“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

I told you that the knees and the eyes were connected, and again, the hot towels will help. [...]

[...] So will hot towels (with gentle amusement. [...]

Now, I want hot towels on the knees. [...]

As far as physical therapy is concerned, if you gave hot water packs—plain towels, or Frank’s gadget—either one—the same or even half the attention you gave the cold water baths, this would now be of excellent immediate benefit. [...]

[...] To save my pride or whatever, I put the little refrigerator in the bathroom and turned it into a towel chest. [...]

This will lead you to say, “Supposing I feel like killing my boss, then, or putting poison in my husband’s tea; or worse, hanging my five children on the clothesline instead of the towels? [...]

[...] The dish towel was still in my hand. [...]

[...] The hot towels will also benefit.

[...] The hot towels on the knees should be begun. [...]

[...] Jane was swinging some kind of big bath towel or beach blanket around. [...]

(The connections with washings and the art comes about because on the first two pages of the comic story sent to me by Bill Ward, the heroine is shown taking a shower, using a towel, etc. [...]

Peg on shore dries her hair with a white towel. [...]

([Peg:] “I had a white towel, but used it to sit on sand. [...]

[...] I wondered if I should put them directly on the shoulder or through a towel, and the voice said, ‘Directly.’ I took off my blouse, lay down and put the tea bags on the top of the shoulder joint.