“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I didn’t urge her to, or ask questions about hydro or anything else. [...]

[...] I urged her to sit quietly, smoke a cigarette, and relax. [...]

[...] The telephone rang, and at Seth’s urging I answered it. [...]

(Jane said that the reasons she didn’t have a session for Tom and friends were that her own feelings were against her doing so even though she’d had the spontaneous urge, and that she was also tired because of her symptoms and sitting on the couch for so long. [...]

[...] The child naturally “competes” against herself or himself (amused) in an urge to outdo old performance with new. [...]

When you think in terms, for example, of remarriage or when your children urge it upon you, then you think in terms of yourself. [...]

[...] The abilities must be used, the creative urges therefore fully utilized in all areas—the psychic, the spiritual (pause), the more earthy writing and painting, for this energy sweeps through the personality and cannot be dammed up. [...]

[...] More, however, on some days he will feel actively like walking, and then he should do so, and even in a day when he does have difficulty, there will almost certainly be some periods when he will feel the same urge. [...]

[...] She took a few steps without the aid of her table or chair each time—very encouraging progress for her, and fitting in with what Seth has had to say recently about her coming spontaneous urges to begin walking again. [...]

[...] Once he is in stores for example the urge to buy is renewed. [...]

[...] The flower — calling back to the bulb, urging it “ahead” and reminding it of its (probable future) development — is like a future self in your terms, or a more highly advanced self, who has the answers and can indeed be quite practically relied upon. [...]

[...] I enjoy working on the project, and have had particularly strong urges to do so since the death of my mother three months ago. [...]

[...] I do want to stress the advantage of examining such events as your visit of the other evening, and the ways in which either or both of you use the framework of Ruburt’s symptoms, while urging you again not to overly concentrate upon such matters. [...]

[...] And you create for the same reason, and within all of you is the memory of that primal agony—that urge to create and free all probable consciousnesses into actuality.

[...] That desire led you to disregard conflicting feelings, urging you to leave the man alone.

[...] A small note to our friend — again — to trust the great power of the universe that forms his own image, to trust his spontaneity, and his body’s natural urges toward relaxation, motion, and creativity, as these show themselves in their own rhythms.

[...] She urged me to use my advantages better.

The sensations in the hips and the legs represent that urge toward motion. [...]

[...] He was urging you to help your father also. [...]

[...] In normal learning, of course, both parents urge the child to behave in certain fashions. [...]

[...] You want to extend yourselves as far as possible, because each of you has been born with that urge toward value fulfillment.

[...] (Smile.) Without your feeling toward Ruburt and the resulting urge to emotionally actualize yourself to another personality, your background could have prevented even artistic development. [...]