“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] As Seth, Jane pointed to my portrait of Seth; it hung on the wall behind me, so that she faced it as she sat in her rocker.)

[...] Even though this light is on the other side of the bath door, due to reflection from the white walls of the room there was plenty of light. [...]

[...] I tried mentally contemplating the brick wall in Ed Robbins’ fireplace at his home in New Paltz, N.Y. It seemed to work. [...]

[...] In the framework of objective science as it now exists, however, even the technology will come up against a stone wall. [...]

And at the danger of being considered a nag, despite Ruburt’s insistence that the bedroom looks better the way it is, your bed should be moved so that the head is upon the wall that I specified months ago.

[...] Again I suggest a break, and I hope I haven’t broken you up, though I seriously doubt it; particularly in your case, Joseph, since your protective mechanism is as solid as a brick wall.

[...] I bumped into walls and door-jambs, or leaned on tables for support for minutes at a time. [...]

You mentioned painting the walls, and this is excellent. [...]

I also miss the painting that hung there upon the wall; and while I will not take up much of this session with this material, I will nevertheless make here a few comments concerning the person to whom the painting was sold.

[...] I asked the question because I thought we had cracked this wall over the weekend, and was anxious for confirmation. [...]

The walls of the room do not push back to receive a great idea, for example, and again, the expansion of the universe from the inside does not imply a pushing out or an inflation.

(A new physical effect concerned the candle, standing on the table against the wall perhaps three feet from our group. [...]

[...] Lorraine told us the walls of the apartment were painted yellow, and that the furniture was of the old-fashioned kind with large rose decorations.

The fabric is either a wall hanging, such as a curtain, or a woman’s dress. [...]

[...] Her living room has pale blue painted walls, including a floor to ceiling painted blue bookcase. [...]

[...] The picture I believe was once between two walls. [...]

[...] “A circular object of sun or moon shape” does not mean anything in particular to us, although on the walls at the Inn were various circular objects, such as clocks, a barometer, etc. [...]

[...] There is also another wall adjacent to this one, with a long window now covered by a closed cloth drapery. [...]

[...] In one of these smaller bars is a very large keg, which had been cut in half; each half is set into a wall, forming a striking display.

[...] I think it excellent, and plan to make copies to pin on my studio wall for easy reference.)