“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The door to the medical arts building was locked, so I couldn’t use that as shelter on my way to the car, which was parked farther away from my usual spot than it usually is. [...]

[...] (Jane may use this material in the appendix.) I wanted to tell you that when Ruburt sends off his book we will try to give you more information on the art gallery material.

[...] She no longer considers your art either as a potential ally, as she did in earlier years, nor even as a threat as she did in later years.

[...] That can only dehumanize your art, when carried to the extremes.

[...] Often past-life memories come to the surface but are not recognized as such, since they appear in fantasy form, or are projected into art creations.

[...] These often appear in the symbolic language of the arts instead, and many of your dreams are translations in which the events of Framework 2 appear in symbolic form.

[...] And yet whole foundations of his being in this life are devoted to that particular aspect of art.

[...] What he means is the production of a work of his own in those terms that he considers art, an accomplishment whether or not it brings financial success.

As I sorted through the mass of material Seth-Jane has produced these last weeks, I found myself once again charmed and mystified by the challenges contained in the art of writing. [...]

[...] Perhaps — but after all, writing can be intuitively based, and art can be logically produced. [...]

[...] The anima serves not only as a personal but as a mass-civilizing influence, mellowing strongly aggressive tendencies and serving also as a bridge both in communicating with women in a family relationship, and in communication also as it is applied through the arts and verbalization.

[...] His craft or art of writing brought the material to clear focus. [...]

The Village Voice is probably read by more creative young people, and more people in the arts, than any other New York paper. [...]

[...] I made art out of them.

The repression in one way I used in the novels, but when the habit becomes too ingrained I find it difficult to retain, to transform into art. [...]

Windows of the art gallery.

The public likes its art clean.

[...] A manuscript, or indeed any art form, contains action and sets up its own climate, either of psychological acceptance or rejection. [...]

[...] Art, you see, is also closely connected with healing. [...]

[...] You will compare your own life and work often in a critical fashion to artists who were obsessed with one art from the beginning of their lives, or who pursued what is really a kind of straight and undeviating course—a brave courageous one, perhaps, and highly focused, but one that must be in certain respects (underlined) limited in scope and complexity, not crossing any barriers except those that seem to occur strictly within painting’s realm itself (all intently. [...]

[...] Working with it Ruburt can use his own creative abilities as he attempts to make a work of art from any given book. [...]

[...] You were through your art however also connected to his spontaneous self. [...]

[...] The people involved are in an art department. [...]

[...] At certain levels (underlined), your brother Loren once compared your art to his love of trains—an enjoyable hobby, but not something to which a man devoted his life. [...]