| MATTERS.....................19 | |
| matter. The only thing that matters is their Source, Which is | T 1 B 2 (1) |
| in this course are NOT matters of degree. Certain fundamental concepts | T 3 D 1 (52) |
| same, and ONLY the meaning matters. Gods Law of Creation | T 7 C 7 (158) |
| truth is true. Nothing else matters, nothing else is real, and | T 13 G 4 (352) |
| at all. NONE of them matters. THAT they have in common | T 18 B 4 (482) |
| This has no meaning. What matters it to you how loudly | T 21 E 8 (589) |
| way you came no longer matters. It can no longer serve | T 22 E 1 (617) |
| not true. And so it matters not what form they take | T 23 B 6 (629) |
| satisfied by being paid, it matters not by whom. Can this | T 25 I 4 (692) |
| to take their place. It matters not the name by which | T 27 G 5 (749) |
| The gap between your bodies matters not, for what is joined | T 28 E 7 (774) |
| the follower to you, it matters not, for you have chosen | T 31 B 5 (841) |
| for what you are. What matters it which concept you accept | T 31 E 15 (854) |
| this is forever true. It matters not where you believe you | T 31 F 4 (857) |
| to take their place. It matters not what form they took | W 158 L 9 (343) |
| God. 11. It matters not when revelation comes, for | W 158 L 11 (343) |
| their form is not what matters now. Let not some dreams | W 185 L 8 (403) |
| form of the question that matters, nor how it is asked | S 1 B 2 S(4) |
| evil name. And yet it matters not the form that dreams | S 2 D 4 S(18) |
| MATURE......................1 | |
| go back to the LESS mature. T 2 B 16 | T 2 B 15 (25) |
| MATURING....................1 | |
| in its ways, and finally maturing in its thought. They are | T 31 E 7 (851) |
| MATURITY....................2 | |
| by the time you reach maturity, you have perfected it to | T 31 E 1 (850) |
| judgment as the criterion for maturity and strength. Our curriculum trains | M 10 A 2 M(28) |
| MAXIM.......................1 | |
| be of the egos maxim, Seek but do not find | T 16 F 6 (440) |
| MAXIMAL.....................10 | |
| All expressions of love are maximal. T 1 B 2 | T 1 B 1 (1) |
| a service. It is the maximal service one individual can render | T 1 B 18 (3) |
| miracles because they are ALL maximal expressions of love. This has | T 7 D 1 (159) |
| in considering psychological tests of maximal performance. You cannot interpret the | T 7 D 2 (159) |
| ALL unless you assume either MAXIMAL motivation or NO motivation at | T 7 D 2 (159) |
| tests are evaluated relatively ASSUMING maximal motivation, but this is because | T 7 D 3 (159) |
| not matter. It is ALWAYS maximal. Your vigilance does not ESTABLISH | T 7 D 6 (160) |
| is limitless. And being always maximal, it offers EVERYTHING to EVERY | T 14 F 6 (379) |
| Each teaching-learning situation is maximal in the sense that each | M 4 A 4 M(7) |
| previous effort. That was already maximal, because the Holy Spirit so | M 8 A 2 M(23) |
| MAXIMIZES...................1 | |
| ALL situations. Being conflict-free, He maximizes ALL efforts and ALL results | T 7 D 6 (160) |
| MAXIMUM.....................5 | |
| to which it devotes its maximum vigilance. This is NOT the | T 4 F 1 (89) |
| to measure it FROM the maximum, and identify its position by | T 7 D 1 (159) |
| To do these exercises for maximum benefit, the eyes should move | W 11 L 3 (19) |
| than three are required for maximum benefit, even if you experience | W 17 L 4 (30) |
| today needs many repetitions for maximum benefit. It should be used | W 27 L 3 (46) |
| MAY.........................546 | |
| It means only that you may elect what you want to | T 1 A 1 (1) |
| honors him even though he may be absent in spirit. | T 1 B 41a (9) |
| I can SHARE it. This may appear to contradict the statement | T 1 B 48e (13) |
| dreaming a fearful dream, he may initially interpret the light itself | T 2 A 13 (22) |
| ARE free. Whatever lies you may believe are of no concern | T 2 A 14 (22) |
| on the other. Some miracles may SEEM to be of greater | T 2 A 14 (22) |
| but REINTERPRETED, even though you may experience it as the same | T 2 B 26 (28) |
| create is more obvious than may be immediately apparent. The Soul | T 2 C 4 (31) |
| Atonement. In this case it may be wise to utilize a | T 2 C 6 (32) |
| to an undiluted miracle, they may be precipitated into panic. This | T 2 C 7 (32) |
| FEAR OF RELEASE. Otherwise, they may unwittingly foster the belief that | T 2 C 9 (33) |
| and fear usually occur together, may be unable to accept the | T 2 C 11 (33) |
| you think is ineffectual you may cease to be overly afraid | T 2 E 6 (40) |
| somewhat inconsistently even then. You may feel at this point that | T 2 E 8 (41) |
| unconscious or unwatched mind. This may well frighten you because it | T 2 E 11 (41) |
| of punishment, however much man may think --- | T 2 F 3 (44) |
| for preparation. Without this, you may become much too fearful when | T 3 A 1 (46) |
| carefully explained to you. Revelation may occasionally REVEAL the end to | T 3 A 3 (46) |
| before any residual fear which may still be associated with miracles | T 3 C 1 (48) |
| for the fact that you may believe, from time to time | T 3 C 6 (49) |
| than a request that we may be able to RECOGNIZE something | T 3 G 6 (61) |
| given many interpretations, but you may be sure that ANY interpretation | T 3 I 4 (68) |
| indeed in vain. The ego may desire them, but the Soul | T 4 A 2 (70) |
| does this, although the child may. I can be entrusted with | T 4 B 16 (75) |
| or scissors, even though they may well harm themselves if you | T 4 C 5 (77) |
| 4 E 3 This may seem hard to you, but | T 4 E 3 (86) |
| hierarchical, and not everything you may want to learn has lasting | T 4 F 5 (90) |
| but has systematically failed. It may surprise you to learn that | T 4 F 6 (90) |
| removes the block entirely. You may ask how this is possible | T 4 G 1 (92) |
| ego CANNOT be identical. You may believe that you have already | T 4 G 6 (94) |
| all forms of perceived demands may be classified, or judged, by | T 4 H 2 (96) |
| to communicate, even though it may refuse to utilize it on | T 4 H 4 (97) |
| strain of divided will. You may then be tempted to withdraw | T 4 I 2 (99) |
| often contagious, but although it may affect those who come in | T 5 A 1 (100) |
| also mine. The Bible says, May the mind be in you | T 5 B 3 (101) |
| miracle-mindedness. It asks that you may think as I thought, joining | T 5 B 3 (101) |
| E 3 Your brother may have dissociated the Call for | T 5 E 3 (108) |
| and share it, that it may always be ours. I place | T 5 F 14 (115) |
| the idea of attacking God may be to the SANE mind | T 5 G 4 (117) |
| have built it. The case may be foolproof, but it is | T 5 H 11 (122) |
| its inherent strength, although it may misuse its power. Freud lost | T 5 I 2 (124) |
| IT GOING. The reason, however, may not be as clear as | T 6 C 1 (134) |
| and correctly, that its maker may withdraw his support from it | T 6 E 1 (140) |
| leads you, that your joy may be complete because the Kingdom | T 7 B 3 (155) |
| does NOT have it. He may believe that the gift | T 7 F 4 (165) |
| However misguided the magical healer may be, he is ALSO trying | T 7 F 5 (166) |
| is coincidental, because the healer may NOT be experiencing himself as | T 7 F 5 (166) |
| better, an idol, which you may worship out of fear, but | T 7 F 11 (167) |
| This has several fallacies which may not be so apparent. | T 7 I 3 (178) |
| therefore you MUST create. YOU may not know your own creations | T 7 J 3 (181) |
| your mind. Whatever these beliefs may be, they are the premises | T 7 J 9 (182) |
| your minds through His you may deny, but you cannot prevent | T 7 J 10 (183) |
| THEM APART. However strange it may seem that this is necessary | T 7 K 1 (183) |
| beyond question, however much YOU may question it. T 7 | T 7 K 4 (184) |
| open to choice, though it may seem to be. The whole | T 7 K 5 (184) |
| of your natural environment you may well ask, What is truth | T 7 L 5 (186) |
| are inferior is that they may well be inaccurate. Functions are | T 8 H 2 (208) |
| results become, the harder it may be to recognize their nothingness | T 8 H 7 (210) |
| you WILL ask for. You may insist that the Holy Spirit | T 8 J 6 (215) |
| LISTENING to it? Your brother may not know who he is | T 8 K 5 (220) |
| as God does. Your deceptions may deceive YOU, but they CANNOT | T 8 K 7 (220) |
| that he is wrong. He may be making no sense at | T 9 A 2 (223) |
| one calls them TRUE. Children may believe them, and so, for | T 9 C 11 (227) |
| he is a theologian, he may begin with the premise, I | T 9 D 1 (228) |
| Very simply, then, you may BELIEVE you are afraid of | T 9 I 15 (244) |
| him in whatever form he may appear to you and wherever | T 9 J 1 (245) |
| the message you WANT. You may believe that you judge your | T 9 K 2 (248) |
| many forms, but although he may seem like many different things | T 9 K 3 (248) |
| many other forms which blasphemy may take, are REFUSALS to accept | T 9 K 12 (250) |
| yours to conflict. God, then, may SEEM to demand of you | T 10 B 11 (255) |
| GIVE His peace that you may enter the temple and find | T 10 D 7 (260) |
| this awareness. For though you may countenance a false idea of | T 10 F 10 (267) |
| from his mind that he may remember his Father in peace | T 11 J 5 (308) |
| been asked to do, you may be tempted to wonder how | T 11 J 6 (308) |
| 12 C 1 You may wonder why it is so | T 12 C 1 (315) |
| realize its full extent. You may also think that it would | T 12 C 1 (315) |
| for any thoughts which you may fear to uncover. For He | T 12 C 8 (317) |
| your brothers, for though they may deceive themselves, like you they | T 12 C 9 (317) |
| from his illusions that you may accept the magnitude of your | T 12 C 10 (317) |
| worlds. However holy his perception may become, no world outside himself | T 12 G 13 (333) |
| way, in ANYONE, WHATEVER he may do, you will not look | T 13 D 6 (342) |
| the Holy Spirits Voice may be, whatever voice you choose | T 13 E 3 (346) |
| listen to, whatever strange thoughts may occur to you, Gods | T 13 E 3 (346) |
| His, CANNOT be broken. You may believe you WANT it broken | T 13 E 6 (347) |
| it to you, that you may join Him in the holy | T 13 G 8 (353) |
| teach him that, WHATEVER he may try to do to you | T 13 H 7 (355) |
| you out of insanity. Madness may be your choice, but NOT | T 13 H 15 (358) |
| be free of pain? He may not yet have learned HOW | T 14 B 6 (364) |
| from lights center. You may choose to lead yourselves astray | T 14 D 12 (373) |
| thoughts, which, even though they may conflict, can occur to you | T 14 F 3 (378) |
| greater or more important. You may wonder how you who are | T 14 F 6 (378) |
| the eternal instant, that eternity may be remembered FOR you, in | T 15 B 13 (390) |
| me in His, that we may release all those who would | T 15 D 12 (396) |
| reason why you made them may be, He can translate them | T 15 F 5 (401) |
| it to me, that YOU may have it. The time of | T 15 J 3 (417) |
| be healed completely that you may join with Him in healing | T 15 K 3 (420) |
| I give you that YOU may give it, and return it | T 15 K 8 (422) |
| means. Yet of this you may be sure; if you will | T 16 A 2 (424) |
| of it, however tempted you may be to judge any situation | T 16 A 3 (424) |
| of God and YOU. And may the holy instant speed you | T 16 G 10 (447) |
| For a time, you may attempt to bring illusions into | T 16 H 7 (449) |
| with you only that you may return evil for evil, hoping | T 17 C 2 (457) |
| you arrive at the remembrance may be, attracts you, and seems | T 17 C 3 (457) |
| be safe, however hidden it may be, in every relationship. For | T 17 C 9 (459) |
| bring you peace that you may offer peace to me. | T 17 C 12 (461) |
| Their perception of the relationship may even become quite disorganized. And | T 17 F 5 (468) |
| IS your blessing, that you may see that in it rests | T 17 F 10 (469) |
| have entered otherwise. Although you may have made many mistakes since | T 17 F 11 (470) |
| an instant, however compelling it may be, is easily forgotten if | T 17 F 12 (470) |
| this because you think it may be THIS that is the | T 18 C 9 (486) |
| little, faltering footsteps that you may take can separate your desire | T 18 D 5 (488) |
| implicitly your willingness, whatever else may enter. Concentrate only on this | T 18 E 2 (490) |
| what He asks, that you may learn how little | T 18 E 6 (491) |
| instant for myself That I may share it with my brother | T 18 F 7 (494) |
| Holy Spirit, That His blessing may descend on us, and keep | T 18 F 7 (494) |
| by grace together, that YOU may heal through faith. T | T 19 B 11 (515) |
| what they REPRESENT. And they may thus mean everything or nothing | T 19 J 9 (540) |
| SHARE in it, that we may rise as one in resurrection | T 19 L 10 (545) |
| upon his altar, that they may see what he has placed | T 20 C 3 (549) |
| friend for me, that I may be forgiven, and you may | T 20 C 4 (549) |
| may be forgiven, and you may look --- | T 20 C 4 (549) |
| 20 E 8 You may wonder how you can be | T 20 E 8 (559) |
| You who are learning this may still be fearful, but you | T 20 G 12 (566) |
| your brother sinless, that Christ may rise before your vision and | T 20 I 3 (570) |
| release your Savior, that he may give salvation unto you. | T 21 C 3 (578) |
| limited relationship YOU HATE. You may attempt to keep the bargain | T 21 D 1 (583) |
| of sin is gone. You may imagine that you still experience | T 21 D 2 (583) |
| depends far more than you may realize as yet. For on | T 21 F 1 (590) |
| give? All sorts of questions may arise in it, but if | T 21 F 4 (591) |
| to your belief that truth may be the enemy you yet | T 21 H 6 (599) |
| be the enemy you yet may find. Here, then, would seem | T 21 H 6 (599) |
| against his happiness, but he may do so if he does | T 21 H 12 (601) |
| power of giving it. He may be wrong in what he | T 21 I 4 (602) |
| that you made, whatever it may seem to be. This is | T 22 B 4 (607) |
| gladly to correction that both may happily be healed as one | T 22 D 9 (616) |
| HAVE chosen, although you still may think you can go back | T 22 E 2 (617) |
| be attacked and overthrown. You may IDENTIFY with this belief, but | T 23 B 2 (628) |
| upon them calmly, that we may look beyond them, understanding what | T 23 C 1 (632) |
| destroyed and sacrificed, that you may HAVE that which belongs to | T 23 C 11 (634) |
| demands his death, that YOU may --- Manuscript | T 23 C 11 (634) |
| the murderer must feel? He may deny he is a murderer | T 23 D 1 (639) |
| however lovely and charitable it may seem to be, a blessing | T 23 D 2 (639) |
| real, and easily escaped. Bodies may battle, but the clash of | T 23 E 5 (642) |
| your forgiveness only that he may return it unto you. It | T 24 C 8 (650) |
| seek your love that you may love yourself. Love not your | T 24 D 8 (655) |
| the form, however lovely it may seem to be, however much | T 24 F 2 (658) |
| is given light, that you may lead as you were led | T 24 F 5 (659) |
| of Heaven, that their ears may hear no more the sound | T 24 F 7 (659) |
| out His hand, that everyone may bless all living things, and | T 24 F 7 (659) |
| He offers you, that you may save --- | T 24 F 7 (659) |
| all your doubts about yourself may disappear before his holiness. See | T 24 G 1 (661) |
| take from him, that both may end a journey that has | T 24 G 8 (663) |
| he IS, that your deliverance may not be long. A senseless | T 24 G 9 (663) |
| around him, that the truth may shine on him, and give | T 24 H 4 (666) |
| only purpose is that He may be made manifest to those | T 25 A 1 (669) |
| know Him not, that He may call to them to come | T 25 A 1 (669) |
| bodies melt away, that they may frame His holiness in them | T 25 A 1 (669) |
| it wishes only that it may release all that it looks | T 25 B 4 (670) |
| you to join the truth may reach to you through what | T 25 B 5 (671) |
| yet your hope that they may still be here prevents you | T 25 C 3 (672) |
| has given you, that you may see His Son as one | T 25 C 10 (674) |
| give him honor that you may esteem yourself and him. To | T 25 C 11 (675) |
| yours to share; that you may see as one what never | T 25 C 11 (675) |
| you has risen that they may be pushed away before the | T 25 E 4 (680) |
| is his due, that you may SHARE in it with him | T 25 F 4 (681) |
| him through you, that you may find it, walking by his | T 25 F 4 (682) |
| that the Son of God may cherish toward himself is God | T 25 F 6 (682) |
| your special function, that His may be fulfilled. Think not you | T 25 G 7 (684) |
| one loses that each one may gain. T 25 H | T 25 H 5 (687) |
| DEMAND a victim. Who it may be makes little difference. But | T 25 I 3 (691) |
| sacrifice is made that sin may be --- | T 25 I 4 (691) |
| be that one, so justice may return to love, and there | T 25 I 12 (694) |
| call to Him, that He may smile on you whose sinlessness | T 25 I 13 (694) |
| Holy Spirit, that simple justice may be given you! T | T 25 I 13 (695) |
| to witness to, that you may see it and rejoice with | T 26 B 5 (701) |
| door be opened, that he may come forth to shine on | T 26 B 8 (702) |
| from the past that he may hear a fact in what | T 26 F 8 (711) |
| hidden from awareness that it may be carefully preserved from reason | T 26 H 1 (715) |
| Deny him not, that you may be released. Each instant is | T 26 H 17 (719) |
| in time, and fear they may not come, although already there | T 26 I 6 (722) |
| unto your brother, that you may awake in him the Voice | T 26 J 1 (724) |
| Christ within him, that you may behold His glory, and rejoice | T 26 J 1 (724) |
| Christ to you, that you may be forgiven all your sins | T 26 J 2 (724) |
| is given up, that light may shine on it, and leave | T 26 J 5 (725) |
| before his eyes, that he may see his sins are writ | T 27 B 1 (729) |
| grounds are offered that it may be judged in any way | T 27 B 8 (732) |
| to be given, that it may fulfill the function that it | T 27 B 8 (732) |
| protected from him. To forgive may be an act of charity | T 27 C 1 (733) |
| but not his due. He may be pitied for his guilt | T 27 C 1 (733) |
| yourself be healed, that you may be forgiving, offering salvation to | T 27 C 4 (734) |
| forgives the other, that he may accept his other half as | T 27 C 16 (737) |
| the world requires, that it may be healed. It needs ONE | T 27 F 6 (745) |
| a thousand more. Each one may seem to have a problem | T 27 F 9 (746) |
| and your happiness, that you may demonstrate the healing of the | T 27 G 8 (750) |
| this? Be healed that you may heal, and suffer not the | T 27 G 8 (750) |
| hires other bodies, that they may protect it, and collect more | T 27 I 2 (756) |
| effect to Him, that you may look together on its foolish | T 27 I 9 (758) |
| and as vicious as they may, they could have no effect | T 27 I 10 (759) |
| it has no purpose. You may cause a dream, but never | T 28 C 6 (767) |
| is open, that all those may come who would no longer | T 28 D 8 (772) |
| your brother, that the darkness may be lifted from your mind | T 29 D 4 (791) |
| of joy in which they may be wrapped but slightly veils | T 29 E 3 (792) |
| one of fear. The coverings may not appear to change, but | T 29 E 5 (793) |
| not for any purpose you may see in him. Nothing is | T 29 F 2 (794) |
| touch of evil on it may appear to be. For you | T 29 F 5 (795) |
| that the things of time may disappear because they have no | T 29 G 2 (797) |
| Idols are made that he may be replaced, no matter what | T 29 I 1 (802) |
| and GIVEN power that it may be feared. Its life and | T 29 I 5 (803) |
| he NEEDS them that he may escape his thoughts, because he | T 29 J 5 (806) |
| do. And what you hear may not resolve the problem as | T 30 B 2 (809) |
| grounds for opposition that you may be free. There IS no | T 30 B 16 (812) |
| saved for you that you may do your will through Him | T 30 C 1 (814) |
| Hear it now, that you may be reminded of His love | T 30 C 2 (814) |
| can produce. However much you may have overlearned your chosen task | T 31 A 7 (838) |
| one purpose; that you both may learn you love each other | T 31 B 10 (842) |
| no matter what its form may be, is the beginning of | T 31 D 6 (847) |
| your holy sight, that you may see the world of flesh | T 31 F 1 (856) |
| must be passed that both may disappear, so that perception finds | T 31 F 3 (856) |
| your fearful concept of yourself may change. And look upon the | T 31 G 5 (859) |
| good in him, that you may not be frightened by your | T 31 G 5 (859) |
| out your hand, that you may have the gift of kind | T 31 G 5 (859) |
| bring you peace, that you may offer peace to have it | T 31 G 6 (859) |
| illusion of yourself, that it may fight to keep the space | T 31 G 9 (860) |
| they look upon, that he may be what they expect of | T 31 G 11 (861) |
| he looks upon, that he may see it as it really | T 31 G 11 (861) |
| Workbook for Students May 26, 1969 | W 1 IN 0 W(1) |
| them. Some of them you may actively resist. None of this | W 1 IN 5 (2) |
| your reactions to the ideas may be, use them. Nothing more | W 1 IN 5 (2) |
| W(4) May 27, 1969 Lesson 2 | W 2 L 0 (4) |
| W(5) May 28, 1969 Lesson 3 | W 3 L 0 (5) |
| of the things you see may have emotionally-charged meaning for you | W 3 L 1 (5) |
| W(6) May 29, 1969 Lesson 4 | W 4 L 0 (6) |
| first of their kind, you may find the suspension of judgment | W 4 L 4 (7) |
| W(8) May 31, 1969 Lesson 5 | W 5 L 0 (8) |
| accurate to you. The upset may seem to be fear, worry | W 5 L 1 (8) |
| in the preceding ones, you may find it hard to be | W 5 L 3 (8) |
| so. 4. You may also find yourself less willing | W 5 L 4 (8) |
| of the relative importance you may give them. Apply the idea | W 5 L 4 (9) |
| really so strange as it may sound at first. Look at | W 7 L 2 (11) |
| no matter how vividly you may picture a thought, you are | W 8 L 4 (13) |
| any emotion which the idea may induce, in the mind- searching | W 8 L 5 (14) |
| preceding ones. But while you may be able to accept it | W 9 L 1 (15 |
| can be quite disturbing, and may meet with active resistance in | W 9 L 2 (15 |
| in making this distinction. You may be tempted to obscure it | W 9 L 3 (15 |
| more, as many as five may be undertaken. More than this | W 11 L 4 (19) |
| along with the rest. You may not yet understand why these | W 12 L 3 (20) |
| periods exceed a minute. You may find even this too long | W 12 L 6 (21) |
| there, fearful that the void may otherwise be used to demonstrate | W 13 L 2 (22) |
| 5. You may find it difficult to avoid | W 13 L 5 (23) |
| statement. Whatever form such resistance may take, remind yourself that you | W 13 L 5 (23) |
| or covert fear which it may arouse. 6. This | W 13 L 5 (23) |
| or heart attacks, or whatever may arouse fear in you. | W 14 L 5 (25) |
| As we go along, you may have many light episodes. They | W 15 L 3 (26) |
| have many light episodes. They may take many different forms, some | W 15 L 3 (26) |
| unpleasant. Regardless of what you may believe, you do not see | W 17 L 3 (30) |
| length of the practice period may be reduced to less than | W 17 L 4 (30) |
| enormous sense of responsibility, and may even be regarded as an | W 19 L 2 (32) |
| anger in you. The anger may take the form of any | W 21 L 2 (36) |
| as specific as possible. You may, for example, focus your anger | W 21 L 4 (36) |
| different kinds of outcome as may honestly occur to you, even | W 24 L 5 (41) |
| of them, although the time may be reduced to a minute | W 26 L 5 (45) |
| causing you concern. The concern may take the form of depression | W 26 L 6 (45) |
| priority among your desires. You may feel hesitant about using the | W 27 L 1 (46) |
| nearer. 2. There may be a great temptation to | W 27 L 2 (46) |
| beginning. 2. You may wonder why it is important | W 28 L 2 (47) |
| grasp at this point. You may find it silly, irreverent, senseless | W 29 L 2 (49) |
| tendency toward self-directed selection, which may be particularly tempting in connection | W 29 L 4 (49) |
| immediately to any situation which may distress you. Apply the idea | W 32 L 6 (53) |
| are aware of distress. It may be necessary to take a | W 33 L 4 (54) |
| however, more self-inflating descriptive terms may well cross your mind. Try | W 35 L 5 (57) |
| W(61) You may continue the practice period with | W 37 L 5 (61) |
| with your eyes closed; you may open your eyes again and | W 37 L 5 (61) |
| if you so desire; you may alternate between applying it to | W 37 L 5 (61) |
| in your thoughts; or you may use any combination of these | W 37 L 5 (61) |
| your holiness immediately, that you may learn to keep it in | W 37 L 6 (61) |
| From time to time you may want to vary this procedure | W 38 L 5 (63) |
| difficult, surely. The hesitation you may feel in answering is not | W 36 L 2 (64) |
| salvation. 9. You may find these sessions easier if | W 36 L 9 (65) |
| slowly a few times. You may also find it helpful to | W 36 L 9 (65) |
| and more if possible, you may ask yourself this question, repeat | W 36 L 11 (66) |
| if you do. However, you may be in a number of | W 40 L 2 (67) |
| serious and tragic forms it may take. 3. Deep | W 41 L 2 (68) |
| From time to time you may repeat todays idea, if | W 41 L 7 (69) |
| suitable. 5. You may, in fact, be astonished at | W 42 L 5 (70) |
| 71) intrude. You may also reach a point where | W 42 L 5 (71) |
| late as possible. The third may be undertaken at the most | W 43 L 4 (72) |
| shorter practice periods, the form may vary according to the circumstances | W 43 L 7 (73) |
| various situations and events which may occur, particularly those which distress | W 43 L 8 (73) |
| will use today, but you may find that you will encounter | W 44 L 5 (75) |
| escape from darkness, whatever you may believe to the contrary. God | W 44 L 6 (76) |
| The form of the applications may vary considerably, but the central | W 46 L 6 (82) |
| 7. The shorter applications may consist either of a repetition | W 46 L 7 (82) |
| I recognize this that I may learn to see. What I | W 51 RI 1 (92) |
| no meaning, so that vision may take its place. 2 | W 51 RI 1 (92) |
| would choose again, that I may see. --- | W 52 RI 4 (94) |
| opened for me, that I may look past it to the | W 56 RI 3 (102) |
| today, so that this day may help me to understand eternity | W 59 RI 2 (108) |
| here. These two practice periods may be longer than the rest | W 61 L 6 (113) |
| so that thoughts of life may replace thoughts of death. | W 62 L 2 (114) |
| fulfill my function that I may be happy. Then devote a | W 62 L 5 (114) |
| to accept salvation that it may be yours to give. | W 63 L 2 (116) |
| discipline which it requires. You may need to repeat Let me | W 64 L 8 (118) |
| find. 4. You may find it necessary to repeat | W 67 L 4 (124) |
| to replace distracting thoughts. You may also find that this is | W 67 L 4 (124) |
| as my friend, that I may remember you are part of | W 68 L 6 (127) |
| and has answered you. You may not recognize His answer yet | W 69 L 7 (129) |
| that His Will and yours may be done. 8. | W 69 L 7 (129) |
| accepting it is salvation. It may not, however, be clear to | W 70 L 3 (131) |
| 1. You may not realize that the ego | W 71 L 1 (134) |
| realize that, however preposterous it may be, you do believe in | W 71 L 1 (134) |
| and His creations, that you may not hear the Voice of | W 72 L 7 (138) |
| know. Tell me, that I may understand. Then we will wait | W 72 L 9 (139) |
| know. Tell me, that I may understand. He will answer. Be | W 72 L 11 (139) |
| with any conflict thoughts that may cross your mind. Tell yourself | W 74 L 3 (144) |
| it closing around you. There may be some temptation to mistake | W 74 L 5 (145) |
| reality and truth, that we may look on him a different | W 78 L 7 (155) |
| which he stands, that I may join with him. The body | W 78 L 7 (155) |
| to be given, that you may share it with them. For | W 78 L 10 (156) |
| to any specific problem that may arise. Say quickly: Let me | W 80 L 6 (161) |
| forgive the world that it may be healed along with me | W 82 RII 2 (165) |
| to fulfill my function. This may threaten my ego, but cannot | W 82 RII 4 (165) |
| Will for me, however I may see it. | W 87 RII 5 (170) |
| me to have, that I may use it on behalf of | W 89 RII 2 (172) |
| Your efforts, however little they may be, have strong support. Did | W 91 L 4 (174) |
| becomes your eyes, that you may see. 11. Five | W 91 L 10 (176) |
| worshipped, and adored that strength may be dispelled, and darkness rule | W 92 L 4 (178) |
| gives its light that all may see, and benefit as one | W 92 L 5 (178) |
| strength is shared, that it may bring to all the miracle | W 92 L 5 (178) |
| of yourself. Whatever evil you may think you did, you are | W 93 L 7 (181) |
| 10. You may not be willing or even | W 93 L 10 (182) |
| can. 8. There may well be a temptation to | W 95 L 8 (186) |
| all minds, that true creation may extend the Allness and the | W 95 L 12 (187) |
| will take today, that we may share their certainty, and thus | W 98 L 3 (194) |
| of His gifts, that you may give them to the world | W 98 L 8 (195) |
| gently laid aside that Love may find Its rightful place in | W 99 L 13 (199) |
| Him who waits that you may look on Him? What little | W 100 L 8 (201) |
| not want to suffer. You may think it buys you something | W 102 L 1 (205) |
| it buys you something, and may still believe a little that | W 102 L 1 (205) |
| I offer you, That I may have Gods peace and | W 105 L 6 (211) |
| I offer you, That I may have Gods peace and | W 105 L 9 (212) |
| s voice however loudly it may seem to call; if you | W 106 L 1 (213) |
| we will say, that we may be reminded of His Son | W 110 L 9 (226) |
| understand, of course, that it may be impossible for you to | W 111 RIII 1 (228) |
| all things today, that I May learn how to accept the | W 119 RIII 2 (239) |
| Voice that speaks, however loving may the message be. 6 | W 123 L 5 (249) |
| Him, so that the world may share our recognition of reality | W 124 L 7 (251) |
| believe that nothing happened. You may not be ready to accept | W 124 L 9 (251) |
| in this world, that I May find my freedom and deliverance | W 130 L 8 (267) |
| set it free, that you may know the Thoughts you share | W 132 L 11 (275) |
| of our illusions, that we may be free. 15. | W 132 L 14 (276) |
| your own release, although you may not fully understand as yet | W 132 L 16 (276) |
| and from rust, that you may see how innocent it is | W 133 L 8 (278) |
| thousand forms in which they may appear. It looks on lies | W 134 L 7 (282) |
| 15. That this may be accomplished, let us give | W 134 L 15 (284) |
| instead of plan, that we may give instead of organize. And | W 135 L 23 (289) |
| be told of them. They may not be the plans you | W 135 L 24 (290) |
| threat, and not whatever outcome may result. When parts are wrested | W 136 L 6 (292) |
| are you sick, that truth may go away, and threaten your | W 136 L 7 (292) |
| minds be healed that we may carry healing to the world | W 137 L 13 (299) |
| with the world, That sickness may be banished from the mind | W 137 L 14 (299) |
| lovingly on them that they may know that they are part | W 139 L 9 (306) |
| deceived by forms the dream may take. Sickness where guilt is | W 140 L 4 (307) |
| to us, Father, that we may be healed. And we will | W 140 L 12 (309) |
| the lack of true forgiveness may be carefully concealed. Because they | W 140 RIV 3 (311) |
| is. 2. You may believe that this position is | W 152 L 2 (321) |
| you have heard before, but may not yet accept both parts | W 152 L 3 (321) |
| to the world, that everyone may learn the tale he reads | W 153 L 14 (327) |
| Whatever your appointed role may be it was selected by | W 154 L 2 (329) |
| He would have, that we may recognize His gifts to us | W 154 L 11 (331) |
| needs our voice that He may speak through us. He needs | W 154 L 11 (331) |
| those who wait in misery may be at last delivered. And | W 154 L 11 (331) |
| with His Own, that we may be the true receivers of | W 154 L 11 (331) |
| cling to you, that you may reach them. Yet it has | W 155 L 6 (334) |
| call to them that they may follow you. 7. | W 155 L 6 (334) |
| new to you. And you may find that you are tempted | W 155 L 9 (334) |
| before you now, that they may see something with which they | W 155 L 9 (334) |
| while each day, that He may speak to you and tell | W 155 L 14 (336) |
| on the ground, that you may walk in softness, while the | W 156 L 4 (337) |
| doubt which still remains, you may perhaps lose sight of your | W 156 L 7 (338) |
| can offer everyone, that he may come the sooner to the | W 157 L 6 (340) |
| His storehouse, that its treasures may increase. His lilies do not | W 159 L 9 (346) |
| find no home wherever he may look, for he has made | W 160 L 6 (348) |
| to remember, that your home may be complete and perfect as | W 160 L 10 (349) |
| our anger, that our fears may disappear and offer room to | W 161 L 1 (350) |
| the Holy Spirit that He may employ them for a purpose | W 161 L 3 (350) |
| this of him that he may set you free: Give me | W 161 L 11 (352) |
| many forms, often unrecognized. It may appear as sadness, fear, anxiety | W 163 L 1 (356) |
| be as you are not may come to tempt you. All | W 163 L 1 (356) |
| 8. Deaths worshippers may be afraid. And yet can | W 163 L 8 (357) |
| if you acknowledge them. You may not see the value your | W 164 L 9 (360) |
| s gifts, however evident they may become, however urgently he may | W 166 L 3 (364) |
| may become, however urgently he may be called to claim them | W 166 L 3 (364) |
| self you thought was you may not be your identity. Perhaps | W 166 L 9 (365) |
| W(368) May 4, 1970 Lesson 167 | W 167 L 0 (368) |
| opposite in truth. Its form may change; it may appear to | W 167 L 7 (369) |
| Its form may change; it may appear to be what it | W 167 L 7 (369) |
| W(371) May 4, 1970 Lesson 168 | W 168 L 0 (371) |
| W(373) May 5, 1970 Lesson 169 | W 169 L 0 (373) |
| W(377) May 6, 1970 Lesson 170 | W 170 L 0 (377) |
| Review V May 11, 1970 | W 170 RV 0 (381) |
| this step completely, that we may go on again more certain | W 170 RV 1 (381) |
| our footsteps now, that we may walk more certainly and quickly | W 170 RV 3 (381) |
| a little while, that you may come to me who recognize | W 170 RV 6 (382) |
| W(387) May 14, 1970. | W 180 IN2 0 (387) |
| while it is denied. It may be there, but you cannot | W 180 IN2 3 (387) |
| W(388) May 14, 1970 Lesson 181 | W 181 L 0 (388) |
| W(391) May 15, 1970 Lesson 182 | W 182 L 0 (391) |
| W(394) May 18, 1970 Lesson 183 | W 183 L 0 (394) |
| strength to them that they may see He would be Friend | W 183 L 9 (396) |
| W(398) May 22, 1970 Lesson 184 | W 184 L 0 (398) |
| give to you, that we may be absolved of all effects | W 184 L 15 (401) |
| W(402) May 26, 1970 Lesson 185 | W 185 L 0 (402) |
| W(406) May 28, 1970 Lesson 186 | W 186 L 0 (406) |
| 3. Todays idea may seem quite sobering until you | W 186 L 3 (406) |
| lay aside today, that we may listen to Gods Voice | W 186 L 4 (406) |
| you can attain. Your plan may be impossible, but Gods | W 186 L 11 (408) |
| the many forms which sacrifice may take. He laughs as well | W 187 L 6 (411) |
| 7. The world may seem to cause you pain | W 190 L 7 (420) |
| to forgive him, that you may accept him back as your | W 192 L 10 (427) |
| before you that all pain may disappear, and God may be | W 193 L 8 (429) |
| pain may disappear, and God may be remembered by His Son | W 193 L 8 (429) |
| is sure that his perception may be faulty, but will never | W 194 L 7 (433) |
| we practice for today. It may, in fact, appear to be | W 196 L 2 (438) |
| this step today that we may quickly go the way salvation | W 196 L 4 (438) |
| Son. Pray that the instant may be soon, - today. Step | W 196 L 11 (440) |
| and to his Father. You may think They have accepted, but | W 197 L 7 (444) |
| upon your mind, that you may find the key to light | W 197 L 9 (445) |
| our thoughts whatever meaning they may have. 7. To | W 200 RVI 6 (453) |
| acts as well, that I may do Your Will instead of | W 233 L 1 (476) |
| the form in which it may appear. It witnesses but to | W 240 L 1 (483) |
| in Your Name, that we may understand his holiness, and feel | W 240 L 2 (483) |
| ask for anything that we may think we want. Give us | W 242 L 2 (486) |
| Son is safe wherever he may be, for You are there | W 244 L 1 (488) |
| is Your Will, that I may come to recognize my Self | W 245 L 1 (489) |
| truly, that this day I may at last identify with him | W 250 L 2 (494) |
| game. The Son of God may play he has become a | W 250 W4 4 (495) |
| am Your Son, that I may waken to the truth in | W 252 L 2 (497) |
| assent to Yours, that It may be extended to Itself. | W 253 L 2 (498) |
| we want today, that we may unify our thoughts and actions | W 257 L 1 (502) |
| make you safe. Whatever it may be, you will believe that | W 260 W5 5 (506) |
| pure to us, that we may pass them by in innocence | W 263 L 2 (509) |
| Christ asks that He may use my eyes today, and | W 295 L 1 (544) |
| asks this gift that He may offer peace of mind to | W 295 L 1 (544) |
| bless all things that I may look upon, that His forgiving | W 295 L 2 (544) |
| upon, that His forgiving Love may rest on me. | W 295 L 2 (544) |
| today, that all the world may listen to Your Voice, and | W 296 L 1 (545) |
| set it free that I may find escape, and hear the | W 296 L 1 (545) |
| holy world today that I may look upon its holiness, and | W 302 L 1 (552) |
| Your holy Son, that he may find again the memory of | W 304 L 2 (554) |
| come to me, that I may waken from the dream of | W 313 L 1 (564) |
| their gifts to me. Now may I offer them my thankfulness | W 315 L 2 (566) |
| thankfulness, that gratitude to them may lead me on to my | W 315 L 2 (566) |
| forgiveness shows today, that we may find the peace of God | W 331 L 2 (584) |
| 2. In quiet may forgiveness wipe away my dreams | W 336 L 2 (589) |
| and only this, that we may spend this day in fearlessness | W 339 L 1 (592) |
| and all pain that you may think is real. Nor will | W 361 L 4 (619) |
| are as God created you May come to recognize the Christ | W 361 L 2 (620) |
| formal teaching situation, these questions may be totally unrelated to what | M 1 A 3 M(1) |
| teaching is quite irrelevant. It may coincide with it or it | M 1 A 3 M(1) |
| coincide with it or it may not. It is the teaching | M 1 A 3 M(1) |
| has entered the darkness. It may be a single light, but | M 2 A 1 M(3) |
| they generally do not. They may even be quite hostile to | M 4 A 5 M(8) |
| the teachers who falter and may even seem to fail. No | M 4 A 5 M(8) |
| must attain a state that may remain impossible for a long | M 5 B 7 M(11) |
| 5 K 3 You may have noticed that the list | M 5 K 3 M(17) |
| is so, a sudden healing may precipitate intense depression, and a | M 7 A 1 M(22) |
| so deep that the patient may even try to destroy himself | M 7 A 1 M(22) |
| nothing to live for, he may ask for death. Healing must | M 7 A 1 M(22) |
| of Gods teachers. This may or may not involve changes | M 10 A 1 M(27) |
| s teachers. This may or may not involve changes in the | M 10 A 1 M(27) |
| At any time the student may disagree with what his would-be | M 11 A 1 M(28) |
| 14 A 6 You may believe this course requires sacrifice | M 7 A 6 M(36) |
| across the world that everyone may hear this judgment of the | M 16 A 1 M(39) |
| course is always practical. It may be that the teacher of | M 17 A 4 M(41) |
| to find it difficult. You may find that the difficulty will | M 17 A 4 M(41) |
| for Gods. These attempts may indeed seem frightening, yet they | M 17 A 9 M(43) |
| his day. Each substitute he may accept as real can but | M 17 A 10 M(43) |
| anger which is aroused. It may be merely slight irritation, perhaps | M 18 A 4 M(45) |
| even clearly recognized. Or it may also take the form of | M 18 A 4 M(45) |
| hears. And what he hears may indeed be quite startling. It | M 22 A 5 M(53) |
| indeed be quite startling. It may also seem to be irrelevant | M 22 A 5 M(53) |
| as he perceives it, and may, in fact, confront him with | M 22 A 5 M(53) |
| of the teacher of God may be slow or rapid, depending | M 23 A 2 M(54) |
| rare. The teacher of God may have accepted the function God | M 23 A 2 M(54) |
| the necessary realization of inclusiveness may reach him. If the way | M 23 A 2 M(54) |
| has already done so. Temptation may recur to others, but never | M 24 A 2 M(56) |
| only now. To some there may be comfort in the concept | M 25 A 2 M(58) |
| As his awareness increases, he may well develop abilities that seem | M 26 A 1 M(60) |
| by the little ones that may come to him on the | M 26 A 1 M(60) |
| The seemingly new abilities that may be gathered on the way | M 26 A 3 M(60) |
| material things of the world may still be deceived by psychic | M 26 A 5 M(61) |
| has been seriously threatened. It may still be strong enough to | M 26 A 5 M(61) |
| Sometimes a teacher of God may have a brief experience of | M 27 A 3 M(62) |
| part of dying things that may go on apart from what | M 28 A 4 M(64) |
| which both teacher and pupil may raise. In fact, it covers | M 30 A 1 M(68) |
| definition. In some cases, it may be helpful for the pupil | M 30 A 1 M(68) |
| with the workbook. Still others may need to start at the | M 30 A 1 M(68) |
| choose his own destruction. He may ask for injury, but his | M 30 A 6 M(70) |
| answer is impossible. The ego may ask, How did the impossible | U 1 A 4 U(1) |
| did the impossible happen?, and may ask in many forms. Yet | U 1 A 4 U(1) |
| is his? Illusions of despair may seem to come, but learn | U 8 A 1 U(13) |
| as well as the patient may cherish false self-concepts, but their | P 3 A 3 P(3) |
| how advanced the therapist himself may be, he must want to | P 3 A 4 P(3) |
| together who believe this. It may be they will not get | P 3 B 1 P(4) |
| the goal is healing. He may, however, not be recognized. And | P 3 D 1 P(8) |
| willing to use. The willingness may come from either one at | P 3 D 2 P(8) |
| the healers of the world may recognize the mind as the | P 3 E 5 P(10) |
| Illness of any kind may be defined as the result | P 3 E 6 P(10) |
| a gift from Heaven. It may even seem to be a | P 3 F 6 P(13) |
| grim refusal to forgive. God may not enter here the sick | P 3 G 1 P(14) |
| called on, however disagreeable it may be. They answer the decisions | P 3 G 3 P(14) |
| of all the effects that may occur in them. Only from | P 3 H 5 P(17) |
| and thus at times he may. But he will not succeed | P 3 H 7 P(17) |
| the Name of God. This may be hard to remember, but | P 4 A 3 P(19) |
| their professional activities, although they may be far more able teachers | P 4 B 1 P(21) |
| rules, of course, but they may be called upon to use | P 4 B 1 P(21) |
| slightest invitation. The unhealed healer may be arrogant, selfish, unconcerned, and | P 4 B 3 P(21) |
| unconcerned, and actually dishonest. He may be disinterested and unconcerned with | P 4 B 3 P(21) |
| to him, however slight it may have been, when he chose | P 4 B 3 P(21) |
| however misguided the direction he may have chosen. That something is | P 4 B 3 P(21) |
| although both patient and therapist may change their dreams in the | P 4 B 6 P(22) |
| understand what they must do may still oppose the setting-out. Yet | P 4 B 8 P(23) |
| always purposeful. Whatever their purpose may have been before the Holy | P 4 C 6 P(26) |
| This view of payment may well seem impractical, and in | P 4 C 7 P(26) |
| reach His Son, wherever he may be and whatever form he | S 1 B 6 S(5) |
| be and whatever form he may seem to take. S | S 1 B 6 S(5) |
| of learning. Here, the asking may be addressed to God in | S 1 C 3 S(6) |
| Pray for yourself, that you may not seek to imprison Christ | S 1 C 4 S(6) |
| in setting others free. This may be long delayed, because this | S 1 D 4 S(8) |
| long delayed, because this step may seem to be dangerous instead | S 1 D 4 S(8) |
| merciful nature of this step may for some time be followed | S 1 D 4 S(8) |
| this to him, that you may see him thus. S | S 1 D 6 S(9) |
| truly seek. Even together they may ask for things, and thus | S 1 E 2 S(10) |
| a goal they share. They may ask together for specifics, and | S 1 E 2 S(10) |
| all the forms that it may take have but one goal | S 2 C 1 S(15) |
| be clearly seen, for this may pass as meekness and as | S 2 C 4 S(16) |
| not the form that dreams may seem to take. Illusions are | S 2 D 4 S(18) |
| Son, reminding him the body may become his chosen home, but | S 3 B 4 S(21) |
| 3 D 2 Healing-to-separate may seem to be a strange | S 3 D 2 S(24) |
| of any kind. These forms may heal the body, and indeed | S 3 D 2 S(24) |
| Love. Remember this; whatever you may think about yourself, whatever you | S 3 E 10 S(28) |
| think about yourself, whatever you may think about the world, your | S 3 E 10 S(28) |
| to find what gifts it may contain. What can you get | G 3 A 3 G(6) |
| be Savior from illusions. Truth may be concealed from you by | G 3 A 4 G(7) |
| not one gift the world may seek to give, or one | G 3 A 6 G(7) |
| call with me that everyone may come and step aside from | G 3 A 10 G(9) |