“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(I got there at 1:10 after leaving the car at Acuto’s Pontiac to get the gearshift fixed. Jane was doing well on her side, and as I turned her. She’d had a large HVI last night, a smaller one this morning. After lunch she told me that Toni, whom I’d mentioned last session, had discovered a “bladder stone” in her Foley when she emptied it in the middle of the night. Fred Kardon must have seen the stone, Jane said, since the word was relayed through him that that’s what it was—a bladder stone. Jane didn’t see Fred.

(Jane ate an excellent lunch again, and Peg Gallagher visited before she was through. After Peg left Jane and I agreed that we’d ask Seth to comment on her broken right leg, and the stone. At least, I said, she’d passed the stone and hadn’t even known it.

(3:45. Jane was concerned about staff coming in to do vitals.

This is simply the body’s way of ridding itself of mineral deposits that were once needed by the body, but are no longer needed. And a note to Ruburt: the leg that was broken is already repairing itself in an excellent manner. The exercises that he does help keep it flexible.

(4:16. “That was rather interesting about the minerals,” I said, and read the session to Jane. “It must mean that the body is absorbing nourishment much better, if it’s got minerals to get rid of, instead of being short of them.” Jane understood the implications once I explained them. It certainly meant the body’s mechanisms were improving.

(“I was hoping he’d explain that red spot on top of my knee,” she said, adding her statement of earlier in the afternoon that she hoped it wasn’t another ulcer starting, like the previous one that had finally erupted on her knee. This is only a small red spot that could have been caused by anything. It looked like a pimple to me. “Well, maybe he’ll mention it next time,” I said. Then at 4:20:)

(4:28. Her head and shoulders began moving. Then she swung each arm in turn in a large arc, the elbows working especially well in this exercise. The feet moved in rhythm. Most parts moved. “That was the whole body using itself,” I said when she finally rested. “Oh yeah?” Jane asked. “I couldn’t tell what was going on.”

(Now Jane told me that when she was on her left side earlier today she’d “had the inclination to try to straighten out my body some so I wasn’t at such an angle.” This is the first time she’s mentioned such feelings to me, and stands for another sign of improvement, I told her. She’d felt her feet move also.

(4:35. Jane’s left foot rotated quite flexibly even as it rested upon the bed. Then her head and shoulders started in again—side to side, noises and grunts. “The right foot’s moving more than it has been,” she grunted, and it was. She rested and finished the cranberry juice.

(At 4:50 I called the garage. The car was ready. I had until 6:00 PM to get there. I turned Jane on her left side before I left, shortly after 5:00, but I was back with the car within 15 minutes. Before I took a short nap before supper, I massaged Oil of Olay into Jane’s hands and feet, arms and lower legs. It was very beneficial, my dehypnosis process. I can now massage the thigh and calf of her broken leg in a way impossible to do even last week, and I can feel changes taking place in that more immobile leg of the two. I was quite encouraged.

(Then for the first time after supper, after I’d read the prayer with Jane and was getting ready to leave, she said she felt that her body wanted to move some more. Her feet began flexing. I said that was an excellent sign, for it showed the body was starting to move out of its safe schedule of doing movements at just one time of the day. It was branching out. “I suppose such a move was inevitable,” I said, “and we should be damned glad of it....” A very good sign, I thought. If such signs keep up, I may have to alter my own schedule a bit to give her some time for movement after supper, say, before I leave. Once again I was cheered.)