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(3:15. Jane felt panicky again, and we talked. She wasn’t sure of the cause. I thought her fear of motion was involved, as well as old family stuff, and she agreed. Half crying, she began more motions with her arms and hands. I rubbed her legs a bit and got more responses, but tried not to overdo it.

(I stayed with her until after 7:30. “You’d better get out of here,” Jane said, meaning that the longer I stayed, the longer she’d keep up her motions. I was only concerned that she not overdo it, and have sore muscles later. I told her often how great it was to see her move, and that her motions only meant that her body was more than willing to cooperate if allowed to. I do think she has either learned that by now, or is on the way. What counts is keeping it up, without trying too hard, and letting the body do its thing.

[...] I suggested she not overdo it. [...]

[...] But she wasn’t overdoing anything by straining too hard. [...]

[...] I do not want to overdo Ruburt’s resources, nor do I want to keep you strapped to the typewriter for three weeks. [...]

[...] When in the beginning you were cautious, and worried about his overdoing it, or going into trance at the drop of a hat, he relied upon you in that way. [...]

[...] She continued her head movements at a more moderate pace; I asked her not to overdo them. [...]

[...] This new departure was not particularly easy for Jane, and none of us wanted her to overdo it, but it was quite successful. [...]

[...] I do not want to overdo Ruburt’s resources. [...]

[...] Her motion had been so strong I’d almost been afraid she was overdoing it. [...]

Praise him, without of course overdoing it (smile) but praise him when he is doing well and showing improvement, and encourage him. [...]

[...] At the same time, Jane has been exercising a lot lately, and I’d rather she didn’t overdo this activity.

(I told her I didn’t want to overdo it, so I turned her on her side. [...]

[...] Do not overdo. [...]

These faculties can also be distorted, however, if children are taught to doubt their strength and agility, and instead to be overly cautious and fearful of overdoing. [...]

And do not worrythat your friend Ruburt will overdo. [...]

[...] I had grown concerned lately that Jane was overdoing weekend psychic work, including sessions for visitors. [...]

[...] I do not mean that he overdo, but he is doing none of these things.

[...] It took him some time to accept the fact of the sessions, and when he did so nothing would do but that he overdo, and accept them as a task rather than a joyful creative endeavor.

[...] She continued, that it was because the same intense focus was partially used in the session tonight as in the last two sessions; Seth didn’t want her to overdo it, just to get used to it. [...]

[...] But do not overdo it, as is his inclination at times when he thinks in terms of absolutes.

[...] I was caught between feeling that she could herself choose the amount of psychic activity she wanted to indulge in, and feeling that it was better that she not overdo it. [...]

(Seth took care to see that Jane did not overdo it. [...]