“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] “Or the body does—that’s what I really mean,” Jane said even her jaw felt loose. [...]

[...] working her lower jaw around. [...]

[...] When I awakened, something had suddenly cleared connected with the entire right side of my head and neck, involving the right ear, eye, jaw also. [...]

The tooth symptom is a result of those feelings, and of tensing the mouth and jaw. [...]

(Subsequently, Jane several times was seized with a strong ache in her lower right jaw. [...] Unknown to me Jane’s jaw began to bother her as she left the house.

[...] We learned that her sinuses were involved in her jaw ache, and Bill Macdonnel, but also that she was strongly concerned about the acceptance of Rich Bed by Eleanor Friede of Macmillan. Jane’s jaw began to clear up as we drove through the countryside beyond East Athens.)

The work of the jaws necessitates the actions occurring, and if the new jaws end up with new teeth (humorously), that must not be considered a failure or a tragedy. [...]

[...] The entire jaw is being realigned to its natural and most ideal position. [...]

During class, my jaw started to bother me, then badly, so I couldn’t get to sleep. [...]

[...] The tension resulted in jaw pressures, affecting the teeth, the sinuses, and in particular the tightening of large ligaments in the neck. [...]

[...] The bulging is largely the result of sinus pressure, which is then relieved as the jaw relaxes more, and the passages relax.

[...] They also have to do with her teeth and jaw symptoms, and fear of eating recently, we’ve learned.)

The more you spoke of prices of food going up, the worse the feelings about eating became (and the tooth and jaw symptoms). [...]

[...] Here is the rest of the story involving the second cat: After I left for work and Jane had taken the cat into the house, she discovered to her sorrow that the cat had somehow gotten its lower jaw caught in a new collar we had put on it the day before, and that evidently the cat’s lower jaw had been forced open in this strained position for some hours. [...]

(We were wondering how long the animal had been forced to struggle with its jaws open in this manner when Seth came through. [...] The cat got its lower jaw caught in the collar “shortly after,” and remained so caught until we found it shortly after 7:30 AM.

In the same way that he has lately caught himself tensing his jaw, so has he tensed his neck and shoulder muscles for some time. We want him to be able to recognize tension in the shoulders, as he can now, but could not earlier, recognize the tension in the jaw.

[...] Yet for now the jaw is being kept in a “loose” framework so that painless realignments can occur. [...]

[...] You are correct, as to the strain on the jaws and so forth, however. [...]

[...] I’m very sensitive to tooth troubles, of course, and probably project some of this upon others; but Jane’s losing the tooth reminded me of Seth’s very recent declaration that she might lose more teeth because of the relaxation taking place in her jaws. [...]

[...] You would have to be blind not to realize that his ankles and feet, his hands and wrists, his neck and jaw, have all improved. [...]

What happened is this: the large neck ligaments considerably loosened further, releasing important areas of the jaw—unfortunately enough dislodging a tooth. [...]

That is connected with the entire affair, with the jaw tension obviously. [...]

[...] Beyond that, the condition is the result of the other, so that the jaw is under such tension that the teeth are compressed and literally jolted out of their sockets. [...]

[...] His poor mobility did not exist alone, but reached back to an archaeology, say, of beliefs that affected his sinuses, jaw pressure, and so forth.

[...] The jaw pressures are constantly being minimized. [...]

[...] Ruburt’s “cold,” the bothersome eyes, are all connected with unusual muscular activity of the jaws, head, shoulders, arms and hands. [...]

[...] The unevenness of vision is the result of the entire body changes, shiftings of jaw pressure, release of ligaments, and an entire body reorientation.

The changing jaw pressures, the releasing of tension there, altered the sinuses and the ears. [...]

[...] Her jaw dropped and moved from side to side. [...]

[...] A couple of months ago, a close friend developed painful tooth and jaw symptoms — resulting in a loss of weight — for the reasons given below.)

(In closing I might add that this afternoon, also, Jane said her jaws opened wider than usual, were more relaxed, and indeed as she showed me she could open them considerably farther than usual. [...]