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Severe Infantile Illness and Neurological Spasms

 

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Fifteen years after marriage, my younger sister was blessed with a son; prior to this, she gave birth to three daughters, all of whom are living. The boy has been severely ill for the past eight months; he is currently fifteen months old, and until seven months of age, his condition was such that he cried incessantly. At seven months, he began teething, accompanied by the onset of fever. Everyone attributed the fever to teething. During the treatment for fever, his loose motions ceased, but severe constipation set in, which persists to this day. Despite extensive treatment, the fever never subsided. The physicians diagnosed tuberculosis and initiated treatment accordingly; however, the fever remained unresolved, and the child grew weaker day by day. During this period, he suffered three episodes of convulsions.

We consulted specialists and pursued lengthy treatments, yet the fever did not abate. The situation now is such that he cannot even lift his neck. He is frequently startled during sleep and lacks even the strength to raise his hands. He does not turn his gaze toward anything. Doctors state that his brain suffered from oxygen deprivation at birth, and therefore he cannot become normal. At present, his condition is such that tremors shake him constantly; his hands and feet quiver, his mouth and eyes twitch, and at times his entire body shakes. Having exhausted conventional medicine, we now turn to spiritual remedies.

Answer:


Inscribe the talismanic numerical formula written above upon two unblemished ceramic plates and administer the washed water to the child to drink. For writing the talisman, dissolve edible yellow food color (zard rang) in pure rose water. Inscribe this identical formula upon waxed paper, seal it within waterproof waxed cloth (Mom-jama), sew it into sky-blue fabric, and hang it around the child's neck. Once every week, without removing the talisman from its cloth casing, fumigate it thoroughly with frankincense (Loban).

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