“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] To her the buttons almost seemed to have consciousness, and when she was alone she would take out her boxes of buttons and hold some in her hands, and remember the garments to which they belonged, and when she had worn them, and how the weather had been; and she lived in a present that was deeply colored by the past.

[...] Though its color, to continue our analogy, may be as gray, you cannot see a psychological experience as you can see a gray rock.

[...] (Pause.) Light brown, fairly new in appearance, having I believe about its edges brass or gold colored bands of some sort. [...]

[...] You can use them; and for Philip’s information the evidence of the inner senses is immediate, and vivid, and direct—much more vivid, Philip, than for example your camouflage experience of the color red. [...]

[...] An initial, an area of color, window shapes having to do with two people, but connected with several circumstances, and with a package, perhaps sent from this address.

A collegiate-type man, graying hair, large feet, and mustache of—of reddish faded color, two children, that is, he has two children; and another tall, thin, gawky-type man whose eyes are somewhat protuberant. [...]

Your physical time of seasons and tides, and night and day, is to me one of your most delightful camouflages, and if Ruburt will excuse my clumsy attempt at being poetical, I will say that physical time is like a delightful flowing gown that clothes psychological time with many different colors and materials and designs. [...]

[...] Everything was in brilliant color. [...]

[...] The sky behind the soldier was darkly overcast; I was aware of very little color. [...]

(On July 29/63, Jane had a very vivid dream, in color, involving Miss Callahan. [...]

Information like this is sifted through many layers of subconscious conception, and is subsequently colored. People believing in your organized religions color it in a manner that is highly disadvantageous, and that unfortunately adds to existing superstitions. [...]

[...] Our focuses are different, yet the overall coloration of your experiences does come through to me, and through this delightful personality (Jane indicated herself), I can to some extent relate to it.

“Matter of itself, however, is no more continuous, no more given to growth or age than is, say, the color yellow.”

[...] Some time later, it seems, I became aware that I was watching a youngish woman in a polka-dot dress, white dots on black or a dark color, climb up three or four back-porch steps and enter a house, with a screen door closing behind her. [...]

—because you will understand that fearful expectations greatly color your perception of reality, and your construction of it.

Imagine a string of different-colored Christmas tree lights, all glowing on a given tree. [...]

[...] Also the impression of a small ceramic sculpture, of two people, and colored. [...]

As temperatures in various depths of ocean change, and as even the color of the water and of the flora and fauna change, so too in our value climate there are quality changes, and senses equipped to project and perceive the changes. [...]

[...] Coherence, illusion of permanency, placement in space, mass and color are all arrived at and agreed upon in the ways already explained. [...]

The flying saucer material came through with flying colors, and it is also helpful in understanding the problems involved in the transference and materialization of energy from one level to another.

[...] The primary colors should be noted. [...]