often explained:

Keep your mind set on the creative creative forces. Any healing must come from within, because the body has the ability to recreate or reproduce itself, as well as the ability to assimilate everything from which this recreation comes. (1663-1)

For any healing, both mental and physical, is the tuning of every atom of the body, every brain reflex to the awareness of the divine principle, which is inherent in every cell of the body. (3384-2)

In the following reading (528-9), Casey emphasizes the importance of perseverance and consistency:

The body must in no way lose courage and give up, but must work patiently, knowing that any healing, any help must come from creative thinking, creative application, and above all, from a creative spiritual impulse. Use the ailments of the body as a means to gain a better and more perfect understanding.

During the last fifteen years of Edgar Cayce's life (from 1930 to 1945), about a thousand patients came to me, whom he referred to me. At first, I was confused by the difference in the texts of the reading sessions conducted for different patients, whose complaints could be attributed to the same category. (In this respect, as in many others, Cayce was far ahead of his time in recognizing the biochemical identity of each individual, a subject that we will discuss in more detail in later chapters.) I must confess that at that time I often did not understand some facets of therapy. But by applying the treatment that Casey advised thousands of patients, after forty-five years of clinical practice, I began to recognize the underlying philosophy and operating principles. These principles are based on the structure and processes that underlie the body, mind and soul of a person.

It soon became clear to me that no matter what treatment or combination of methods he prescribed, he had four main goals: to improve and normalize the functions of absorption, excretion, circulation and relaxation. With the restoration of the normal balance of these four basic functions, the body begins to heal itself from ailments that manifest as symptoms of the disease. Indeed, both Casey and I have always worked not with symptoms but with causes, and therefore his readings rarely fall under medical labels. As a physiotherapist, I did not make diagnoses, but in clinical practice, I found that a large percentage of the diagnoses made by doctors with which patients came to me were associated with symptoms of a violation of precisely these bodily functions. In any case, whatever the name may be, if the patient had the right attitude and persistently and consistently applied the methods of treatment, his functions of assimilation, excretion, circulation and relaxation returned to normal, resulting in a complete or partial recovery, about which Casey spoke.

For me, Casey's readings remain as relevant today as they were during his lifetime. In the years that have passed since his death (1945), my use of many of his methods and tools has proven time and again to be effective. The main difference here is that when Casey was alive, each patient could receive individual advice. After a series of questions, it was possible to understand the reason why different people suffering from the same disease were given different recommendations regarding treatment. Often the massage ointment recipe was given in such detail and specificity that even the duration of its application was indicated and in many cases the expected results were predicted. A hallmark of Cayce's work was that each individual received a personalized treatment designed to restore harmony to body, mind, and soul. Sometimes he would simply refer patients to me and let me decide what they needed.

We no longer have Casey as a personal source of information. It remains to be hoped for those who have the experience, knowledge, scientific training and wisdom in correctly interpreting how to best use this reading material in order to treat the sick and make this knowledge available to those who are still healthy so that people can remain healthy all their lives. life.

The remedies and treatments that Cayce pointed out are timeless: they go far into the past and are often projected into the future, waiting for many years until scientific discoveries and studies confirm them. Cayce gained access to the "source of the universal mind" and received from it the natural laws that allow the body, mind and soul of a person to heal themselves. That is why these methods are as effective today as they were when Cayce was alive, if, of course, they are correctly interpreted.

The boundless wisdom of Cayce's readings must be constantly explored, studied and used in the form of the possible means it contains. We have not yet fully understood it, and we still have much to learn and experience. But after forty-five years of clinical experience and research, I have learned to deduce from the advice he gave to individuals concrete general principles which, in my clinical experience, can heal the sick and serve as a conduit for good health for all.

I have selected treatments, therapies and remedies that can be used at home, provided that you comply with the parameters indicated for each method and that you have consulted with your doctor or a doctor who is oriented to the Cayce methods, and have undergone examinations and tests. . As Casey himself said, his job is to first teach individuals, then groups of people, and finally the masses. We hope that The Edgar Cayce Handbook: Medicine-Free Health teaches you the essentials to stay healthy, stay young, control your weight, prevent disease, maintain your fertility, and live long, happy, and productive lives.

WORK WITH CASEY

“The man who is (or was) the president of the New York State Association of Physical Therapists and who has worked with readings for many years and, in addition, uses the green light method of treatment is Dr. H. J. Reilly.

I hope you will have the opportunity to come to his office and get to know him. You would get an idea of ​​what type of specialists you need to look for where you live, in case he does not recommend you one of the members of his association.

Gladys Davis Turner (from letter attached to read text 3008-1)

Edgar Cayce came into my life on a damp and windy day in January 1930. Back then, at Reilly Medical Services, we had a lot of trouble after the holidays. Patients scurried along the corridor, stubbornly trying to atone for their guilt before the body for overweight and repair the damage caused to the body by Christmas and New Year's parties. My sister Dorothy, one of my five co-workers, contacted me on the intercom. I was very busy, so offhandedly I asked her if Dr. Pat could take over this visitor. But she insisted that I come to the reception.

I have now Mrs. L.S., who has brought you some papers for your viewing. She says she was sent to you by one Edgar Cayce from Virginia Beach.

I had never heard of Edgar Cayce before and assumed that he must be one of the hundreds of doctors, osteopaths, dentists, chiropractors or naturopaths who refer their patients to us for physical therapy.

At that time we were located on the second floor of a wooden building on the northeast corner of Sixty-third Street in New York. It was a fun place, and nothing like the luxurious interiors of the Reilly Health Services at Rockefeller Center, which became famous a little later. But there was a well-equipped gymnasium, a large hydromassage room, as well as a rooftop exercise area and a handball court. Our hydrotherapy department had the best equipment in the city: hot tubs for hydromassage, circular showers, sit-down baths, as well as a wide variety of steam rooms, massage rooms, electrotherapy rooms and electrotherapy equipment - everything that was required for a complete physiotherapy service.

When I entered the reception area, I saw an attractive red-haired woman studying photographs of financial magnates, politicians, opera, theater and radio stars that covered the wall. The captions on these photographs expressed appreciation and gratitude.

It seemed to me that the manner and posture of this lady betrayed in her the star of the stage. I asked if she was an actress. She smiled and looked kindly at me. She told me that she had a passion for literary genre especially to plays, and that she hopes to write a good play someday. She looked much younger than her age: as it turned out later, she was forty-two years old.

Edgar Cayce from Virginia Beach sent me here,” she said, pulling out a sheaf of papers. - He said I needed massage and electrotherapy.

I've never heard of him, I replied.

However, the fact that whoever this Casey was, he heard about me, I took with some youthful arrogance.

Let me see what you have here, I asked. The sheets of paper handed to me read as follows:

This mediumistic reading was conducted by Edgar Cayce in his office at 115 West 35th Street, Virginia Beach, Virginia on January 11, 1930, at the request of Mrs. full name this woman).

ATTENDED: Edgar Cayce; Ms. Casey, conductor; Gladys Davis, stenographer. Reading session time is 4:00 pm. Eastern Standard Time. Ms. was at that time in New York, in Central Park West.

Then came the instructions that Mrs. Cayce gave to Edgar Cayce:

When reading physical and mental state this person you will receive information on how to improve both, and you will be given the answer to the questions that I will ask.

At first I thought it was some kind of joke, or that the mistress and Casey were crazy. However, I was curious to move on to the read information. I was not surprised that a medium referred a patient to me, because over the years of work, astrologers, mediums, palmists, numerologists and other representatives of the occult sciences appeared among our patients, and we often received recommendations from them. But in all my practice I have never seen them diagnose and recommend treatment as in the notes I am now beginning to read.

When the lady told me that Casey had given her what he called "a bit of information" that he had received in a trance state while on Virginia Beach while she herself was in New York, I was intrigued. Even now, with forty-five years of experience, it is very difficult to explain what made me break away from work on one of the busiest days and read the following, but I did it. Here's what Casey said:

Yes, Ms., we have a body. We find this body very good in many aspects, both physically and mentally. Apparently, your states are warnings for the body. If minor impairments of physical functions are corrected, then physical state the body will improve and a channel will open for the manifestation of mental and physical energies. For the body-organism is truly a temple through which mental, spiritual and soul development must manifest itself, and in this manifestation our growth takes place.

I reread the phrase “For the body-organism is truly the temple through which mental, spiritual and soul development must manifest itself, and in this manifestation our growth takes place”, seeing in it a reflection of my deep-seated conviction, to which I devoted all my life by becoming a physiotherapist. I often reminded my patients that "the same blood circulates through your intestines and through your brain." My words are not as poetic and spiritual as Casey's, but I meant the same.

Diagnosis begins with an analysis of the blood supply. Casey understood that an emotion such as fear creates a state that "needs to be removed" from the body:

There are many channels through which this withdrawal is carried out. First, through the respiratory system. This is done not only through the exhalation of processed oxygen from the body through exhalation, and not only through the purification of the blood that flows to the lungs to absorb the oxygen necessary to achieve certain states ... but also through the entire surface of the body ... through many pores [and through the circulation of the lymph].

And also through the liver or through digestive tract. This, in this case, suffers the most. Blood entering any other organ passes twice through the liver, flowing through the left, or small lobe of the liver, and this sometimes manifests itself in the form of certain disorders in this lobe of the liver, as well as in the spleen, since the liver performs both excretory and secretory function, working on the body with more than a double load.

Next, Casey, in his reading, proceeds to explain how the breakdown of substances, carried out excretory systems (respiratory system, liver and kidneys) of this woman affected her nervous system, leading to a "disorder that is not a disease", and which was expressed in hyperacidity.

This ... leads to symptoms such as dullness of thought, a lump in the throat, abnormal activity of the tissues that produce mucus in the bronchi, nasal cavities and other cavities, as well as to those conditions in the creation of which soft tissues. These are only signs, but not causes or even reactions. Rather, they are warnings about disturbances or disorders occurring in the body [in the body].

After this precise description of the lady's diagnosis and symptoms and their cause, the trance-like clairvoyant proceeds to discuss the energies of the mind that are affecting her.

Fear is the biggest confusion for human organs, because from fear those states arise that destroy the accumulated vital force.

The advice he gave her touched her deepest desires with amazing accuracy:

Mental development should be expressed in staging a play, working on a play, working on a book, creating a song, for this can give an outlet to one's self and manifest what the body and mental being consider to be an ideal. find that ideal. Release your "I" not in individual and selfish interests, but rather in what the physical body, the mental body and the spiritual body can take as an ideal. Be prepared to answer questions:

Question 1. What books will help this person develop literary talent?

Answer 1. The works of Tacitus or Plato, or someone like them, for this entity was associated with Plato, and its ups and downs will mean a lot to it.

Question 2. Should I co-write with someone, or should I write alone?

Answer 2. Fear enters here if this entity tries to write alone, but still write alone and keep it near you as an ideal. Don't be afraid to really express generations mental body in a certain stream, in meditation, because when they are used, they will grow up without destroying the “I”, provided that they are surrounded by the love of the Creator, that is, of man himself.

Question 3. Should she take part in her husband's business? Would it be appropriate for her to return to this activity?

Answer 3. It would be advisable to at least take a deliberative position and try to see everything in a broader sense than before. But returning to the past is the same as nullifying all your efforts, from which your own personality, your own individuality will also suffer ...

Question 5. Will the business get better without it?

Answer 5. It will get better thanks to her advice] It will get better thanks to her wishes*.

Question 6. What position should she take towards her husband?

Answer 6. Not just endure it daily, but show helpfulness, because they need each other like two poles. (5439-1)

I agreed with his interpretation that a certain range of symptoms emanating from a toxic state are caused, at least in part, by emotional causes, as well as by improper excretion of waste products from the body.

Madam's case was not exceptional or dangerous problem concerning health and, of course, the recommended treatment with massage and electrotherapy successfully entered the list of our usual methods of treatment.

I immediately knew that if this woman received these procedures from us, her circulation would improve. A blood-draining therapy would relieve the intracranial pressure. In a massage we would turn Special attention on her stomach to stimulate her liver and spleen, and also work on her legs to normalize and stimulate circulation in her legs, which in turn would stimulate circulation throughout her body.

With regard to excess mucus, it often appears when the diet is wrong or when there is irritation. Therefore, here natural way- try to treat or protect these tissues so that they do not become too inflamed. Some foods are more mucus-producing than others (see Chapter 5, on Diet and Nutrition).

By recommended treatment, Casey meant electrotherapy with ultraviolet, infrared, yellow-green and orange rays. We didn't do chromotherapy, or color beam therapy, but we certainly used infrared rays and two types of ultraviolet rays (one is pure ultraviolet and the other is the full spectrum of the sun produced by the use of carbon arc lamps). I was most interested in the use of color, which, as Casey claimed, "would equalize blood circulation, thereby facilitating the state of the central nervous system."

In this reading data, I was intrigued by a number of concepts that not only resonated with my ideas, but represented a mindset that medical professionals at the time generally did not share. However, now these ideas have found their place.

For example, a whole section dealing with the worries and fears of the mistress about her husband's activities. As I later learned, they were doing a very successful business with him, but she was half-departed from the case and felt guilty that some difficulties had appeared in their business. Another part of the reading concerns her unfulfilled desire to express herself in literary creativity in particular writing for the theatre. All these fears, emotions and tensions that Casey noted were largely responsible for her physical disorders. Then, in 1930, psychosomatics was a completely new idea. Only a few cutting-edge physicians have linked the emotional, mental, and spiritual states of their patients to their state of health or anxiety, which Cayce interpreted literally as absence or deprivation of peace.

I have come to the same conclusion myself. As a young man, I taught jiu-jitsu and boxing in the army while serving on the Mexican border and later in the First World War. I trained the soldiers, applying measures to improve their physical condition and preparing them for fighters of a sabotage and airborne detachment. As an athlete myself, I boxed quite a lot and learned early on what it means to be "annoyed" and how a person's emotions and fears affect his physical condition and activity.

Similar information.

ALMOND.

Casey, for example, admired the almonds:

"If almonds are eaten daily and constantly, you will never develop tumors and similar conditions in the body. One nut eaten a day will keep you far better from visiting doctors, especially doctors of a certain type, than eating apples Because apples fall and almonds don't Because almonds bloom when everything else dies Remember that it's all life!(3180-3)

In another reading session, in response to a question, he said:

"Almonds contain more phosphorus and iron in a more easily digestible combination than any other nut." (1131-2)

NOTE: Almonds contain the correct ratio of calcium and phosphorus: 245 mg of calcium to 475 mg of phosphorus and 4.4 mg of iron.

Typically, Casey recommended eating two or three tonsils every day. “... one who eats two or three tonsils a day has nothing to fear from cancer. Anyone who rubs himself with peanut butter every week has nothing to fear from arthritis.” (1158-31)

Dr. McGary of the Casey Clinic in Phoenix intends to launch a nationwide research project, aimed at studying the properties of almonds, and to involve in the cooperation of many doctors, osteopaths and other specialists who are researching Cayce's methods of treatment.

The research department of the Rothschild Municipal Hospital in Haifa began testing therapeutic properties almonds, after it was observed that heavy smokers among Arabs and Jews chewed almonds to relieve belching and stomach pain. Professor Julius J. Kleeberg, head of research, states that peeled sweet dried almonds effective in the treatment of heartburn and ulcers stomach, and duodenum.

One grateful admirer of almonds, Mrs. H.B. from Long Island, New York, wrote the following on October 28, 1970:

“I inadvertently discovered that by eating three nuts every day, my chronic hemorrhoids were gone. I have recommended almonds to others with similar ailments and they have found the same success. One case was particularly serious and required surgery. Now they don't even go on vacation without almonds. I don't want to tell them that a famous medium was the source of my information. They will never understand it. I think that, as a token of my gratitude, I will continue to recommend almonds to other people.”

It seems to me that this case shows that a person who knew nothing about Casey experienced relief not due to faith or suggestion.

Here is another testimony that patient 5009 volunteered:

“... In July 1957, my mother was operated on for malignancy in the intestine. The surgeon removed a segment of the intestine containing a polyp as well as a malignant mass and told my brother and me that he would also remove the next segment containing 2 or 3 polyps (of course, benign), but he is afraid that my mother will not withstand such a strong nervous shock . He said that you need to carefully monitor the polyps and take x-rays every three months. Subsequently, as soon as my mother left the hospital, I convinced her to eat a few fresh tonsils a day, whether she believed it or not (she tended to discount and deny much of what made her wary of my advice). Three months later, an x-ray showed that the remaining polyps had become smaller. And after another three months, the same doctor said that he could not distinguish any polyps on the x-ray, and was so glad that he ordered the next x-ray not in three months, but in six months. The following year, he said that it was enough to do x-rays only once a year. Almost three and a half years have passed since the operation. During this time, the anxiety never returned and no more polyps formed (the last X-ray was made for the whole body and for the whole abdominal cavity). Well, that's a good argument for almonds."

Harold Reilly - "Drugless Therapy. Edgar Cayce's Recipes".

You are reading a unique book. Its uniqueness lies in the fact that it contains for the first time published in Russian invaluable recipes and methods for treating a wide variety of diseases, given by the greatest clairvoyant and healer of the 20th century, Edgar Cayce. His vicious abilities can only be compared with the gift of foresight of the great Nostradamus.

Thanks to the recipes that Casey gave in a state of trance, tens of thousands of patients were cured. This amazing person has never made a single professional mistake in his entire practice. The methods, methods of treatment and recipes of Edagar Casey were further confirmed by modern scientific research.

The author of the book, Harold Reilly, is one of the most prominent physiotherapists in the world, who for many years has successfully applied in his practice the methods and recipes given by the greatest prophet and educator of our time, Edgar Cayce.

Reminder to Readers: Before attempting any of the remedies and exercises described in this book, you should always consult your physician and never attempt them without the full consent of your physician. In addition, it is important not to interrupt the treatment and not break the diet that you have been prescribed.

Dedicated to Betty, who I believe was sent to me by Edgar Cayce himself to assist in the work that made this book possible.

Harold J. Reilly

Dedicated to Albert, beloved husband, friend and partner who makes everything possible.

Ruth Hagie Broad

"This means that the spirit, the soul, the elements of the forces acting in nature use certain parts of our body as their temple during the period of our life on earth." (311-4)

"Any treatment is carried out from the Single Source. Be it diets, exercises, medicines, or even the use of a scalpel - everything should be done in order to awaken those forces in the body that would help it recover, in other words, awaken in it the awareness of the Forces of the Creator, or God." (2696-1)

"... every month, at least one week, should be devoted to ennobling, maintaining and regulating the body, so that the body remains young mentally and physically, as well as in its purpose. But this does not mean that a person should spend this whole week just for that." (3420-1)

Edgar Cayce

FOREWORD

Harold Reilly is one of the prominent American physiotherapists who has helped many people to put into practice the information Edgar Cayce obtained in his readings. Dr. Reilly is one of the most active and dedicated people. He instills confidence in others, for he himself practices what he says. He is characterized by friendliness, enthusiasm and an amazing sense of humor. Conversations with Dr. Reilly and the treatment he prescribed convince you that your body is able to do much more than you expect from it, you gain inspiration and respect for yourself.

One of the main reasons why Dr. Reilly was so successful in using the readings of Edgar Cayce to help people is that his philosophy of health was consonant with the philosophy of health expressed in the readings long before he was introduced to them. What is surprising is the fact that Reilly's name was mentioned in Casey's readings several years before the two men met in person. Both Edgar Cayce and Harold Reilly were more interested not in how to treat symptoms, but in how to keep people healthy and discover the causes of illness. The texts of the reading sessions give a lot of advice regarding exercise, diet, various procedures, that is, such independent methods of treatment for which the one who uses them is responsible. That is why in the book "Drugless Therapy" you will find support and the most effective ways to help yourself in restoring physical, mental and emotional balance and forming a new attitude towards life.

Edgar Cayce talked about the importance of the apple diet, castor oil lotions, steam rooms with special oils to help with certain ailments, special massage techniques, and the use of various diets. But it was Harold Reilly who was the first to help people combine all these therapies. It was he who inspired and encouraged them to apply these methods and understand that over time all this can lead to fantastic results.

This is a book about how to act. The treatments described in detail are backed up by material from the world of science, which has now confirmed many of the basic concepts expressed by Edgar Cayce in his readings. Harold Reilly began working with these concepts over forty-five years ago.

Perhaps you will not read this book in its entirety from beginning to end and turn to what you personally need. In this case, you will find that Dr. Reilly and Ruth Hagie Broad have presented the material under the exact headings, and the cross-references they provide will serve as a valuable guide to both the listed problems and the Cayce-Reilly methods of treatment.

The famous phrase "Yes, we have this body", with which Edgar Cayce, who was in a state of trance, began his mediumistic revelations thousands of times, truly reveals the meaning of this book. Man must start with himself. If he cannot heal himself, how can he be a conduit for the healing of his fellow men? Here is a complete combination of means to achieve physical, mental, emotional and spiritual balance, which, in fact, is what every person aspires to.

Hugh Lynn Casey