“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] When I turned her on her side at about 4:50, and massaged her with Oil of Olay, I did as Seth had suggested—gently working her right leg back and forth several times. [...]

[...] (Pause.) Your feeling toward oil—you like it because you consider it basic and powerful; and for the same reason you have also not wanted to use it, resenting its personal connotations to you of raw emotion.

[...] Do not try consciously to settle upon any given medium, oil, et cetera (pause), or consciously try to set up a lifetime program, in those terms, now.

[...] As usual, I massaged Jane with Oil of Olay after turning her at 4:50. [...]

(Jane ate well after I’d turned her, massaged her with Oil of Olay, taken a nap and organized the supper tray. [...]

(Jane’s motions, in the legs especially, were quite startling as I started massaging them with Oil of Olay preparatory to turning her on her side. [...]

[...] And the sounds are somewhat connected with your feeling toward oil paints. [...]

[...] I’ve been doing a lot better with oils.”)

[...] I used Oil of Olay on her limbs. [...]

[...] There followed our routine of massage with Oil of Olay, a nap, then supper. [...]

[...] I also massaged with Oil of Olay the toes of her feet, as Seth had mentioned doing. [...]

[...] When I did turn her, I massaged her with Oil of Olay, then went out to run up the car. [...]

[...] After she was in position, however, I massaged Oil of Olay into her feet, lower legs, and especially her hands, talking to them in my process of “dehypnotization,” as I call it. [...]

(As soon as I turned Jane back on her back at about 1:15 I massaged Oil of Olay into her left leg and talked to her and to it. [...]

[...] After I turned her on her side at 4:50 I rubbed Oil of Olay into her feet, lower legs, and hands and arms as usual, talking briefly to each of those parts. [...]

[...] After I had her situated in a move that went quite easily, I took a nap after massaging her with Oil of Olay. [...]

(I turned her as usual at about 4:50, massaged her with Oil of Olay, and took a nap. [...]

[...] The supper tray came as I turned Jane, massaged her as usual with Oil of Olay. [...]

[...] Iran’s economy is actually at a very low point because its leaders have squandered much of its already reduced oil income on the war with Iraq, and on revolutionary institutions and food imports, while devoting little to the nation’s long-term interests. There’s plenty of oil available from around the world; were the West to stop buying Iranian oil, the regime would quickly collapse. [...] In the grimmest of political realities, our side is using Iran to block Russian expansion into the Middle East, and is using Iraq to block Iranian domination of its other, weaker oil-producing neighbors. [...]

[...] I turned Jane on her left side, then massaged her with Oil of Olay as usual. [...]

(I turned Jane and massaged her with Oil of Olay as usual. [...]

(“How about the cod liver oil suggestion?” [by the chiropractor.])

The cod liver oil is now safe enough. [...]