“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] In deeper terms, however, an apple might be associated with a cellar, a kitchen, a still life, a death, a birth, or with a million other items or events, according to a given individual’s own chain of associations.

[...] Do not forget my suggestion that you air out the cellar.

[...] He did fear that you would become bitter if you did not succeed (as a painter), and he sometimes felt that you retreated to the studio away from him, as purposely your father retreated from your mother into the cellar or garage. [...]

[...] Do not buy a house with a dirt cellar. [...]

[...] I picked him up and headed for the cellar door. [...]

[...] I put him in the cellar, where he sleeps each night.)

[...] Fortunately I’d put the cats in the cellar before the session so I wouldn’t have to do it later. [...]

[...] The cartons are piling up in a cellar storeroom. [...]

(Gert told about coming up the cellar stairs on the day her father died and how she seemed to feel very fearful and would not look up from the floor. [...]

That protects the cellar

[...] You were in the house, in the cellar or on the upper story. [...]

“Give us a moment … Do not buy a house with a dirt cellar. [...]

[...] Your Frank, as their sister, disclosed their hiding place in a cellar beneath an old inn. [...]

[...] Concord… a cellar beneath an old inn… stone walls, floor partially dirt. [...]