“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

I am no poet, and I know it, and I show it, da de da de da.

As to my being your child (amused), I am somewhat reluctant to say ma-ma or da-da. [...]

Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo, for example, would have gone out of their minds, acting as it seems people sometimes believe that an artist should act. [...]

That applies even more of course to Da Vinci, who was a social dilettante besides, but a man of incredible vision—a psychic if you prefer, who invented in his mind gadgets that would not physically come into your world for centuries. [...]

[...] Some of da Vinci’s sketches already show that tendency, and he is fascinating because with his undeniable artistic tendencies he also began to show those tendencies that would lead toward the birth of modern science.

[...] Leonardo da Vinci (1452–1519) experimented with his own method of copper engraving. [...]

There was a recording he made with In a Gadda Da Vida in which suggestions were given. [...]

[...] Leonardo da Vinci knew of Picasso, for example. [...]