“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] He believes he should be objectively intellectual, cool and calm, and spontaneous at the same time. [...]

(Today was sunny, cool, and quiet, and when I saw that Jane was alert after lunch I suggested she try for a session. [...]

[...] The evening had cooled off somewhat by now and Jane felt better, although she said noise in the house bad bothered her while she’d been under. [...]

[...] Blue and green both being cool colors and side by side on the color wheel.

[...] So did I. The studio had cooled off considerably. [...]

[...] This year’s cool August air blew through the house, and I tightened my sweater. [...]

[...] But while these lights were ‘only’ white, they were both warm and cool, indescribable in their intensity, and really contained all colors.

(At one moment I thought I glimpsed, far ahead on the horizon on the right, a group of pyramids, in some kind of cool brilliant color, blues or greens. [...]

[...] A cool breeze moved down the mountain in back of the house.

(To Mary Ellen.) You knew what the message would be before you came here on a subconscious basis and Ruburt, all unaware, has already delivered it to you, and it was in his terms to cool it because spontaneity must progress at its own rate and feel comfortable in both physical reality and inner reality. [...]

[...] The living room cooled off nicely — and Jane finally did bring Seth down to manageable size. [...]

There will be cool winds

[...] (Slowly now:) It can, if it chooses, allow soft sands to lie gracefully upon its cooling expanse.

[...] Traffic noise was not a problem, the windows being closed because of the cool night. [...]

[...] As Ruburt would say, play it cool. [...]

[...] Both are cool colors.

[...] As I lay beside her in a most pleasant daze, I heard quite clearly in the cool night air the honking of geese as they flew south. [...]

[...] I always thought something happened after that, to cool things off.”

[...] He stood there, quiet but assured, “cool” versus my “hot”—my idea of a man. [...]

[...] The cool colors are more contemplative, or more indicative of contemplation. [...]