“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The event, in Ruburt’s terms, with its results in your probability, is mentioned in his Rich Bed (see Note 4). [...]

4. Jane is treating the many, often chaotic details of her life in her autobiography, From This Rich Bed. [...]

In a very simplified summary from Rich Bed: Jane was the only child of Marie Burdo and Delmer Roberts. [...]

[...] Some books or papers on the bed. [...]

(Jane was relaxing on the bed, as she often does after a session, with her head propped up on one hand. [...]

[...] Two weeks later I could hardly get out of my chair onto the couch or the bed. [...]

[...] I also had to be lifted onto and off the bed, onto and off the portable commode.

[...] She was in a hospital bed, having labor pains. [...]

[...] Much work is done when he is in bed. [...]

[...] Before you want to project or before you go to bed at night if you plan on a dream projection. [...]

(She also had a profound healing session last night while in bed — she “swooned” in a state of near-ecstasy, she said, for over two hours while she felt healing effects surge through her. [...]

[...] Particularly when you felt you were also being denied in your bed. [...]

[...] You could have very nicely decided upon separate bedrooms or beds—it would fit in with your family background, and also with the situation. [...]

[...] I leaped out of bed and rushed to the studio. [...]

[...] My body was in bed.

With no transition at all, I sprang up to a sitting position in bed. [...]

[...] I could go right to bed, but I won’t....”

[...] I had no sense of physical pressure upon the bed, but one of suspension. [...]

[...] This will give her more freedom to move in bed. [...]

[...] He runs, though he lies in bed. [...]

[...] I could go right to bed, but I won’t….”

[...] Seth’s material upon resumption stems from the fact that Jane, housecleaning lately, had switched our bed from a north-south axis to east-west. [...]

[...] Perhaps the other comforts that the room affords you with the bed in another position, is worth it to you for a while. [...]

[...] As I lay on my back on the bed, my hands palm down, I felt as though the second finger of each hand was doubling up or crawling back into a bent position. The feeling was very definite; I checked by downward pressure of my fingers to verify that in actuality they still lay flat against the bed.

[...] This morning in bed Jane had thrashed and whimpered almost constantly while both sleeping and waking, unable to get comfortable. [...]

[...] Once, very quickly, the bed beneath me “rippled.” [...]

[...] This set up conflict on going to bed, you see.

[...] The bed facing the south. [...]