“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] His viewpoint and his field of reference will at all times color to some extent or another the nature of the reality which he perceives.

[...] Its effects literally color all of your painting activities, and serve to reinforce the restrictions of an emotional nature. [...]

[...] They are very strong, but you can have a tendency to emotionally color material that is not personally related to others, so simply watch yourself in that respect, that is all. [...]

[...] A bridge is a valid reality, regardless of its architecture or the type of symbols that may be written upon it, or its color, or the material from which it is made.

[...] My astral legs felt quite rubbery, so loose and flexible were they — and somehow, from my prone position, I could see that they were light-colored and translucent from the knees down!

[...] Create your own life now, using your beliefs as an artist uses color. [...]

[...] And I offer my original interpretation of others, for no knowledge exists in a vacuum, and all information must be interpreted and colored by the personality who holds it and passes it on. [...]

[...] The artist utilizes training and mixes his colors in order to give artistic flesh to his painting. [...]

[...] I pointed it out to Jane, but she couldn’t quite see it, except for a flash of color. [...]

[...] The color blue. [...]

(Here is a copy of my dream of September 28, taken from my dream notebook: Color, much forgotten. [...]

The ideas that you have involving the nature of reality will strongly color your experiences, for you will interpret them in the light of your beliefs, even as now you interpret daily life according to your ideas of what is possible or not possible. [...]

[...] I was afraid the new ones, a dark bluish color, would make the room too gloomy. [...]

(10:35–11:05.) If you are born into a time that does not seem conducive to your talents, it is because that society offers needed counterpoints to questions that concern you, or because it provides a particular kind of framework that will color your abilities in a certain direction, bringing out nuances or accomplishments not possible otherwise.

[...] Her feet are somewhat swollen—edema—but look much better than they did last year, say, and their color is normal. [...]

[...] Other tests that I recall made it clear that my heart and liver and internal organs were in good shape—but Doctor Kardon had seen them newly threatened by the vasculitis, and I felt, “My God, what a merry-go-round of disastrous expectations must everywhere color the medical profession and its practitioners and patients.” [...]

Color, meaning and form will predominate, though perhaps in an unexpected manner. [...]

[...] The basic disappointment with each other colors your perspective when you consider the Artistic Card aspect.

[...] It little mattered that later the plan was seen as a child’s primer, a book of instructions complete with colorful tales, for the main purpose was served and there was little disorientation.

[...] Dream number five was a very short one, in color. [...]