“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I want you to keep all of this in mind, beginning the new year perhaps on better footing.

(Add Data—October 11—call to Jane from Timothy Foote, of Time Magazine —re cover story on Dick Bach. Timothy Foote to fly here Friday, October 13, etc., to call back re plane schedules. [...]

[...] Readjustment does not lie, in his particular case, in the present, with soaking his foot for example; but with a return to some definite poetry schedule, to finishing one book now at a time, to renewing the dream suggestions which he has discarded. [...]

[...] The flowers at the foot of the statue are also red, with a few in white.

[...] A flower garden is shown at the foot of the statue of Mother Goose, on the object. [...]

[...] the left shoulder particularly. (Pause.) Now the right foot; and now both knees. [...]

It often seemed safer, even, to keep a certain distance from the material, lest you accept it too uncritically, and Ruburt’s critical stance was usually simply an unneeded defense, so that he could keep footing in both worlds at once. [...]

(After Lorrie gave her eye drops at 4:01, Jane did a few rather mild motions with her left foot and head and shoulders. [...]

Comprehension ate my foot

[...] To my surprise I discovered that as I massaged those tendons underneath the knee, her foot began to move back and forth an inch — something she hasn’t been able to do for months, at least, and proof that the left knee joint wasn’t frozen. [...]

[...] No matter how far you journey — on a motorcycle, in a car or plane, or on foot — (gesturing to me as Seth, Jane then changed the sentence) by bicycle or camel, or truck or vessel, still you are the wanderer, and the land or ocean or desert is the environment through which you roam. [...]

[...] His foot rests upon a coffee table, as he moves back and forth in his rocking chair. [...]

[...] Underneath the table I found a large jagged piece of glass, close to a foot across, propped up against the inner table leg where I usually sit. [...]

(Jane’s right foot, the big toe area on the underside, had been bothering her off and on all afternoon, as though it was getting ready to become more active. [...]

[...] Yet there is also a meeting ground of more or less shared physical encounters, a sense plateau that offers firm-enough footing for the agreement of a mass-shared world. [...]

[...] At the same time Jane’s left foot hurt when I rubbed the leg, and turned outward on its side. [...]

(Also, glimpse of teen-age boy in light clothing and sneakers trying to crack some walnuts on a painted wood floor by stamping down on them energetically with his left foot. I heard or felt the thump of his foot on the floor. [...]

(Jane also announced that at various times during the past two or three weeks, she had had the feeling of her left foot or hand—never the right—being plunged in hot water. [...]

[...] She had a smoke afterward and began a few exercises again, moving her head and shoulders side to side and up and down, in rhythm with her left foot going gently. [...]

[...] Right foot looser and looser, but no help walking. [...]

That small alteration, however, immediately altered the legs’ position, however minutely, placing new challenge upon the entire leg and foot region. [...]

[...] Now you follow them but you (Rose) will not remember; and you (Sally) follow them sometimes; and you (Rachel) follow them sometimes; and you (Amelia) are beginning to put one foot upon the path; and you (Brad) have not as yet allowed yourself to remember any of your dream encounters. [...]

[...] You want very much to have your feet solidly in physical reality, and you are afraid that if you let yourself go you will miss your footing, and this is not the case. [...]

[...] Indeed, she said the underside of the toes on her right foot tingled, as with added circulation; they were very sensitive to my touch as I massaged her with Oil of Olay after turning her on her side before supper. [...]

[...] Because of the warm weather, the window of 330 was open a foot, and the heat was off. [...]

[...] She said she had pains in the foot at times. [...]