“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] 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. [...]

[...] Now without pausing in particular she got up from her favorite Kennedy rocker and sat in a chair across the table from me. [...]

[...] She resumed while sitting in the rocker again, but almost at once got up and returned to the chair across from me. [...]

[...] Every time she jumped up on a chair—or down—Jane and I winced, but Mitzi wasn’t concerned at all. [...]

[...] (It would be useless to try to push her in her chair.)

[...] The arm discomfort makes it quite difficult for her to move from either of her chairs to the bed and/or couch, however. [...]

[...] Jane still has walking difficulties getting from her chairs to the john or bed, and her arms continue to be very uncomfortable.)

[...] She’d also been “a little more comfortable” in her chair. [...]

(The result was that I sat in her chair, facing her across the inevitable coffee table. [...]

[...] I took the time to build a lower, very solid table whose top rides just above her knees as she sits in her office chair; she can operate her typewriter much more easily at that lower level. [...]

[...] Yet she dozed again when I went out to her writing room after her office chair, which I use while taking notes for the sessions. [...]

[...] I helped her get into her chair from the couch.

2. Six months ago, I described how Floyd Waterman had helped me rebuild a narrow old straight chair for Jane, and equip it with casters, so that I could more easily steer her into certain parts of the hill house. [...]

(The session climaxed with a very active dance by the table, as the three of us left our chairs and followed it about the rug. [...]

The sitting down, whether on a chair or the toilet, has to do with the fear of letting the body go. [...]

[...] Now: take any one, any one simple area, like rising from a chair, and using the point of power see Ruburt performing better in that area, whatever you choose. [...]

[...] The circulation is improved—veins and so forth show more—but he has begun to gain because even in the chair he moves his legs more, which has increased his appetite.

[...] They did things with me — healing things — then dropped me back in my chair.

(Jane didn’t rub between her eyes — and without leaving her chair she went back into the session within a very few minutes. [...]

[...] She’s missed walking with her typing table lately, yet her steps from her chair to the couch often have been much steadier and better balanced, even though she’s still bent way over. [...]

[...] She wasn’t aware, really, that she had let the cat in until she was back in the chair. [...]

[...] As atoms and molecules give your chairs a reality within your system even though the atoms and molecules come and go, so this planetary system still retains its reality. (Pause.)

[...] Jane, who was in the kitchen, hurried back to her chair just as Seth resumed at 9:44.)

[...] Her body began to slowly lean against the right arm of her chair in what has become a characteristic pose, for both her thyroid activity, and therefore her energy, are still below par even though she’s been out of the hospital for 24 days now. [...]

[...] Basically, it results from the chair activity, and activation of the knees, while the upper body is not in a state of stress. [...]