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| If they believe they are deprived of anything, their perception becomes | T 1 B 41a (9) |
| all. If he had not deprived himself, he would never have | T 1 B 51f (15) |
| ego as very weak and deprived, capable of functioning ONLY as | T 4 C 7 (78) |
| from a sense of being deprived of something you want and | T 4 E 4 (86) |
| not have. KNOW you are deprived of nothing except by your | T 4 E 4 (86) |
| a brother YOU will feel deprived. This is because denial is | T 7 H 1 (174) |
| you see of yourselves is deprived, unloving and very vulnerable. You | T 7 H 4 (174) |
| because they believe they are DEPRIVED. Give, therefore, of YOUR abundance | T 7 H 8 (176) |
| it. This makes you feel DEPRIVED of it, and by projecting | T 7 H 9 (176) |
| is not because he is deprived of anything else, but because | T 8 F 2 (200) |
| identifies with the ego feels deprived. What he EXPERIENCES then is | T 11 D 6 (288) |
| order to have meaning, and DEPRIVED of meaning it will not | T 15 I 8 (414) |
| perceive yourself as lonely and deprived. And so long will you | T 15 K 5 (421) |
| than to perceive we are deprived of NOTHING? Such is the | T 15 K 8 (422) |
| special relationship, for only the deprived could VALUE specialness. The demand | T 16 F 9 (441) |
| what you think the past deprived you of? The past is | T 16 H 2 (448) |
| the past, it sees itself deprived of the vengeance it believes | T 16 H 3 (448) |
| wholly without value and entirely deprived of meaning. T 17 | T 17 E 15 (466) |
| if you had been unjustly deprived of it. T 17 | T 17 H 2 (475) |
| of your salvation, will be deprived of meaning, and its most | T 20 I 6 (571) |
| they are incomplete and bitterly deprived. T 21 B 5 | T 21 B 4 (575) |
| because he thinks HE is deprived. And so must he be | T 25 I 14 (695) |
| one left unfairly treated and deprived, and thus with grounds for | T 25 J 5 (697) |
| deprive, and you HAVE been deprived. A miracle can NEVER be | T 25 J 8 (698) |
| any kind. So is attack deprived of its effects, and hate | T 26 H 18 (719) |
| of the idea you are deprived by someone not yourself. Projection | T 26 K 3 (727) |
| unjust than that he be deprived of what he IS, denied | T 26 K 3 (727) |
| And so you see yourself deprived of light, abandoned to the | T 26 K 6 (728) |
| to suffer pain, to be deprived, unfairly treated or in need | T 27 B 1 (729) |
| because He would not be deprived of His effects. The instant | T 28 B 9 (764) |
| the dream the Father was deprived of His effects, and powerless | T 28 C 8 (768) |
| Them. And no one is deprived or can deprive. Here is | T 28 D 9 (772) |
| You can never be deprived of your perfect holiness because | W 41 L 4 (68) |
| do not let yourself be deprived of what the body offers | W 72 L 6 (138) |
| all the world is thus deprived of joy, along with you | W 100 L 5 (201) |
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| believes that every time it deprives someone of something, IT has | T 7 F 12 (168) |
| it of love or hate, deprives you of knowledge, for fantasies | T 16 E 10 (437) |
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| with God, and are therefore depriving yourselves of joy. This is | T 7 G 15 (172) |
| it as a means of depriving you of something you WANT | T 7 H 9 (176) |
| you ARE belittling yourself and DEPRIVING yourself of power? T | T 10 F 8 (267) |
| has in truth, you are depriving him of all the joy | T 25 F 4 (682) |
| thought at war with you, depriving you of peace, splitting your | W 170 L 3 (377) |
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| Make no mistake about the depth of your fear. For you | T 12 B 6 (314) |
| their form, their size, their depth, or any attribute they seem | W 99 L 7 (198) |
| really are. This is the depth of madness. Yet it is | W 139 L 6 (305) |
| words and yet exceeds in depth and height whatever words could | W 182 L 11 (393) |
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| release your brother from the depths of Hell, you have forgiven | T 24 D 6 (654) |
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DERIVE......................1
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| And from their purpose, they derive whatever meaning that they seem | T 26 H 16 (719) |
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| FROM the Soul that it derives its whole power to create | T 3 F 8 (58) |
| Perception as well as knowledge derives meaning from relationships. Those which | T 5 E 9 (110) |
| of your whole relationship, and derives its meaning from it. | T 17 H 7 (476) |
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| Spirit, That His blessing may descend on us, and keep us | T 18 F 7 (494) |
| to see peace and forgiveness descend on them, and offer them | T 25 D 7 (678) |
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| world is still, and peace descends on it in gentleness and | T 24 G 1 (661) |
| 6. And He descends to meet us as we | W 168 L 6 (372) |
| to welcome peace. And peace descends on it in joyous answer | M 12 A 4 M(31) |
| found. The peace of God descends on all the world, and | M 20 A 5 M(50) |
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| for the separation was a descent from magnitude to littleness. But | T 9 J 8 (247) |
| T(638) descent from Heaven lies in each | T 23 C 21 (638) |
| not one step in the descent to Hell. For having taken | T 23 C 22 (638) |
| of every step in the descent to separation, until all the | T 28 C 12 (769) |
loss of identity and a descent into hell. | W 44 L 5 (75) |
| 3 E 3 The descent into hell follows step by | P 3 E 3 P(9) |
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| no one here is this describable. Nor is there any way | T 24 H 6 (666) |
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| is why any attempt to describe it in words is usually | T 1 B 29b (6) |
| idea which it DOES accurately describe, you THINK is you. Reason | T 22 B 2 (606) |
| idea for today begins to describe the conditions which prevail in | W 34 L 1 (55) |
| Todays idea does not describe the way you see yourself | W 35 L 1 (57) |
| yourself now. It does, however, describe what vision will show you | W 35 L 1 (57) |
| of self-deception. It does not describe the self-concept you have made | W 61 L 1 (112) |
| words to speak of or describe. Yet we can realize our | W 350 W14 2 (605) |
| such terms merely state or describe the problem. They do not | M 6 C 1 M(19) |
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| Garden of Eden, which is described as a literal garden in | T 2 A 2 (20) |
| the second type of strain described above, but will NOT obliterate | T 2 D 7 (38) |
| the Guide. He is also described as something separate, apart from | T 5 B 4 (101) |
| Nor could they have described my reactions to Judas as | T 6 B 16 (132) |
| be EXPERIENCED. It cannot be described, and it cannot be explained | T 8 F 10 (202) |
| so profound it cannot be described, the Holy Spirit waits in | T 22 G 2 (621) |
| remember then can never be described. Yet your forgiveness offers it | W 122 L 8 (245) |
| be meaningful. It is therefore described in the course AS IF | U 2 A 2 U(2) |
| The Holy Spirit is described throughout the course as giving | U 7 A 2 U(11) |
| The Holy Spirit is described as the remaining communication link | U 7 A 3 U(11) |
| consequence. These tendencies are often described as self-destructive, and the patient | P 2 A 3 P(2) |
| learning, this state cannot be described. The stages necessary to its | S 1 C 10 S(7) |
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| Todays idea accurately describes the way anyone who holds | W 22 L 1 (37) |
| establishes your identity, and it describes you as you must really | W 35 L 3 (57) |
| Todays idea accurately describes you as God created you | W 95 L 1 (185) |
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| is merely another way of describing how it originated. This is | T 4 C 10 (78) |
| he was very accurate in describing its effects. T 5 | T 5 G 4 (118) |
| belong in it, you are describing WHAT YOU DO NOT KNOW | T 7 J 7 (182) |
| 3. Another way of describing the goals you now perceive | W 25 L 3 (42) |
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| real meaning of the Biblical description of God as Alpha and | T 3 E 8 (55) |
| this statement immediately with a description of the inevitable outcomes of | T 7 C 4 (157) |
| have heard a very similar description earlier, but it was not | T 22 B 2 (606) |
| of your upset, using the description of the feeling in whatever | W 5 L 1 (8) |
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| and so on, using whatever descriptive terms happen to occur to | W 12 L 3 (20) |
| for the various kinds of descriptive terms in which you see | W 35 L 4 (57) |
| exercise period, however, more self-inflating descriptive terms may well cross your | W 35 L 5 (57) |
| occurs to you, identify the descriptive term or terms which you | W 35 L 7 (58) |
| personal and true, and more descriptive of the holy Self we | W 170 RV 4 (381) |