“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(We’d wanted to read over some of the late sessions today, but didn’t do it. The time seemed to fly by. Jane slept until about 10:30. She hadn’t done badly, and I’d rubbed her legs before we slept. She had some right leg sensations—strong enough to notice but not nearly as strong as before, and she’s had them “off and on all day, particularly in the knee and lower leg. I haven’t had any feeling there for I don’t know how long.” She’d maneuvered somewhat better in the bathroom this morning, and said her right hip worked well.

(This afternoon I mowed some grass out front as soon as it stopped raining, then typed last night’s session, almost finishing it. I did complete it after supper. Jane didn’t feel like reading and discussing sessions, though, so we decided to have one tonight and perhaps do some reading tomorrow.)

Ruburt is doing very well under the situation. The feelings in the leg and the knee do indeed signify new motion, and the willingness to move. Again, the feelings of panic will naturally subside, but they are important for they are in their way the signs of the child crying—and earlier, Ruburt as the adult would not listen.

Ruburt’s entire group of symptoms do not follow any established pattern. They are the result of applied stress, exaggerated finally by feelings of hopelessness, and by some relative feelings of isolation.

This will indeed be a brief session, but I did want to give it to you before you seriously began studying this group. Do you want to ask a question?

(“I’ve been wondering lately about how much of a role his psychic abilities have to do with the intensity of his reactions to his childhood experience. I know you’ve gone into aspects of that before, but—”)