“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] He knows for example, he can walk up—up, now—the first flight here from the landing, without as much difficulty as the other stairs.

(I heard a man and a woman begin to climb the stairs from the front entrance of the apartment house. [...]

(Now I listened to the company that had been visiting upstairs troop back down two flights of stairs.)

[...] She could not, you see, climb the stairs at his call. [...]

(Another staircase interpretation here may concern our own steep flight of back stairs here at the apartment. [...] When the time came to get the cake Jane and I went upstairs together, lit the candles on the cake while hiding on the stairs, then carried the cake out to the party.

[...] He should tackle the back stairs more frequently, until they lose what negative significance they gained, you see.

[...] She also told me that to her the idea of stairs represented success and failure—up and down, etc.)

Now, the stairs represent going up and down on a treadmill, and getting nowhere. [...]

[...] If he imagines himself easily and playfully, now, mounting the stairs or going down, this will help. [...]

[...] Ruburt was frightened of going, had a very difficult time with the stairs, but made them. [...]

To remind him, however, that others went up those stairs without a thought, was no help at all (intently), whether or not it is true, for that aroused instant contradictions. [...]

[...] Now I went down the back stairs and called for him as I circled the house. [...]

[...] Mitzi was chasing one of her paperfoil toys down the cellar stairs. …

[...] Then I was racing up a flight of stairs. [...]

His mental attitude should be “Of course I can feel fine in the morning,” and instead of imagining himself dragging down the stairs, he should playfully imagine himself ahead of you, as if he were playing a game. [...]

[...] This will prevent Miss Callahan from attempting the stairs, at least for this purpose, and it is during the afternoon periods that concern is felt here.

[...] The soul is not ascending a series of stairs, each one representing a new and higher point of development.

[...] No one will boot you back down the stairs. [...]

[...] The stairs will be a part of living. [...]

[...] You had to convince yourself that you were not only capable, but physically capable enough to take over for Ruburt—and this at a time when he was carrying the heavy packages up the stairs.

[...] In the first house the stairs to the second floor were purposely steep, and never altered, because no one was invited to view the private family bedrooms. The stairs were meant to be formidable.

In his imagination, let Ruburt feel the sense of joy and release he would feel if he had run down the back stairs easily and joyfully. [...]