“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Material like this is sifted through many layers of subconscious conceptions and is subsequently colored to some degree. People believing strongly in your organized religions often color the material in highly disadvantageous ways. [...]

[...] You are used to thinking in terms of opaque or transparent color. [...]

[...] Because I am attached to Ruburt now, his ideas of course color many of mine, so his fear of the passing years developed upon your fear of them ten years ago, projected now into your future, as ten years older than he. [...]

The fear then colored his other attitudes and reactions. [...]

Matter then, is of itself no more continuous, no more given either to growth or age, than is, say, the color yellow.

[...] The sound of the voice, again, follows its own patterns, and natural aggression should and will color it at times.

[...] Color was very slight and subdued. [...]

First of all, the physical universe is indeed a conglomeration of diverse individualistic symbols, none of which mean precisely the same thing to any two individuals, and in which even so-called basic qualities like color and placement in space, cannot be relied upon or agreed with.

And a kind of ghostly elegance was added Thursday when another old friend visited and showed us color slides taken in London on Xmas/New Years, 1980, and mentioned they all chimed in to sing “Auld Lang Syne.”

[...] It has colored man’s societies and cultures since its inception. [...]

Some of this has to do with the cultural climate that colored his attitudes. [...]

[...] We’ve also seen a first color proof of the jacket design for her Dialogues, scheduled for publication next fall.⁴

[...] I am speaking of a psychic environment only, and of a home situation on her part which has deeply colored her activities, and which regulates her relationships.

[...] His hair is a shade of brown, though not a definite well-defined color.

[...] Obviously we didn’t—yet our reactions were to color our activities for the next several years, and greatly influence the direction in which I would allow my own psychic abilities to operate.

[...] An indication of green colors. [...]

“In color as usual: I can recall hardly any of these, but Jane suggested I write down what I can. [...]

I did mean to mention that man’s use of perspective in painting was a turning point (early in the 15th century), in that it foreshadowed the turning of art away from its imaginative colorations toward a more specific physical rendering—that is, to a large degree after that the play of the imagination would not be allowed to “distort” the physical frame of reference.

[...] They become invisible assumptions, but they nevertheless color and form your personal experience.

[...] According to your own belief system, you may trust the integrity of your body and instead project this guilt out upon others — onto a personal enemy, or a particular race, creed or color.

[...] Jane and I have now accumulated more than 60 such interrelationships, and they range all the way from color and architectural similarities among the various houses we’ve either lived in, or felt strong emotional and psychic attachments for, to human connections like the following one. [...]