“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The lumps — called calcium lumps by my doctor — were still there under the skin, but I could move my shoulder with no difficulty for the first time in months. [...]

[...] I appeared as the young man with olive skin. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) In human beings the genetic structure largely determines physical characteristics such as height, color of eyes, color of hair, color of skin—and, of course, more importantly, the number of fingers and toes, and the other specific physical attributes of your specieshood. [...]

[...] Very alarming, and now that the swelling has subsided to some extent she’d left with feet covered with a tough leathery skin that bears no detail and scales off in dead flakes.

[...] Rob, for example, was dark and swarthy, although now his skin and hair are both light. [...]

[...] All of us had very dark skin.

[...] In this preventative operation, the surgeon leaves the nipple and the skin of the breasts, and restores their bulk with implants of plastic or silicone.

[...] The pawlike hand felt very cold, wet and clammy, and the skin had a bumpy feeling that I wasn’t used to in Jane’s hand.

[...] You cannot look away from it, for you are not on any outward edge or skin of it, from which to get such a viewpoint.

[...] So were her entire legs; the skin on them was stretched tight as a drumhead. [...]

(Bill Gallagher had a narrow escape from drowning while skin diving in Puerto Rico. [...]

(Later Bill told us the skull association may be linked to the skeletons of fish he saw on the ocean bottom while skin diving; but he is not at all sure.)

[...] It is interesting to note that the U.S. Naval Reservation of San Geronimo lies across a couple of hundred yards of open water from the spot where Bill Gallagher went swimming and skin diving.)

[...] Through the hair I could see the pulsing bluish veins in the skin as it lay over the bone — and in some fashion this sight alone was most evocative of the very young and the very old. [...]

[...] To some extent the exterior skin thickened, the muscles became fairly rigid, and the joints therefore constrained. [...]

[...] You look at the outsides of yourselves as if a peach were aware only of its skin. [...]

One man bent to wash his hands in it
And saw
The skin peel off like dirt,
But the lawn was full
With the falling corpses of the birds,
And when he cried out, no one heard.

The rain slid off its smooth liquid skin

[...] To some extent it could be compared to an extra layer of skin surrounding the physical body, except that it is not constructed in the same manner upon your plane, and is invisible to you under ordinary circumstances.

I saw myself stretched out among the stars.
My skin, an open mesh,
Was hung with seeds and moons and fish.
Birds flew through my flesh
Which rose in continental mass
From seas of space. [...]

[...] The skin about them was a light brown. [...]

[...] Such images are received through the skin as well as through the eyes. [...]

[...] Dark-skinned but with blonde hair. [...]

Here I find about twelve people in the water, in skin-diving outfits. [...]