“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Poets and artists, while somewhat of this nature, as a rule are more deeply appreciative of the physical values of earthly existence, although they have many of the same characteristics.

[...] Again, the logical sequence is not present, but the intuitive creation will change the symbols much in the way that an artist might change his colors.

[...] The great artists have always been able to communicate at this level and while living literally operated at this level of consciousness a good deal of the time. [...]

[...] Psychic musicians or artists are highly interested in music, using their psychic abilities in that direction. [...]

(“I’m a professional artist,” I wrote to the scientist, “and at times have been puzzled enough by questions about evolution to consider making my own series of drawings that would show the transformation from reptile to bird, for instance, just to see if I could do it convincingly…. [...]

A man may be a fool, so to speak, in his spiritual or political judgments, as a father or as a brother; or in perhaps only one relationship he may be an artist, bringing out in that other person the greatest abilities and potentials.

The doctor, the figure, represented your artistic intuitional creative self, your potential self in those terms, to whom you looked for advice and help. [...]

[...] Of course I left the job at Artistic last February, but didn’t tell Loren and Betts this officially until phone conversations after the June flood. [...]

[...] Yet it was now apparent that Jane felt a sense of blame, even shame; at the start of the deeper trance state she told me she felt I was mad at her all the time because I had worked full time at Artistic, etc; I tried to counter this by pointing out to her the benefits we had both obtained from this.

You changed your approaches indirectly, and Ruburt was always stronger in the financial regard than you, as far as his beliefs that artistic creations could bring financial rewards. [...]

[...] Their recognized artistic abilities may predominate or be fairly minimal.

(I glued a square of the burlap to a wood panel with a very white acrylic gesso that is used to prime artists’ canvas, then used a razor blade to trim off the excess around the edges after drying. [...]

[...] The idea of not having enough time becomes your badge of virtue, showing that you are hard-working and not “an indolent artist.”

[...] Each artistic endeavor is a new creation. [...]

[...] If a male writer or artist had to work to develop his abilities, then a woman had to work twice as hard. [...]

[...] Yet because you are an artist above all, you also punished yourself for your envy with the faltering hand, so that the hand expressed two needs.

[...] Many artists do the same thing, translating inner “models” into paint, lines, and form.

[...] You have made as vital a leap, and it is freeing you artistically. [...]

[...] I had my poetry; Rob, who is an artist, had his painting. [...]

[...] The execution, which you feared, was a symbol for the death of many hopes, both financial hopes and artistic ones. [...]

[...] It is a humorous drawing made by Ann Diebler, who works in my office at Artistic Card Co.; Piggie, incidentally, refers to pigeon. [...]