| SEE____.....................1 | |
| say: I am determined to see____ (specify the attribute) in____ (name | W 21 L 4 (36) |
| SEGMENT.....................8 | |
| small, around a very little segment of Heaven splintered from the | T 18 I 2 (503) |
| and hated by a tiny segment of themselves. Even that segment | T 18 I 4 (503) |
| segment of themselves. Even that segment is not lost to them | T 18 I 4 (503) |
| barricades is still a tiny segment of the Son of God | T 18 J 2 (507) |
| it is obvious that a segment of the mind CAN see | T 19 B 1 (512) |
| of reason. How can the segment of the mind devoid of | T 21 F 4 (591) |
| reality, a partial truth, a segment of the universe made true | T 26 D 3 (706) |
| you have makes up some segment of the world you see | W 23 L 1 (38) |
| SEGMENTS....................2 | |
| ALWAYS imprisons, because it separates segments of reality according to the | T 3 H 11 (65) |
| it seeks to split off segments of the situation and deal | T 17 G 6 (473) |
| SEIZING.....................1 | |
| have but the purpose of seizing it, and making it your | T 23 C 12 (635) |
| SELECT......................16 | |
| is certain that those who select certain ones as partners in | T 16 E 4 (435) |
| world of misery is to select some aspects out of it | T 22 C 2 (610) |
| your dreams on his mistakes. Select his thoughtfulness to dream about | T 27 H 14 (755) |
| is the miracle does not select some dreams to leave untouched | T 29 E 1 (792) |
| the idea. Do not, however, select only the thoughts you think | W 4 L 1 (6) |
| on each subject you so select, say, for example: I do | W 25 L 6 (43) |
| exercises restful. To facilitate this, select a time when few distractions | W 32 L 4 (53) |
| short, be sure that you select the subjects for this phase | W 43 L 5 (72) |
| 4. We will select one person you have used | W 78 L 4 (154) |
| truth. Their aim is to select what you approve, and disregard | W 135 L 18 (288) |
| 12. He will select the elements in them that | W 151 L 12 (318) |
| remember it? 11. Select one brother, symbol of the | W 161 L 11 (352) |
| in any form, and still select a few you would not | W 163 L 6 (357) |
| the curriculum. Does he still select some aspects of his life | M 5 J 1 M(16) |
| does not mean that you select him, nor that you choose | P 4 A 1 P(19) |
| Do not make it real. Select the loving and forgive the | S 2 B 3 S(13) |
| SELECTED....................4 | |
| be under conscious control. Consciously selected miracles can be misguided. | T 1 B 5 (1) |
| a symptom which HE has selected. This request is, therefore, NOT | T 8 K 2 (219) |
| role may be it was selected by the Voice for God | W 154 L 2 (329) |
| your dreams of danger and selected wrongs. God knows but His | M 30 A 7 M(70) |
| SELECTING...................5 | |
| as indiscriminate as possible in selecting subjects for its application, do | W 2 L 1 (4) |
| mind, unhampered by judgment, in selecting the things to which the | W 3 L 2 (5) |
| anything. 2. In selecting the subjects for the application | W 4 L 2 (6) |
| as follows: 3. Selecting subjects for the application of | W 18 L 3 (31) |
| much indiscriminateness as possible in selecting subjects for the practice period | W 19 L 4 (32) |
| SELECTION...................10 | |
| judgments MUST be made for selection. T 3 G 8 | T 3 G 7 (62) |
| remembering, based not on YOUR selection. For the shadow figures you | T 17 C 1 (457) |
| kept them by your OWN selection do not understand how they | T 17 C 1 (457) |
| around you, trying to avoid selection by size, brightness, color, material | W 2 L 1 (4) |
| are available to you, without selection or judgment. Try to avoid | W 10 L 4 (17) |
| recommended, try to make the selection as random as possible. Less | W 15 L 5 (27) |
| not forget, however, that random selection of subjects for all practice | W 19 L 4 (32) |
| avoid the tendency toward self-directed selection, which may be particularly tempting | W 29 L 4 (49) |
| 8. Slowly, without conscious selection and without undue emphasis on | W 36 L 8 (65) |
| OF PSYCHOTHERAPY A. The Selection of Patients | P 4 A 0 P(19) |
| SELECTIVE...................6 | |
| 52b Christ-controlled miracles are selective ONLY in the sense that | T 1 B 52b (16) |
| is the RIGHT use of selective perception. To overlook nothingness is | T 9 J 2 (245) |
| to those who would listen. Selective perception chooses its witnesses carefully | T 10 F 17 (269) |
| death? You have been as selective in your questioning as in | T 12 D 3 (319) |
| be forgotten. Forgiveness is a selective remembering, based not on YOUR | T 17 C 1 (457) |
| its effects? Remembering is as selective as perception, being its past | T 28 A 2 (761) |
| SELECTIVELY.................2 | |
| to perceive totally, rather than selectively. It thus becomes the proper | T 1 B 39 (9) |
| and holds it very dear. Selectively and arbitrarily is every concept | M 20 A 3 M(49) |
| SELECTIVITY.................3 | |
| Perception at every level involves selectivity, and is incapable of organization | T 3 G 7 (61) |
| before in terms of the selectivity of perception, pointing out that | T 3 H 1 (63) |
| and justified by this careful selectivity in which all thought of | M 20 A 3 M(49) |
| SELECTS.....................2 | |
| in certain people. These it selects OUT, and joins WITH. And | T 16 A 2 (424) |
| 21 F 1 Perception selects, and makes the world you | T 21 F 1 (590) |
| SELF........................369 | |
| It is a denial of self. DENIAL of error results in | T 1 C 3 (18) |
| and can turn against the self very unexpectedly. This tendency cannot | T 2 B 25 (27) |
| the protection of the inner self, which, as it becomes more | T 2 B 26 (27) |
| of protecting others. The inner self knows itself as both a | T 2 B 26 (27) |
| entails great strain WITHIN the self. T 2 D 6 | T 2 D 5 (38) |
| in or out of the self. However, what has been perceived | T 3 H 2 (63) |
| expression for incorporating into the self the ability for self-creating. This | T 3 I 5 (68) |
| by a tendency of the self to create an IMAGE of | T 3 I 5 (68) |
| to an IMAGE of the self. T 3 I 6 | T 3 I 5 (68) |
| IS a contradiction. Mans self and Gods Self ARE | T 4 B 4 (72) |
| s self and Gods Self ARE in opposition. They are | T 4 B 4 (72) |
| reaction of man to the self he made is not at | T 4 C 4 (77) |
| the ego is NOT the self. Undermining the egos thought | T 4 C 5 (77) |
| itself that IT is real. Self esteem, in ego terms, means | T 4 C 8 (78) |
| therefore temporarily less predatory. This self esteem is ALWAYS vulnerable to | T 4 C 8 (78) |
| hatred you have for the self YOU have made. You project | T 4 D 7 (83) |
| real temple, and your real Self. T 4 H 6 | T 4 H 5 (97) |
| CANNOT be limited to the self the ego sees. Every loving | T 5 F 7 (113) |
| sinned? If He confronted the self you made with the truth | T 6 E 11 (143) |
| Him. You cannot separate your SELF from your Creator, Who created | T 7 F 8 (167) |
| does not know what his self IS. T 7 F | T 7 F 10 (167) |
| to Him. Giving of YOUR self is the function He gave | T 8 D 9 (194) |
| power to create for YOUR self so you would be like | T 9 H 3 (239) |
| 5 ALL attack is self attack. It cannot BE anything | T 9 I 5 (242) |
| think you are attacking your SELF, it is a sure sign | T 9 I 7 (242) |
| where Christ waits as his Self. T 11 G 7 | T 11 G 6 (297) |
| is far from you whose Self he is, for you chose | T 11 I 2 (304) |
| separate. For Christ is the Self the Sonship shares, as God | T 15 F 10 (402) |
| shares, as God shares His Self with Christ. T 15 | T 15 F 10 (402) |
| that you can judge the Self of God? God has created | T 15 F 11 (402) |
| as your Father gives His Self, you will learn to understand | T 15 G 6 (405) |
| from YOURSELF. And yet, this Self you clearly do not KNOW | T 16 D 3 (431) |
| real, as part of the Self you do not know. And | T 16 D 5 (432) |
| learn, your gratitude to your Self, Who teaches you what He | T 16 D 7 (433) |
| To your most holy Self all praise is due for | T 16 D 8 (433) |
| would be, and where your Self awaits you. | T 16 D 9 (433) |
| always an attack on the self to make the OTHER guilty | T 16 F 1 (439) |
| attempt to secure for the self the specialness which He denied | T 16 F 4 (439) |
| the ultimate freedom of the self, for nothing would remain to | T 16 F 5 (440) |
| is the concept of the self which the ego fosters in | T 16 F 7 (440) |
| in the special relationship. This self seeks the relationship to make | T 16 F 7 (440) |
| to trade itself for the self of another. This is not | T 16 F 7 (440) |
| partner tries to sacrifice the self he does not want for | T 16 F 7 (440) |
| he place upon a self that he would give away | T 16 F 7 (441) |
| F 8 The better self the ego seeks is always | T 16 F 8 (441) |
| seems to possess a special self is loved for what can | T 16 F 8 (441) |
| both partners see this special self in each other, the ego | T 16 F 8 (441) |
| Through the death of YOUR self, you think you can attack | T 16 F 10 (441) |
| think you can attack another self, and snatch it from the | T 16 F 10 (441) |
| the other to replace the self which you despise. And you | T 16 F 10 (441) |
| safer to endow the little self which you have made with | T 16 F 11 (442) |
| each seeks to kill his self, and on his body raise | T 16 F 11 (442) |
| on his body raise another self which takes its power from | T 16 F 11 (442) |
| a device for limiting YOUR self to a body, and for | T 16 G 3 (444) |
| not losing, a sense of self. In these instants of release | T 18 G 13 (498) |
| The sudden expansion of the self which takes place with your | T 18 G 14 (499) |
| the sun and ocean your Self continues, unmindful that this tiny | T 18 I 6 (504) |
| to defend it? This little self is not your kingdom. Arched | T 18 I 7 (504) |
| them, for they bring your Self with them. And lead them | T 18 I 10 (505) |
| your shining Self will lift the tiny aspect | T 18 I 11 (506) |
| past all barriers between your self and his, and seeing them | T 19 B 8 (514) |
| and the acceptance of the self as sinful is perceived as | T 19 C 4 (517) |
| forgotten; the cleavage of your Self from you;- THE FEAR | T 19 K 3 (541) |
| friends, my brothers and my Self. Your gift unto each other | T 20 D 11 (556) |
| them, you will perceive another Self in you. This other Self | T 21 F 3 (590) |
| Self in you. This other Self sees miracles as natural. They | T 21 F 3 (590) |
| cannot BE separate. This other Self is perfectly aware of this | T 21 F 3 (590) |
| Reason lies in the other Self you have cut off from | T 21 F 4 (591) |
| nearer you than is your Self? --- Manuscript | T 21 G 10 (596) |
| you blind, dependent on the self you think you made to | T 22 B 4 (607) |
| a perfect shelter where his Self could be reborn in safety | T 22 B 9 (608) |
| to show you where your Self must be. It is DENIAL | T 22 B 10 (609) |
| it be possible that the self he made, and all it | T 22 C 9 (612) |
| between you and the holy Self you share. | T 22 E 7 (618) |
| And you attack only in self defense. T 23 C | T 23 C 11 (635) |
| who could hate someone whose Self is his, and whom He | T 24 B 3 (645) |
| his specialness and kill his Self. T 24 C 9 | T 24 C 8 (650) |
| is welcome but your tiny self. Nothing is sacred here but | T 24 C 13 (651) |
| your forgiveness offers to your Self. The sight of Christ is | T 24 F 7 (660) |
| more difficult. The sacrifice of self you understand, nor do you | T 24 G 12 (664) |
| hurt yourself, and made your Self your enemy. And now you | T 25 F 2 (681) |
| you alone, but for the Self which is the Son of | T 25 H 13 (690) |
| you, but from a larger Self, so great and holy that | T 25 I 13 (694) |
| body fences off BECOMES the self, preserved through sacrifice of all | T 26 B 2 (700) |
| T(717) self. They limit you to time | T 26 H 8 (717) |
| represent a split within a self perceived as two. T | T 27 C 12 (736) |
| IS. From an idea of self as two, there comes a | T 27 C 13 (736) |
| each of you preserves your Self from being made aware of | T 27 C 15 (736) |
| for your Father and your Self. The door is open, that | T 28 D 8 (772) |
| in the gap no stable self exists. What is the same | T 28 E 6 (774) |
| is sickness separating off the self from good, and keeping evil | T 28 F 1 (776) |
| And you WILL deny your Self, and walk upon an alien | T 28 F 3 (776) |
| WILL make war upon your Self, which seems to be your | T 28 F 3 (776) |
| no compromise. You are your Self or an illusion. What can | T 28 F 3 (776) |
| safety lies, and where your Self is safely | T 28 F 4 (776) |
| you think it IS your self, and that, without it, would | T 28 G 4 (780) |
| that, without it, would your self be lost. This is the | T 28 G 4 (780) |
| to find a loss of self in finding God? Yet CAN | T 29 B 6 (786) |
| finding God? Yet CAN your Self be lost by being found | T 29 B 6 (786) |
| longer. He must sacrifice your self, and in His sacrifice are | T 29 C 8 (789) |
| they will complete your little self, for safety in a world | T 29 I 2 (802) |
| must seek beyond his little self for strength to raise his | T 29 I 2 (802) |
| Nor can he know the Self he has condemned. Judge not | T 29 J 2 (805) |
| from God and from your Self to you. T 31 | T 31 A 5 (837) |
| E. Self-Concept versus Self T 31 | T 31 E 0 (850) |
| upon a concept of the self adjusted to the worlds | T 31 E 1 (850) |
| of a concept of the self is what the learning of | T 31 E 1 (850) |
| that you come without a self, and make one as you | T 31 E 1 (850) |
| A CONCEPT of the self is made by YOU. It | T 31 E 2 (850) |
| God. The concept of the self the world would teach is | T 31 E 2 (850) |
| innocence the concept of the self so proudly wears can tolerate | T 31 E 4 (850) |
| that the concept of the self was made to teach. It | T 31 E 4 (851) |
| On this conception of the self the world smiles with approval | T 31 E 4 (851) |
| A concept of the self is meaningless, for no one | T 31 E 8 (851) |
| see this concept of the self must be undone, if any | T 31 E 8 (852) |
| believe for total loss of self, and greater terror would arise | T 31 E 8 (852) |
| upon this concept of the self. And both would go, if | T 31 E 11 (853) |
| shifts the concept of the self from what is wholly passive | T 31 E 12 (853) |
| BEFORE these concepts of the self. And something must have done | T 31 E 13 (853) |
| The concept of the self has always been the great | T 31 E 14 (853) |
| does the concept of the self appear to answer what it | T 31 E 14 (854) |
| 15 Seek not your Self in symbols. There can BE | T 31 E 15 (854) |
| accept while you perceive a self which interacts with evil, and | T 31 E 15 (854) |
| yourself. The concept of the self embraces all you look upon | T 31 E 15 (854) |
| make many concepts of the self as learning goes along. Each | T 31 E 16 (854) |
| unbound. Where concepts of the self have been laid by is | T 31 E 17 (854) |
| because the concept of the SELF has changed. Are YOU invulnerable | T 31 F 5 (857) |
| The concept of the self stands like a shield, a | T 31 G 7 (859) |
| a wish to be a self which you are not. And | T 31 G 12 (861) |
| in the likeness of the self whose image has the wish | T 31 G 12 (861) |
| yours because He is the Self that God created as His | T 31 H 3 (863) |
| of God and of your Self. We will approach this happiest | W 49 L 3 (86) |
| salvation. And who but your Self must be His Son? | W 63 L 4 (116) |
| created you like Itself this Self must be in you. And | W 67 L 3 (124) |
| your Father and of your Self. This is the Voice of | W 67 L 6 (125) |
| no grievances and know your Self. To hold a grievance is | W 68 L 1 (126) |
| Shut off from your Self, Who remains aware of His | W 68 L 2 (126) |
| likeness to His Creator, your Self seems to sleep, while the | W 68 L 2 (126) |
| Let me not betray my Self. In addition, repeat the idea | W 68 L 8 (127) |
| I would wake to my Self by laying all grievances aside | W 68 L 8 (127) |
| we are. To see our Self as separate from the body | W 72 L 8 (138) |
| know your brothers nor your Self. 3. Your will | W 73 L 2 (141) |
| God and united with your Self. Put the rest of the | W 73 L 10 (143) |
| because I would remember my Self. I cannot fulfill my function | W 82 RII 5 (165) |
| own self-concepts to replace my Self. I am in the likeness | W 84 RII 2 (167) |
| love, and therefore attacking my Self. My Self thus becomes alien | W 84 RII 5 (167) |
| therefore attacking my Self. My Self thus becomes alien to me | W 84 RII 5 (167) |
| determined not to attack my Self today, so that I can | W 84 RII 5 (167) |
| no justification for denying my Self. I will not use this | W 84 RII 6 (167) |
| the light in which your Self appears. In darkness you perceive | W 92 L 4 (177) |
| In darkness you perceive a self that is not there. | W 92 L 4 (177) |
| and where they meet your Self stands ready to embrace you | W 92 L 8 (179) |
| of God is where your Self, His Son, is waiting now | W 92 L 8 (179) |
| yourself be brought unto your Self. Its strength will be the | W 92 L 9 (179) |
| find the meeting place of self and Self, where light and | W 92 L 9 (179) |
| meeting place of self and Self, where light and strength are | W 92 L 9 (179) |
| saved. 5. The self you made is not the | W 93 L 5 (180) |
| Son of God. Therefore this self does not exist at all | W 93 L 5 (180) |
| hate. What power can this self you made possess, when it | W 93 L 5 (180) |
| God created as eternal. The self you made, evil and full | W 93 L 6 (181) |
| or what you made. One Self is true; the other is | W 93 L 9 (181) |
| the unity of your One Self. Try to appreciate Its holiness | W 93 L 9 (181) |
| not to interfere with the Self Which God created as you | W 93 L 9 (181) |
| in you. This is the Self Which never sinned, nor made | W 94 L 3 (183) |
| replace reality. This is the Self Which never left Its home | W 94 L 3 (183) |
| world uncertainly. This is the Self Which knows no fear, nor | W 94 L 3 (183) |
| Lesson 95. I am One Self, united with My Creator. | W 95 L 0 (185) |
| is your version of your self; a self divided into many | W 95 L 2 (185) |
| version of your self; a self divided into many warring parts | W 95 L 2 (185) |
| exercises towards reaching your One Self, which is united with Its | W 95 L 3 (185) |
| you unaware you are One Self, united with your Creator, at | W 95 L 11 (187) |
| can give: I am One Self, united with my Creator, At | W 95 L 11 (187) |
| false ideas: I am One Self. Repeat this several times, and | W 95 L 12 (187) |
| words convey. You are One Self, united and secure in light | W 95 L 12 (187) |
| are Gods Son, One Self with One Creator and one | W 95 L 12 (187) |
| 13. You are One Self, complete and healed and whole | W 95 L 13 (187) |
| about itself. You are One Self, in perfect harmony with all | W 95 L 13 (187) |
| will be. You are One Self, the holy Son of God | W 95 L 13 (187) |
| with your brothers in this Self; united with your Father in | W 95 L 13 (187) |
| 14. Feel this One Self in you, and let It | W 95 L 14 (188) |
| your doubts. This is your Self, the Son of God Himself | W 95 L 14 (188) |
| forever yours. You are One Self, and it is given you | W 95 L 14 (188) |
| given you to feel this Self within you, and to cast | W 95 L 14 (188) |
| One Mind Which is this Self, the holy truth in you | W 95 L 14 (188) |
| own acknowledgment you are One Self, united with your Father, is | W 95 L 16 (188) |
| him this: You are One Self with me, United with our | W 95 L 17 (188) |
| with our Creator in this Self. I honor you because of | W 95 L 17 (188) |
| Salvation comes from my One Self. 1. | W 96 L 0 (189) |
| Although you are One Self, you experience yourself as two | W 96 L 1 (189) |
| have no meeting place. The self you made can never be | W 96 L 3 (189) |
| made can never be your Self, nor can your Self be | W 96 L 3 (189) |
| your Self, nor can your Self be split in two and | W 96 L 3 (189) |
| to set him free? Your Self retains Its Thoughts, and They | W 96 L 7 (190) |
| kept among the Thoughts your Self holds dear and cherishes for | W 96 L 8 (190) |
| to you from your One Self. Our hourly five minute practicing | W 96 L 8 (190) |
| Salvation comes from this One Self through Him Who is the | W 96 L 8 (190) |
| speak to you about your Self, and what your mind can | W 96 L 9 (190) |
| Salvation comes from my One Self. Its Thoughts are mine to | W 96 L 9 (190) |
| it sought to lose. Your Self will welcome it, and give | W 96 L 10 (191) |
| for you have found your Self. 11. Your Self | W 96 L 10 (191) |
| Self. 11. Your Self knows that you cannot fail | W 96 L 11 (191) |
| by this. The joy your Self experiences, It will save for | W 96 L 11 (191) |
| Who joins your mind and Self, you offer Him another treasure | W 96 L 11 (191) |
| salvation comes from your One Self, you lay another treasure in | W 96 L 12 (191) |
| identifies you with your One Self. It accepts no split identity | W 97 L 1 (192) |
| again the truth about your Self, the holy Son of God | W 97 L 2 (192) |
| God, your brothers and your Self. Listen for His assurance every | W 97 L 9 (193) |
| fear aside, and know your Self as Love Which has no | W 99 L 10 (199) |
| not want to be another self. You have no function that | W 99 L 11 (199) |
| practice periods. It is your Self who calls to you today | W 100 L 9 (202) |
| his Father calling through your Self? --- Manuscript | W 106 L 5 (213) |
| the same. It is your Self you ask to go with | W 107 L 8 (217) |
| in Him who is my Self. Then let Him lead you | W 107 L 9 (218) |
| discover in your mind this Self Who is the holy Son | W 110 L 6 (226) |
| created you. Today honor your Self. Let graven images you made | W 110 L 7 (226) |
| of His Son, our holy Self, the Christ in each of | W 110 L 9 (226) |
| to God and to your Self. 12. Each day | W 111 RIII 11 (230) |
| 95) I am One Self, united with my Creator. Serenity | W 113 RIII 1 (233) |
| mine Because I am One Self, completely whole, At one with | W 113 RIII 1 (233) |
| Salvation comes from my One Self. From my One Self, Whose | W 113 RIII 2 (233) |
| One Self. From my One Self, Whose knowledge still remains Within | W 113 RIII 2 (233) |
| the hour: I am One Self, united with my Creator. | W 113 RIII 3 (233) |
| Salvation comes from my One Self. --- Manuscript | W 113 RIII 4 (233) |
| am Gods Son, Whose Self rests safely in the Mind | W 119 RIII 1 (239) |
| yourself, who represents the other Self in you. Through Him you | W 121 L 6 (242) |
| learn how to forgive the self you think you made, and | W 121 L 6 (242) |
| to Him Who is your Self, and Who can never sin | W 121 L 6 (242) |
| has saved you from the self you thought you made to | W 123 L 2 (248) |
| today in honor of the Self Which God has willed to | W 123 L 4 (248) |
| remembering His Father and his Self. --- Manuscript | W 123 L 8 (249) |
| all my brothers and my Self, In everlasting holiness and peace | W 124 L 11 (252) |
| In quiet listen to your Self today, and let Him tell | W 125 L 8 (254) |
| you have never left your Self. 9. Only be | W 125 L 8 (254) |
| the world to find your Self. Love is not found in | W 127 L 5 (259) |
| if we would know our Self. At least three times an | W 127 L 11 (260) |
| him this message from your Self: I bless you, brother, with | W 127 L 11 (260) |
| to true awareness of your Self. 4. Let nothing | W 128 L 3 (261) |
| save the world except your Self? Belief is powerful indeed. The | W 132 L 1 (273) |
| saying that to know your Self is the salvation of the | W 132 L 10 (275) |
| dreams. 9. The self that needs protection is not | W 135 L 9 (286) |
| is an insane device for self deception. And like all the | W 136 L 2 (291) |
| of one effected by your self. --- Manuscript | W 136 L 4 (291) |
| that closes on a separate self, and keeps it isolated and | W 137 L 1 (296) |
| it seems to keep one self apart from all the rest | W 137 L 2 (296) |
| again, and to accept his Self with all its parts intact | W 137 L 3 (296) |
| unassailed. In sickness does his Self appear to be dismembered and | W 137 L 3 (296) |
| will? You but invite your Self to be at home, and | W 137 L 12 (298) |
| Son, Who is my only Self. 15. Let healing | W 137 L 14 (299) |
| you of nothing but your Self and your Creator, Who is | W 151 L 13 (318) |
| will take the place of self deceptions made but to usurp | W 152 L 8 (322) |
| as we humbly ask our Self that He reveal Himself to | W 152 L 11 (323) |
| this same invitation to your Self. Gods Voice will answer | W 152 L 12 (323) |
| with itself. So is its Self the one Reality in Which | W 154 L 4 (329) |
| fail your brothers nor your Self. --- Manuscript | W 155 L 13 (335) |
| for a moment, to your Self. 4. He will | W 157 L 3 (339) |
| to you. What is your Self remains an alien to the | W 160 L 1 (347) |
| For in his home his Self remains. It asked no stranger | W 160 L 6 (348) |
| he not the one your Self calls not? You are unable | W 160 L 7 (348) |
| rightful place. Yet is your Self as certain of Its Own | W 160 L 7 (348) |
| of sight by which his Self is clearly recognized, his home | W 160 L 10 (349) |
| answers for you, echoing your Self, using your voice to give | W 164 L 2 (359) |
| This is your chosen self, the one you made as | W 166 L 7 (365) |
| for reality. This is the self you savagely defend against all | W 166 L 7 (365) |
| truth, and be released from self deception and set free. | W 166 L 7 (365) |
| You even think the miserable self you thought was you may | W 166 L 9 (365) |
| way you chose without your Self. --- Manuscript | W 166 L 9 (365) |
| your plan to lose your Self. He does not know about | W 166 L 10 (366) |
| that knows its Source, its Self, its Holiness. | W 167 L 12 (370) |
| more descriptive of the holy Self we share and now prepare | W 170 RV 4 (381) |
| therefore so am I. This Self alone knows love. This Self | W 170 RV 4 (381) |
| Self alone knows love. This Self alone is perfectly consistent in | W 170 RV 4 (381) |
| to return to the Eternal Self we thought we lost. | W 170 RV 5 (382) |
| I save the world. The Self from Which I call to | W 170 RV 9 (383) |
| to your awareness of the Self that lies beyond your own | W 181 L 1 (388) |
| our remembrance of the holy Self Which knows no sin, and | W 181 L 9 (390) |
| God and call upon your Self, Whose Name is His. Repeat | W 182 L 5 (392) |
| simple honesty, without defensiveness and self deception, would deny he understands | W 183 L 2 (394) |
| is part of our one Self Whose innocence has joined us | W 187 L 10 (412) |
| what you really want. Your Self is radiant in this holy | W 190 L 6 (420) |
| complete Himself and that your Self shall be His sacred Son | W 192 L 1 (425) |
| with God and with your Self. Yet what can such a | W 192 L 1 (425) |
| being loving, even as your Self. --- Manuscript | W 195 L 8 (436) |
| fear forever over. Thank your Self for this, for He is | W 197 L 6 (442) |
| contain all things within your Self. And you are still as | W 197 L 7 (442) |
| to anyone who makes your Self complete. And from this Self | W 197 L 8 (442) |
| Self complete. And from this Self is no- one left outside | W 197 L 8 (442) |
| countless channels that extend this Self. All that you do is | W 197 L 8 (442) |
| of God awakens to his Self and to his Father knowing | W 197 L 3 (443) |
| The stillness of your Self remains unmoved, untouched by thoughts | W 197 L 8 (444) |
| the Whole that is my Self, forever One with me. | W 201 RVI 1 (454) |
| whom He created as my Self. Lesson 212 I am | W 211 RVI 1 (456) |
| salvation can I find the Self to Whom my thanks are | W 217 RVI 1 (458) |
| given me to change my Self. How merciful is God my | W 230 L 1 (472) |
| Your Son and my true Self as well. Amen. | W 237 L 2 (480) |
| mine because He is my Self. 2. And so | W 238 L 1 (481) |
| may come to recognize my Self. 2. And so | W 245 L 1 (489) |
| know his Father or my Self. Let me not fail to | W 246 L 1 (490) |
| of You and my own Self as well. Today I honor | W 247 L 2 (491) |
| this day to recognize my Self. --- Manuscript | W 247 L 2 (491) |
| 1. My Self is holy beyond all the | W 252 L 1 (497) |
| far beyond this world my Self must be, and yet how | W 252 L 1 (497) |
| 1970 Lesson 253. My Self is ruler of the universe | W 253 L 0 (498) |
| in Heaven where my holy Self abides with them, and Him | W 253 L 1 (498) |
| 2. You are the Self Whom You created Son, creating | W 253 L 2 (498) |
| and one with You. My Self, Which rules the universe, is | W 253 L 2 (498) |
| to separate parts of his Self from other parts. It is | W 260 W5 1 (506) |
| with love, and find your Self. --- Manuscript | W 260 W5 5 (506) |
| whom You created as my Self. --- Manuscript | W 261 L 2 (507) |
| Lesson 266. My holy Self abides in you, Gods | W 266 L 0 (512) |
| back upon me from my Self. Let not Your Son forget | W 266 L 1 (512) |
| on our own, acknowledging our Self in each of us; united | W 266 L 2 (512) |
| able, too, to recognize my Self as You created me. In | W 514 L 1 (514) |
| the face of Him Whose Self is ours. We are one | W 269 L 2 (515) |
| created him. He is the Self we share, uniting us with | W 270 W6 1 (517) |
| yet does He remain the Self Who, like His Father, knows | W 270 W6 2 (517) |
| glory, and reveal your holy Self, the Christ, to you at | W 270 W6 3 (517) |
| or anything except the holy Self, the Christ Whom God created | W 270 W6 5 (517) |
| Love and we deny our Self, to be unsure of who | W 276 W6 1 (523) |
| Him and so recall our Self. 2. Father, Your | W 276 W6 1 (523) |
| know my Father or my Self. And I am lost to | W 278 W6 1 (525) |
| the choice to recognize the Self Whom God created as the | W 282 L 1 (530) |
| in Him, and in our Self, Who still is one with | W 286 L 2 (534) |
| I expect to recognize my Self, and be at one with | W 287 L 2 (535) |
| save me from the evil self I made. He is the | W 303 L 2 (553) |
| I made. He is the Self that You have given me | W 303 L 2 (553) |
| all things. He is my Self as You created me. It | W 303 L 2 (553) |
| the holy altar to my Self, and there I find my | W 309 L 2 (559) |
| to Your holy Son, the Self with Which I would identify | W 313 L 1 (564) |
| could be the Will my Self has shared with You? | W 319 L 2 (570) |
| serves only to conceal the Self Which is Gods only | W 322 L 1 (574) |
| united with its own. The Self Which God created cannot sin | W 330 L 1 (582) |
| sign of limited and separated self, born in a body, doomed | W 330 W12 1 (583) |
| In him I find my Self, and in Your Son I | W 335 L 2 (588) |
| I need but accept my Self, my sinlessness, created for me | W 337 L 1 (590) |
| that Christ is but my Self. --- Manuscript | W 353 L 1 (608) |
| but Yours. I have no self except the Christ in me | W 354 L 1 (609) |
| myself is nothing, but my Self is All. | W 358 L 1 (613) |
| for God and for your Self when you retire from the | W 361 L 3 (619) |
| and your brother and your Self. He will continue; now you | W 361 L 4 (619) |
| for God and for your Self, thus making sure that hell | W 361 L 5 (620) |
| does not mean that the self you are trying to protect | M 1 A 3 M(2) |
| it does mean that the self you think is real is | M 1 A 3 M(2) |
| not refer, however, to the self the world speaks of. The | M 5 H 2 M(15) |
| been placed in an illusory self, for only such a self | M 8 A 5 M(24) |
| self, for only such a self can be doubted. This illusion | M 8 A 5 M(24) |
| form of concern with the self to the exclusion of the | M 8 A 6 M(25) |
| him as part of the self, and thus represents a confusion | M 8 A 6 M(25) |
| sanctified and redeemed, becomes the Self Who is the Son of | M 13 A 1 M(32) |
| you hate and fear your Self as enemy. | M 20 A 4 M(49) |
| the brotherless illusion and the self that seemed alone in all | U 3 A 8 U(5) |
| that appeared to hold his self from Self, as all illusions | U 6 A 2 U(10) |
| to hold his self from Self, as all illusions do. Yet | U 6 A 2 U(10) |
| Christ Mind. He represents your Self and your Creator, Who are | U 7 A 4 U(12) |
| deceived when you perceive your self entrapped in needs you do | U 7 A 4 U(12) |
| to learn is that this self, which can attack and be | P 2 A 3 P(2) |
| regards it as himself. This self he sees as being acted | P 2 A 3 P(2) |
| changes the view of the self. At best this new self | P 3 A 1 P(3) |
| self. At best this new self is a more beneficent self-concept | P 3 A 1 P(3) |
| and the finite limitless. The self he sees is his god | P 3 A 3 P(3) |
| ego would impose upon the self. Only by doing this can | P 3 C 8 P(7) |
| of a view of the self as weak, vulnerable, evil and | P 3 E 6 P(10) |
| if such were really the self, defense would be impossible. Therefore | P 3 E 6 P(10) |
| all limits perceived in the self, at the same time making | P 3 E 6 P(10) |
| by an inflated sense of self that holds in darkness what | P 3 F 1 P(12) |
| other way to seek your Self. Holy is healing, for the | P 3 F 8 P(13) |
| omniscient, nor is the tiny self of one alone against the | P 3 H 5 P(17) |
| of God. Its selflessness is Self, and this it sees in | S 1 F 2 S(11) |
| prayed for separation from your Self. Christ is for all because | S 2 C 7 S(17) |
| son, without whom would his self be incomplete, whose immortality completes | G 5 A 2 G(13) |