“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Here is another point: Definite work may be done in a dream, but the physical arms and legs are not tired. [...]

[...] One arm,
A universe, was flung
Akimbo. [...]

[...] Here we are speaking about conditions that can be physically corrected — but not the growth of an arm if you were born without one, for example, or the correction of other lacks in the body at birth.

[...] Definite work may be done in a dream, but the physical arms and legs are not tired.

[...] Jane still has walking difficulties getting from her chairs to the john or bed, and her arms continue to be very uncomfortable.)

[...] “And my arms are definitely longer, and go out to the sides farther, and I think my legs are better too—they don’t stick up so high under the covers when I lay on my back.” [...]

[...] The head tensions and those ligaments, however, are keys that before locked the shoulders, arms, and chest in a given position, forcing the knees to bend for the sake of balance.

[...] I got my message through to some degree on several occasions for example, when his arms were suddenly free. [...]

[...] Ruburt did this with the shoe episode, and with the arm to an important degree. [...]

To the male child, the penis is something that belongs to him personally in the same way that an arm or leg does, or that his mouth or anus does. [...]

[...] A connection here with the letter J, with a 1936 date, and something which I do not understand—a connection with an upside-down umbrella, that may represent a symbol, a coat of arms, a sign on a shop door, I have no idea.

(Jane’s arms and legs have been sore today, off and on, but she feels that beneficial changes are taking place in them as a result of the sessions on the magical approach to reality. [...]

The upper portions of the body, particularly important, are also lengthening the arms and releasing shoulder ligaments for greater motion. [...]

There have been two main areas: the head-jaw area, held in a particular position, more or less, resulting in particular positions of the shoulders and arms. [...]

[...] We greeted each other like old friends, wrapping our arms around one another as we talked, and kissed very animatedly. [...]

[...] (Emphatic and humorous, slapping the chair arm.

[...] (Her eyes closed, Jane made a gesture with both arms that the Wilburs and I interpreted like this:

(Jane’s hands came together at arm’s length.)

[...] I was laying straight in bed, arms at my sides. [...]

[...] Then felt as if legs, arms, belly...dissolved, I guess is the best description. [...]

[...] He expected to find his fair damsel there in your son’s arms, and he was quite prepared, having a knife in his belt. [...]

[...] Her arms lifted like wings, her hair was very pretty. [...]

[...] However, we’ve learned by now to have the confidence that by tomorrow, say, the soreness in her shoulders and arms will have lessened, and that another part of the body will begin loosening itself.

The main difficulty with the arms now is an absence of relaxation in the shoulder area, a tension that is physically demonstrated. [...]