“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I’d been particularly noticing the hollows in the fronts of her shoulders. [...]

[...] Jane began moving her left foot and head and shoulders, not too strongly. [...]

[...] He began this by holding his breath, affecting the sinuses and tightening the whole head, neck, and shoulder areas. [...]

[...] Jane did a few cautious shoulder movements. [...]

[...] She had good movement in her arms and shoulders, meaning that she’s preserving the freedoms in those areas. [...]

[...] She moved her arms, hands, and shoulders very rapidly. [...]

[...] He bowed his dark head for just a moment then lifted it, those soft eyes now … softer and harder at the same time; his hands moved in rhythm with the music; his whole body was a marvel of motion; shoulders, head, arms, chest — his whole trunk, responding to the music. [...]

At various times when working he went without a bra because his shoulders bothered him, and he wore one of his mother’s sweaters. [...] The thin shoulders he imagines he has are a part of mother identification.

[...] Or touch him as you say this and speak directly to the neck or shoulders or whatever is involved.

[...] But do not say “Your shoulders are stiff,” or “You are not walking well,” for you reinforce the condition. [...]

[...] Jane ate well Saturday, and did but a few mild motions with her left foot, head and shoulders, and arms. [...]

[...] I shook his shoulder none too gently and instantly snapped back to my body. [...]

[...] He shook Bill’s shoulder and disappeared. [...]

[...] And he felt Seth shake his shoulder while in my experience I shook it.

[...] Her shoulders raised and moved better also. [...]

(Friday, May 15, 9:15 PM: Brief glimpse of two house painters in white coveralls hauling selves up the side of a white house on some kind of automatic scaffold; pulled themselves up by means of ropes running over their shoulders. [...]

[...] I know this is silly, but felt scared that if lower part of body was dissolved; and all that was left was chest and shoulder and head region, then I would just fall down; a chest, shoulders, and head on street. [...]

[...] Feeling of heat in head, shoulders, back of neck, and then cold in same places. [...]

[...] The swelling on her left shoulder blade varies considerably in size from day to day.

[...] Strong side-to-side motions of head and shoulders, panting. [...]

[...] Head, shoulders, arms and legs. [...]

[...] I could feel and see the tension in her taut muscles in the shoulder, above the pectoral, and in the elbow, as they moved. [...]

[...] This system had been suggested by Toni, and seemed to work well, since it helped minimize the pressure on Jane’s left shoulder. [...]

[...] In many instances these persons symbolically shrug their shoulders, saying. [...]