“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

From this, I went into a long dream sequence that involved the death of a young Italian man who was somehow connected with our landlord and another about the death of someone close to a student, Lanna Crosby. [...]

The following day, we learned that a young Italian man had died — a former neighbor who had lived in this apartment house some time before; hence, the connection with our landlord in the dream. [...]

[...] Marian Spaziani’s husband Jimmy is our landlord.)

(In the 229th session Seth went into some detail concerning the tax problems of our landlord, Jimmy Spaziani. [...]

[...] The material concerning your landlord was legitimate. [...]

[...] I always feel when I speak along these lines as if I must say over and over that I do not intend any shortening of your working hours, only that you have more energy than you realize and that associations, as certainly you must see with your landlord, are often practical. [...]

She would have talked the landlord into taking one week’s rent instead of two months’ rent in advance. [...]

[...] I have told you that the communication between your landlord’s father and himself was a valid one, and I believe that other communications have taken place. [...]

[...] Our landlord had told us earlier that people from Canada were coming to stay a week or ten days—in other words, as long as we would probably be here—but he hadn’t mentioned children. [...]

[...] He bought a power-driven lawn mower, and for years cut the grass without asking our landlord for any compensation.

[...] The pointer’s loss however was quite embarrassing because the board did not belong to us, but to our landlord, James Spaziani. [...]

The communications occurring from your landlord’s father, for example; none of this is forgotten on my part. [...]

(Our landlord and his wife, James and Marian Spaziani, were scheduled to attend tonight’s session, and to arrive by 8:30. [...]

(At the exact time the session was due Monday, Jane, Del, Midge and I were visiting our landlord and his wife on their farm in Pine City. [...]

[...] She was very embarrassed because she would not have time to give proper notice to the school or landlord. [...]

(Jane and I have talked to our landlord, Jimmy Spaziani, concerning the data given by Seth in the 100th session, concerning the missing cover to the thermostat in our apartment house. [...]

(Our landlord’s wife, Marian Spaziani, visited us this evening, and told us tales of the people who call her with long histories of their own illnesses, etc. [...]

(The carpenter was to see our landlord last week, and let us know about our kitchen enlargement by last Saturday. [...]

We’d borrowed the board from our landlord, James Spaziani, who hadn’t had any success using it with his family. [...] Jimmy (long deceased) was a kind and outgoing landlord and restaurateur who lived with his wife and three children on the second floor of the old converted horse barn and carriage house in back of the apartment house he owned at 458 West Water Street, where Jane and I lived. [...]

[...] And in retrospect I’m apologetic and grateful that during our whole tenure there not one tenant ever complained to our landlord, Jimmy Spaziani, about the noise we subjected that captive audience to once a week for those nine class years.

[...] Our landlord, Jimmy Spaziani, had told us that the entire apartment had been the master-bedroom complex of the wealthy merchant who had built the house for his family more than a century ago. [...]

[...] At session time Jane, Del, Midge [his companion] and I were visiting our landlord and his wife at their farm in Pine City.

[...] [Clark and Alice Potter had been our landlords in Sayre, PA, for over four years. [...]

[...] It belongs to our landlord, James Spaziani.)

[...] I would advise Mark to go ahead with his plans to find an apartment, but to look over all aspects of any particular apartment that he has in mind, foreseeing difficulties of a temperamental rather than practical nature with the landlord. [...]