“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Today Jane’s right leg “definitely felt straighter this afternoon,” on two occasions, one of them being after her nap. She’d also noticed similar effects after our first suggestion period. Today her left side of the head, neck and jaw released further, quite a bit more than usual, she said. Her eyes have been generally better. Jane doesn’t know which suggestion session —or all of them, say —brought about what effects. Overall, her moods have been better, her walking doesn’t hurt as much.

The right leg has been preparing for some time to straighten itself further. The process was only noticed today. The late difficulty of the last two weeks or so coming up the garage step has simply been the result of changes in both legs —quite beneficial, although in certain positions, whenever weight must be placed exclusively on one leg, then inequalities come into play. Those inequalities however also cause him to draw upon muscular reserves, and trigger greater strength than he has had.

Coming up the step today, though difficult, actually helped the right leg in its release. You reminded Ruburt of suggestions you gave yourself once. He altered them. Your remarks, however, and his use of them, became an example of creative suggestive behavior, for he seized upon the idea of the luxury of motion, and realized that relaxation is motion. This should be stressed also in your suggestion sessions.

At different times in life certain areas may become prerogatives, while other just-as-important areas are largely ignored, or downplayed, in which case they suffer. It is quite useless to say that people’s decisions in such matters are right or wrong. They are. The same applies, for example, to national conditions, until finally the ignored areas become so obvious that something must be done.

The entire life situation may be unpleasant. But I am trying to show that all ills are not necessarily physical ones. There will be changes, I imagine, in your sessions as you mutually move ahead to even greater resolution, so that you dare make suggestions that you might not think of right now.