“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] (Pause.) Now as to your picture of your sister, a period approximately six months distant and the probability of a bathroom tumble, that can be averted if no small rugs are used on the floor. [...]

[...] Already, at least mentally, he sees it can be easier to sit down in the bathroom, and that activity will follow naturally, without effort. [...]

Your suggestion about the bathroom (sitting down) is another instance of creative action which takes. [...]

He felt quite maligned earlier tonight, when you did not realize that he was not grunting with exertion as he walked to the bathroom several times today. [...]

[...] The bathroom and the stairs. [...]

One day in the bathroom Ruburt found his knees and toes impulsively moving rather quickly together, up and down, elevating him with some spontaneous ease. [...]

[...] Now some feelings because they have been inhibited, come out in exaggerated form—the hatred of the bathroom or the bedroom for example.

[...] For a while he had trouble in the morning getting the chair out of the bathroom because of the difficulty with the left leg, and that vanished. [...]

[...] She did make out fairly well in the bathroom, however.

[...] Jane has been extremely sore in her arms, shoulders, rib cage, and so forth today, yet she was able to stand taller, by leaning against the bathroom door frame, than I’d seen her do in a very long time. [...]

[...] Ruburt knows he stands easier in the bathroom, for example, but did not realize that was significant.

[...] Once again in the bathroom I was amazed that any belief could have such a powerful effect upon a person that they would tolerate such physical limitations day after day, year after year, rather than to come to terms with them in an effort to obtain at least some relief. [...]

Tell Ruburt that even in the old terms it is not economical to take such an amount of time for simple movements to the bathroom, for example. [...]

“I lay on our bed, fully clothed, while waiting for Jane to finish in the bathroom. [...]

[...] She’s been doing very well with the new chair in the bathroom, and is now going to the john three times a day. [...]

[...] The chests in the bathroom should be painted. [...]

(Since she began sitting down in the bathroom, Jane has done so once a day each day. [...]

[...] It was hardly a momentous affair, yet it meant that Ruburt could forget his physical problems to a considerable extent, stop worrying about whether he would have to go to the bathroom, or how to get there, or when people would leave so he could get there, and so the evening was effectively altered for the better.

[...] Some of you may have just gone to the bathroom. [...]

[...] In the area of his physical condition, however, he does concentrate upon details: how to get up, how to go to the bathroom, how to do thus-and-so—an uncharacteristic mode of behavior.