“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] People climb mountains, willingly undergoing a good bit of suffering in the pursuit of such goals.

The word combines all of his goals—physical and creative—into one clear focus in which there is no ambiguity. [...]

To this end, through Ruburt, I am producing the continuing body of the Seth material, and books, each in a different way geared to these goals. [...]

It seems, then, that at least on unconscious levels (and for their own reasons also, of course), certain individuals chose to act as catalysts or expediters, helping us to achieve our particular goals. [...]

I do never mean to hint that material goals are basically important, for they are not. [...]

The entire psychic situation then brought into your lives fantastic energy, and attempted to correlate diverse creative, personal and psychic goals. [...]

Suppose you have a particular goal in mind as a youngster, toward which you work. [...]

[...] The Athenian philosopher (470?–399 B.C.) believed that happiness was the goal, that one should be “well-daemonized,” that the guidance for life came from God.

[...] She has strong subconscious energies, and she has a goal, and you are in the way.

[...] I am (underlined) generalizing here to make a point: a largely postcard land, in which social clichés pass for communication, in which social ceremonies take the place of private communications—a land in which beliefs must be like landmarks, unchanging, utterly dependable, always there to be used for touchstones lest the puritanical Protestant stray from worthy goals. [...]

(The two lists were linked in Jane’s mind of course by images, common goals, etc, of many kinds. [...]

Families have subconscious purposes, though the individual members of the family may pursue these goals without conscious awareness. [...]

You are willing counterparts (see the 721st session) of each other, and have been in your terms before — each playing out “opposite” aspects of each other, yet merging for common purposes and goals.

[...] You do not always understand nor comprehend, but you have already set your goals and you have chosen your circumstances. [...]

A mistake is when you do not know what you are doing, when momentarily, you lose sight of your goals or when you do not live up to them. [...]

When you sleep the ego becomes unfocused, but still present, and its goals and attitudes to some extent do color dream experiences. [...]

[...] One of the main purposes and goals of the whole self is to become aware of all such existences, and to correlate them into an identity structure.

(Seth also stated at that time that John will have to take strong measures if he wants to achieve certain goals. [...]

[...] If Christendom saw man as blighted by original sin, Darwinian and Freudian views see him as part of a flawed species in which individual life rests precariously, ever at the beck and call of the species’ needs, and with survival as the prime goal — a survival, however, without meaning. [...]

(Yet, five minutes later she was objecting when, in answer to her question about whether I had any suggestions, I repeated my goal to get her into bed. [...]