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[...] When his mind was tired it would automatically signal the body to physical activity, walks, changed environment, and so forth. [...] When he is writing and also thinking that he should go for a walk then the conflicts arise more strongly. [...]

[...] When the stint was over he would feel perhaps a strong burst of physically directed energy, and want to clean the house or go for walks.

[...] Have him write as much as he wants, and not to stew about housework for example, or walking outside. [...]

[...] Fantastic moon—equivalent of walking house 3 times.

[...] Otherwise he would be walking properly. Ruburt would be walking properly if he did not believe there was something wrong with him.

(Note: At about 9:00 tonight, Jane abruptly became aware of a marked improvement in her walking. [...] Delighted, she spent the neat half hour walking back and forth across the living room. [...]

[...] In one more or less habitual position a few months ago, Ruburt could walk and move his head in a restricted way. [...]

[...] Ruburt should read the sessions over, and make a greater attempt to follow the suggestions, particularly when the weather is cool; the walking. [...]

Physically speaking, that walking is further activating all portions of the body—hence the new sensations in the right heel and ankle, and so forth. There is nothing standing in the way of Ruburt’s normal walking—except the understanding that I am trying to give him, and that is dawning.

[...] His desire to walk in the kitchen is excellent, and shows new determination. [...]

[...] Then a man begins to recite a poem as he walks up and down the shore. [...]

(Today Jane did well, walking about the house quite a bit more often than she has been doing lately.

[...] Your encouragement of his walking is excellent.

Let him do his walking or whatever so that he is free to just sit and write before or afterward—you follow me. [...]

(Jane continues her physical improvements—especially in the walking area, which has improved noticeably just in the last week. [...]

[...] Rich and poor alike walk down the same city streets. [...]

[...] It is this of course that makes the walking possible, and that is releasing new energy from Framework 2. You can indeed expect more frequent improvements, and I will give you whatever current information is helpful. [...]

[...] She told me of a dream she’d had last night, vivid, involving her walking, putting on new clothes while in the middle of a street, of leaving the hospital and going across a street into a Five and Ten, of putting pretty decorations in her hair. I said the dream was a very good one, and once more set the stage for the act of walking. [...]

7. Walk from one end of the house to the other three times a day.

[...] At the same time Florence and Sue turned and walked toward each other and met in the center of the room. [...]

When he begins to walk across the sand, and you with him, new messages will appear there. [...] They will not walk upon the old ideas nor dwell within their reality.

[...] The next one will begin as he is bold enough to walk out upon the plain with you.

And within that context he knew it was now the time for him to walk out upon those messages that had gone before, and change the distortions, for he knew there would be no other birth and death for him, the time of reincarnations being finished.

[...] As you fall asleep give yourself the suggestion that you and he begin to walk upon the sand. [...]

[...] This morning Jane also mentioned that she had the idea of trying to walk with the typing table —something she hasn’t done since last November 16, 1980, by the way—so I got it out. [...] She wants me to get the table for her each day now until she is able to walk with it in the old way. [...]

[...] She tried twice, but her feet and legs just wouldn’t support her, much less navigate well enough for her to walk. [...]

[...] Ruburt will find himself dependable enough to walk in the bathroom again, and within a relatively short period. [...]

[...] The knees are beginning to work more properly, and slowly beginning to mimic and adopt a more natural walking posture. [...] He should look for that impulse each time he walks with the table. [...]

He will shortly find that some days he can walk fairly easily—perhaps 10 steps—in that manner, or maybe even twice in one day, while for a few days in between he is not in good-enough balance. I would suggest walking three times a day now, as he has been doing, but one more time. [...]

[...] There are good paintings to be found from the house, in terms of landscapes, and natural walks. [...]

[...] Anyone who walks up the steps from the street knows they are making a trip. [...]

[...] The trees will tempt him to walk about, and he knows it well. [...]

It will automatically tempt him to walk about. [...]

(Jane’s “walking” has improved much in the last week, especially, and overall since Seth began this series of personal sessions. [...] But we’ve also grown careless again: She walks but once a day, instead of the twice I suggested recently, and which she agreed to, and which Seth seconded in a recent session. [...]

“Yesterday walked with the typing table still further, the full length of the kitchen. [...]

“Again, walk a bit further, and this time after my shower my back isn’t any worse. [...]

[...] He has been convinced, however, that he could not walk properly, and so we had to work in that context. [...] We have concentrated upon the fact that he could walk better, then, and that the body could improve itself —as indeed of course in that context it can, and does.

The belief that he could not walk properly is the result of all the issues we’ve mentioned. [...]

[...] In that framework the truth is that Ruburt can indeed walk normally now, and that nothing prevents it except for the belief that it is not so. [...]

[...] I’ve reminded her about walking twice each day. [...]

He does, indeed, and he wants to walk, by the way—but he does not want to waste his time. [...]

[...] She and I had been walking — hiking — along the banks of the Susquehanna River toward Sayre. [...] Jane especially insisted on walking along the riverbanks. [...]