“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] In the meantime, I’ve let myself go, not working hard in any direction, relaxing while working on the files, or in the yard, or shopping or painting or whatever. [...]

[...] “Going shopping, or working, or whatever….” [...]

[...] My informant also mentioned the Jupenlasz harness shop in Mansfield, which I recall well, and talked of a Jupenlasz cousin, who runs it now; and there are still customers....

(While I was Christmas shopping this afternoon Jane called Tam; he’d just received our disclaimer letter. [...]

[...] The time of the year had something to do with it, for many people are already spending spare time Christmas shopping.

[...] It is important that he go with you shopping, as he has, but also that he walk outside even if he begins very slowly. [...]

[...] We had gone Christmas shopping this afternoon, etc.)

[...] When his battery shop closed and the public turned to the new inventions, that made his livelihood passe. [...]

The “schedule” was meant to insure some physical activity each day; those days particularly when he does not go out with you shopping or for a ride, then the walk is paramount. [...]

A note about the curb incident Ruburt mentioned (the other day while shopping at Centertown): it was precisely because each of you are still so hypnotized by effects that such incidents are charged to each of you. [...]

[...] A connection here with the letter J, with a 1936 date, and something which I do not understand—a connection with an upside-down umbrella, that may represent a symbol, a coat of arms, a sign on a shop door, I have no idea.

[...] We’d spent a rather enjoyable day, sleeping a bit later than usual, shopping, doing various chores, roasting a chicken, making a cornbread and watching TV, etc. [...]

[...] In that system, as he developed it, there was no time for leisurely meals, showers, shopping trips or mundane enjoyments—only the work was important. [...]

Twice a week when evening comes (as most of my readers know) while our neighbors go to movies, or shopping plazas, or just have friends in to watch television, I go into a trance,¹ “become” Seth, and take on a kind of a second life, or a life within a life. [...]

[...] Saturday, for example, I wasn’t able to get out of the house to go food shopping.)

[...] I refer to your shopping endeavor (on Saturday March, 29) and the therapy of delight in small things, and laughter.

[...] In the last projection, I found myself hovering over a long row of shopping-center-like stores. [...]

NOTE: On April 13 at 6:00 A.M., the huge K Mart at the Mattydale Shopping Center near Syracuse burned in a sudden fire. [...]

He felt that you begrudged him the food he ate, hence the shopping symptoms. [...]

[...] I’d planned to go food shopping. [...]

[...] The shop seems to have had some relation to leather. [...]