“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She said the fingers on her right hand are trying to loosen, as I massaged them with Oil of Olay. [...]

[...] There is a line from a poem of his, written years ago, in a period of stress, “If I can’t move one finger, how can the whole soul rise?" from his dance floor poem.

The arms are responding, and as they do so then the fingers will resume their normal condition. [...]

[...] The hands, fingers, arms and neck areas also. [...]

The body responded rather immediately with further loosening in all areas, and greater circulation and loosening, particularly in the arms and fingers.

[...] This is not the now-familiar sensation of swelling in the fingers and the palm, but rather one of actual physical increase in size. [...]

(I also saw very briefly the much-enlarged tip, with the fingernail visible, of a third finger of a hand, back to the first knuckle.

All necessary information is given to you through these inner channels, and unbelievable inner activities take place before you can so much as lift a finger, flicker an eyelid, or read this sentence upon the page. [...]

[...] He fingers it in his pocket. [...]

[...] Indeed his fingers released when he began to type again on that book.

Are your fingers tired?

[...] (Her eyes wide and dark, Jane held up her hands, fingers bent as though ready to grasp — or claw.) When he was a cave dweller,³ man saw these birds often, particularly in cliffs by water. [...]

[...] If you burn your finger it hurts immediately. [...]

[...] He will have his finger in too many pies, while a fanatic concentrates unduly on one.

[...] I had tried to quickly cut a paper tape to use in measuring the circumferences of my fingers, but before I could do this the sensation disappeared.

Are your fingers tired?

(10:40.) Rest your fingers.... [...]

He feels that you have not tried to make a success of your art, but have used excuses while blaming him for using excuses; that he tries desperately to sell his books, while you will not lift a finger to sell your paintings; that if he waited until he did his best work, he would never have sold a thing.

Now you may take a break and rest your fingers. [...]

(10:02.) Rest your fingers. [...]

Are your fingers tired?

For the benefit of your fingers, we should perhaps take a break, though we are doing very well. [...]