| EXALT.......................2 | |
| using it. The right-minded neither exalt nor depreciate the | T 2 C 12 (33) |
| and try to glorify and exalt it. But while it stands | W 72 L 7 (138) |
| EXALTATION..................2 | |
| it to do. In its exaltation you commanded it to die | T 19 J 6 (539) |
| that you love Him. The exaltation of the body is given | T 19 K 5 (542) |
| EXALTED.....................6 | |
| a teacher either to be exalted or rejected, but I do | T 4 B 9 (73) |
| cannot triumph, but you ARE exalted. And in your exalted state | T 9 G 7 (237) |
| ARE exalted. And in your exalted state you seek others like | T 9 G 7 (237) |
| from God. It IS an exalted answer because of its Source | T 9 G 11 (238) |
| in littleness with His own exalted answer to the question of | T 9 G 11 (238) |
| beyond its scope, and to exalted aims which it cannot accomplish | W 135 L 8 (286) |
| EXAMINATION.................1 | |
| helpful than a more cursory examination of a large number. Two | W 24 L 3 (40) |
| EXAMINE.....................5 | |
| it is not necessary to examine ALL possible outcomes to which | T 8 H 7 (210) |
| is insane. If you will examine the evidence on both sides | T 10 A 1 (252) |
| Yet it IS necessary to examine each one as long as | T 15 J 4 (418) |
| the exercises. Do not, however, examine your mind for more than | W 4 L 4 (7) |
| my peace of mind. Then examine your mind for whatever is | W 5 L 3 (8) |
| EXAMINED....................1 | |
| the Last Judgment is objectively examined, it is quite apparent that | T 2 F 5 (45) |
| EXAMPLE.....................55 | |
| its own. It is an example of the scarcity fallacy, from | T 1 B 40b (9) |
| of mistake. It is an example of the foolish consistency which | T 1 B 52b (17) |
| ordinary expressions reflect this. For example, when you say, Dont | T 2 E 3 (39) |
| of awareness of thought-power. For example, you say, Just an idle | T 2 E 4 (40) |
| death. This is an outstanding example of upside-down perception. Actually, if | T 2 F 5 (45) |
| he IS. This is an example of the created-creator confusion we | T 3 F 3 (57) |
| and is a reasonably representative example of the kind of thinking | T 4 B 1 (71) |
| There could be no better example of the fact that the | T 4 C 2 (76) |
| present state is a good example of how the mind made | T 4 C 3 (76) |
| your present state as an example of how the mind CAN | T 4 C 3 (76) |
| urge you to follow my example as you look at yourselves | T 4 E 3 (86) |
| for both, serves as an example. This is understandable to the | T 4 F 11 (92) |
| in their own judgment. For example, although all forms of perceived | T 4 H 2 (96) |
| guidance, and above all BY EXAMPLE. Teaching is therapy because it | T 5 F 9 (114) |
| under many different terms. For example, God will keep him in | T 5 I 1 (124) |
| for learning, since an extreme example is a particularly helpful learning | T 6 A 2 (128) |
| nothing more than an extreme example. Its value, like the value | T 6 B 1 (128) |
| merely asked to follow my example in the face of much | T 6 B 6 (130) |
| you must still follow my example in how to perceive them | T 6 B 11 (131) |
| could not have a better example of the Holy Spirits | T 7 D 4 (160) |
| feel. Sickness is merely another example of your insistence on asking | T 8 H 8 (210) |
| make is to present an example of one whose direction has | T 9 D 8 (229) |
| rests on exclusion. What better example could there be of the | T 16 F 6 (440) |
| special case, or an extreme example, of what every situation is | T 17 I 1 (478) |
| holy instant is the shining example, the clear and unequivocal demonstration | T 17 I 1 (478) |
| true. They are the best example you could have of how | T 18 C 2 (484) |
| Each miracle is an example of what justice can accomplish | T 25 J 10 (698) |
| F. The Healing Example T 27 | T 27 F 0 (744) |
| or event it contains; for example: This thought about ___ does | W 4 L 3 (6) |
| you ascribe to it. For example: I am not angry at | W 5 L 2 (8) |
| application of the idea. For example: I am angry at ____ | W 6 L 1 (10) |
| Look at a cup, for example. 3. Do you | W 7 L 2 (11) |
| whatever catches your eye. For example: --- Manuscript | W 7 L 4 (11) |
| of your thoughts specifically, for example: I seem to be thinking | W 8 L 4 (14) |
| W(16) For example: I do not see that | W 9 L 3 (16) |
| to you, include them. For example, you might think of a | W 12 L 3 (20) |
| is not real. Say, for example: God did not create that | W 14 L 4 (24) |
| not use general terms. For example, do not say, God did | W 14 L 5 (25) |
| ____ are not neutral. For example, you might say: I do | W 17 L 2 (30) |
| so. It is merely an example of the belief that some | W 21 L 3 (36) |
| as possible. You may, for example, focus your anger on a | W 21 L 4 (36) |
| understood at these levels. For example, you do understand that a | W 25 L 4 (42) |
| you so select, say, for example: I do not know what | W 25 L 6 (43) |
| is important to say, for example, Above all else I want | W 28 L 2 (47) |
| not in a table, for example, as you see it. Yet | W 29 L 2 (49) |
| of self-selection as possible. For example, a suitable list might include | W 29 L 5 (49) |
| your casual survey. Say, for example: My holiness envelops that rug | W 36 L 3 (59) |
| own. You might like, for example, to include thoughts such as | W 38 L 5 (63) |
| One practice period might, for example, consist of the following: I | W 40 L 3 (67) |
| idea. You might think, for example: Vision must be possible. God | W 42 L 4 (70) |
| sufficient. You might say, for example: God is my Source. I | W 43 L 4 (72) |
| are with someone else, for example, try to remember to tell | W 43 L 7 (73) |
| of. You might say, for example: I cannot be guilty because | W 46 L 6 (82) |
| obey. These would include, for example, the laws of nutrition, of | W 76 L 8 (150) |
| take their place. Say, for example: I am not weak, but | W 91 L 8 (175) |
| EXAMPLES....................11 | |
| B 37 Miracles are examples of right thinking. Reality contact | T 1 B 37 (8) |
| The world is full of examples of how man has depreciated | T 2 E 7 (40) |
| knowledge is completely impersonal, and examples are irrelevant to its understanding | T 4 C 1 (76) |
| pi to infinity are good examples. A more recent ego attempt | T 4 F 9 (91) |
| need cite only a few examples to see how the ego | T 5 H 6 (121) |
| because you have been extreme examples of allegiance to your thought | T 6 A 3 (128) |
| There are two glaring examples of upside-down thinking in the | T 6 B 15 (132) |
| others. Hearing and being are examples, to which we can also | T 6 D 1 (138) |
| teaches by giving you shining examples to show you that your | T 14 F 5 (378) |
| ego better. They provide striking examples, both of the egos | T 18 C 2 (484) |
| as you experience it. Further examples are: I am not worried | W 5 L 4 (9) |
| EXCEED......................13 | |
| is its range. It cannot exceed it because of its uncertainty | T 9 F 3 (233) |
| will is holy. Can anything exceed the Love of God? Can | T 9 H 3 (239) |
| of God? Can anything, then, exceed YOUR will? Nothing can reach | T 9 H 3 (239) |
| learned. Its scope does not exceed your own, except to say | T 24 H 8 (667) |
| he has; his grasp cannot exceed its tiny reach. Would you | T 31 H 1 (863) |
| Nor should the practice periods exceed a minute. You may find | W 12 L 6 (21) |
| with it, and do not exceed four. --- | W 15 L 5 (27) |
| encouraged. If you want to exceed the minimum requirements more rather | W 36 L 5 (64) |
| although each one need not exceed a minute or two. They | W 61 L 5 (112) |
| learning goal today does not exceed this prayer, yet in the | W 169 L 15 (376) |
| to go beyond perception, nor exceed the function of forgiveness. Thus | W 340 W13 1 (594) |
| curriculum makes no effort to exceed its legitimate goal. Forgiveness is | M 5 K 2 M(17) |
| Whose wisdom and help far exceed whatever contributions an earthly therapist | P 2 A 1 P(1) |
| EXCEEDS.....................7 | |
| the egos altar far exceeds your awareness of it. For | T 15 H 9 (409) |
| This feeling of liberation far exceeds the dream of freedom sometimes | T 18 G 10 (497) |
| so ancient that it far exceeds the span of memory which | T 28 B 4 (763) |
| in a plan which far exceeds its own protection and which | W 135 L 14 (287) |
| transcends all words and yet exceeds in depth and height whatever | W 182 L 11 (393) |
| been those whose learning far exceeds what you can learn. Nor | M 24 A 6 M(57) |
| can offer now so far exceeds all that you asked before | S 1 E 3 S(10) |