“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

This means that some muscles literally are being released for the first time in years. They are initially wobbly, and in some instances sore. He realizes now that the soreness vanishes quickly, a few days after a muscle is released, and that the soreness is a sign of the muscle’s vitality, newly regained. Before, the same muscle was hard, rigid, and unyielding.

The same applies to the arms, where certain motions will seemingly be easy suddenly, while others will appear difficult. The body knows what it is doing. While certain muscles are regaining strength they are allowed to rest. Then in their own fashion they begin their natural motions.

I have said this before—but in your minds stress the improvements. Ruburt walked up a few stairs yesterday and today without using a banister. He did not mention it, and told himself it was indeed little enough. Still, it meant that the body was regaining balance, and was an important development.

The hands are regaining strength, as are the feet and the knees, but this is not yet apparent, because all of the tendons and muscles are not at the same state. [...] And again, the muscles, once loosened, need to stabilize and regain operational strength. [...]

[...] Muscles being released are, as he has noticed, at first sore, then he realizes a new freedom or function regained.

The soreness continues for a while, however, and then vanishes as the muscle regains strength through use. [...]

[...] This week Ruburt has regained additional motion in his right foot, with a loosening of ligaments and muscles—important ones that will help the stretching of the legs. [...]

Ruburt can regain normal flexibility, normal responsiveness; I wish that I could automatically impart to you the quite simple knowledge that lies behind those sentences, so that you could accept them without quibble. [...]

[...] It is also good to remind him that he carried the bags for you when you were ill, and that you regained your strength, and that he is regaining his strength.

[...] For example, it is a statement of fact, my dear Joseph, that when you leave your work on “Unknown” you must then spend much time reacquainting yourself with the material, struggling to assimilate material, regaining continuity, and so forth. [...]

(11:01.) Now: if you believe me you can end all of this, and Ruburt can regain his normal flexibility. [...]

[...] He needs to regain confidence in his physical being again.

[...] This is not always the case, by any means, but when such a person does recover fully, and maintains good health, it is because beliefs, attitudes, and feelings have changed for the better, and because the person “has a heart” again, comma, in other words, because the patient himself has regained the will to live.

Ruburt’s body is also beginning to regain ordinary strength, and each day his agility also continues to improve. [...]

Now: this may take us a moment (pause), but Ruburt’s spirits are definitely regaining themselves and their momentum. [...]

He must regain that determination to return, and so should you make every effort to do the same; your feelings that the affair is hopeless do not mean that the affair is hopeless — and this must be as clearly understood as possible.

(“Why, the body is trying to regain its coordination,” I said, thinking aloud.

It will regain footing eventually. [...]

Was fragment of his own entity, a past personality regaining momentary independence on visual plane. [...]

Jane struggled to regain strength in her legs. [...]

Ruburt was quite instantly aware of his own reaction, and the several hours it took him to regain some sense of confidence. [...]

[...] The hands have regained some considerable strength. [...]

[...] He began slowly to open up the channels he had closed and he took first steps toward regaining health. [...]

Unless unforeseen, drastic changes occur, Ruburt will regain excellent and exuberant health, now, without doubt. [...]

[...] This is because the spirit is regaining its joy. [...]