“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Ruburt’s brief experiments with the relaxation and energy exercises helped further. The trembling was felt as the result of a spontaneous, sudden increase in motor activity and circulation. It was brief, but enough to reawaken certain motor responses, which will then show themselves in normal rather than exaggerated activity.

(“A motor.” A reference to the motor of our tape recorder. Jane said this is tied in with the last reference: “Something beats like a motor,” in answer to my third question.

(“Something beats like a motor.” Jane said this use of the word beats reminded her of the hum of the motor on our recorder. We didn’t get enough information here, but she believes it a reference to the recorder motor rather than a reference, say, to our car.

A motor. [...]

[...] You see then why these various concerns focused themselves on the foot; a motor expression for inner desires in this case.

[...] Jane and I picked it up at our local Bureau of Motor Vehicles the second week in January, when we went there to inquire about the delay in receiving my new license plates. [...]

[...] The data contained in the leaflet closely paralleled the dream; therefore Jane was quite pleased to discover stacks of these leaflets at the motor vehicle bureau. [...]

[...] When Jane and I went to the Elmira Bureau of Motor Vehicles to inquire as to why I hadn’t received the license plates I had ordered several weeks prior to mid-January, we found the office very crowded. [...]

[...] Expectation now (underlined) is important here, and the fact that he got into the habit of denying impulses toward motion—by blocking, often, not the impulse so much as the motor response.

[...] (Long pause.) Some of the motor response blockage is continued in sleep. [...]

[...] Motor responses can be cleared in that fashion. [...] It will clear the motor capacity at that level.

[...] Sufficient enough repression here has caused these rampant electric brain discharges that automatically affect the motor systems. (Pause.) Deep within, there is no peace upon which stability is based, hence the constant erratic disorders, and the lack of muscular and motor control.

[...] A marginal motor disturbance. [...]

With the father, our friend’s father, a connection with motors. Either a latent ability to handle them and work with them well, or some episodes connected with motors on his part. [...]

[...] It is due instead to the length of time spent in the relative orbit chosen, and electromagnetic variations at this level that affect brain, and to some extent motor activity. The report of the crew members will also point out some impairment of motor activity—an erratic rather than smooth nervous reaction.

The eyes have annoyed him because the motor activity of the neck is increasing so. [...]

[...] Through motor activities he rids himself of identification in a vigorous and aggressive matter, the symbolism worked out in physical terms. [...]

COMMENTS: On January 10, six days after the dream, Rob and I made an unexpected visit to the Motor Vehicles Bureau to check on the renewal of our car license. [...]

[...] The Motor Vehicles Bureau is an extension of the county building, as the decontamination center was an extension of another building in the dream. [...]

[...] As a result of the increased walking, motor activity is quickening. [...]

[...] The eye muscles change constantly almost, as the huge motor area of the neck alternately releases and relaxes. [...]

[...] Ruburt has excellent knowledge of the body’s motor capacities on an unconscious level. [...]

[...] The cause of schizophrenia is unknown, and the victim usually ends up hospitalized because of the severity of symptoms, which can include motor malfunctions, perceptual distortions involving hallucinations and delusions, strange behavior, and a withdrawal from reality. [...]

[...] On weekdays the motor carrier usually leaves the paper in its box around 3:15–3:30, so the paper was “in position” for me to zoom in on it. [...]

[...] On the following day she was more mentally agitated than usual, dizzy, with some motor disability in the left arm. [...]

[...] The manuscript of The Rule Book of Love: A Seth Book, is written on the back of heavy white stationery from Howard Johnson’s motor lodge in Coraopolis, PA, which may be near Philadelphia. [...]