“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Pause.) In your world you travel from one country to another, and you do not expect them to be all alike. [...]

[...] I equate this accent with an Irish accent, though the two are not exactly alike as far as I know.)

[...] Faith is required because healer and patient alike are directly encountering a set of circumstances evident to the senses. [...]

[...] If they are not twins then they look very much alike, or they are two of a kind in some way.

[...] Regarding the individual constructions of the world of matter, each with its own set of atoms and molecules, Seth said that these individual worlds are not as much alike as one might think, even though there is telepathic agreement on such things as the placement of objects in space, etc. [...]

[...] Because of your natures, you are seeking answers to the most difficult problems of life and death alike, on your own, so to speak. [...]

[...] Leonard and Ken look much alike; there is little resemblance between Leonard and John, and I do not look like either one of them.

[...] The smile in both was much alike. [...]

[...] While you expect pictures of your own reality to be diverse, those who journeyed into the unknown reality became concerned if their snapshots did not agree, so they tried desperately to make all of the pictures look alike. [...]

[...] Jane said Seth might not be able to very easily distinguish between the emotional charges connected to a photo and a painting; they might appear much alike to his perceptions. [...]

You both are very much alike underneath the obvious differences, but Ruburt’s somewhat unrecognized needs along these lines are important. [...]

[...] That world has been largely hidden by the camouflages shed by science and religion alike, but in your times the landscape began to appear so dark and threatening, so forbidden [...]

[...] … You are both very much alike beneath the obvious differences, but Ruburt’s largely unrecognized needs along these lines are important. [...]

[...] They also look remarkably alike in their brittle and discolored condition — almost as though they’d been snapped at the same time — yet mine is older than Jane’s by 20 years.

[...] If the assembled atoms are all alike, an element results; if two or more different kinds of atoms combine into molecules, a compound is created.

I am myself quite happy, and somewhat amused by our relationship, my dear doctor, for in many areas we are indeed very much alike. [...]

You two do not understand how alike you are. [...]