“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Not very long after the end of the session, Jane began making motions with both arms, raising them up from her body and rotating them. [...]

(After supper, Jane once again embarked upon a series of movements of her arms and hands especially. [...]

[...] Before the session I had asked that Seth discuss Jane’s difficulty with mobility in her arms, especially of late.

[...] Arms and hands and head moved also.

[...] He felt the impulse to do the floors with your sweeper (while I was mowing grass) and because of our Saturday session he ignored the arm difficulty enough to do the kitchen. [...]

[...] His arms can comfortably release themselves, and his trunk, and in perfect rhythm with his legs, knees, and feet. [...]

[...] Her arms had fallen heavily over the arms of the rocker before the session ended. [...]

[...] There is, in fact—though in a bent-over position—some considerable improvement and coordination in walking, as far as legs and arms are concerned. This does not show up yet when he is trying to walk in a taller position—but the improvement in the arm span will also help him there. [...]

(Starting yesterday, Jane began her walking exercises with the typing table by using a pillow under her arms. [...]

[...] He works in great bursts of activity, but instead of understanding this, and trusting the quiet periods and the creative self, he is up in arms. [...]

[...] Either an ornament or a watch, on a man’s arm with dark hair on the arm. [...]

He has an ache in his right arm. [...]

[...] Deposits in the right upper arm have vanished.

(After this, I experienced a somewhat different version of my thrilling sensation, in my arms from the elbows down, including the hands, and in my legs from the knees down, including the feet. It was stronger in the right leg and foot, equal in the arms. My upper arms and legs were free of the feeling. [...]

[...] However, I did experience a definite, generalized feeling of enlargement in my lower arms and hands.)

[...] She was reminded of it because of a slight ache, incurred when she held her arm over her head for an extended period of time.

[...] Arms especially felt as though they would lift up out of themselves. [...]

[...] Once again she’d spoken with what seemed to be considerable effort as she lay on her back, her head propped up on several pillows, her right arm swaddled closely in the blue and white canvas sling that held it close to her side and across her lower chest. [...]

[...] This is teasing the right arm and shoulder blade to greater freedom, and new positions, so minute, some of them, as not to be noticed. [...]

The arms have again further lengthened, and the shoulder blades are pulling apart more. [...]

[...] / And arm in arm / we did, /
smiling our double-single smile.

[...] the government [at least so far], just as the armed forces do. [...]

[...] Amid the economic difficulties in our own country, and after a number of often very expensive delays, the second flight of our shuttle spacecraft, Columbia, came due on November 4. Of primary importance was to be the testing in space of the 50-foot-long remote-control robot arm, which had been designed to place satellites in orbit and retrieve them for service and repair. [...]

[...] The crew did successfully test the orbiter’s multijointed robot arm, however. [...]

(In a drowsy state, I lay on my left side with my arms loosely crossed over my chest. [...]

[...] My upper arms gradually grew to feel that they were as thick as my thighs. [...]

[...] These ligaments control arm motions, head movement, and have been in those terms largely responsible for holding Ruburt in this position, topwise.

Previous to that he had held his head, neck, shoulders, and arms, using them almost as one block, allowing those motions necessary for typing and reading, with some additional motions possible for the few chores he managed to do.

[...] After having her vitals taken—temperature, 95.8—Jane began some mild overall motions with her left foot, head and shoulders, and arms. [...]

[...] Ruburt would want to walk correctly now, of course, and then to have his arms straightened, or his posture gradually improved. [...]

[...] In his immediately past life he plagued himself through a useless arm; right arm, you see, so he could not point out again. [...]

[...] Ida associated this, which neither Jane or I realized, with the fact that in the previous life a right arm had not been used by Louie.

[...] When Frank moves Ruburt’s arms thus-and-so (with gestures), the beneficial results occur because Ruburt recognizes that his arms can move. [...]

It is good of you to make the bed, and at this state at least the condition of his arms makes it difficult. [...]