“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I rubbed the spot on Jane’s neck, and got a good response, as I’d done earlier this afternoon. [...]

The lack of motion, however, in the last episode, was more noticeable, the constriction in the neck muscles and head. [...]

[...] This is a rather extensive procedure, involving the right portions of the neck in particular also, and drawing in of course shoulder and trunk action. [...]

[...] For in those hours he saw himself crippled as she was, and a stone about your neck.

[...] I rubbed a couple of spots on her forehead, but got only a mild response from one on her neck.

[...] They are free with their energy, but they use it as a fine jeweled rope so that their force can be so fascinating to you that you do not realize that you are being bound about the neck. [...]

[...] I suggested she relax her neck and she did so.

(Long pause, one of several, at 8:31.) This is particularly pertinent in his feelings concerning the jaw and neck, and the eye connection and his sense of balance (all items Jane has mentioned often recently). [...]

[...] He said John had cut his tongue on a bone sliver while eating, but because of the human nerve structure in that part of the anatomy the pain had been felt down in his neck.

[...] You would have to be blind not to realize that his ankles and feet, his hands and wrists, his neck and jaw, have all improved. [...]

What happened is this: the large neck ligaments considerably loosened further, releasing important areas of the jaw—unfortunately enough dislodging a tooth. [...]

(Jane woke up Sunday morning, August 7, with a stiff neck. [...]

He is indeed being stiff-necked about the affair. [...]

[...] You did not set them like millstones about your neck, hoping ahead of time that you would drown.

[...] I have largely explained this before, but the position of the arms, trunk, neck, jaw, head, and ribs were all related. [...]

[...] Suddenly I remembered the jolt I’d felt at the base of my neck … had I had an attack of some sort? [...]

[...] At that moment, I felt another sharp jolt at the back of my neck and instantly found myself back in my bedroom, fully alert and awake.

The soreness lately at night will pass, but as he sleeps this week the shoulder blades and rib cage and neck area have all been stretching. [...]

[...] The peanut oil will also help the arms and loosen the neck and shoulder areas. [...]

[...] There seems to be some metallic effect circling the neck. [...]

[...] She said she must have been concentrating, because her neck felt stiff at break.

[...] They imagine what it would be like to fall from a wall like Humpty-Dumpty, or to break their necks. [...]

The neck area mentioned is also largely responsible for the arm angles and all of that is now beginning vital release. [...]