“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] We see here the head of the Dean that rests upon his shoulders and the intellect that demands discipline. [...] And without that spontaneous discipline, there would be no ego to sit upon the shoulders and demand discipline. [...]

[...] Arm and shoulder areas softening, and I could reach further with my left arm. [...]

That pulley affects the shoulders and arms particularly, and the stature of the upper portion of the body actually caused the bent knees. [...]

[...] The flexing of the joints in her shoulders was especially noticeable—they moved like they were made of rubber, I told her, and she agreed that they felt fine doing this. [...]

[...] Her improvements kept up in rather spectacular fashion—for after supper she was able to rotate and flex her arms and shoulders even better than before. [...]

[...] A large wound on his left shoulder is healing itself.)

[...] My head has its own rustlings inside, / shoulders are relaxing; drooping; / everything seems significant—waiting—yet happening at once... [...]

(I saw no drainage at all from her right knee, and I believe the swelling on her left shoulder had decreased considerably. [...]

[...] Some releases will be taking place in the left collarbone area, as various manipulations are made in the shoulder girdle...

(When the personality mentioned Jane’s shoulder area, Jane said she felt pain there, but that it was clear now. [...]

(At 4:20 Jane was able to move both arms and shoulders to such an extent that she had me take away her ashtray and cigarette so she had more room. The left arm especially moved very freely at the shoulder. [...]

[...] The latest series, so to speak, of necessary adjustments are occurring, so that again the relationship between neck and shoulders, with the hips and knees, are beneficially altered. [...]

Previous to that he had held his head, neck, shoulders, and arms, using them almost as one block, allowing those motions necessary for typing and reading, with some additional motions possible for the few chores he managed to do.

Ruburt’s eyes had worked quite comfortably, moving in a very limited range of motion because of the tightened neck, head and shoulder muscles and ligaments. [...]

[...] After having her vitals taken—temperature, 95.8—Jane began some mild overall motions with her left foot, head and shoulders, and arms. [...]

[...] Jane was already on her back; her left shoulder had been bothering her. [...]

[...] Now the selves that you know are now returning through the channels, and as they do you will experience a relaxation of the neck and shoulder area and as you return into the selves that you know the back of your heads will also feel more rested for the body knew that there was a difference in consciousness for some of you. [...]

(Peggy Gallagher has been bothered in recent weeks by what she calls bursitis in her left shoulder. [...]

[...] He went into some detail here, explaining that the tension caused a slowing of the blood flow in the shoulder and arm making the blood’s normally easy flow much more difficult. [...]

There have been two main areas: the head-jaw area, held in a particular position, more or less, resulting in particular positions of the shoulders and arms. [...]

[...] At times the shoulders as well as the legs have been sore—most bothersome to Ruburt. [...]

[...] Jane began some head and shoulder movements, and her left foot joined in. [...]

[...] When Ruburt is alone he has begun to exercise on his own, and indeed the manipulation of those pressure points on the temples is very important, and has further helped in the release of arms and shoulders. [...]

[...] Now Jane did a few exercises with her head and shoulders; her feet moved a little also. [...]

[...] If they fixed her knees and hips, what about her shoulders? [...] “Oh, they’d operate on the shoulders, too,” a doctor told me in front of Jane, without inflection, as though we were discussing an inanimate mechanism that needed rebuilding. [...]

Now: use of the chair is important because it does increase his mobility in this stage; but also because it exercises the knees while the rest of the body is in a comparatively normal position, with the back, shoulders, and head fairly upright. [...]

Activity in the important neck and shoulder areas has increased, so that the eyes have been highly variable in their behavior. [...]