“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

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

[...] I staggered around in the kitchen, taking six-inch steps with more than a little effort and caution. [...]

[...] Our kitchen window had been open during the evening and traffic noise was audible, as usual. [...]

[...] At suppertime, Seth spoke to Jane rather harshly as she worked in the kitchen. [...]

Open the kitchen window, also.

On a further rather insignificant note, a doorway arrangement would be somewhat beneficial at your kitchen, if this is practical, and this is undistorted. [...]

Later, after our company left, the sensation came back yet again as I stood in the kitchen talking to Jane. [...]

According to what she told us, she died in the farmhouse kitchen. [...]

[...] I went to the kitchen window, opened the screen and tossed the insect free. [...]

Ruburt, having interpreted your dream, looked wide-awake but relaxed through his studio into the kitchen. [...]

[...] To her left is the kitchen roof of the apartment below us, but this is to the side and does not obstruct the view. [...]

Ruburt would be, and is, susceptible to advances made on your part in the kitchen—the woman’s area; also in the living room, which is fairly neutral to both of you; or in his working place, for he has always been aware of the connection there. [...]

It also seems as if he has recently been in a strange kitchen, speaking with a man. [...]

(Next I saw water in the kitchen sink in the same house, and I let it out by turning the drain.)

Behind the shop was another room that served as a kitchen and, you might say, parlor. [...]

(“I know there’s a universe between my chair here [in the living room] and the kitchen floor,” Jane said as she got up, “but I can walk it okay. [...]

[...] He yelled out for me, but I was in my physical body, humming merrily out in the kitchen, and I never heard a thing. [...]

In fact, I take back my suggestion about dining in the kitchen, lest he pull out a wall for the purpose. [...]

[...] Let me tell you, Joseph, that your room divider has proven of great psychic value to you both; and you have not had any gum boils since I suggested putting the refrigerator in the kitchen.

[...] They used the Ouija board in the kitchen. [...]