| IDLE........................43 | |
| example, you say, Just an idle thought, and mean that the | T 2 E 4 (40) |
| is that there ARE no idle thoughts. ALL thinking produces form | T 2 E 7 (40) |
| His Will is not an idle wish, and your identification WITH | T 7 K 5 (184) |
| is between the egos idle wishes and the Will of | T 10 F 5 (266) |
| past. Would you impose your idle wishes on the present, and | T 13 D 4 (342) |
| Spirits vision is no idle gift, no plaything to be | T 20 C 6 (550) |
| senseless means to play the idle game of death in your | T 20 I 7 (571) |
| you see is but the idle witness that you were right | T 21 C 5 (579) |
| senseless plot conceived within the idle dreaming of the world. | T 27 H 8 (753) |
| Nothing more fearful than an idle dream has terrified Gods | T 27 H 12 (754) |
| Son of God, behold your idle dream, in which this could | T 27 I 9 (758) |
| to substitute the strength of idle wishes for the Will of | T 30 E 7 (822) |
| self-contradictory concept than that of idle thoughts. What gives rise to | W 16 L 2 (28) |
| world can hardly be called idle. Every thought you have contributes | W 16 L 2 (28) |
| In addition to never being idle, salvation requires that you recognize | W 16 L 3 (28) |
| turning inward, past all the idle thoughts of the world. Try | W 41 L 6 (69) |
| yourself that this is no idle game, but an exercise in | W 45 L 8 (79) |
| protection and surety. Let no idle and foolish thoughts enter to | W 50 L 5 (88) |
| in hell. This is no idle request that is being asked | W 63 L 2 (116) |
| catch a few of the idle thoughts which escaped your attention | W 65 L 6 (120) |
| that this will be no idle fantasy. 9. For | W 70 L 8 (133) |
| same as the egos idle wishes, out of which darkness | W 73 L 1 (141) |
| in it. The egos idle wishes are unshared, and therefore | W 73 L 1 (141) |
| all. Its wishes are not idle in the sense that they | W 73 L 1 (141) |
| very strong. But they are idle indeed in terms of creation | W 73 L 1 (141) |
| is real. 2. Idle wishes and grievances are partners | W 73 L 2 (141) |
| has vanished; the egos idle wishes have been withdrawn. Yet | W 73 L 4 (141) |
| your will to remember. No idle wishes can detain us, nor | W 73 L 8 (142) |
| from hell and from all idle wishes. His will is now | W 73 L 9 (143) |
| I will undertake no more idle seeking. Only Gods plan | W 86 RII 2 (169) |
| you do not dwell on idle shadows which the bodys | W 92 L 8 (179) |
| reference point, from which such idle thoughts are meaningless. These thoughts | W 93 L 3 (180) |
| and peace are not but idle dreams. They are your right | W 104 L 1 (208) |
| He will shine through your idle thoughts today, and help you | W 127 L 8 (259) |
| the world from all the idle thoughts we ever held about | W 132 L 14 (276) |
| in God, and not in idle dreams. For cure must come | W 140 L 5 (308) |
| him. He passes by such idle witnesses, which merely bear false | W 151 L 7 (317) |
| those aspects which reflect but idle dreams. And He will reinterpret | W 151 L 12 (318) |
| seems but to be an idle dream, beyond the possible. The | W 153 L 4 (324) |
| of God. This is no idle wish. These words do not | W 185 L 7 (403) |
| is what you will. Your idle wishes represent its pains. Your | W 190 L 7 (420) |
| lack of structuring. Permit no idle thought to go unchallenged. If | W 200 RVI 5 (453) |
| is my sure release from idle dreams of sin. Your altar | W 309 L 2 (559) |
| IDLY........................8 | |
| be used and not held idly by. They have already proved | T 16 C 11 (430) |
| ARE. And what illusion that idly seems to drift between Them | T 24 A 1 (644) |
| as true of what is idly wished as what is truly | T 26 H 14 (718) |
| its seeing be perceived as idly spent, a time unoccupied. | T 27 D 3 (738) |
| DREAM. And so you wander idly in and out of places | T 27 I 4 (757) |
| and disease. Nor is it idly blamed for | T 28 H 4 (781) |
| held dear. No rules are idly set, and no demands are | T 30 F 1 (823) |
| let your learning not lie idly by between your longer practice | W 111 RIII 10 (229) |
| IDOL........................59 | |
| an image, or better, an idol, which you may worship out | T 7 F 11 (167) |
| is to worship the same idol he does. God created love | T 9 I 10 (243) |
| sick god MUST be an idol, made in the image of | T 9 I 11 (243) |
| very vulnerable. Is THIS the idol you would worship? Is THIS | T 9 I 11 (243) |
| hidden and to protect this idol, which you think will save | T 9 I 11 (243) |
| from the dangers which the idol itself STANDS FOR, but which | T 9 I 11 (243) |
| not WANT this. For every idol which you raise to place | T 16 F 13 (442) |
| body is the egos idol; the belief in sin made | T 20 G 11 (566) |
| created not. And yet, this idol that seems to GIVE you | T 24 D 2 (653) |
| both in misery, before the idol that can save you not | T 24 D 2 (653) |
| will weep each time an idol falls. Heaven cannot be found | T 29 H 1 (799) |
| no peace excepting there. Each idol that you worship when God | T 29 H 1 (799) |
| and does not understand the idol that he seeks IS but | T 29 H 3 (799) |
| This is the purpose every idol has, for this the role | T 29 H 3 (799) |
| a message other than an idol found that represents a parody | T 29 H 5 (800) |
| completion lies in Him. No idol takes His place. Look not | T 29 H 6 (800) |
| made of your reality an idol, which you must protect against | T 29 H 8 (801) |
| the means by which this idol can be saved. Salvation thus | T 29 H 8 (801) |
| death is NOTHING lost. An idol CANNOT take the place of | T 29 H 9 (801) |
| 1 What is an idol? Do you think you know | T 29 I 1 (802) |
| they have been made. An idol is an image of your | T 29 I 1 (802) |
| 29 I 3 An idol is a false impression, or | T 29 I 3 (802) |
| and what you see. An idol is a wish, made tangible | T 29 I 3 (802) |
| 5 What is an idol? Nothing! It must be believed | T 29 I 5 (803) |
| created, so it IS. An idol is ESTABLISHED by belief, and | T 29 I 5 (803) |
| when it is withdrawn, the idol dies. T 29 I | T 29 I 5 (803) |
| 7 Where is an idol? Nowhere! Can there be a | T 29 I 7 (803) |
| no place to be. An idol is beyond where God has | T 29 I 7 (803) |
| Nothing and nowhere must an idol be, while God is everything | T 29 I 7 (803) |
| What purpose has an idol, then? What is it FOR | T 29 I 8 (804) |
| MORE of something is an idol FOR. And when one fails | T 29 I 8 (804) |
| forms the something takes. An idol is a means for getting | T 29 I 8 (804) |
| you, as of Himself. No idol can establish you as MORE | T 29 I 9 (804) |
| you FROM. Thus does and idol KEEP the dream alive and | T 29 J 3 (805) |
| and despair? And this the idol represents, and so its worship | T 29 J 3 (805) |
| be sure you made an idol, and believe it will betray | T 29 J 9 (807) |
| of God the Son? What idol can make two of what | T 30 D 2 (816) |
| You do not WANT an idol. It is not your will | T 30 D 2 (816) |
| see your will within the idol, thus reducing it to a | T 30 D 2 (816) |
| Behind the search for every idol lies the yearning for completion | T 30 D 3 (816) |
| is the PURPOSE of an idol; that you will not look | T 30 D 3 (816) |
| It never is the IDOL that you want. But what | T 30 D 4 (816) |
| the Son of God. What idol can be called upon to | T 30 D 4 (817) |
| as God created him. What idol can he need to be | T 30 D 5 (817) |
| of more than one. An idol OR the Thought God holds | T 30 D 11 (819) |
| WANT whatever you believe an idol gives. For thus the Son | T 30 E 6 (821) |
| and think they see an idol that they want. Yet has | T 30 F 7 (824) |
| in honesty. And when an idol tempts you, think of this | T 30 F 10 (825) |
| never was a time an idol brought You anything except the | T 30 F 10 (825) |
| And do not choose an idol thoughtlessly, remembering that he will | T 30 F 10 (825) |
| and find escape from every idol there. Salvation rests on faith | T 30 G 7 (829) |
| having power to make an idol of the Son of God | T 30 G 10 (829) |
| at all. It is an idol, made to take the place | T 31 E 2 (850) |
| to see to it the idol lasts. --- | T 31 E 4 (850) |
| about you; weakness is an idol falsely worshipped, and adored that | W 92 L 4 (178) |
| God Himself perceived within an idol made of dust. Here is | W 163 L 4 (356) |
| a choice, standing before this idol, seeing him exactly as he | W 170 L 8 (378) |
| Or will you make another idol to replace it? For the | W 170 L 8 (378) |
| partial healing, nor accept an idol for remembrance of Him Whose | S 3 E 3 S(26) |