| SICKEN......................1 | |
| fear as bodies change and sicken. For they sense the heavy | S 3 B 2 S(20) |
| SICKENED....................2 | |
| by a solid wall of sickened flesh which it can not | W 137 L 2 (296) |
| bring His light into a sickened world which fear has drained | G 1 A 7 G(3) |
| SICKENING...................2 | |
| time and growing hopelessness; of sickening despair and fear of death | M 11 A 6 M(30) |
| and terror, merciless decay and sickening contortions, with despair always in | G 3 A 2 G(6) |
| SICKENS.....................1 | |
| would abide in it. It sickens at the bidding of the | T 31 C 4 (845) |
| SICKER......................1 | |
| those who seem to be sicker than others, and the body | M 9 A 6 M(27) |
| SICKLY......................10 | |
| and made by YOU. This sickly picture of yourself is carefully | T 20 D 5 (554) |
| the small, the weak, the sickly and the dying, those in | W 92 L 3 (177) |
| be healed of all the sickly wishes that it tried to | W 136 L 16 (294) |
| are more potent than their sickly opposites. Healing is strength. For | W 137 L 8 (297) |
| sick arise, healed of their sickly thoughts. The blind can see | W 182 L 3 (391) |
| a hospital for pain, a sickly place where living things must | W 190 L 6 (420) |
| creation, and distort it into sickly forms. Let me be willing | W 514 L 1 (514) |
| before the altar where its sickly followers prepare its feast of | W 330 W12 4 (583) |
| stardust brushing lightly past all sickly dreams. Healing is done, for | P 3 H 8 P(18) |
| trifling gifts made out of sickly fear and evil dreams of | G 4 A 9 G(12) |
| SICKNESS....................192 | |
| heals at ALL levels, because sickness comes from confusing the levels | T 1 B 23a (3) |
| the dead because he made sickness and death himself, and can | T 1 B 24 (4) |
| healed. Your vigilance AGAINST this sickness IS the way to heal | T 6 H 12 (153) |
| obscure to BOTH of you. Sickness and separation are not of | T 7 B 6 (156) |
| LEARNED. If you teach both sickness AND healing you are both | T 7 F 2 (165) |
| which is a lesson in SICKNESS. Learning is constant, and so | T 7 F 9 (167) |
| concept of both health AND sickness possible. The ego makes a | T 8 H 3 (208) |
| has a real INVESTMENT in sickness. If you are sick, how | T 8 H 4 (209) |
| obvious ATTACK which underlies the sickness. If you accepted THIS and | T 8 H 4 (209) |
| It is hard to perceive sickness AS a false witness, because | T 8 H 5 (209) |
| did, you would not consider sickness such a strong witness on | T 8 H 5 (209) |
| COULD not make sense because sickness is not what the body | T 8 H 6 (209) |
| what the body is FOR. Sickness is meaningful only if the | T 8 H 6 (209) |
| a body. Without these premises, sickness is completely inconceivable. T | T 8 H 6 (209) |
| T 8 H 7 Sickness is a way of demonstrating | T 8 H 7 (209) |
| tell you how you feel. Sickness is merely another example of | T 8 H 8 (210) |
| the ego tempts you to sickness, do not ask the Holy | T 8 I 1 (211) |
| the mind. ALL forms of sickness, even unto death, are physical | T 8 I 3 (211) |
| MISUSED it on behalf of sickness. Sleep is no more a | T 8 I 4 (212) |
| taught that one form of sickness is more serious than another | T 8 I 5 (212) |
| one mind, and that IS sickness. Yet sickness is not of | T 8 I 9 (213) |
| and that IS sickness. Yet sickness is not of the body | T 8 I 9 (213) |
| the Sons of God in sickness. T 9 I 8 | T 9 I 7 (242) |
| have them released from their sickness and returned to His Mind | T 9 I 8 (242) |
| Do not side with sickness in the presence of a | T 9 I 10 (243) |
| power and NEVER usurps it. Sickness is idolatry because it is | T 9 I 10 (243) |
| the denial of illusion, and sickness IS an illusion. Yet every | T 9 I 13 (244) |
| You MADE the god of sickness, and BY making him, you | T 9 I 15 (244) |
| give up the god of sickness for your brothers; in fact | T 9 I 17 (245) |
| the irreconcilable cannot BE reconciled. Sickness and perfection ARE irreconcilable. If | T 9 J 1 (245) |
| war with the god of sickness you made, but YOU are | T 9 J 1 (245) |
| by weakening his BELIEF in sickness, which he does NOT share | T 9 J 7 (247) |
| rituals of the god of sickness are strange and very demanding | T 9 K 1 (248) |
| s religion. The god of sickness obviously demands the denial of | T 9 K 3 (248) |
| you made, for only in sickness could you possibly WANT them | T 9 K 3 (248) |
| T 9 K 4 Sickness and death entered the mind | T 9 K 4 (248) |
| look to the god of sickness for healing but only to | T 9 K 8 (249) |
| This belief is your whole sickness and your whole fear. Every | T 10 B 12 (255) |
| whole fear. Every symptom of sickness and fear arises here because | T 10 B 12 (255) |
| 10 C 1 If sickness is separation, the will to | T 10 C 1 (256) |
| real world there is no sickness, for there is no separation | T 10 H 14 (277) |
| C 6 Perceive in sickness but another call for love | T 11 C 6 (284) |
| cannot offer himself. Whatever the sickness, there is but ONE remedy | T 11 C 6 (284) |
| whole, for to perceive in sickness the appeal for health is | T 11 C 6 (284) |
| look on death and suffering, sickness and despair, and see it | T 16 G 9 (446) |
| produced was sorrow and depression, sickness and pain, darkness and dim | T 17 I 4 (479) |
| no healing. Its health or sickness depends entirely on how the | T 19 B 1 (512) |
| gave healing not APART from sickness, nor established remedy where sickness | T 19 B 5 (513) |
| sickness, nor established remedy where sickness cannot be. They are TOGETHER | T 19 B 5 (513) |
| this world sees them, - sickness and death and misery and | T 20 E 1 (557) |
| carry only guilt and suffering, sickness and death, to their believers | T 22 C 3 (610) |
| possible it MUST occur. All sickness comes from separation. When the | T 26 H 1 (715) |
| and been replaced by sanity. Sickness and sin are seen as | T 26 H 1 (715) |
| answer to the world of sickness, which applies to ALL its | T 26 H 3 (715) |
| your hand I die. For sickness is the witness to his | T 27 B 2 (730) |
| T 27 B 3 Sickness is but a little death | T 27 B 3 (730) |
| which sin is justified, is sickness in whatever form it takes | T 27 B 5 (731) |
| they hold him bound. And sickness is desired to prevent a | T 27 C 9 (735) |
| reason with an argument for sickness such as this? And need | T 27 C 9 (735) |
| is given its effects. For sickness is a meaningless attempt to | T 28 C 2 (766) |
| C 3 Always in sickness does the Son of God | T 28 C 3 (766) |
| they show the mind MADE sickness, and employed the body to | T 28 C 11 (769) |
| taking back the consequence of sickness to its cause. The body | T 28 C 12 (769) |
| part YOU play in making sickness real, the other mind cannot | T 28 D 2 (770) |
| mind prevents the CAUSE of sickness and perceived effects. Healing is | T 28 D 2 (770) |
| of minds which join, as sickness comes from minds which separate | T 28 D 2 (770) |
| not seen the cause of sickness where it is, and you | T 28 D 3 (770) |
| gap between you, where the sickness has been bred. Thus are | T 28 D 3 (770) |
| Thus are you JOINED in sickness, to preserve the little gap | T 28 D 3 (770) |
| the little gap unhealed, where sickness is kept carefully protected, cherished | T 28 D 3 (770) |
| to give a cause to sickness which is NOT its cause | T 28 D 4 (771) |
| is all the cause that sickness has. For it was made | T 28 D 4 (771) |
| Where are the grounds for sickness when the minds have joined | T 28 D 5 (771) |
| them, where the seeds of sickness seemed to grow? T | T 28 D 5 (771) |
| the miracle. The seeds of sickness and the shame of guilt | T 28 D 6 (771) |
| join your brother there. And sickness --- Manuscript | T 28 D 8 (771) |
| to someones dream of sickness and of death. It means | T 28 E 1 (773) |
| of all the seeds of sickness and of sin. And here | T 28 E 8 (775) |
| to have the benefits of sickness when he has received the | T 28 E 10 (775) |
| the gap? The seeds of sickness come from the belief that | T 28 E 10 (775) |
| healing where the seeds of sickness were. And there will be | T 28 E 10 (775) |
| What is a sense of sickness but a sense of limitation | T 28 F 1 (776) |
| evil, in. And thus is sickness separating off the self from | T 28 F 1 (776) |
| consciousness is every pledge to sickness. Yet it is a promise | T 28 G 4 (780) |
| T 28 G 5 Sickness is anger taken out upon | T 28 G 5 (780) |
| is made. No forms of sickness are immune, because the choice | T 28 H 4 (782) |
| of form. The choice of sickness SEEMS to be a form | T 28 H 4 (782) |
| to faithlessness. Yet faithlessness IS sickness. It is like the house | T 28 H 5 (782) |
| are free of pain and sickness, misery and loss, and all | T 29 C 3 (787) |
| to change with time, with sickness or with health, and with | T 29 C 7 (788) |
| T 29 C 8 Sickness is a demand the body | T 29 C 8 (789) |
| this lies the idea of sickness. For it asks that God | T 29 C 8 (789) |
| s nothingness releases yours from sickness and from death. For what | T 29 C 10 (789) |
| there are some forms of sickness and of joylessness forgiveness cannot | T 30 G 6 (828) |
| can heal ALL forms of sickness, or --- | T 30 G 7 (828) |
| cannot be some forms of sickness which the miracle must lack | T 30 G 7 (829) |
| dogs of hate and evil, sickness and attack; of pain and | T 31 C 5 (845) |
| see. What you behold as sickness and as pain, as weakness | T 31 H 6 (864) |
| have put the remedy for sickness where it cannot help. That | W 70 L 3 (131) |
| to separate healing from the sickness for which it was intended | W 70 L 4 (131) |
| intended, and thus keep the sickness. Your purpose was to ensure | W 70 L 4 (131) |
| is sick and looks on sickness, which is like itself. Truth | W 92 L 5 (178) |
| truth, health cannot turn to sickness, nor can death be substitute | W 110 L 3 (225) |
| let go all thoughts of sickness, and the dead arise when | W 132 L 8 (274) |
| 9, 1970 Lesson 136. Sickness is a defense against the | W 136 L 0 (291) |
| unless he understands what purpose sickness seems to serve. For then | W 136 L 1 (291) |
| to disappear. 2. Sickness is not an accident. Like | W 136 L 2 (291) |
| is real. 7. Sickness is a decision. It is | W 136 L 7 (292) |
| How do you think that sickness can succeed in shielding you | W 136 L 7 (292) |
| think you die, or suffer sickness or distort the truth in | W 136 L 11 (293) |
| as it has always been: Sickness is a defense against the | W 136 L 15 (294) |
| will be no dark corners sickness can conceal and keep defended | W 136 L 16 (294) |
| healed because the source of sickness has been opened to relief | W 136 L 17 (294) |
| to make it well, for sickness has become impossible. | W 136 L 18 (294) |
| mistook my body for myself. Sickness is a defense against the | W 136 L 19 (295) |
| s ideas which dwell on sickness and on separate states. Sickness | W 137 L 1 (296) |
| sickness and on separate states. Sickness is a retreat from others | W 137 L 1 (296) |
| and alone. 2. Sickness is isolation. For it seems | W 137 L 2 (296) |
| world obeys the laws that sickness serves, but healing operates apart | W 137 L 2 (296) |
| anyone be healed alone. In sickness must he be apart and | W 137 L 3 (296) |
| parts intact and unassailed. In sickness does his Self appear to | W 137 L 3 (296) |
| Oneness of Gods Son. Sickness would prove that lies must | W 137 L 3 (296) |
| 4. The separation sickness would impose has never really | W 137 L 4 (296) |
| the truth, must demonstrate that sickness is not real. | W 137 L 4 (296) |
| cancels out the dream of sickness in the name of truth | W 137 L 5 (297) |
| must replace the fantasies of sickness which you hold before the | W 137 L 7 (297) |
| before the simple truth. When sickness has been seen to disappear | W 137 L 7 (297) |
| the ones which hold that sickness is inevitable are more potent | W 137 L 8 (297) |
| healing with the world, That sickness may be banished from the | W 137 L 14 (299) |
| for illusion. One belief in sickness takes another form, and so | W 140 L 1 (307) |
| with certainty, and cures all sickness. For the mind which understands | W 140 L 4 (307) |
| the mind which understands that sickness can be nothing but a | W 140 L 4 (307) |
| forms the dream may take. Sickness where guilt is absent cannot | W 140 L 4 (307) |
| the guilt that makes the sickness possible. And that is cure | W 140 L 4 (307) |
| that is cure indeed. For sickness now is gone, with nothing | W 140 L 4 (307) |
| not, and nowhere sin and sickness can abide. This is the | W 140 L 6 (308) |
| to cure what cannot suffer sickness. Healing must be sought but | W 140 L 7 (308) |
| minds about the source of sickness, for we seek a cure | W 140 L 8 (308) |
| attacked. 2. 136) Sickness is a defense against the | W 148 RIV 2 (315) |
| of joy? Can fear and sickness enter in a mind where | W 152 L 2 (321) |
| urgent need. There is no sickness not already healed. No lack | W 159 L 6 (345) |
| at pain and loss, at sickness and at grief, at poverty | W 187 L 6 (411) |
| Yet all we find is sickness, suffering, and loss and death | W 328 L 1 (580) |
| Lesson 356. Sickness is but another name for | W 356 L 0 (611) |
| of what the illusion of sickness is for. Healing is impossible | M 6 A 1 M(18) |
| B. The perceived purpose of sickness M 6 | M 6 B 0 M(18) |
| something of greater worth. For sickness is an election; a decision | M 6 B 1 M(18) |
| threat and health as danger. Sickness is a method, conceived in | M 6 B 1 M(18) |
| to which the valuelessness of sickness is recognized. One need but | M 6 C 1 M(19) |
| not of the body. If sickness is but a faulty problem-solving | M 6 C 1 M(19) |
| 2 The acceptance of sickness as a decision of the | M 6 C 2 M(19) |
| There is no form of sickness that would not be cured | M 6 C 2 M(19) |
| simply this; the recognition that sickness is of the mind, and | M 6 C 3 M(19) |
| the release from guilt and sickness both, for they are one | M 6 C 3 M(20) |
| God. What do guilt and sickness, pain, disaster and all suffering | M 6 C 4 M(20) |
| not realize they have chosen sickness. On the contrary, they believe | M 6 D 1 M(20) |
| the contrary, they believe that sickness has chosen them. Nor are | M 6 D 1 M(20) |
| offer you. Would you choose sickness in place of this? | M 6 D 2 M(21) |
| God consider the forms of sickness in which their brother believes | M 6 D 3 M(21) |
| what if the patient uses sickness as a way of life | M 7 A 1 M(22) |
| in healing merely because all sickness is illusion. Is it harder | M 9 A 5 M(26) |
| distinctions. The one answer to sickness of any kind is healing | M 9 A 6 M(27) |
| either in going or remaining. Sickness is now impossible to him | M 13 A 5 M(33) |
| A 6 Oneness and sickness cannot co-exist. Gods teachers | M 13 A 6 M(33) |
| and what remains to make sickness possible? Accept His Word and | M 23 A 1 M(53) |
| 23 A 4 Certainly sickness does not appear to be | M 23 A 4 M(54) |
| to all specific forms of sickness, both in the individuals | M 23 A 4 M(54) |
| Who he is. Anothers sickness thus becomes his own. In | M 23 A 5 M(55) |
| individuals of all forms of sickness. Not to believe this is | M 23 A 6 M(55) |
| altar. There at last are sickness and its single remedy joined | U 5 A 6 U(8) |
| too advanced to believe in sickness and too near to God | P 3 D 4 P(8) |
| is real has been made. Sickness and death and misery now | P 3 E 3 P(9) |
| be there? And how could sickness cure? Are not these both | P 3 E 4 P(10) |
| P 3 E 8 Sickness is insanity because all sickness | P 3 E 8 P(11) |
| Sickness is insanity because all sickness is mental illness, and in | P 3 E 8 P(11) |
| of the illusions by which sickness is perceived as real is | P 3 E 8 P(11) |
| What is the need for sickness then? Given this single shift | P 3 E 11 P(11) |
| to share our dream of sickness. Let us help him to | P 3 F 7 P(13) |
| not endure. Here is all sickness cherished, but without the recognition | P 3 G 4 P(14) |
| P 3 G 5 Sickness takes many forms, and so | P 3 G 5 P(15) |
| study of the form a sickness takes will point quite clearly | P 3 G 5 P(15) |
| can possibly give rise to sickness of any kind. P | P 3 G 5 P(15) |
| His vision heals perception and sickness disappears. Nor will it return | P 3 H 3 P(16) |
| B. The Cause of Sickness S 3 | S 3 B 0 S(20) |
| for cause, nor think that sickness is apart and separate from | S 3 B 1 S(20) |
| face of Christ, among which sickness should be seen as one | S 3 B 3 S(20) |
| nicer one; a dream of sickness for a dream of health | S 3 C 2 S(21) |
| give way to fear, so sickness will be apt to strike | S 3 C 2 S(21) |
| a form of pain and sickness. But the cause remains, and | S 3 C 2 S(21) |
| from where the source of sickness is, for never thus can | S 3 D 4 S(24) |
| S(25) God. Sickness and separation must be healed | S 3 D 5 S(25) |
| His great destroyer, death. And sickness, suffering and grievous loss become | S 3 E 5 S(26) |