| WIN.........................8 | |
| Only thus can you win back the knowledge that you | T 6 D 6 (139) |
| is born of nothing cannot win reality through battle. Why would | T 23 B 8 (630) |
| offer something that you can win. Can it be any thing | T 23 E 8 (643) |
| it is decided who shall win and who shall lose; how | T 25 J 4 (697) |
| loser. Everyone who plays must win, and in his winning is | W 153 L 12 (326) |
| hell. Attempt no more to win through losing, nor to die | W 200 L 2 (449) |
| this, and you can only win. To ask for what you | W 200 L 3 (449) |
| under this new temptation to win back strength by guile. Many | M 26 A 5 M(61) |
| WIND........................7 | |
| feathers dancing insanely in the wind, have NO substance. They fuse | T 18 B 4 (481) |
| all go, dancing in the wind, dipping and turning til they | T 18 B 5 (482) |
| as nature roaring at the wind in anger, and proclaiming that | T 23 B 4 (629) |
| have will scatter with the wind, and turn to dust. In | T 24 G 1 (661) |
| it as shelter from the wind? The body can be made | T 28 H 3 (781) |
| make fast the bolts. The wind WILL topple it, and rain | T 28 H 5 (782) |
| walk in softness, while the wind sinks to a whisper around | W 156 L 4 (337) |
| WIND-SWEPT..................1 | |
| blow across his mind like wind-swept leaves that form a patterning | W 186 L 9 (408) |
| WINDOW......................6 | |
| shut against intrusion, and every window barred against the light. Always | T 24 G 11 (664) |
| on this street, from this window, in this place) means anything | W 1 L 0 (2) |
| on this street, from this window, in this place) all the | W 2 L 0 (4) |
| on this street, from this window, in this place). | W 3 L 0 (5) |
| on this street, from this window, in this place). | W 4 L 0 (6) |
| chair. My holiness blesses that window. My holiness blesses this body | W 37 L 4 (60) |
| WINDOWS.....................1 | |
| the door and lock the windows, and make fast the bolts | T 28 H 5 (782) |
| WINDS.......................4 | |
| peace be scattered by the winds of hate. T 25 | T 25 J 7 (698) |
| Foundation of his home. The winds will blow upon it, and | T 28 H 7 (782) |
| the world is torn by winds of hate, your rest remains | W 109 L 4 (222) |
| it is time alone that winds on wearily, and the world | M 2 A 4 M(4) |
| WING........................1 | |
| blade of grass and feathered wing and all the living things | S 3 E 2 S(25) |
| WINGS.......................14 | |
| by enveloping it in healing wings. LET this be, and do | T 16 B 3 (425) |
| away so quietly beneath the wings of peace! For peace will | T 19 E 4 (526) |
| feather be before the great wings of truth? Can it oppose | T 19 E 9 (527) |
| soars, for those with little wings have not accepted for themselves | T 20 E 4 (558) |
| the gentle rustling of the wings of peace. Your own acknowledgment | W 95 L 16 (188) |
| now todays idea brings wings to speed you on, and | W 101 L 8 (204) |
| come it harbors in its wings the gift of perfect constancy | W 107 L 5 (217) |
| glad, a bird with broken wings begins to sing, a stream | W 109 L 6 (223) |
| where it can spread its wings in peace, and soar above | W 121 L 2 (241) |
| it belongs. But free its wings, and it will fly in | W 128 L 6 (262) |
| as they spread out their wings to keep you safe, and | W 182 L 2 (391) |
| to fly with the tiny wings of a sparrow when the | M 5 B 2 M(9) |
| A 1 Forgiveness offers wings to prayer, to make its | S 2 A 1 S(12) |
| released, along with you. Your wings are free, and prayer will | S 2 C 8 S(17) |
| WINNING.....................2 | |
| SAME. Each is a gentle winning over from the appeal of | T 19 E 5 (526) |
| must win, and in his winning is the gain to everyone | W 153 L 12 (326) |
| WINTER......................2 | |
| shiver in remembrance of the winters cold? | T 19 E 9 (527) |
| and sheltered him from bitter winter and the freezing cold. And | T 26 J 7 (725) |
| WIPE........................4 | |
| source of fear. Salvation WOULD wipe out the space you see | T 26 I 3 (721) |
| 301. And God Himself shall wipe away all tears. | W 301 L 0 (551) |
| alone can heal all sorrow, wipe away all tears, and gently | W 310 W10 4 (561) |
| In quiet may forgiveness wipe away my dreams of separation | W 336 L 2 (589) |
| WIPED.......................3 | |
| healed, and every tear is wiped away in laughter and in | T 27 B 4 (730) |
| this world ever held are wiped away forever by this one | W 94 L 1 (183) |
| would have all tears be wiped away, with none remaining yet | W 193 L 9 (429) |
| WISDOM......................24 | |
| and obedience for his greater wisdom. He is also entitled to | T 1 B 48c (12) |
| but perfect innocence. Innocence is wisdom because it is unaware of | T 3 C 7 (49) |
| its application that it becomes wisdom. Innocent (or true) perception means | T 3 D 3 (52) |
| is as strong as the wisdom of God, in Whose Heart | T 5 F 14 (116) |
| children, and those who lack wisdom ARE children. Yet He ALWAYS | T 6 F 4 (144) |
| what it IS. Only HIS wisdom is capable of guiding you | T 13 H 13 (357) |
| FOR you? Learn of His wisdom and His love, and teach | T 13 H 16 (358) |
| Spirit, ever practical in His wisdom, accepts your dreams, and uses | T 18 C 7 (485) |
| impossible. Have little faith that wisdom could be found in such | T 25 I 2 (691) |
| powerful, but with the little wisdom of a child. What hurts | T 29 J 6 (806) |
| 6) This tiny gain of wisdom will suffice to take you | T 30 B 2 (811) |
| uses will not fail. The wisdom of your mind will come | W 111 RIII 6 (229) |
| it receives through listening to Wisdom that is not its own | W 135 L 12 (287) |
| He knows our strengths, our wisdom and our holiness. And if | W 186 L 4 (406) |
| you have the strength, the wisdom and the holiness to go | W 186 L 6 (407) |
| follower who questions not the wisdom of the Infinite, nor Love | W 233 L 1 (476) |
| It is actually confused with wisdom, and substitutes for truth. As | M 11 A 1 M(28) |
| an arbitrary basis for decision-making? Wisdom is not judgment; it is | M 11 A 4 M(29) |
| It is to them that wisdom would appeal. There have been | M 24 A 6 M(57) |
| it is not part of wisdom to add sectarian controversies to | M 25 A 3 M(58) |
| you can be confident that wisdom will be given you when | M 30 A 5 M(69) |
| given everyone a Teacher Whose wisdom and help far exceed whatever | P 2 A 1 P(1) |
| to assume he has such wisdom except in madness. That many | P 3 H 5 P(17) |
| the truth and poor in wisdom, without the god who must | P 3 H 7 P(18) |
| WISE........................10 | |
| this case it may be wise to utilize a compromise approach | T 2 C 6 (32) |
| learned to be a loving, wise and very understanding therapist EXCEPT | T 5 F 1 (112) |
| HELP ANYONE. This distinction is wise though incomplete. Let us make | T 5 F 5 (113) |
| 6 F 3 A wise teacher teaches through approach, NOT | T 6 F 3 (144) |
| the rest. It is not wise to let yourself become preoccupied | T 30 B 1 (809) |
| you must. But it is wise to learn the laws you | W 133 L 3 (277) |
| At the beginning it is wise to think in terms of | M 17 A 3 M(41) |
| to sleep. It is not wise to lie down for it | M 17 A 5 M(41) |
| teacher of God is therefore wise to step away from all | M 25 A 4 M(59) |
| is perhaps more talented and wise. Therefore, he can give healing | S 3 D 2 S(24) |
| WISELY......................1 | |
| that it will use them wisely, being helped in its decisions | W 111 RIII 6 (229) |
| WISER.......................6 | |
| you, but it might be wiser to consider the kind of | T 8 J 6 (215) |
| more important, larger or better, wiser or more productive and valuable | T 14 F 4 (378) |
| 5. Is it not wiser to be glad you hold | W 197 L 5 (444) |
| in confidence. They are far wiser than your own. Gods | M 22 A 5 M(53) |
| to be to find a wiser one who, by his arts | S 3 D 2 S(24) |
| of it. And to this wiser one another goes to profit | S 3 D 3 S(24) |
| WISH........................169 | |
| depreciating the power of the wish. They even try to free | T 2 E 5 (40) |
| is dangerous. Given a death wish, a man has no choice | T 2 E 6 (40) |
| 6 Yet, if you wish to be the author of | T 3 H 6 (64) |
| not facts by definition. To wish is --- | T 3 H 11 (65) |
| you do or think or wish or make is necessary to | T 4 B 10 (73) |
| for your ego if you wish, but NEVER for your Soul | T 4 B 16 (75) |
| to create. It does not wish to CONTAIN God but to | T 7 J 3 (181) |
| God WILLS. He does NOT wish. YOUR will is as powerful | T 7 K 2 (183) |
| for the impossible. You can WISH for the impossible, but you | T 7 K 2 (183) |
| Will is not an idle wish, and your identification WITH His | T 7 K 5 (184) |
| is not accomplished by your wish. It was accomplished FOR you | T 7 K 5 (184) |
| no other experience. Yet the WISH for other experience will block | T 8 D 2 (192) |
| THEM you will have no wish to sleep, but only the | T 9 H 7 (240) |
| was made out of the wish of Gods Son to | T 10 A 2 (252) |
| terrible secret because you STILL wish to crucify him if you | T 12 B 3 (313) |
| could FIND him. Yet the wish has hidden him from you | T 12 B 3 (313) |
| him. You have handled this wish to kill YOURSELF by NOT | T 12 B 3 (313) |
| look even upon your savage wish to kill Gods Son | T 12 C 3 (315) |
| you from love. For this wish CAUSED the separation. You have | T 12 C 3 (315) |
| If the son did not wish to remain in peace, he | T 12 C 12 (318) |
| condemned THEMSELVES. They do not wish to die, yet they will | T 12 E 4 (322) |
| IS no conflict here. To wish for guilt in ANY way | T 13 H 2 (354) |
| so intense you could not wish, for all the world, not | T 14 D 8 (372) |
| try as many as you wish, but all you will be | T 15 D 2 (393) |
| relationship, born of the hidden wish for special love from God | T 16 F 4 (439) |
| It is, then, only your wish to change reality that is | T 17 A 2 (452) |
| is fearful, because by your wish you think you have ACCOMPLISHED | T 17 A 2 (452) |
| you have ACCOMPLISHED what you wish. This strange position, in a | T 17 A 2 (452) |
| all pain arises from your wish to retain some aspects of | T 17 B 1 (452) |
| This would not BE your wish unless you saw yourself as | T 18 C 1 (484) |
| 18 C 6 Your wish to make another world that | T 18 C 6 (485) |
| world that is unreal. The WISH to make it is incredible | T 18 C 9 (486) |
| become one in which the wish has been removed, because its | T 18 C 9 (486) |
| was necessary was merely the WISH to understand. That wish was | T 18 D 4 (488) |
| the WISH to understand. That wish was the desire to be | T 18 D 4 (488) |
| upon the body. For your wish to make destructive what cannot | T 18 G 5 (496) |
| would be the egos wish, which in its madness it | T 19 C 7 (518) |
| 7 The little, insane wish to get rid of Him | T 19 E 7 (526) |
| T(527) wish, uprooted and floating aimlessly, can | T 19 E 7 (527) |
| This feather of a wish, this tiny illusion, this microscopic | T 19 E 8 (527) |
| against the egos savage wish to kill. My brothers, Children | T 19 J 6 (539) |
| is cherished. Vision adapts to wish, for sight is always secondary | T 20 H 5 (568) |
| Ask only, Do I REALLY wish to see him sinless? And | T 20 H 9 (569) |
| in rage at your presumptuous wish to look within, you do | T 21 E 6 (588) |
| adds the wish for CONSTANCY in your desire | T 21 H 11 (601) |
| attained by giving up the wish for the INconstant. Joy cannot | T 21 H 13 (601) |
| be given only those who WISH for constancy. The power of | T 21 H 13 (601) |
| strange illusion of yourself, a wish to triumph over what you | T 23 B 5 (629) |
| asked to fight against your wish to murder. But you ARE | T 23 E 1 (641) |
| or stab of hate, or wish to separate arises here. For | T 24 B 8 (646) |
| impossible. Yet to those who wish to heal and not attack | T 24 E 3 (656) |
| well, whether it is your wish that you might see your | T 24 E 5 (657) |
| you conceive it. What you wish is true for you. Nor | T 24 F 1 (658) |
| it possible that you can wish for something and lack faith | T 24 F 1 (658) |
| create. The power of a wish upholds illusions as strongly as | T 24 F 1 (658) |
| the Son as all you wish --- Manuscript | T 24 G 4 (661) |
| to be the truth! His wish is law unto him, and | T 24 H 1 (665) |
| purpose still uncertain, or one wish with a divided aim. | T 24 H 7 (667) |
| the outward picture of a wish; an image that you WANTED | T 24 H 8 (667) |
| the means to make your wish come true. It gives the | T 24 H 9 (667) |
| does his perception serve his wish by giving it appearances of | T 24 H 11 (668) |
| in the madness of his wish. T 25 D 3 | T 25 D 2 (676) |
| never sin, but he CAN wish for what would hurt him | T 25 D 9 (678) |
| beneficent apart from what you wish. It is your wish that | T 25 E 2 (679) |
| you wish. It is your wish that makes it what it | T 25 E 2 (679) |
| and every wish to hurt and kill and | T 25 E 3 (680) |
| be guilty to deserve the wish and leave him innocent? And | T 25 F 2 (681) |
| of God as innocent, and wish him dead? Christ stands before | T 25 F 2 (681) |
| he WANTS to see? The WISH to see calls down the | T 25 G 2 (683) |
| made it for himself. His wish was not denied, but changed | T 25 G 6 (684) |
| a REQUEST for death, a wish to make this worlds | T 25 H 1 (686) |
| CANNOT be the sinners wish for death is just as | T 25 H 2 (686) |
| Its attributes except Itself? What wish can rise against His Will | T 25 H 2 (686) |
| is the expression of a wish to see a little part | T 26 A 1 (700) |
| and no one whom you wish to be preserved from sacrifice | T 26 C 6 (704) |
| to do is but to wish that Heaven be given you | T 26 C 8 (705) |
| make a choice between the wish for Heaven and the wish | T 26 D 5 (707) |
| wish for Heaven and the wish for Hell unless he recognizes | T 26 D 5 (707) |
| as real is but a wish that what is gone could | T 26 F 8 (711) |
| see because perception IS a wish fulfilled. Perception changes, made to | T 26 H 2 (715) |
| Will is One. And any wish that seems to go against | T 26 H 5 (716) |
| symbol represents is but your wish to BE apart and separate | T 26 H 8 (717) |
| and yourself. It is the wish that you be joined with | T 26 H 8 (717) |
| NOT apart. We call it wish because it still conceives of | T 26 H 8 (717) |
| 9 Yet is this wish in line with Heavens | T 26 H 9 (717) |
| complete, asks but a little wish that what is true be | T 26 H 10 (717) |
| willed, because the mind can wish to be deceived, but cannot | T 26 H 14 (718) |
| to die again. In every wish to hurt he chooses death | T 26 H 17 (719) |
| and choose a little, senseless wish instead of what He wills | T 26 H 19 (719) |
| freedom joined! However much you wish he be condemned, God is | T 26 J 1 (724) |
| 27 A 1 The wish to be unfairly treated is | T 27 A 1 (729) |
| him are YOU set free. Wish not to make yourself a | T 27 A 2 (729) |
| not will for life, but wish for death, that is the | T 27 B 5 (731) |
| you learn when you but wish to show your brother that | T 27 C 6 (734) |
| a vain imagining, a foolish wish, with no effects. Your health | T 27 C 7 (735) |
| of sin. And what you wish IS given you to see | T 27 C 7 (735) |
| is the separation but a wish to take Gods Function | T 27 C 10 (735) |
| through double messages. If you wish only to be healed, you | T 27 F 2 (744) |
| ever had? Is it your wish to let no dream appear | T 27 I 5 (757) |
| to hurt, if you so wish it be. T 28 | T 28 A 2 (761) |
| of your dreaming. Do you wish for dreams of healing, or | T 28 C 4 (767) |
| ill, because it is a wish to keep apart, and not | T 28 D 4 (771) |
| that you share not his wish to separate, and let him | T 28 E 1 (773) |
| on himself. Nor do you wish that they be turned, instead | T 28 E 1 (773) |
| him because that is your wish. And you become a figure | T 28 E 1 (773) |
| is the only one you WISH to have. You share no | T 28 F 2 (776) |
| frail and little by YOUR wish. It seems to punish you | T 28 G 3 (779) |
| agreement with anothers secret wish to be apart from you | T 28 G 5 (780) |
| BOTH agree that is your wish, it can have no effects | T 28 G 5 (780) |
| alive, and symbolizes but your wish to be alive apart from | T 29 C 6 (788) |
| for they are what you wish, perceived as if it had | T 29 H 7 (800) |
| see. An idol is a wish, made tangible and given form | T 29 I 3 (802) |
| that this could be his wish; to let himself fall lower | T 29 J 1 (805) |
| and terrible, for who could wish for one unless he were | T 29 J 3 (805) |
| attack and are condemned; and wish to be the slave of | T 29 J 3 (805) |
| fear. Instead, there is a wish to understand all things created | T 30 F 1 (823) |
| in himself. He has no wish for anything but this. And | T 30 F 3 (823) |
| proof idolatry is what you wish than a belief there are | T 30 G 6 (828) |
| has not succeeded by your wish to make illusions real. And | T 30 G 9 (829) |
| What is temptation but a wish to make illusions real? It | T 30 I 3 (834) |
| not seem to be the wish that no reality be so | T 30 I 3 (834) |
| God, but to uphold a wish that It could be opposed | T 31 A 5 (837) |
| What is temptation but a wish to make the wrong decision | T 31 A 11 (839) |
| ESTABLISH truth. And by your wish, you set two choices to | T 31 B 2 (840) |
| be no assault upon your wish to hear a call that | T 31 B 8 (842) |
| to feel or think or wish. For God Himself has said | T 31 F 4 (857) |
| What is temptation but the WISH to stay in Hell and | T 31 G 10 (860) |
| 11 Yet while you wish to stay in Hell, how | T 31 G 11 (861) |
| it always but reflects a wish to be a self which | T 31 G 12 (861) |
| are not. And from that wish a concept rises, teaching that | T 31 G 12 (861) |
| you ARE the thing you wish to be. It will remain | T 31 G 12 (861) |
| concept of yourself until the wish that fathered it no longer | T 31 G 12 (861) |
| self whose image has the wish begot of YOU. For vision | T 31 G 12 (861) |
| vision CAN but represent a wish, because it has no power | T 31 G 12 (861) |
| that it is but a wish, insane and meaningless, to make | T 31 G 14 (862) |
| not see it, as you wish. While you want it you | W 32 L 1 (53) |
| unhurriedly as often as you wish, as you watch the images | W 32 L 3 (53) |
| in this world. Only my wish to stay keeps me a | W 57 RI 1 (104) |
| The egos fundamental wish is to replace God. In | W 72 L 2 (137) |
| the physical embodiment of this wish. For it is this wish | W 72 L 2 (137) |
| wish. For it is this wish which seems to surround the | W 72 L 2 (137) |
| slowly, several times if you wish, and then close your eyes | W 81 RII 2 (162) |
| He gives. And we would wish for nothing else, for nothing | W 104 L 4 (208) |
| loosen it from all we wish it were. Thus do we | W 128 L 5 (261) |
| to you? What would you wish to keep in such a | W 130 L 3 (266) |
| world apart from what you wish, and herein lies your ultimate | W 132 L 4 (274) |
| organize the present as you wish. 2. You operate | W 135 L 1 (285) |
| Nothing occurs but represents your wish, and nothing is omitted that | W 152 L 1 (321) |
| unassailable, without all thought or wish or dream in which attack | W 153 L 9 (325) |
| journeys. There will be no wish to be illusion rather than | W 155 L 11 (335) |
| to show you what you wish to see. All hearing but | W 161 L 2 (350) |
| all forms in which the wish to be as you are | W 163 L 1 (356) |
| now we cannot die. The wish for death is answered, and | W 166 L 11 (366) |
| occupies our minds, the only wish we have, the only sound | W 182 L 6 (392) |
| is obtained. And when the wish for peace is genuine, the | W 185 L 6 (403) |
| God. This is no idle wish. These words do not request | W 185 L 7 (403) |
| leaving you nothing but the wish to die. 4. | W 191 L 3 (422) |
| vengeance all there is to wish for. Now can you but | W 195 L 3 (435) |
| 10. We had a wish that God would fail to | W 220 INII 10 (461) |
| him is merely what I wish to see, because it stands | W 335 L 1 (588) |
| honesty. It is only the wish to deceive that makes for | M 5 C 2 M(12) |
| be easily concealed beneath a wish to help. It is this | M 18 A 2 M(44) |
| help. It is this double wish that makes the help of | M 18 A 2 M(44) |
| subtle. Yet, given a remaining wish to be deceived, deception is | M 26 A 5 M(61) |
| forever and forever, and we wish for nothing but His Will | M 29 A 5 M(67) |
| from your Creator and a wish to be what He created | U 3 A 1 U(4) |
| The cause is still the wish to die and overcome the | S 3 C 2 S(21) |
| the Christ. And with this wish is death a certainty, for | S 3 C 2 S(21) |
| tiniest of dreams, the smallest wish for values of the world | G 1 A 7 G(2) |