In doing over 3,000 psychic/remote viewing readings for individuals over the past 35 years there are a few things that consistently present themselves to me as a benefit for the person I’m focused on. I often receive assistance from the person’s family members who have crossed over, their spirit guides, or my own guides, and increasingly from one person in particular – Edgar Cayce. I have been in contact with Nostradamus for many years but no one else such as he until recent months. Cayce has been showing up often during readings to help the individual. Caycee’s most often recommended remedy for back pain, bulging disks in the spine, jaw pain, throat ailments, digestive issues and problematic organs, among other things, is Castor Oil applied externally. Occasionally, he does recommend taking castor oil in a capsule internally, but only in the case of a sluggish digestive system. He prompted me to write an article about this in order to get the word out to more people.
I researched castor
oil to confirm what Caycee was telling me, and found that castor oil has been
suggested by Edgar Cayce as an effective remedy for various ailments that are
not responsive to conventional treatments. It can be utilized as a balm for
skin issues, a soothing tonic for relieving allergies, and as a "castor
oil pack". Although it is known to mainstream medicine as a powerful
laxative, this extract from the castor bean can be safely and gently used
externally to treat almost any illness.
A castor oil pack is
an external application of castor oil on the body. A piece of wool or cotton
flannel is soaked in castor oil and applied to a specific area with or without
heat, however, heat makes it work more quickly. According to the Cayce
readings, castor oil packs can help improve assimilation, elimination, and
circulation, particularly in the lymphatic system, and are recommended for
breaking up adhesions in the lacteal glands. Although this therapy may seem unconventional,
it has been well-documented and has been recommended as part of a holistic
approach for conditions such as epilepsy, gallstones, scleroderma,
constipation, and other intestinal issues. The best time to use a pack is in
the evening when you are able to rest.
Here's how to
prepare a castor oil pack: you will need castor oil (preferably cold-pressed),
- Unbleached wool or cotton flannel (around 12" x 14" in size)
- A 13-gallon trash bag (cut it along the edges to
create two identical rectangular pieces)
- A standard or extra-large electric heating pad or
a hot water bottle
- An old sheet
- Paper towels
- Baking soda
- Washcloth or sponge.
The readings
emphasize the importance of heating the pack before using it on the body. The
simplest way to do this is by placing the flannel on top of the heating pad
(covered with the trash bag) and turning on the heat. The flannel will be
thoroughly soaked with castor oil but be sure not to let it drip. It will be
warmed up in about 15 minutes, and you may need to add more castor oil before
each use. It is important to note that heat should not be applied to the pack
if there is an active infection, bleeding, excessive gas, or a recent injury
(less than 48 hours old). Also, avoid heating the pack in a microwave. This
method is the most efficient way to prepare a pack, making it easier and neater
to use. Saturate the flannel, but make sure it is not dripping. Oil always
drips from the pack anyway, so be sure to protect your bedding or easy chair.
Cover the area where
you will be lying with a large piece of plastic. Place a used sheet over the
plastic. Use the second piece of a 13-gallon trash bag and lay it across the
sheet, under your lower back and abdomen. Lie down on your back on the plastic
bag. Position the saturated pack on your abdomen with the oiled flannel
touching your skin and the heating pad covered with plastic on top. Adjust the
heating pad to a comfortable warm setting, making sure it is not too hot to
burn you. Be aware that it is easy to fall asleep with the pack, so check the
temperature and lower it if necessary. If using on a sleeping child, consider
turning off the heating pad and relying on body heat to keep it warm. Keep the
pack on for at least 1 to 1½ hours, as more time may be beneficial. It can even
be worn overnight. To secure the pack while sleeping, abdominal
binders/supports from a medical supply store or a wide bodybuilder's midriff
support with Velcro fasteners can be used. Alternatively, a large bath towel
can be folded and pinned around the torso.
Castor oil pack kits
are available at amazon.com and other online retailers. These kits have pads in
various sizes with a plastic backing, and large bottles of castor oil are
included.
It is believed that castor oil removes toxins from organs and areas of the body, which then allows them to function normally, but science does not yet fully understand why this works.
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Margie Kay is a remote viewer and trainer. She is the director of the OZ Institute. Website: www.margiekay.com. Email: margiekay1111@gmail.com