“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I would (underlined) suggest a change in the kitchen if any were remotely possible. [...]

(While moving about in the kitchen during break Jane got this within: “Ruburt is only now beginning to start upon his life’s work.” [...]

[...] Alone in the kitchen after supper, she wondered about a “little” session tonight, and received this:)

[...] I saw the old kitchen linoleum in color, and the outside cellar roof. [...]

[...] Also a specific connection with a kitchen, and with one tall man with a mustache, who has a child, a daughter.

[...] At that time of night she wasn’t about to use her typing table as a support while she “walked” from the living room, where we were having the session, around the room divider and out into the kitchen to get her smokes; instead she remained in her chair and maneuvered herself along with her feet. [...]

[...] When Jane finally admitted she couldn’t make it, I went back out to the kitchen to do the dishes and close up the house for the night. [...]

[...] Ruburt would eventually alter the kitchen so that more light came in. [...]

Any attempts on Ruburt’s part to help more in the kitchen or wherever, will for example now take time, in that you could perform the same chore far quicker —so you will run up against your old beliefs about the value and use of time.

[...] You begin in the corner of an office, or on the assembly line, or in the advertising agency, or in the kitchen. [...]

[...] We have yet to receive any word on our kitchen enlargement, which Seth also predicted would be settled by the Saturday after the 198th session.

[...] After Stuart finally left, to stay at the YMCA, she walked in the kitchen, better than I’d seen her do in some time. [...]

Three children in a kitchen, sitting in a row, in her past, and she is one of them. [...]

The last evening of the month was quite warm for our area at this time of year—66 degrees—and we had front and kitchen windows of the hill house open so the cats could go out on the porches as they pleased. [...]

[...] Our kitchen opens off the living room, so we closed the blinds in both rooms, and pulled the curtains over them. [...]

(Our cat, Willy, had cried at the kitchen door.)

[...] We sat in the kitchen. [...]

[...] When she went into the kitchen she picked up more from Seth on astrology.

[...] If I read Jane correctly the kitchen window is the most accessible.

[...] The kitchen and dining areas were small. [...]

Again, you have a small kitchen, a garden and some sheltered privacy. [...]