“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Other adjustments are being made first to insure overall balance and coordination, as work is being done on the knees, leg muscles and feet. [...]

[...] Even her knees seem to be unlocking; her wrists are bending somewhat, etc. [...]

[...] Forget the knees as much as possible, and the seeming impediments.

[...] Then her knees wanted to get into the act, and her feet and toes. [...]

[...] When my eyes are closed it feels like that left knee is way up in the air, and I can feel the impetus in the right leg to move. [...]

(When I got to 330 Jane was lying on her left side with a pillow under her left leg, as well as the sponge between her knees. [...]

[...] My legs from the knees down felt considerably lighter. [...]

[...] There is definitely more flexibility in the knees, the thigh muscles, areas by the Achilles heel, and feet. [...]

[...] Many of Ruburt’s joints, particularly in the neck, feet, and knees, are loosening considerably. [...]

[...] There has been new activity in the knees, in those joints that would allow him to kick out in such a fashion (gesturing with leg). [...]

[...] I saw a few spasmodic motions around the knee area. [...]

I told him (emphatically) that the hot towels on the knees would help his eyes considerably, and his head. [...]

[...] My knees felt loose as could be, but the muscles in the legs were heavy and stolid. [...]

[...] I told her that her knees especially now show a noticeable increase in flexibility. [...]

[...] Her legs, the knees especially, had been poor. [...]

(“What happened a couple of months ago that touched off this current set of problems through his knees, so that he has trouble walking?”)

[...] Then, as she grunted and groaned, the motion traveled down her body to her knees and toes. [...]

[...] Jane was ready to be turned at once: She was uncomfortable with a folded pillow placed under her right foot, so that it raised her foot up too high and placed a strain on her right knee as she lay on her side. [...]

[...] The portrait was life-size, from the knees up, very dramatic and bold in concept and detail, and very effective pictorially. [...]

[...] Jane was on her knees before the recorder; we had found a strong passage. [...]

[...] A child might fall and badly scrape a knee — so badly that limping is the result, at least temporarily. [...]

[...] I was telling everybody that Jane had just spontaneously recovered her health and the ability of walking: I could see dimples in her knees as she moved about. [...]

“You did terrifically, hon,” I exclaimed, patting her on a knee. [...]

[...] They X-rayed my hands but not my knees. [...]