“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Feel better AM. Last PM in bed left cheek jaw (bone?) opened much further —(same now); a further motion of neck ligaments to shoulders/arms. Also a large (ligament?) in front of right leg by knee is gaining motion.

[...] As I sit here writing I feel it nibbling away—a bit of it in my back, on my cheeks, in my torso. [...]

[...] Someone very well known who established a church — if you will, a civilization — once said, “Turn the other cheek if you are attacked.” [...] You should turn the other cheek because you realize that basically the attacker only attacks himself.

[...] If you turn the other cheek without this understanding, however, and feel resentful, or if you turn the other cheek out of a feeling of pseudomoral superiority, then the reaction is far from adequate.

[...] But her cheeks are swollen and somewhat blotchy, which Jeff had noticed this morning. Later in the afternoon the cheeks and shoulder both looked a bit better, and Jane acted better.

lord let me remember how it was
when i nuzzled the air in the morning
and thought i could wiggle a distant leaf
just as i moved my own ears and toes.
i thought that i caused rain to fall
just as the tears from my own eyes
wet my cheeks,
and that my thoughts turned into clouds
that circled the top of my head.

[...] There is swelling on her right shoulder, and I also thought her cheeks looked swollen. [...]

The tensing of the jaw is highly important here, and has in the past prevented adequate healthy blood circulation to the gums—also causing, with the shallow breathing, the sinus difficulty, which exerted additional pressure to the cheek and mouth areas. [...]

[...] You may, for example, sneeze or not sneeze, cough or not cough, walk to the window or the door, scratch your elbow, save a child from drowning, learn a lesson, commit suicide, harm another, or turn your cheek.

[...] You have only to close your eyes and see—as now, if all of you are quiet you can feel the cosmic breezes blow through your cheeks, and yesterday flies through your skull like clouds disappearing. [...]

[...] Jane’s cheek came today, Wednesday, January 18, for the ESP book.

[...] He ended up laughing until the tears rolled down his cheeks, as the three of us went round and round the room with the table.

[...] As she puts it: “Just off to the right of my cheek there’s this little figure, this tiny little me that I can send places and do things with.” [...]

[...] I believe a mole here (Jane touched her right cheek); though it may not be a mole but some facial characteristic here, you see. [...]

[...] The air that brushes past your cheek is alive. [...]

[...] Pink cheeks, parted lips. [...]

You would wear a constant smile, and your blooming cheeks would often deny the heart’s hard-earned knowledge.

[...] At the same time his church may tell him to turn the other cheek when he is upset, and to be kind, gentle and understanding.

Another small point here: Christ’s dictum to turn the other cheek (Matthew 5:39, for instance) was a psychologically crafty method of warding off violence — not of accepting it. [...]

[...] Her right hand against her cheek, head down, moving about.

[...] Much of the time she cradled her cheek on her crossed arms, supported by the table. [...]