“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The eyes are still changing, as the ligaments in the neck do, but the muscles in and around the eyes are acclimating well.

[...] The very belief allowed him to use those abilities, and as muscles became more resilient with use, so do psychic and intuitive powers.

[...] He is using muscles in new ways. [...]

(Bill Gallagher said that in his opinion Jane, when speaking as Jane, doesn’t move her facial muscles the same as Seth does. [...]

[...] This causes the muscles to change, and in particular their tension is altered. [...]

[...] Extracts made from it contain the alkaloid atropine (among others), which is used to relieve muscle spasms, and to dilate the pupil of the eye for optical surgery.

Joy is the muscle of action, and without it there would be no action. [...]

[...] But I ended up with the cold chills, and for the next week was in often severe pain in the joints and muscles. [...]

[...] / The spidery shell that /
holds my heart / is lifted at one edge /
as if by a sudden wind / and coiled / dry tendrils /
of nerves and muscles / unwind themselves. [...]

[...] / My muscles unravel /
which have been / folded tight, / saved for future use, /
and I sit up now / running brittle fingers /
through my sun-dried hair. [...]

[...] There was quite a noticeable alteration of muscle pattern and facial gestures—an overall personality change. [...]

[...] I lay without moving a muscle, trying to encourage further developments without straining. [...]

[...] These are the energies that allow you to sit as you do upright in the chair when you do not consciously know how your muscles hold you up; and when you begin to speak you do not know consciously with what word your sentence will end; nor do you consciously know how you speak nor indeed from where the thought comes. [...]

[...] Think of this in terms of muscle-bound and you will see what I mean. [...]

[...] The muscles are lax then because physical activity is not required. [...]

The eyes muscles are not used, the normal muscular activity that usually occurs in sleep vanishes. [...]

[...] You know that your muscles move, without your volition. [...]

[...] I tried cautiously at first, afraid that I might rouse the physical muscles instead. [...]

This would involve manipulations of muscles that would result in a temporary change of shape, a somewhat superficial but real adjustment of the physical body in its relation to space, and a consequent change of focus or direction in so far as the forward low thrust of the body into the hole. [...]

[...] The eye muscles are not used. [...]

[...] I was able to “pull out” without any strained muscles or bruised bones—she was obviously used to a much larger and stronger body than mine—but since then Rob and I have been cautious.