Sequence number current session

hi sir,
wanna ask,
i use select seq_name.currval from dual is not working it ask to define in current session if i use .nextval then use currval then it works,,,even this is not first time increment,,,,so is there anyway to use currval without use nextval.?
thanks in advance

can u use like this?
select last_number-increment_by
from user_sequences
where sequence_name = 'UR_SEQ';
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