“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The units are sent out by the rock, informing the rock as to the nature of its changing environment: the angle of the sun and temperature changes, for example, as night falls; and even in the case of a rock, they change as the rock’s loosely called emotional tone changes. [...]

[...] A nurse took Jane’s vitals — temperature, 98.5. When all was clear and quiet — except for the patient, Karina, hollering next door — Jane said she’d like to have a short session.)

[...] Her temperature is normal, and she’s down to the one antibiotic, Bactrim. [...]

(We were interrupted by Sharon Hawley as she came into 330 to take Jane’s temperature—97—and BP and pulse. [...]

[...] Susie came in to take Jane’s temperature—96.8—and pulse. [...]

[...] The temperature was 60 degrees when I left for 330. [...]

[...] Judy emptied Jane’s Foley, or catheter bag, Dorothy took her blood pressure and pulse, and Carla her temperature — 98.2. I did some more mail until Jane said she was ready for a session. [...]

[...] Actually I did a lot of scribbled poetry notes sitting on the side of the bed with the windows open and the fan full blast, trying to take my mind off the nearly steady 90-degree or higher temperature. [...]

[...] The condition however also raises body temperature (which Jane had noticed), so that certain necessary antibodies are released into the system that help clear the joints and purify the blood.

[...] At 3:36 a new nurse came in to take her temperature — 98.2. At 3:50 another nurse took her blood pressure.

[...] Today her temperature was 100 degrees — up again. [...]

(Resume at 4:20, after having a cigarette, and pulse and temperature taken.)

[...] Blood pressure okay, temperature 97, etc. [...]

(Carla and Denise were through taking Jane’s vitals — temperature 97.6 — by 3:40. [...]

[...] Sharon Poley walked in to take Jane’s temperature [98 degrees]; she came in without knocking while Jane was speaking for Seth in a voice deeper and stronger than her regular voice. [...]

[...] Cathy came in early to take Jane’s temperature—98.5—and pulse. [...]

[...] LuAnn came in to give eye drops, Cathy to take temperature—97.8—and Lynne to do blood pressure. [...]

You ignore certain temperature variations and stirrings of air as imagination, that are instead indicative of such thought-forms. [...]

[...] Temperature, 97.5, etc.)

In many respects the physical body itself aids in these transformations, through chemical interactions, changes in delicate electromagnetic balances, temperature variations, and through other methods that will be discussed shortly.