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(After tonight’s session, and echoing my own ideas of how adamant Jane was becoming about the medical scene, I said that it would be ironic indeed if her encounters with the medical establishment furnished the final great impetus she needed to divest herself of the symptoms and inflate recovery; anything to get away from the massively negative pronouncement of the doctors, to dump old ideas, to set the body free to heal itself. [...]

[...] Such idealizations provide their own impetus; that is, they will grow toward their own greatest fulfillment.

[...] It provides impetus, and so it does—by promoting further problems.

Ideals are vital, for they provide an impetus toward beneficial action, action that is meant to lead to some actualization of that ideal in fact. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) Value fulfillment, again, is the impetus that drives the wheels of nature, so to speak. [...]

Now give us a moment… Dictation: The serpent is the symbol of the deepest knowledge within creaturehood; it also contains the impetus to rise above or beyond itself in certain respects. [...]

[...] The individual’s impetus is toward growth, development and understanding. [...]

[...] He is learning to identify himself with his pleasures —a highly important point—one that, understood, can release triggers of healing energy and creative impetus. [...]

Dictation: Impulses, therefore, provide impetus toward motion, coaxing the physical body and the mental person toward utilization of physical and mental power.

[...] That which is in harmony with the universe, with All That Is, has a natural inborn impetus that will dissolve all impediments. [...]

When he is emphasizing his own creativity, encouraging it, encouraging its spontaneity, then that flow has its own impetus and direction. [...]

[...] And I am giving you the impetus. [...]

[...] That energy which is projected from our “superself,” that spark of intense identity that resulted in your physical birth, that unique impetus, in the one way has many similarities to the old concept of the soul — except that it contains only a part of the story.

[...] It is the impetus by which all being becomes manifest. [...]

We were indeed about to embark upon a projection state, and the impetus had already been given. [...]

[...] That is, impetuses will arise in certain directions—but these directions will probably not involve tours as such.

[...] She said that the impetus would be strong to help me on these subjects. [...]

[...] The child crawls and walks in dreams before those acts are physically executed — the dreams serving as impetus for muscular coordination and development.

[...] On Ruburt’s part the early religious experiences also initiated the deep quest for inner knowledge that is behind all creative endeavor, and that served as an impetus.

[...] There is a trigger set off then, an impetus in which the personality tries to free itself from time-space orientation released from the usual necessity to participate in “adult” terms.