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You also wondered about depriving your mother of a grandchild now, for though you tell yourself she would not understand, still you wonder if interest in the child would not give her additional impetus and interest.

[...] You also generated initial energy and impetus to help Ruburt’s own.

(I also think it quite evident that Seth began to go into those attributes we’re born with in light of my comments about current psychological dogma that the infant is born without any impetuses …

In infancy and childhood the will singleheartedly directs the body to go full steam ahead, sweeping aside obstacles in the great impetus toward growth and development. [...]

When the ego is a very rigid one however, it will not accept the reality of these rejected patterns so easily, and according to the nature of its rigidity it may restrict so many areas of activity that the inside action, or the inside impetus for expression, almost equally balances the ego force itself.

[...] “The foot was under its own impetus, and it tried to straighten the knee, and then I could feel it in the right foot. [...]

[...] “I feel that impetus to sit up again, back in my spine,” she said a couple of times. [...]

[...] Ironic indeed, I thought as I drove home, if the broken leg would serve as the last, final impetus toward clearing our psyches of the last of the old, damaging beliefs, so that the new synthesis can finally take place: the body can heal itself …

Their need gives impetus to this work. [...]

[...] The emotional impetus however is lacking. In some manner perhaps in the future we can do something to build in an emotional impetus of some sort, as it will be conducive to success.

[...] When my eyes are closed it feels like that left knee is way up in the air, and I can feel the impetus in the right leg to move. [...]

[...] There were many questions he asked himself about his mother’s condition in particular (Marie is a bedridden arthritic), and about such situations in general, and he did indeed allow himself to go along on one level to provide an extraordinary impetus that he felt would be needed to conquer such extraordinary conditions.

[...] Jane said that although Seth hadn’t actually considered my specific questions about psychology after all, they had served as an impetus for the Preface. [...]

[...] Now I conceived the idea of using the sound of my snoring as an impetus to leave my body on the bed, while I went soaring off.

[...] I wanted to build up a massive sound-impetus that I would somehow use to propel me. [...]

[...] This acted as the emotional impetus.

...He wanted to give you an impetus, and his effect was far stronger when he died than had he lived, and he knew this... [...]

[...] (Dave had said he thought he had, at last break.) You inflicted such a wound upon another, though this was in self-protection, and emotional impetus of the time was strongly written upon your inner memory.

[...] Your creative abilities, coming into full flower, will maintain you mightily however until the end of your lives, and serve as the same kind of impetus that usually spurs the very young onward.

(Long pause.) The entire magical approach is indeed at your command, and with your strong impetus now, you should be able to put it to use in far better fashion than you have before. [...]

[...] You needed extra impetus—again so it seemed—lest your relative nonattachment to life’s conditions kept you from a sympathetic understanding of your fellow man. [...]

[...] If you wanted deeply wrought psychological statements, the symptoms also provided a framework around which they could occur—an inner framework of personal sessions devoted to the workings of personality, an inner library beside the books themselves, that perhaps you would not otherwise think of without such an impetus. [...]

[...] Precisely because they have, they have validity in physical terms, and show the psychic impetus behind them. [...]

[...] Often, therefore, people react to events as if they themselves possessed no impetus to alter them. [...]