| TEMPTATIONS.................7 | |
| Watch your mind for the temptations of the ego, and do | T 4 E 7 (87) |
| face of much LESS extreme temptations to misperceive, and NOT to | T 6 B 6 (130) |
| teaching aid to those whose temptations to --- | T 6 B 12 (131) |
| idea, or preferably both. If temptations arise, a particularly helpful form | W 36 L 11 (66) |
| call to God, and all temptations disappear. Instead of words, we | W 220 INII 11 (461) |
| One of the more difficult temptations to recognize is that to | M 8 A 4 M(24) |
| Yet there will be temptations along the way the teacher | M 17 A 8 M(42) |
| TEMPTED.....................40 | |
| I had not once been tempted to believe in them myself | T 4 B 16 (75) |
| will. You may then be tempted to withdraw to allow your | T 4 I 2 (99) |
| teaching you. When you are tempted by the wrong voice, call | T 5 D 10 (106) |
| His temple. When you are tempted to deny Him, remember that | T 10 D 6 (260) |
| 16 When you are tempted to yield to the desire | T 11 H 16 (303) |
| to do, you may be tempted to wonder how you CAN | T 11 J 6 (308) |
| 14 Whenever you are tempted to undertake a foolish journey | T 12 G 14 (333) |
| 10 Whenever you are tempted to be dispirited by the | T 15 B 10 (389) |
| Remember, then, when you are tempted to attack a brother, that | T 15 B 11 (389) |
| lose sight of it, however tempted you may be to judge | T 16 A 3 (424) |
| you do not understand. Be tempted not in this, and yield | T 16 B 1 (425) |
| you straight to illusions. Be tempted not by what it offers | T 17 H 4 (475) |
| disappear before you now. Be tempted not to snatch away the | T 18 D 4 (488) |
| only YOURS. You are severely tempted to abandon Him at the | T 18 J 4 (508) |
| you would be tempted to agree with the ego | T 19 C 8 (519) |
| 7 When you are tempted to believe that sin is | T 19 D 7 (521) |
| any form. No one is tempted by its vain appeal, for | T 30 F 2 (823) |
| s Son. When he is tempted, he denies reality. And he | T 30 I 4 (835) |
| and afraid when you are tempted by a dream of what | T 30 I 6 (835) |
| says, Release My Son! be tempted not to listen, when you | T 31 G 15 (862) |
| this distinction. You may be tempted to obscure it. | W 9 L 3 (15 |
| anything. You will probably be tempted to dwell more on some | W 21 L 3 (36) |
| from me, if you are tempted to hold anything against anyone | W 69 L 8 (130) |
| this form immediately you are tempted to hold a grievance of | W 73 L 11 (143) |
| Should you be tempted, say to anyone who seems | W 75 L 8 (148) |
| tell yourself, should you be tempted: I will not trade miracles | W 77 L 7 (153) |
| Gods. I am constantly tempted to make up other laws | W 88 RII 5 (171) |
| thoughts again. Should you be tempted to become angry with someone | W 93 L 11 (182) |
| your mind. If you are tempted to believe them true, remember | W 99 L 12 (199) |
| appearances. 14. Be tempted not to let your gifts | W 122 L 14 (246) |
| and say whenever you are tempted to deny the power of | W 132 L 17 (276) |
| you feel that you are tempted to accuse someone of sin | W 134 L 9 (282) |
| may find that you are tempted still to walk ahead of | W 155 L 9 (334) |
| it instantly, should you be tempted to attack a brother and | W 161 L 12 (352) |
| these words when we are tempted to believe that pain is | W 193 L 6 (429) |
| reflection. And if we are tempted to attack, we will appeal | W 194 L 9 (434) |
| 6. When you are tempted, hasten to proclaim your freedom | W 200 RVI 6 (453) |
| of Him as we are tempted to forget our goal. | W 220 INII 3 (459) |
| has succeeded. Should he be tempted to doubt this, he should | M 8 A 2 M(23) |
| 5 Do not be tempted. Do not fall away into | G 3 A 5 G(7) |
| TEMPTING....................2 | |
| selection, which may be particularly tempting in connection with todays | W 29 L 4 (49) |
| abilities which can be curiously tempting. Here are strengths which the | M 26 A 4 M(61) |
| TEMPTS......................5 | |
| its questions. When the ego tempts you to sickness, do not | T 8 I 1 (211) |
| any form of special relationship tempts you to seek for love | T 16 F 12 (442) |
| while a single sin still tempts you to remain in misery | T 22 C 13 (613) |
| honesty. And when an idol tempts you, think of this: There | T 30 F 10 (825) |
| when any situation arises which tempts you to become disturbed. For | W 33 L 3 (54) |
| TEN.........................13 | |
| ones are necessary. Once every ten minutes would be highly desirable | W 40 L 1 (67) |
| happy. At least once devote ten or fifteen minutes to reflecting | W 64 L 7 (118) |
| days to follow, set aside ten to fifteen minutes for a | W 65 L 3 (119) |
| of which should last some ten to fifteen minutes. We will | W 70 L 5 (132) |
| own behalf. We will devote ten minutes in the morning, and | W 121 L 8 (242) |
| morning, and at night another ten, to learning how to give | W 121 L 8 (242) |
| most suitable for silence, give ten minutes set apart from listening | W 125 L 7 (254) |
| 7. Give it ten minutes rest three times today | W 128 L 7 (262) |
| willingness to make this change ten minutes in the morning and | W 129 L 7 (264) |
| 10. We will devote ten minutes to this goal three | W 131 L 10 (271) |
| day with this, and give ten minutes to these thoughts with | W 137 L 14 (299) |
| the only goal we have. Ten would be better; fifteen better | W 153 L 15 (327) |
| so uncertain that they change ten times an hour at their | W 186 L 10 (408) |
| TENABLE.....................2 | |
| is in one sense more tenable than the view that they | T 3 H 8 (65) |
| ANY form of this be tenable? Yet you believe them FOR | T 23 C 18 (637) |
| TEND........................1 | |
| of your purpose frequently, you tend to forget about it for | W 95 L 5 (185) |
| TENDENCIES..................1 | |
| is suffering in consequence. These tendencies are often described as self-destructive | P 2 A 3 P(2) |
| TENDENCY....................13 | |
| the self very unexpectedly. This tendency cannot be controlled EXCEPT by | T 2 B 25 (27) |
| and this fear inhibits the tendency to question at all. | T 3 E 4 (54) |
| WEAKNESS, and explained by a tendency of the self to create | T 3 I 5 (68) |
| crucified. This is a marked tendency of the separated ones, who | T 6 B 3 (129) |
| There has been a marked tendency on the part of many | T 8 I 7 (212) |
| there is a strong tendency to harbor it within. It | T 10 E 4 (263) |
| 2 There is a tendency to fragment, and then to | T 16 C 2 (427) |
| 1 There is a tendency to think the world can | T 31 D 1 (846) |
| as yet to avoid a tendency to become pointlessly preoccupied. Further | W 4 L 4 (7) |
| specifically. Try to avoid the tendency toward self-directed selection, which may | W 29 L 4 (49) |
| world, there is an astonishing tendency to join contradictory words into | P 3 C 2 P(5) |
| 2 There is a tendency, and it is very strong | P 3 G 2 P(14) |
| to decide. There is a tendency to assume that you are | P 4 A 1 P(19) |
| TENDER......................1 | |
| with the gentle smile and tender blessing it offers to its | T 20 G 10 (565) |
| TENDERNESS..................6 | |
| 544) and tenderness. Before complete forgiveness you still | T 19 L 4 (544) |
| on himself with all the tenderness it offers others. For he | T 25 G 1 (683) |
| calls to all with equal tenderness, seeing no leaders and no | T 31 B 7 (841) |
| us, and feel Its all-embracing tenderness, Its Love Which knows us | W 189 L 6 (417) |
| the Infinite, nor Love Whose tenderness I cannot comprehend, but which | W 233 L 1 (476) |
| You smile in love and tenderness so deep and dear and | W 341 L 1 (595) |
| TENDS.......................3 | |
| overlook any little thought which tends to elude the search. This | W 16 L 4 (28) |
| problem as yet unsettled which tends to recur in your thoughts | W 26 L 6 (45) |
| generally been reached, but it tends to be blurred by a | S 1 C 3 S(6) |
| TENET.......................3 | |
| C 4 A major tenet in the egos insane | T 19 C 4 (517) |
| loses but reflects the underlying tenet God must be insane. For | T 25 H 11 (689) |
| form of the more basic tenet, Sin is real, and rules | T 25 H 11 (689) |
| TENS........................2 | |
| thousand years to Them, or tens of thousands? When They come | T 26 J 4 (724) |
| be multiplied a thousand-fold and tens of thousands more. And when | W 97 L 7 (193) |