“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] A female relative I believe, perhaps an aunt of yours or of your wife’s. A name perhaps like Evelyn, in connection with a trip, and a rather unfortunate circumstance.

(John’s wife’s sister is named Evelyn, and so would be the aunt of John’s children. [...]

I would suggest that for any trip to New York you do not stay entirely at Ruburt’s aunt’s, you see, though this in many ways may be convenient. [...]

[...] Ruburt thinks of his aunt and uncle in New York. [...]

(We regarded, offhand, the data on my parents as probably distortive or associative, as the material on Jane’s aunt and uncle. [...]

[...] Later he learned that his aunt was a slow riser, feeling sickly in the mornings. [...]

[...] A woman in connection with your wife, an aunt or female relative, who will or has recently come up with an idea that is jarring or will be jarring to you. [...]

If you wonder what Aunt Sally is doing in, say, Poughkeepsie, New York, then you will find yourself there. [...]

[...] For example, a half sister or a half aunt. [...]

[...] The connection with your aunt simply has to do with present-life connections and the terms of the house to you. [...]

[...] Our dog sits before the Bronx, NY, house of Jane’s aunt; Jane said she well remembers the peculiar blue and red cast of the bricks. [...]

[...] I will work on this, it is either your mother or an aunt. [...]

[...] Perhaps an aunt. [...]

[...] She said Seth might have mentioned it during Monday’s session had he not devoted the session to the material on my Aunt Ella.)

[...] You have more to gain than to lose by any visit from Ruburt’s aunt.

[...] She grew up with an aunt and older brother, married at eighteen and worked in a dress or textile plant in Decatur, South Dakota. [...]

[...] But only in terms of that relationship — as I may be an uncle to someone here, and an aunt to someone there, an ancestor to someone else, and a descendent of still another person. [...]