“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(It was painful for Jane to be turned today. I turned her on her back after stopping at Medical Records first to see Janet Troutt about the copy of Jane’s records that I’d been promised. However, the copies were so poor—and lacking lab reports—that Janet said she’d have them redone; now I’m to stop in a couple of days from now—which means the records don’t go to the insurance company before then, either.

Now: I bid you a fond good afternoon.

Now take a break. I may or may not return, according to those rhythms of which I have spoken—but in an important regard I am indeed present from the time of my first greeting in an afternoon until the time that you leave. It is easier then to hold a session at such times.

(Then at 4:14 she began rotating her arms and hands faster than ever—the best yet—it was obvious that her elbows were loosening up even more. She could reach further down toward her thighs. Then her feet began to move in rhythm—”Just like I’m on a bicycle,” she said. Now there was a lot of movement in the feet and ankles. “It looks like the legs and feet are trying to do the same things the hands and arms are doing,” I said. “They’ve got to start somewhere.”

Now: A brief note in what you have just witnessed.

You are quite right: the legs do want, now, to act in coordination with the motion of the arms. This automatically brings about a far better body condition.

Now I may or may not return—again, according to those rhythms which Ruburt is now beginning to sense.

(4:23 PM. Jane grunted in discomfort, for now the smaller toes on her feet began to move a little —with the big toes—in a way I hadn’t seen them do before. Another first. Another sign, I told her. I was delighted with the way she kept her new motions once they’d shown themselves. I still feel hope and enthusiasm.)