“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Like roads with white markings, and with fairly large areas between, and with darkness around or outside also.

The early image was of emphatic contrast, of darks and whites.

[...] Like roads with white markings, and with fairly large areas between, and with darkness around or outside also.” [...]

[...] We believe she was on the right track in spite of her semantic difficulty, however, with the roads data and the white markings, areas between, etc. [...]

Again, I have the impression of a white border, and perhaps on the other side, of writing. [...]

(During last break we had speculated about the photograph being taken in the afternoon, because of the elongated shadows on the white snow. [...]

[...] The baby, in white sits on the lap of my brother’s wife, Ida. [...]

(The photograph has a white border, and a stamp with writing on the reverse side. [...]

(Friday, May 15, 9:15 PM: Brief glimpse of two house painters in white coveralls hauling selves up the side of a white house on some kind of automatic scaffold; pulled themselves up by means of ropes running over their shoulders. [...]

(Now Seth answered the question: “A rectangular object, with white background. [...] It has a white background. [...]

[...] Tonight’s object is printed in black on lightweight card stock, which is an off-white color. [...]

A small, very white object also. [...]

A rectangular object, with white background. [...]

[...] The copy here concerns the white dinnerware set, part of which is shown on the object itself also. The ad copy extols the virtues of Rosemont White dinnerware: …you won’t think twice about using it every day, and you’ll show it off when company comes, too.

[...] Blue is referred to both on the object itself on the page 11 side in the line: Norwegian natural blue fox… etc.; and is torn through on the page 12 side in the line referring to a sale of thermal blankets: White, green, pink, blue, gold. [...]

[...] The dishes advertised on the page 12 side of the object are also white dinnerware with a blind embossed, or raised, decoration around the border. [...]

[...] Or the colors listed for the thermal blankets, the list being partially visible on the page 12 side of the object: White, green, pink, blue, gold.

[...] She wore short white socks and shiny black patent-leather shoes with a single strap across the instep. And she was in the act of stomping down, repeatedly, upon a small white and brown dog, with her right foot. [...]

[...] Not his contemporary, your son, but a barrel-chested, white-haired and lecherous, lustful old geezer—

[...] The rest of the screen, to my left, was empty, appearing to be a milky white blankness.

[...] There were also tiny light, or white, crosses centered upon each pupil; these, coupled with the brimming tears and the smile, formed a most striking and unusual effect. [...]

[...] Richita (or Wichita?—my phonetic interpretation.) An Indian name… a war that is not Indian against white man, but Indian and white man against Indian and white man. [...]

[...] In the first, I saw a young, black woman and a young, white woman on the corner of Walnut and Water Streets. [...]

In the third sequence, I was having a long discussion with the white woman of the first episode, and there were a group of other women present.

[...] The white woman was speaking on the telephone. [...]

[...] All the buildings are of white or gray stone. [...]

[...] When it hit the street it bounced, and white chips of wood flew up like sparks from an anvil. [...]

[...] He kept trying to make something useful out this affair, and the more he tried the more obvious it became that he was trying to wrap himself in a blue-and-white Turkish towel in lieu of shorts. [...]

[...] It hadn’t sounded like him—only her, speaking somewhat haltingly and not too clearly as she lay flat on her back in the hospital mud bed, with her broken right arm held snugly against her ribs and chest by the blue and white canvas sling. [...]

[...] At the same time she described what seemed to be a very positive dream she’d had early this morning, involving her dying her hair black, a white cat, and Claire Crittenden. [...] The white cat could mean a new clean start.

[...] He is thin, with a white shirt that is not fully buttoned. [...] His trousers are somehow strange, and he wears white shoes or not shoes, but his feet appear lighter, you see. [...]

(9:45.) Ruburt’s fears gave him a black-or-white attitude; he must be public or private. [...]

[...] I’ve had them for some time, actually, and they involve either black-and-white or color illustrations for some of my own psychic adventures, perhaps to be used in a work like Through My Eyes. [...]

(“Gray, black, white.” Jane suggested these connections: The gray, or aluminum, color of the metal cap; the black section of the cap I heated in the candle flame; the white paper upon which I wrote the date and other data concerning the cap.

[...] The beer can cap was enclosed within my folded note; the note was written on white paper in the same color ink used to make the tracings. [...]

[...] Gray, black, white. [...]

[...] She wore tan Wrangler pants, white sneakers, and a tan sleeveless blouse. [...]

[...] He is thin, with a white shirt that is not fully buttoned. [...] His trousers are somehow strange, and he wears white shoes or not shoes, but his feet appear lighter, you see. [...]

Black and white (pause) having to do with a particular circumstance, and initials and many designs. [...]

(Neither Jane or I understand the reference to black and white. [...]

(Tracing of the black and white photograph used in the 11th envelope test, September 29,1965, in the 194th session.)

(“White, it seems, with a large oval darker shape.” [...] Hence the persistent references to a white object instead of the actual green color. [...]

White, it seems, with a large oval darker shape. [...]

A white border, with uneven edges, or slightly scrolled edges.

[...] Remember also that she gave white in connection with the object’s color, in answer to my second question. [...]

(“Also blue, and white, and one strong darker color. [...] We see no connection with white particularly. [...]

[...] Also blue, and white, and one strong darker color. [...]

[...] It will all be down in black and white for you, however, before too long.