“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] And remember, they are the result of loving creative inspirations, again, the table and the chair, you follow me?—

[...] The table, chairs, the couch and rug looked satisfyingly normal in the warm lamplight. [...]

[...] Rob and I sat at my wooden table with only a small electric candle lit. [...]

[...] Of course I didn’t. From now on, I will hereby install a pen point in the end of my nose and sleep with my head on a writing table.

I worked at my drawing table. [...]

[...] Jane and I had discussed the report at the supper table.)

The table is the one physical item, representing the domestic reality with which each person must deal. [...]

[...] She rapped upon my writing table for emphasis.)

(In the beginning the four of us sat on the floor, grouped around our coffee table and holding hands as suggested by Seth in the 125th session, and as we had done before. [...]

[...] A table beside them. [...]

[...] Today through such activities he found himself, if in a simple fashion, taking a few steps without his table to get where he wanted to go. [...]

[...] You will not get it like your chocolates (indicating the box on the table) wrapped up in a merry box. [...]

Now if there are arguments at the table this real benefit is lessened. [...]

([Bette:] “Was she the waitress that was waiting on us at the table that I saw what you did the other night?”)

[...] For whatever reasons, he sounded too much like I had at the supper table tonight, right after I’d scanned the headlines of the front page of our daily newspaper.

[...] “I think it started with Seth, but then I went into another altered state of my own, like the time I got that dream material at the kitchen table — when was that, last March?” [See the 844th session for April 1.]

[...] I typed it as soon as I got up, and Jane read it at the breakfast table. [...]

[...] (Pause.) There is a long dark bar, a long, narrow establishment, tables to the left, and too many people to be served. [...]

[...] Your table (pointing) is an excellent idea. [...]

[...] We sat at the card table in the living room. [...]

[...] I had trouble hearing her, and shortly after she began speaking she hiked her chair closer to my table, and her voice acquired a little more volume. [...]

[...] The words that you speak, the acts that you perform, appear to take place in time, as a chair or table appears to take up space. [...]