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| is quite simple, but particularly apt to be overlooked. I will | T 2 D 8 (38) |
| not create himself. He is apt to forget this when he | T 2 E 19 (44) |
| unfortunate because frightened people are apt to be vicious. Sacrificing another | T 3 C 11 (50) |
| The partly innocent are apt to be quite stupid at | T 3 D 3 (52) |
| only because the fearful are apt to perceive fearfully. T | T 6 B 1 (129) |
| We said that this is apt to increase conflict temporarily, and | T 6 G 3 (147) |
| and are, in fact, very apt to confuse the two. The | T 7 K 1 (183) |
| of things which you are apt to hold grievances for. Are | W 72 L 3 (137) |
| of forgive, for it is apt to be distorted and to | W 134 L 1 (281) |
| gain, uncertain in their outcome, apt to fail the hopes they | W 163 L 3 (356) |
| the period of overlap is apt to be one in which | M 5 B 5 M(10) |
| difficult, but because it is apt to be perceived as personally | M 10 A 2 M(28) |
| which comes to mind is apt to be very concrete. Unless | M 22 A 2 M(52) |
| fear, so sickness will be apt to strike again. False healing | S 3 C 2 S(21) |
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ARBITER.....................3
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| because you have become the arbiter of what is possible, and | T 18 E 8 (492) |
| another. He is not an arbiter of vengeance, nor a punisher | T 25 G 1 (683) |
| and times domain, and arbiter appointed for the world. | G 1 A 4 G(2) |
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ARBITRARILY.................2
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| means is that you are arbitrarily endowing something quite beyond your | T 8 J 3 (214) |
| it very dear. Selectively and arbitrarily is every concept of the | M 20 A 3 M(49) |
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ARBITRARY...................4
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| therefore totally chaotic, governed by arbitrary and senseless laws, and without | T 11 D 10 (289) |
| It appears to be quite arbitrary. Yet there is no step | W 158 L 3 (341) |
| be gained, and all the arbitrary names the world bestows can | W 184 L 7 (399) |
| would you choose such an arbitrary basis for decision-making? Wisdom is | M 11 A 4 M(29) |
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ARC.........................1
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| yet somehow familiar, is an arc of golden light that stretches | T 21 B 8 (576) |
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ARCHED......................1
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| self is not your kingdom. Arched high above it and surrounding | T 18 I 7 (504) |
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AREA........................8
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| its insanity. There is no area of your perception that it | T 13 F 4 (350) |
| The real world is the area of choice made real, not | T 26 D 6 (707) |
| farther away from your immediate area, and apply the idea to | W 1 L 2 (2) |
| to include everything in an area or you will introduce strain | W 2 L 1 (4) |
| mind as a vast round area, surrounded by a layer of | W 69 L 4 (128) |
| be standing outside the whole area, and quite apart from it | W 69 L 4 (128) |
| If there is one conflict area which seems particularly difficult to | W 74 L 4 (144) |
| limiting to make a vast area of experience more manageable. But | S 1 A 7 S(3) |
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| it involves the mind in areas of uncertainty. The mind is | T 3 F 7 (58) |
| Spirit has taken very diversified areas of YOUR learning, and has | T 7 D 4 (160) |
| constellation is permanent. The only areas in which part-whole relationships have | T 8 H 2 (208) |
| F 5 There are areas in your learning skills which | T 11 F 5 (294) |
| But you must exclude major areas of fantasy from each other | T 17 F 7 (469) |
| others, are merely indications of areas where means and end are | T 20 H 1 (567) |
| can be generalized to other areas of doubt and double vision | W 108 L 6 (220) |
| meaningless idea, just as special areas of hell in Heaven is | M 23 A 1 M(53) |
| a time excludes some problem areas from it. In some cases | M 23 A 2 M(54) |
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| To this carefully prepared arena, where angry animals seek for | W 72 L 6 (138) |
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ARGUE.......................4
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| it becomes communion. You might argue that fear as well as | T 6 F 9 (145) |
| that you are insane, and argue that grandeur CANNOT be a | T 9 G 4 (236) |
| it be. We will not argue it is something else, we | W 98 L 1 (194) |
| any kind. It does not argue, nor evaluate the errors that | S 2 D 1 S(17) |
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| While it could perhaps be argued that death suggests there WAS | T 12 D 3 (319) |
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| I ask, and everything which argues FOR your doing it. I | T 8 I 9 (213) |
| But it is pride that argues you have come into a | W 132 L 5 (274) |
| illusion with truth. If he argues with his pupil about a | M 19 A 1 M(47) |
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| vulnerability is its own best argument that you CANNOT be of | T 4 F 3 (89) |
| the ego uses as an argument FOR separation into a demonstration | T 6 F 6 (144) |
| of as one. Yet the argument that underlies the defense of | T 7 C 2 (156) |
| This is a particularly appealing argument from the egos point | T 8 H 4 (209) |
| uses this as its best argument for your need for ITS | T 8 H 7 (209) |
| less, to reason with an argument for sickness such as this | T 27 C 9 (735) |
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| voices. You have heard many arguments on behalf of the freedoms | T 7 C 2 (156) |
| will not engage in ceaseless arguments about what it is. We | W 66 L 3 (121) |
| die? Forget the egos arguments which seek to prove all | W 73 L 6 (142) |
| easily be looked upon that arguments which prove it is not | W 188 L 2 (413) |
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| of Him if you hear aright. The Love of God is | T 9 K 7 (249) |
| is YOUR will to learn aright, and nothing can oppose the | T 11 F 10 (295) |
| will not disappear if seen aright. For pain proclaims God cruel | W 190 L 1 (419) |
| back, and guide my feet aright. My brothers all can follow | W 324 L 1 (576) |
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| They are convincing because they arise from conviction. Without conviction they | T 1 B 14 (2) |
| 1 B 44 Miracles arise from a miraculous state of | T 1 B 44 (11) |
| mens minds are engaged arise from the distorted belief that | T 2 B 27 (28) |
| perceives them as if they arise in the unconscious. The ego | T 4 D 3 (82) |
| part of being since they arise from it, but the relationship | T 8 H 2 (208) |
| limitation is where ALL errors arise. The way to undo them | T 9 C 2 (225) |
| OF SEEING, and different worlds arise from their different visions. See | T 12 E 11 (324) |
| God, from which they both arise, is yours as surely as | T 14 G 16 (385) |
| world that seems quite real arise in dreams? Yet think what | T 18 C 1 (484) |
| other, and let not sin arise again to blind your eyes | T 19 D 12 (523) |
| impose. Others will seem to arise from elsewhere; from your brothers | T 19 D 13 (523) |
| All sorts of questions may arise in it, but if the | T 21 F 4 (591) |
| lack of meaning in yourself arise? It is as though you | T 22 B 1 (606) |
| when you feel the need arise to be defensive about anything | T 22 F 6 (620) |
| Where could your peace arise BUT from forgiveness? The Christ | T 24 F 3 (658) |
| world of sin and sacrifice arise. This world is an attempt | T 26 H 13 (718) |
| The dying live, the dead arise, and pain has vanished. Yet | T 27 G 5 (749) |
| EXIST from which the fears arise. Dreams are not wanted more | T 29 E 4 (793) |
| for opposition will not first arise and then become a problem | T 30 B 2 (810) |
| every heart made ready to arise and go with him. For | T 30 F 3 (823) |
| dreams of terror. Fear cannot arise unless attack is justified, and | T 30 G 3 (827) |
| let the follower in you arise, and give away the role | T 31 B 4 (840) |
| self, and greater terror would arise in you. T 31 | T 31 E 8 (852) |
| to particular situations as they arise. Five practice periods are urged | W 21 L 1 (36) |
| slowly, as you watch them arise in your mind, and let | W 34 L 3 (55) |
| or preferably both. If temptations arise, a particularly helpful form of | W 36 L 11 (66) |
| be awake. Can all this arise from holding grievances? Oh yes | W 68 L 2 (126) |
| of which darkness and nothingness arise. The will you share with | W 73 L 1 (141) |
| next one and the next arise. There seems to be no | W 79 L 3 (157) |
| any specific problem that may arise. Say quickly: Let me recognize | W 80 L 6 (161) |
| when specific difficulties seem to arise might be: Let me not | W 81 RII 3 (164) |
| practice periods, by feeling happiness arise in us according to our | W 100 L 6 (201) |
| remembrance of your Father can arise across the threshold of your | W 122 L 3 (244) |
| ancient truths, forever newly born, arise in your awareness. What you | W 122 L 8 (245) |
| you will see another world arise you have no words to | W 122 L 12 (246) |
| of sickness, and the dead arise when you let thoughts of | W 132 L 8 (274) |
| mind as peace and truth arise to take the place of | W 136 L 16 (294) |
| as the real world will arise to take the place of | W 137 L 5 (297) |
| of truth alone as we arise, and spend five minutes practicing | W 152 L 11 (323) |
| And as distraction ceases to arise to turn us from our | W 153 L 15 (327) |
| or future, should such blocks arise, we will transcend them with | W 181 L 6 (389) |
| miracle of grace. The sick arise, healed of their sickly thoughts | W 182 L 3 (391) |
| more, for now we would arise in haste and go unto | W 193 L 10 (430) |
| truth about myself. I will arise in glory, and allow the | W 237 L 1 (480) |
| Identity. And let my sinlessness arise again before Christs vision | W 260 L 1 (505) |
| to new situations as they arise. Because he has valued what | M 5 B 4 M(9) |
| the question of how they arise is irrelevant. The only important | M 26 A 3 M(60) |
| awareness and this memory can arise across the threshold of the | M 27 A 1 M(62) |
| so they were but dreams. Arise with him who showed you | U 6 A 4 U(10) |
| Call. And then let us arise and go in faith along | U 8 A 5 U(13) |
| the song of condemnation must arise. The strange distortions woven inextricably | P 3 G 2 P(14) |
| help to you, as you arise in haste to go at | S 2 D 3 S(18) |
| an earthly frame. Let it arise to Christ, Who welcomes it | S 2 D 7 S(19) |
| Dream now of healing. Then arise and lay all dreaming down | S 3 E 6 S(26) |
| took him from the cross. Arise and let My thanks be | S 3 E 9 S(27) |