“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] This was the first time I’d had such an experience outside, walking; I found my body moving faster, easier, freer. [...]

1. Right foot breaking loose inside; can feel bones bottom of foot when walking; put weight on it in a new way; and it moves with the knee. [...]

(Long pause at 9:38.) There is still on both of your parts, however, a move toward Pennsylvania, a yearning of the heart. [...]

[...] The whole self, the inner self, moves within the concept of infinity as you move within physical reality through space. [...]

[...] Jane and I also spent the first four years of our marriage here, before moving to Elmira in 1960. [...] Now each time we make the beautiful drive to Elmira, it’s like moving back in time—just like it used to be when we traveled from Elmira to Sayre. [...]

[...] I didn’t think she wished to be 26 years old again, but I also didn’t know what the move might do for us now—that is, as far as helping restore her health went. [...] I must admit that if I’d had to guess at any upcoming major changes in our lives, moving back to Sayre would have been the last on the list. [...]

[...] Jane sat without moving.)

[...] During the whole passage, she sat almost without moving, holding the test envelope almost motionless in her right hand. [...]

[...] The pointer began to move.

[...] First you have the action of the lines, form and content and so forth, caught and solidified, then as an observer looks at a painting feeling is again motion moving out from the painting into the beholder’s perception.

[...] I must move into these things slowly.

I have said also that this feeling of vitality, and I prefer the term vitality, is moving and itself a part of the living stuff of the universe. [...]

The undifferentiated layers move out like spirals then, through all reality. [...]

[...] As you know, paintings have motion, yet the painting itself does not move. [...]

We are now involved with reassuring Ruburt that it is safe to move, and ultimately that it is safe to relax. [...]

[...] Ruburt will naturally seek your aid, however, and your helpful hand, as he moves out of those limited corridors of activity—and so he is. [...]

[...] Yet at the same time she sat stiffly forward, her body canted to her left; she didn’t look comfortable, and she decided to try the foam rubber pads beneath her thighs, a move that sometimes “helps relieve the pressure on those [pelvic] bones back there, and keeps me from feeling that I’m falling forward. They also help me when I move around in the chair.” [...]

[...] Instead of nouns for example you would have the shape of the ever-moving pattern, instead of a verb the pulsation of the color, or rather of its transmission. [...]

[...] It moves at a snail’s pace along the line of consecutive time.

(Jane answered by telling me how she felt this morning—“discombobulated” —meaning that various parts of her body seem to move, or want to move, out of rhythm or sync with other parts—but that overall she recognizes that those are all healthy signs of the body trying to heal itself. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) Ruburt’s body is recovering a good deal of inner responsiveness, or motion—moving more quickly in specific areas. [...]

(I have no ideas at all as to the moving-back-to-Sayre business goes. [...]

[...] Then in a creativity that came from the painting itself the colors would grow rich, the species attain their delineations, the winds blow and the seas move with the tides.

You move through probabilities without knowing it. [...]

In this case the child did not dare slap the parent, for even the slightest move upon the mother’s bed, the slightest most unintentional motion, made the mother cry out in pain. Not only unintentional violence then of the simplest kind, had to be avoided, but the unintentional motion and the thoughtless childish move. [...]

[...] He does not move furniture as erratically as he did, and is learning despite this to use his energies constructively.

[...] You could instead have stressed your positive and constructive differences, for your move to the neighborhood, again, to some extent—excuse the constant qualifying—your move has helped the neighbors see themselves in a different light.

You have both moved through many periods of understanding, where others might have stopped, and the going-ahead always involves new challenges. [...]

(?”6th grade important year”—moved from New York to Pleasantville—[no emotional reaction though.]

[...] I am moving to California in June and now trying to get an apartment. [...]

[...] The same power that moves your mind forms your body.