“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Their words fall with great weight because you are so at the mercy of their support. [...]

[...] A couple of months ago, a close friend developed painful tooth and jaw symptoms — resulting in a loss of weight — for the reasons given below.)

[...] His legs and knees can bear his weight. [...] The belief that his legs and knees cannot support his weight is an old belief, and a belief, not a statement of fact in basic terms. [...]

At our next session I will discuss weight and food. [...]

[...] Objects were actually sensed as shapes and forms of volume and weight (?) not sure of weight. [...]

In certain positions, those areas hurt when his weight is on them in a certain way. [...]

[...] In a few days he has rather effectively broken the habit of worrying, which alone kept his weight down.

[...] In your terms, and practically speaking, they could be damaged if they were suddenly released out of order, having to bear the body’s weight.

[...] We tried to take this terrible weight off you and think we have, though you might not realize it quite yet....” [...]

[...] In it Jane is very thin; it’s now apparent that she has put on a modest amount of weight. [...]

[...] You tell yourself that you want to lose weight. [...] You say, “Because I believe I am overweight, I am, so I will think of myself at my ideal weight.”

[...] Or that health means physical weight and it is dangerous to be slim.

Or you may find that you feel — and believe that you are — so vulnerable that you need the weight so people will think twice before they shove you around. [...]

He has noticed, however, that almost immediately afterward his arms are freer, and that he has taken some of the steps there (pointing to the couch) with his weight better distributed, though he is bent way over, and so he has made good efforts to understand. [...]

(“He’s still losing weight.”)

[...] Now I bid you a fond good evening, and I will go into the weight problem rather thoroughly, after dictation.

Now Ruburt’s weight gain is a prerequisite for continuing improvement, and happened also once in the past before the more recent negative aspects. At that previous time the weight gain preceded improvement.

[...] The social weight of other people’s beliefs about him and his impending death, dissolved.

He has finally decided to gain weight, and this in turn will alter his physical image and his conception of it for the better. [...]

A bodybuilder begins with certain weights that he can handle. He does not berate himself because he cannot yet achieve greater weights. [...]

[...] Physically used in such a manner, the chair does exercise his knees and feet, while his weight is not upon them entirely, and his thoughts are not on exercise.

[...] The weight you carry is not physical. [...]

[...] They are light in weight and in illumination. [...]

[...] In that framework however his legs will now support his weight. [...]

The old beliefs, of course, and the rational approach, are everywhere reinforced, and so it does indeed have a great weight. The magical approach has far greater weight, if you use it and allow yourselves to operate in that fashion, for it has the weight of your basic natural orientation. [...]

There are changes in the division of body weight. [...]

[...] The knees exercise themselves when Ruburt is sleeping, and stretch when no weight is upon them. [...]