| PLAYS.......................8 | |
| the part which God Himself plays in the Atonement, for it | T 15 I 7 (414) |
| not see the role forgiveness plays in ending death, and all | T 26 H 7 (716) |
| not see the part he plays in making them, and making | T 27 H 7 (753) |
| the day, the role forgiveness plays in bringing happiness to every | W 121 L 13 (243) |
| ideas and sick beliefs. Anticipation plays no part at all, for | W 135 L 17 (288) |
| is no loser. Everyone who plays must win, and in his | W 153 L 12 (326) |
| is by accident, and chance plays no part in Gods | M 10 A 1 M(27) |
| no compromise in which death plays a part. Do not believe | M 28 A 7 M(65) |
| PLAYTHING...................1 | |
| is no idle gift, no plaything to be tossed about a | T 20 C 6 (550) |
| PLEA........................1 | |
| responding with anger to a plea for help? No response can | T 11 B 1 (280) |
| PLEAD.......................1 | |
| And who would come to plead for him, and not against | T 25 I 11 (694) |
| PLEADS......................1 | |
| behind each murderous attack, and pleads that love restore the dying | T 31 A 10 (839) |
| PLEASANT....................6 | |
| it in nightmares, or in pleasant disguises in what seem to | T 3 H 4 (64) |
| Fairy tales can be pleasant or fearful, pretty or ugly | T 9 C 11 (227) |
| it can be disguised in pleasant form. But never is it | T 29 E 2 (792) |
| to what you think is pleasant and what you think is | W 12 L 4 (20) |
| to be animate or inanimate; pleasant or unpleasant. Regardless of what | W 17 L 3 (30) |
| translating them into acceptable and pleasant forms. Sometimes the thought behind | P 3 G 3 P(14) |
| PLEASE......................2 | |
| at times, or hard to please; demanding, irritating, or untrue to | W 78 L 4 (154) |
| even when it seems to please the most it brings with | G 1 A 5 G(2) |
| PLEASED.....................3 | |
| in whom He is well pleased. Do not let your ego | T 4 B 11 (74) |
| in whom He is well pleased. You cannot BE apart from | T 7 H 7 (175) |
| in whom I am well pleased. Thus does the | T 24 H 10 (667) |
| PLEASURABLE.................1 | |
| or illusory, desirable or undesirable, pleasurable or painful. M 9 | M 9 A 3 M(26) |
| PLEASURE....................32 | |
| depression if denied. ALL real pleasure comes from doing Gods | T 1 C 3 (18) |
| making false associations, and obtaining pleasure from them. Man can do | T 1 C 6 (19) |
| the body for attack, for pleasure, and for pride. The insanity | T 6 F 9 (145) |
| that it can give you pleasure, you will also believe that | T 19 F 9 (530) |
| hope of the bodys pleasure; it HAS no hope of | T 19 G 4 (531) |
| it HAS no hope of pleasure. But neither can it bring | T 19 G 4 (531) |
| H. Pleasure and Pain | T 19 H 0 (534) |
| is impossible to seek for pleasure through the body and NOT | T 19 H 4 (535) |
| illusions, and the illusion of pleasure will be the SAME as | T 19 H 4 (535) |
| the idea that pain is pleasure. It is this idea that | T 19 H 5 (535) |
| teaches that the bodys pleasure is happiness. Yet to ITSELF | T 19 H 5 (535) |
| attack upon another, calling it pleasure and offering it to you | T 19 H 7 (536) |
| many offerings made for its pleasure, and remember all these were | T 20 C 1 (549) |
| that every stolen scrap of pleasure is their righteous payment for | T 27 B 6 (731) |
| be spent. And so take pleasure in the quickly passing and | T 27 B 6 (731) |
| purpose is the same as pleasure, for they both are means | T 27 G 1 (748) |
| share in it within itself. Pleasure and pain are equally unreal | T 27 G 1 (748) |
| Sin shifts from pain to pleasure, and again to pain. For | T 27 G 2 (748) |
| be hurt. You can have pleasure, too, but only at the | T 27 G 2 (748) |
| sin are all alike. Call pleasure pain, and it will hurt | T 27 G 2 (748) |
| will hurt. Call pain a pleasure, and the pain behind the | T 27 G 2 (748) |
| and the pain behind the pleasure will be felt no more | T 27 G 2 (748) |
| of pain, a little worldly pleasure, and the throes of death | T 27 G 6 (749) |
| It tries to look for pleasure, and avoid the things that | T 27 I 1 (756) |
| joy, and look for lasting pleasure in the dust. It does | T 28 G 1 (779) |
| fear. The thin disguise of pleasure and of joy in which | T 29 E 3 (792) |
| distinguish between joy and sorrow, pleasure and pain, love and fear | W 20 L 2 (34) |
| feeling well, of pain or pleasure. No response at all is | W 136 L 17 (294) |
| can think that pain is pleasure. No-one would avoid his happiness | W 339 L 1 (592) |
| sacrifice. Power, fame, money, physical pleasure; who is the hero to | M 7 A 2 M(34) |
| of truth. There is no pleasure of the world that does | M 7 A 5 M(35) |
| demand this, for otherwise the pleasure would be seen as pain | M 7 A 5 M(35) |
| PLEASURES...................7 | |
| worth of passing joys? What pleasures could there be that will | T 27 B 6 (731) |
| passing joys, and cherish little pleasures where you can. Yet in | T 27 B 7 (731) |
| not real. Its pains and pleasures does He heal alike, for | T 27 G 4 (749) |
| and uncertain goals, its painful pleasures and its tragic joys. God | W 131 L 7 (270) |
| Nor will He give you pleasures that will pass away, for | W 361 L 4 (619) |
| to understand that all the pleasures of the world are nothing | M 7 A 3 M(35) |
| regret on giving up the pleasures of the world. Is it | M 7 A 4 M(35) |
| PLEDGE......................4 | |
| unheard in consciousness is every pledge to sickness. Yet it is | T 28 G 4 (780) |
| lending, meant to be a pledge of debt to be repaid | W 105 L 2 (210) |
| allow your Fathers ancient pledge to you and all your | W 106 L 4 (213) |
| Him today, and make your pledge to let His function be | W 107 L 9 (218) |
| PLENTIFUL...................1 | |
| succeeded. If gold became more plentiful its value would decrease, and | T 4 F 8 (91) |
| PLENTY......................1 | |
| would enjoy the feast of plenty set before them there. And | T 28 D 8 (772) |
| PLODDING....................1 | |
| the egos mournful chorus, plodding so heavily away from life | T 19 I 2 (537) |
| PLOT........................1 | |
| down according to a senseless plot conceived within the idle dreaming | T 27 H 8 (753) |
| PLOTS.......................1 | |
| you in the night and plots your death, yet plans that | T 27 H 11 (754) |
| PLOTTING....................1 | |
| for your death, intent on plotting punishment for you until the | W 196 L 11 (440) |
| PLUCK.......................1 | |
| perceive offense in a brother pluck the offense from your mind | T 10 H 16 (278) |
| PLUNDERER...................1 | |
| rival for your peace; a plunderer who takes his joy from | W 195 L 3 (435) |
| PLURAL......................1 | |
| the term abilities in the plural because abilities began with the | T 7 D 3 (159) |
| POIGNANTLY..................1 | |
| you hear His Voice. So poignantly He calls to you that | W 183 L 8 (395) |
| POINT.......................126 | |
| but a reassurance on this point. God WOULD be mocked if | T 1 B 41b (9) |
| before, so there was no point in being told how to | T 1 B 51e (15) |
| are errors. Thus, the next point to remember about miracles is | T 1 B 51j (16) |
| others, but remember the first point in this course; that there | T 2 A 14 (22) |
| level confusion. However, the main point to be understood from this | T 2 B 17 (25) |
| times end. At this point, the bridge of the return | T 2 B 24 (27) |
| You may feel at this point that it would take a | T 2 E 8 (41) |
| F 5 At this point, the will can begin to | T 2 F 5 (45) |
| way of stating the above point is: - Never confuse right | T 3 B 3 (47) |
| 1 There is another point which must be perfectly clear | T 3 C 1 (48) |
| Resurrection did. This is a point which many very sincere Christians | T 3 C 1 (48) |
| is seen from an upside-down point of view, it DOES appear | T 3 C 1 (48) |
| thought must have a starting point. It begins with either a | T 3 I 1 (67) |
| with your Souls on this point, and there is NO resolution | T 3 I 6 (68) |
| is IN it. Your starting point is truth, and you must | T 3 I 8 (69) |
| to establish your worth. This point is NOT debatable except in | T 4 B 10 (73) |
| DID. ANY confusion on this point is a delusion and no | T 4 B 10 (73) |
| ask. There is, however, no point in giving an historical answer | T 4 C 1 (76) |
| the ego existed before that point in time. The religiously ego-oriented | T 4 C 12 (79) |
| to it because they clearly point to the nonexistence of the | T 4 D 3 (82) |
| is no point in turning to it for | T 4 F 4 (90) |
| any way. There is a point at which sufficient quantitative changes | T 5 C 4 (103) |
| real qualitative differences. The next point requires real understanding because it | T 5 C 4 (103) |
| understanding because it is the point at which the shift occurs | T 5 C 4 (103) |
| we can clarify an earlier point. We said that you will | T 5 F 8 (114) |
| can be fixated at a point in --- | T 5 I 4 (124) |
| does NOT accord with a point in time. This clearly could | T 5 I 4 (125) |
| Therefore, he emphasized that the point in development at which the | T 5 I 5 (125) |
| return your thinking to the point at which the error was | T 5 I 13 (127) |
| develop your abilities to the point where they can GET YOU | T 6 E 9 (142) |
| VERY acute conflict. At this point many try to accept the | T 6 F 11 (146) |
| G 4 At this point, the equality of having and | T 6 G 4 (147) |
| It is clear, at this point, that the lack of order | T 6 G 9 (149) |
| Spirit NEVER varies on this point, and so the ONE mood | T 6 H 2 (150) |
| to HIM. There is no point in trying. A Son of | T 7 L 2 (185) |
| argument from the egos point of view because it obscures | T 8 H 4 (209) |
| are meaningless there is no point in considering them. The function | T 8 H 7 (210) |
| are TRUE. There is no point in trying to make sense | T 8 H 7 (210) |
| and right and good to point out errors and correct them | T 9 A 1 (223) |
| A 3 If you point out the errors of your | T 9 A 3 (223) |
| It CAN be helpful to point out to a patient where | T 9 D 7 (229) |
| he is heading, but the point is lost unless he can | T 9 D 7 (229) |
| LETS HEALING BE. He can point to darkness, but he cannot | T 9 D 9 (230) |
| it, look back from a point where SANITY exists, AND SEE | T 9 F 6 (234) |
| YOU are always the first point of your attack, and if | T 11 F 3 (293) |
| His answer is the reference point BEYOND illusions, from which you | T 12 C 13 (318) |
| now from a PAST reference point, obscuring their present reality. In | T 12 D 5 (320) |
| past experience as the reference point from which to JUDGE the | T 12 F 2 (326) |
| From such a twisted reference point what COULD you see? All | T 12 G 5 (331) |
| around him. And from this point of safety he looks quietly | T 12 G 7 (331) |
| that they know. From their point of view, it is not | T 14 D 3 (370) |
| It is therefore not a point of view at all, but | T 14 D 3 (370) |
| Their creation was not a point of view, but rather a | T 14 D 3 (370) |
| comparisons, and uses opposites to point to truth. The holy instant | T 16 H 6 (449) |
| been broken off at this point, and the pursuit of the | T 17 F 3 (467) |
| contemplate their relationship from the point of view of this new | T 17 F 5 (468) |
| it is essential, at this point, to use them in each | T 17 G 1 (472) |
| becomes the useless from this point of view. The situation now | T 17 G 4 (473) |
| holy instant as a different point in time. IT never changes | T 20 F 6 (561) |
| its power elsewhere should another point of view be given them | T 21 D 8 (585) |
| but ONE. There is no point in trying to avoid this | T 22 C 6 (611) |
| for this. There is no point in asking what they mean | T 23 C 13 (635) |
| follow neatly from their starting point. Each is a different form | T 23 C 21 (637) |
| nowhere. You have no reference- point from where to look, where | T 23 E 7 (642) |
| which salvation rests, the vantage point from which the Holy Spirit | T 25 H 12 (689) |
| are two teachers only, who point in different ways. And you | T 26 F 1 (710) |
| be an answer from one point of view is not an | T 27 E 1 (741) |
| but only to restate its point of view. All questions asked | T 27 E 3 (741) |
| It is indeed a senseless point of view to hold responsible | T 28 G 2 (779) |
| clause of separation was a point on which you both agreed | T 29 A 3 (784) |
| is not so. Until this point is reached, you will believe | T 30 B 2 (811) |
| lesson. All must reach this point, and go beyond it. It | T 31 D 3 (846) |
| the world which seems to point to still another road. No | T 31 D 4 (847) |
| learn. For from this lowest point will learning lead to heights | T 31 D 4 (847) |
| the real alternatives. Until that point is reached you HAVE no | T 31 D 8 (848) |
| else. 2. The point of the exercises is to | W 3 L 2 (5) |
| is not necessary at this point. In fact, the recognition that | W 9 L 1 (15 |
| believe the statement at this point, and will probably try to | W 13 L 5 (23) |
| not want. There is no point in lamenting the world. There | W 23 L 2 (38) |
| the world. There is no point in trying to change the | W 23 L 2 (38) |
| But there is indeed a point in changing your thoughts about | W 23 L 2 (38) |
| difficult to grasp at this point. You may find it silly | W 29 L 2 (49) |
| You may also reach a point where no thoughts at all | W 42 L 5 (71) |
| merely to emphasize the central point, and think about it as | W 51 RI 3 (90) |
| for yourself. There is a point beyond which illusions cannot go | W 73 L 6 (142) |
| question this, not from the point of view of what you | W 93 L 3 (180) |
| from a very different reference point, from which such idle thoughts | W 93 L 3 (180) |
| It is difficult at this point not to allow your mind | W 95 L 4 (185) |
| we have reached the turning point at which the road becomes | W 122 L 10 (245) |
| everlasting life. Our shining footprints point the way to truth, for | W 124 L 2 (250) |
| to one unworthy merely to point out that you are better | W 126 L 3 (255) |
| is quite consistent from the point of view from which you | W 130 L 6 (267) |
| Some see it suddenly on point of death, and rise to | W 132 L 7 (274) |
| star is left behind to point the way to those who | W 134 L 12 (283) |
| it is. From this one point of certainty it looks on | W 139 L 2 (304) |
| This is another crucial turning point in the curriculum. We add | W 157 L 2 (339) |
| see the journey from the point at which it ended, looking | W 158 L 4 (341) |
| teach us from a different point of view, so we can | W 161 L 3 (350) |
| one might determine, from a point where time has ended, when | W 169 L 8 (374) |
| few lessons make a special point of firming up your willingness | W 180 IN2 1 (387) |
| serves but as a starting point from which another kind of | W 184 L 7 (399) |
| in conflict. All of them point to one goal, and one | W 186 L 11 (408) |
| having. We have made this point before. What seems to make | W 187 L 1 (410) |
| recognize their home. And they point surely to their Source, where | W 188 L 6 (414) |
| do not make demands, nor point the road to God by | W 189 L 8 (417) |
| the truth. Yet does it point to where the truth must | W 197 L 3 (443) |
| This is the final point to which each one must | W 200 L 2 (449) |
| pose a contradiction to its point of view. 4. | W 220 W1 3 (462) |
| the world with those who point to Him, and given us | W 266 L 2 (512) |
| teach. However, from a practical point of view he cannot meet | M 4 A 1 M(6) |
| is not yet at a point at which he can make | M 5 B 3 M(9) |
| entirely. There is, however, no point in sorting out the valuable | M 5 B 5 M(10) |
| God is now at the point in his progress at which | M 5 B 6 M(10) |
| are they open-minded on this point. The body tells them what | M 6 D 1 M(20) |
| s teachers. All beliefs will point to this if properly interpreted | M 25 A 6 M(59) |
| were there would be little point in trying to teach salvation | M 26 A 2 M(60) |
| be loving. There is no point at which the contrast between | M 28 A 5 M(64) |
| one who has achieved that point can teach salvation completely, within | P 3 C 1 P(5) |
| form a sickness takes will point quite clearly to the form | P 3 G 5 P(15) |
| healing. Before he reached this point, he thought he was in | P 3 H 4 P(17) |
| them. Only from this omniscient point of view would such a | P 3 H 5 P(17) |
| occurs. In some relationships this point is never reached, although both | P 4 B 6 P(22) |
| patient. There is no halfway point in this. Either they are | P 4 B 9 P(23) |
| in prayer, for until that point, each one must ask for | S 1 E 1 S(9) |
| him sick. There is no point in giving remedy apart from | S 3 D 4 S(24) |
| must lie. There is no point at which their thoughts agree | G 1 A 4 G(1) |