“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

The cat was aware in its terms of this. It became fat like Ruburt’s mother, but no longer threatening. It was fixed. If Ruburt’s mother had been fixed Ruburt would have had a different mother and different background, granting Ruburt had come alive.

[...] Man to fix refrigerator and a fan—R. sees him on porch.)

[...] She said that at the end Seth had another remark to make, but that she didn’t have the energy to get it out: “And thank you for fixing my chair.” [...]

(Humorously:) And thank you for fixing my chair.

[...] There was a little more here, spoken at a fast pace, to the effect that Seth wanted us to get the recorder fixed so that we could have a session without my taking notes for a change. [...]

While Rob went shopping, I did some mail and on his return we fixed a roast chicken dinner, put it in the oven and took a nap. [...]

[...] Rob fixed my hair. [...]

[...] After all this time you still do not personally accept the fact that you are, in your terms at this moment, the sum of your own thoughts and emotions about yourselves and that whatever you want to fix you can fix, and that whatever you want to change you can change. [...]

[...] We take Billy to vet’s to get “fixed”—& curtains to be shortened, cleaned for my new room.

[...] The negative part of Jeff’s information is that he said she couldn’t sit up until the leg was fixed to some degree, at least. [...] “Shit,” Jane said, “if my body can recover like it has, then it can fix the leg too.” [...]

[...] A “minor” operation could fix the leg well enough so she could sit up, he said, after Jane said she wanted to start sitting up.

[...] You intend, both of you, having the cat fixed, so he will not be frustrated inside. Ruburt fixed himself, and fixed it so he could not go outside—because, according to your joint overall attitudes, you believed you must isolate yourselves against the world.

[...] moisture or easiness is now in both legs so I feel I’m moving all together more; go to fix coffee, hoping I can get out of kitchen before laundry boy arrives; do dishes, and the kid comes. [...]

(Then as I was fixing the tray for lunch, Peggy Gallagher, our friend who is a reporter for the Elmira Star-Gazette, visited and stayed through most of the meal. [...]

[...] I do want to get Dreams done as soon as possible, and will not be getting into any fixes of a similar nature in the years to come.

[...] Jeff added that a small operation might fix it, or that perhaps nothing need be done.

Your father always tried to fix objects that were broken. To some extent you carried this with you, so that objects or figures not painted correctly, in those terms, should be fixed. [...]

(The window was closed but there was no heat again in 330, even though it had been “fixed” by changing the thermostat. [...]

[...] I fixed her lower teeth, used the Rescue Remedy Cream on her right hand, did a little mail and worked on my grocery list. [...]

(A repairman finally came to fix the call light, which meant Jane had to be covered while he was in the room. [...]

[...] I read the prayer to her at 7:05, and left a few minutes later when Cathy and Sharon came in to fix her up. [...]

[...] This experience follows, of course, the one I had for my last appointment, and which is on record — when I chipped a tooth and went to my dentist’s office the same day to see if he could fix it — and discovered that I had an appointment I’d forgotten about for that very same time on that same day. [...]

[...] If you had to you could even fix it so Ruburt could eat mostly in the car, or in a van. [...]

You had some good points when you told him, for example, to simply think of fixing rice, rather than worrying about how to do it. [...]

It is an excellent idea to have Ruburt’s teeth fixed. [...]