“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] If I had broken a leg I would have gone to a doctor to get it set. [...]

[...] At the same time she was experiencing rather profound physical changes in both her legs and feet, as she demonstrated for me. [...]

[...] Jane reports a continuing series of physical changes throughout her body—from the legs and ankles to the shoulder blades, elbows, ribs, etc. [...]

[...] An additional small detail that I make (it is a fact, but I also mention it to tug at Ruburt’s leg a bit) you are both better off, actually, without the radiator being covered, because of the collection of dust particles.

(October 27, Tuesday, 11:45: Upon retiring, I had a definite and durable feeling of stretching in my legs, as though a force was pulling at my feet, as though with hands. [...]

[...] And somebody else without a leg to stand on, and I hope that’s just symbolic.

[...] His arms can comfortably release themselves, and his trunk, and in perfect rhythm with his legs, knees, and feet. [...]

[...] Jane began speaking while sitting cross-legged on the bed. [...]

(Jane, still sitting cross-legged on the bed, smiled and learned forward. [...]

[...] She’d also slept several hours today, though as usual after laying down for a short time her arms and legs became very sore. [...]

[...] The sensations in his buttocks of heat, even burning at times, and in the legs and feet, all represent additional motion and beneficial activity. [...]

The flexibility and spring, the gait, the appearance of living legs will depend upon a special fluidity in the area of the upper thigh. [...]

[...] Jane said that in particular this data referred to the serape upon which she sat, and the tasseled edge or fringe beneath her lower legs. [...]

[...] In the drawing Jane’s left arm and both legs reach out toward the bottom and left edges of the object.

[...] This includes, of course, the leg muscles and ligaments. [...]

(Frank Longwell also visited today—before Jim did, as a matter of fact —and helped Jane experiment with certain exercises for her legs in the bathroom. [...]

The peanut oil on the legs is good—also on the hands. [...]

(As in the 183rd session, Jane began to speak after break while sitting upright and cross-legged on the bed. [...]

[...] Her bodily changes continue, with some good news about improvements in her legs contributed by Frank Longwell after an examination. [...]

[...] Today, however, we’d used it but once, on her knees and lower legs. [...]

(While trying psychological time on Wednesday, September 9, 8:15 PM, I had, after reaching a pleasant state, the rather strange sensation of having my legs pulled or stretched, as though some force was trying to elongate them. [...]

[...] Difficulties in the left leg from an old wound. [...]

[...] You did more good by telling him he bent over well from the front this evening (while we were exercising), that simple statement, than you ever could by any remark, however well-meaning, that he is not bending his leg when he walks for example.