“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

I wrote the list down and stared at it. Why hadn’t I known Anna in the dream? And why the episode in which I saw her hang out clothes in the yard? I’d never dreamed of Anna before. Why now? Then suddenly the answers came to me. Anna herself wasn’t really important to me. The information was really that the apartment in the house next door, on the corner, would be vacant. The clothing sequence was wrong in that no one really hung out clothes. Yet it was valid, symbolically. In the dream the women hang out clothes in the yard … and Anna showed me the children’s closet at school, commenting on clothes. Anna’s last name was Taylor. A tailor is someone involved with clothes. I think I’d known the name all the while and in the dream translated it into action; the clothes episode would, then, really identify Anna and forsee the event in which she showed me the clothes closet.

After school I went home and sat down for a cup of coffee when the phone rang. It was Anna, calling to tell me that her husband had just called to say he had definitely rented a house in Albany. This was the first time in four months I had seen Anna, and the only time we ever spoke together on the phone.

In the hallway, I was surprised to run into Anna Taylor. She lived in an apartment right at the corner of Walnut and Water Streets, but she was not a close friend — barely an acquaintance — and we saw her rarely. I knew she was a teacher, but hadn’t the foggiest idea in what school. When she saw me, she burst out laughing, and said, “What? What?” in tones of great mock disbelief — as the woman had used in the dream. She didn’t know I was teaching and had just been transferred to this school.

Name like Anna or Annette or Anita

I get Anna again, mentioned earlier in connection with Venice. [...]

[...] (Yes.) Name like Anna or Annette or Anita. [...]

I get Anna again, mentioned earlier in connection with Florence, does this belong to Rachel instead? [...]

[...] Someone named Anna seems to be waiting for her also, waiting for Peg, and further back a Helen or Eloise. [...]

[...] The scandal at the time was the noisy and violent arguments of an Italian couple, Anna and Jimmy. If Anna didn`t boil Jimmy’s eggs just right, he’d curse her out, and she’d retaliate by throwing some of Mom’s dishes at him, both of them screaming. [...]

[...] The name Anna is strong here.

[...] One of the small daughters, Anna, was the child with whom Dick played.

The girl Anna married the other younger brother of Dick’s, who also became prosperous in later years. [...]

Now, an Anna is waiting for her, and a Steve K.

[...] His wife was 53, she was named Anna. [...]

[...] His wife was fifty-three, Anna. [...]