“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Many people are unable to endow fragments with such physical reality, and thus shove them more or less harmlessly away at arm’s length. [...]

[...] At my approach he spat in a terrified manner and vaulted from her arms, scratching her quite well on both forearms. [...]

[...] I had been doing some painting when once again I seemed to see my brother Loren, as a monk in a previous life, wearing his old red robe, fall face down with outstretched arms upon the same dusty red road upon which I had seen him before. [...]

[...] She has no arms. [...]

There are indications of arms beneath the clothing—indications only. [...]

[...] Her arms and hands rest easier, and overall she seems a little more relaxed. [...]

Ruburt should endeavor to forget his arms. [...] This clouds the image of his arms in their normal healthy position. [...]

[...] Margaret, who had been a school nurse, used the Heimlich maneuver: she wrapped her strong arms around me from the back and squeezed. [...]

[...] The improvements I mentioned as occurring within 10 days partially took place—with the ankles, hands, large ligaments, shoulders, and is occurring in the arms. [...]

[...] Sudden rapid rotating motions in the left arm. [...]

[...] Ruburt’s “cold,” the bothersome eyes, are all connected with unusual muscular activity of the jaws, head, shoulders, arms and hands. [...]

[...] The shoulder-arm area is important, and connected to the walking—not only as far as overall coordination but in terms of clear passageways of energy.

Ruburt’s arms, now—he wanted to rock himself in comfort. (Jane cradled her arms in this characteristic gesture.) The elbows then bent, straining toward this position, representing a need for comfort, and the attempt to comfort himself. [...]

And gobbled up my arm.

[...] The bout seemed to help her relax; her arms and hands became easier and looser. [...]

Now you are all getting it this evening, but it is long due—and it is for this reason that our friend Ruburt did not welcome me with open arms at your last class, for he knew what I was up to. [...]

[...] You do not solve it by standing in front of it with your arms crossed and closing your eyes and saying, “Surely the solution must be fearful.” [...]

His shoulders and arms are beginning to release considerably. He could consciously move his shoulder blades in the back for the first time this evening, and the arms are very important in bodily balance. [...]

[...] Otherwise, my position is this —and here I repeat—because overall changes in position and balance are necessitated in order for normal walking to occur, one portion of the body at this point is not going to right itself so that, for example, Ruburt’s arms are suddenly straight while his knees are bent. [...] The arms are longer. [...]

[...] At the same time, Jane while in trance lifted her right arm and swung it vigorously from side to side several times—something she couldn’t have done a week ago.)

[...] During this time Jane moved her arms and hands—which look better—and various other portions of her anatomy. [...]

[...] But by moving my arm, I discovered I could make this light wink on and off; it was simply red reflection from the candle. [...]

[...] At the joining of hand and wrist, the flesh rose up in an egglike lump; the light crept up Jane’s arm to her sweater, and bled down her fingers until all semblance of shadow was gone. [...]

[...] Her arms were longer, as they had been for some time now. [...]

You have definite signs of the body’s overall positive response: the arms are straighter, the feet stronger, the ankles more flexible, and overall adjustments are constantly being made. [...]

[...] She moved her arms, hands, and shoulders very rapidly. [...]