“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It is not allowed to color your day in such a way. [...]

[...] Not only that, but his recovery can be fairly easy, but your joint habits of pessimism color your attitudes. [...]

[...] As your intimate daily reality can be involved with and colored by probabilities, brought into your experience by your own desires and beliefs, so is your mass culture, world history, and species orientation colored by probable events that do not fit into your officially recognized idea of physical reality.

And added later: Many people undergo some form of chromesthesia — that is, certain colors or color patterns are seen upon hearing certain sounds. [...] I’m getting almost jewel-like colored sounds….”

“Within your system colors may be perceived as sound (chromesthesia, or ‘colored hearing’). [...]

[...] He stood helplessly on stage in the spotlight, wearing brightly colored stage clothes like a comedian might. [...]

[...] Particularly he should be urged to use color.

The color red is more vivid than the color black, using black here as color. [...]

You made some comments very important to him—further illuminating how his past beliefs colors his thoughts, so that he looked at the worst side of the given picture. [...]

[...] The color of you walls can influence your state of mind—a simple-enough fact; but the uses to which you put words, both silent and verbal, affect the state of your mind far more.

[...] All of the cats were marked more or less similarly, yet there were enough differences in color and pattern so that I could know Billy when and if I found him.)

[...] As the vitality of the universe forms, of itself, the boundaries of the various fields of activity, and as vitality itself takes on the coloration of the various fields and forms the camouflage patterns within them, so also vitality, in the form of emotions that the camouflage patterns of the personality, even while this vitality forms both emotions and personality for every individual, every consciousness, may be thought of as a separate field of activity; and all the data relating to fields of activity may be seen to apply to any consciousness as well.

[...] But you will see, indeed, that the nature of action, or the nature of any reality, is greatly colored by the viewpoint or dimension from which it is examined. [...]

[...] Something strange about the suit, as if it is the only dark-colored one close by, at least.

[...] Perhaps of cement—but of a stone, definitely a stone (Jane gestured, eyes closed, as though trying to pin down her thought) or sand-colored stone floor.

[...] Places close by seem to be somewhat on stilts, brown colored. [...]

[...] The color of it is brown, but very dark, so that it appears almost to be black. [...]

(Tracing of the colored pieces of construction paper used in the 30th envelope test, in the 229th session for February 2,1966.)

[...] You see the color and the brush strokes but you do not see the inner workings that led you to produce those particular brush strokes. [...] You see instead their effects in the color, the brush strokes and the painting.

[...] Or dark color. [...]

[...] Or dark color. [...]

[...] In poinsettia leaves at least, the central spine is a lighter green color than the rest of the leaf.

Form, shape and color—these at first delighted you as you tried to reproduce on paper what you saw in nature. [...]

[...] I also noticed that the skin on her right elbow—the only one I could see—looked much more normal in texture and color than it had, as though a deeper rejuvenation was taking place; that transparent, fragile look was disappearing. [...]

[...] They would have color if you were able to perceive them physically.

And another man, younger, light skin, wears light colored trousers, part of uniform? [...]

[...] His feet are returning to normal coloration, and his urine is cleansed.