“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

7. Walk from one end of the house to the other three times a day.

(“A house.” As stated in connection with the “framework” data on page 244, the A in the Art Shop monogram on page one of the object meant framework, or A-frame house, to Jane.

[...] A house. [...]

[...] When Jane saw the monogram she said the A represented a framework to her, like an A-frame house, and that the right leg was shorter.

[...] Additional note by Rob: Later, shop is moved to a house.

[...] You expect different kinds of behavior in the house and in the garage.

[...] There is nothing about outside, in those terms, that frightens him—that is from the house into the garage, symbolically speaking. [...]

Not only then do you have a manufactured crisis of one minor variety or another, but Ruburt is expected or expects his body to execute the steps, walk without the table or any other aid, and behave entirely differently, and of course better, than he does inside the house. [...]

[...] He was beginning to try to walk without the table for small periods—commendable in the house, but expected, no matter what, in the garage.

[...] They are not, indeed, a greedy house. They are not really the greatest business-oriented house, either—but houses who are would have exerted pressures upon you that would far outstrip or outweigh any disadvantages coming from Prentice.

[...] Jane laughed inside the house. [...]

There are things I have to say, saved for private sessions, having to do with his condition about the house. [...]

Vacuumed living room—instead of walking house but made an effort during day to walk around some. [...]

[...] Regardless of all of that, however, and taking all of that for granted, if you will forgive me (whispering), I sometimes feel that you might perhaps both lack a certain trust (loudly) in the nature of your own intents, and in the activity of Framework 2 as far as it concerns you and that publishing house. [...]

[...] In your society writers need publishing houses. [...]

They have been conservative in many ways—but neither have they exploited Ruburt’s abilities, and neither have they made any attempt to tamper with the message, and some houses would have. [...]

They have not forced interviews upon you, and many houses certainly would try it. [...]

Tuesday, August 2, I did enough physical work to more than make up for walking the house three times; vacuumed living room, bedroom, john; and cleaned some woodwork. [...]

[...] Laurel and I bought the house in Sayre, just around the corner from the house I grew up in, to get more living and working room. [...] And I speculate that Jane and Seth watch Laurel and me with much amusement now as we manipulate that quality called “time” on our journeys back and forth between the two houses…

[...] At supper time he’d actually seemed to feel that the inside of the house was forbidden territory, and had refused to come in. Now I went down the back stairs and called for him as I circled the house. [...]

[...] I also believe that Jane uses its energy when we hear it in the house during sessions. [...]

[...] Around house once good—did john, kitchen & bedroom floors for 2nd time (still one short). [...]

[...] As I left the house, I was greeted in the driveway by Frank Longwell, who was checking up on whether I was watering the back yard and the new tree the way he told me to.

[...] I hoped we’d get a heavy rain for the backyard at the house. [...]

[...] The wind burst against our apartment house in great forceful thrusts that were most unusual for this section of the country. The house actually shook at times. [...]

[...] The groups of consciousness, then, are not to be equated with, say, astrological houses.

[...] The wind continued to beat strongly at the house. [...]

(Steve and Tracy Blumenthal visited Jane at the hospital last night and me at the house afterward. [...]

[...] It would have been different at the house.” [...]

[...] Later, had trouble coming from car to house; and I think my right leg had lengthened, so that it was longer than the left one (the other day it was the other way around). [...]

[...] A note: This is the third anniversary of our moving into the hill house.

I left the room almost at once and appeared in a house supposedly owned by friends, Jack and Lydia. This was not their normal house in daily life, though, and I was aware of this. [...]

[...] There was a wrench, almost painful, a click at the back of my neck and I found myself flying through a window at seemingly incredible speed, out of the house at second floor level, gaining altitude and heading over Water Street toward the mountains in the distance. [...]

[...] He felt impelled to have a window in front of him in order to get out of the physical house, and the window through which he went was a fabrication of his own, a symbol. [...]

[...] He fell asleep and “awakened” to find himself hovering about three feet out in the air outside his studio window, between the house and the large pear tree that shades the room. [...]

[...] It would be best indeed if Ruburt imagined that you were working out of the house, and he should be able to do this.

A healthy overall emotional climate now fills this apartment house, however. [...]

[...] Since this house plant also is developing a brown cast, Jane could know this easily enough once she, or Seth, picked up the idea that the envelope object represented a begonia.

[...] This parent plant, given to Jane by our neighbor on the same floor of our apartment house, Miss Callahan, also has other descendants growing very well.

The tooth difficulty arose because of the conflicts of wanting a new contract while thinking of spending money for a house. Also his great difficulty physically when you were looking at houses. [...]

(Jane had obtained excellent material on her own today, working with beliefs about her writing, symptoms, and movement about the house. [...]

Buying a house was in direct opposition to several other beliefs. [...]

If you did not know that Ruburt could indeed manage to dance, though not in the wildest fashion, then you would not believe it when “faced” with the reality of his behavior around the house. [...]

[...] It was quiet in the house, and outside, too. [...]

[...] Re 458 below: The number of “our” apartment house in Elmira, NY.)

[...] The young woman (Jane) found herself extremely uncomfortable to find your family members living together in one house—astounded by the thought of the family together in a trailer, frightened of the camp get-togethers. [...]

The radio shows from the house pleased him for some time, but they also became taboo because he feared they might lead to other engagements of a more public venture that would be difficult to refuse. [...]