“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Give us a moment. My attention seems drawn to a bottom dresser drawer, of dark wood rather than light. It seems to have clothes but with a portion of the bottom of the drawer showing between, and somewhere in there a small notebook of some kind, or photographs that mean much to her.

I get a large letter P here that I do not understand. The dresser seems to be taller rather than short. Perhaps with divided drawers at the top. Something about a small calendar. It may stand on the top of the dresser. I am not sure.

(9:50. The session had begun at 9 PM. Jane’s eyes were heavy as she came out of trance. She told me she “could sort of see” a bureau drawer while Seth was giving the related data. She now added that although Seth hadn’t said so, the dresser was against the south wall of their place, “like the south wall of our apartment here, to my left,” Jane said.

I see also a box of clippings in a drawer, perhaps a desk drawer, (Jane took a long pause) and an unusually-shaped object, perhaps used as a paperweight.

(“A bottom or middle drawer, next to something financial.” The object was not kept in a drawer of my desk in the studio, but lay beneath a pile of papers on a shelf of the desk, perhaps a foot above the desk drawer which contains our financial records.

[...] A bottom or middle drawer, next to something financial. [...]

Forget the referendum, and look in the back of your desk drawer for a bit of information you have forgotten. [...]

[...] (More here.) The lower right drawer, of your desk... [...]

Joe A may be quite startled to discover bottles of whiskey lying around in his dresser drawers, when he hardly drinks liquor himself at all. [...]

[...] The aspirins in the desk drawer and on the bookcase are another instance.

[...] Open up the drawers inside.

[...] I found it in a drawer of my desk about an hour before the session and decided to use it for the object on the spur of the moment. [...]

[...] Something about the lower right-hand desk drawer; we do not have clearly. [...]

[...] It lay in my drawer, and was not next to or near any other photographs, for instance.

[...] They may have seen circles or triangles countless times, but the first drawn circle is always original to the drawer, and always brings a sense of power. [...]

Even then, however, the subconscious would not be forced too far, and a good deal of the time the sweaters sat in his drawer. [...]

[...] I interpret the impression of rubber as referring to the rubber band that held the manuscript together in the file drawer. [...]

There is a litter of papers, however, that are not in sight in a drawer. [...]

A chest of drawers (pause), it seems of grandiose design, and of dark wood. [...]

[...] Barbara does a lot of sewing, and Jane has seen drawers of various kinds of material that Barbara has bought on sale, saving it for whatever use the future brings. [...]