“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Almost everyone in this society is acquainted with the old suggestion, “Every day, in every way, I am getting better and better.”  [...]

[...] Definitely a nuisance there, a loudmouthed Englishman who annoyed everyone by whistling and singing with the band, not many windows, but some shrubs.”)

[...] The rules apply to everyone. [...]

[...] The position of everyone on the planet is known. [...]

—I come and everyone is silent. [...]

[...] Action changes me, and everyone in this room. [...]

(Discussion of everyone’s personal experiences.)

[...] Following this analogy, everyone sees a slightly different picture of reality, and follows his or her own program — yet all of the “sets” are the same.

[...] She shows them in an exaggerated fashion for you to look at and so when she speaks, she speaks not only for herself, but for everyone in this room including Ruburt. [...]

[...] So is everyone else in the room, including Ruburt, inclined in that direction. [...]

[...] If everyone moved out she would have to force the issue with her advisers. [...]

[...] This was the first time I’d heard her express her impatience at Seth, as though everyone was supposed to be ready when we wanted a session.

[...] (Pause.) It is obvious that when you move from one place to another you make an alteration in space — but you alter time as well, and you set into motion a certain psychological impetus that reaches out to affect everyone you know. [...]

[...] Everyone has their hassles, so why should I have any more — or less? [...]

[...] I said they might be normal enough, that everyone was essentially isolated, or at least alone, since no one else could live their life for them. [...]

[...] So’s everyone else, I said. [...]

I am not speaking of course of you or Ruburt alone, but of everyone.

(During break everyone answered the questions.)

You said earlier that everyone is looking to find themselves, and as our regular students should know, there is only one place to look, and you begin with yourself. [...]

[...] Now why these personalities should be envisioned as overgrown birds is beyond me for everyone knows what birds do on rooftops. [...]

[...] Everyone sees red differently. [...]

[...] The hallucinations appear more or less consistent merely because everyone on that particular level is under the effects of self-hypnosis, and because they have already constructed hallucinary senses, the outer senses, in order to perceive the hallucinary world that they have created.

[...] I will also shortly, with everyone’s permission, return to our book.

[...] In fact, you have an old superstition in some parts of your own country, that a man is not truly dead until everyone who ever knew him is dead. [...]

It is true because everyone who is acquainted with a particular individual creates his own image of him, as he creates his own image of them. [...]

[...] One person might, because of his or her own interests, seek largely from dreams warnings of difficulty or trouble, and therefore be the family’s dream watchguard—the one who has, say, the nightmares for everyone else. [...]