“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You have physical limbs that you can see. [...]

[...] You are like two limbs from the same tree. [...]

[...] The resultant heaviness of limb, the swelling of various portions of the body having to do with an overproduction of a chemical, I believe, called pectorin, or something very similar.

[...] The difficulty will be one of circulation in the limbs and hands, and are already—the symptoms are already—felt by the woman in question.

[...] It is a feeling almost as though the limb could dissolve or merge into a warm environment that was enveloping it.

The various species and the multitudinous varieties of life in your universe could with much validity be compared to cells, organs, or limbs of some gigantic creature. [...]

(This state is one of thrilling or tingling, or of a singing sensation, that can either suffuse the whole body, or perhaps locate itself in one side of the body or in one limb. [...]

[...] In the last few days the discomfort has moved down into her left arm; periodically she said the arm tingles, in a sensation similar to that felt when a limb has gone to sleep. [...]

When resting, and in a tranquil state of mind, he should simply imagine the limbs slowly stretching out, becoming somewhat longer, and then slowly returning to their original length. [...]

[...] Now physical illnesses that are not critical but observable, that do not involve the loss of say of a limb or of an organ, generally (underlined) represent problems that are in the process of being solved, problems that are in quotes “out in the open.” [...]

[...] The tree, therefore, is conscious of the pain connected with, say, the severing of a limb.

Think about it: Some of us are born brilliant and some mad, some with bodies swift and elegant, others missing vital organs or whole limbs. [...]

He recommended that Sally’s limbs be rubbed with peanut oil, and that iron be added to her diet. [...]

[...] The feeling of enlargement centers mainly on the tops of the limbs, as though they were swelling, and is not to be confused with the overall thrilling or tingling sensation I often refer to. [...]

[...] Her head rolled, her limbs seemed to behave on their own at times. [...]

[...] Some are born as dwarfs, or hairless, or with deformed or missing limbs. [...]

(At one time all of my limbs felt as though they wanted to lift up out of themselves. [...]

[...] I heard him hit the ground with such force that I was very afraid he had broken a limb. [...]

I am going to go out rather far on the limb right here. [...]

(Then, the feeling of crossed limbs developed in my hands. [...]

[...] The feeling varied in intensity at times, and along with it I had the thrilling sensation in various limbs.

[...] Because my motions were so strange, Rob had the impression that my limbs were heavy. [...]