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| attack. And therefore incapable of arousing guilt. M 30 A | M 30 A 4 M(69) |
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| perform a miracle, I will arrange both time and space to | T 3 B 1 (47) |
| is to judge, and to arrange BY judgment. Therefore, it is | T 14 F 5 (378) |
| the goal itself will gladly arrange the means for its accomplishment | T 17 F 13 (470) |
| be gone. In dreams, YOU arrange everything. People become what you | T 18 C 3 (484) |
| instant which you do not arrange, thousands will rise to Heaven | T 18 F 3 (493) |
| the Holy Spirit will not arrange for you WITHOUT your effort | T 20 E 8 (559) |
| that we have covered, and arrange them in a way that | T 26 H 1 (715) |
| purpose of this is to arrange your day so that you | W 65 L 4 (119) |
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| Holy Spirits lesson plans arranged in easy steps, that though | T 31 E 9 (852) |
| that these statements are not arranged in any order, and make | W 1 L 3 (3) |
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| making some sort of insane arrangement with the world. He always | T 11 D 6 (288) |
| a solution the egos arrangement is. You project guilt to | T 12 A 2 (312) |
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| is concealed behind a vast array of choices which do not | W 152 L 4 (321) |
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ARREST......................7
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| and even introduce a developmental arrest or even a regression. But | T 1 B 51b (14) |
| ego is a form of arrest, but arrest is merely delay | T 5 H 9 (122) |
| a form of arrest, but arrest is merely delay. It does | T 5 H 9 (122) |
| other minds, and does not ARREST itself in its extension. | T 8 G 12 (206) |
| 8 G 13 The arrest of the minds extension | T 8 G 13 (206) |
| wholeness is extension. Do not arrest your thought in this world | T 8 G 16 (207) |
| without a care that would arrest its progress. Dreams are dreams | G 1 A 3 G(1) |
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| confusion. Learning can hardly be arrested at its own aids with | T 8 G 12 (206) |
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| Your denial of its reality arrests it in time, but NOT | T 10 B 5 (253) |
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ARRIVAL.....................2
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| time has come for its arrival. It will never fail to | W 163 L 3 (356) |
| goal, and of your safe arrival in the end. 5 | W 361 L 4 (620) |
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| obey them - you can arrive at diametrically opposed results. This | T 7 C 2 (156) |
| egos approach, then, must arrive at an impasse, the characteristic | T 9 D 7 (229) |
| the associations by which you arrive at the remembrance may be | T 17 C 3 (457) |
| this wholly meaningless battle, and arrive at the truth about your | W 66 L 3 (121) |
| it will extend, and finally arrive at the one Thought Which | W 108 L 6 (220) |
| go past all reservations, and arrive at full acceptance of the | W 284 L 1 (532) |
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| You are as certain of arriving home as is the pathway | W 361 L 2 (619) |
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ARROGANCE...................41
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| because it is incapable of arrogance. It does not demand because | T 5 D 5 (105) |
| this can ONLY be the arrogance of the ego. Correction is | T 9 B 4 (224) |
| Who does not know of arrogance. The Holy Spirit forgives everything | T 9 B 4 (224) |
| God created you cannot be arrogance because it is the DENIAL | T 9 G 10 (238) |
| it is the DENIAL of arrogance. To accept your littleness IS | T 9 G 10 (238) |
| Him IS to deny yourself. Arrogance is the denial of love | T 9 K 14 (251) |
| love because love SHARES and arrogance WITHHOLDS. As long as both | T 9 K 14 (251) |
| not ascribe the egos arrogance to Him Who wills not | T 10 F 6 (266) |
| Come to it not in arrogance, assuming that you must achieve | T 18 E 2 (490) |
| the ocean. In its amazing arrogance, this tiny sunbeam has decided | T 18 I 3 (503) |
| error, for sin entails an arrogance which the idea of error | T 19 C 2 (517) |
| deceive. Purity is seen as arrogance, and the acceptance of the | T 19 C 4 (517) |
| 3 This is NOT arrogance. It is the Will of | T 19 I 3 (537) |
| Will of his Creator. The arrogance of sin, the pride of | T 19 J 2 (538) |
| wild thought, fierce in its arrogance, and yet so tiny and | T 20 D 8 (555) |
| world. And it is only arrogance that would deny the power | T 22 G 10 (623) |
| himself and his Creator. The arrogance on which the laws of | T 23 C 5 (633) |
| What can it be but arrogance to think your little errors | T 25 J 1 (696) |
| F 4 Only in arrogance could you conceive that YOU | T 31 F 4 (857) |
| a statement of pride, of arrogance, or of self-deception. It does | W 61 L 1 (112) |
| to you. It is only arrogance that would assert this function | W 61 L 2 (112) |
| cannot be for you, and arrogance is always of the ego | W 61 L 2 (112) |
| God. It is only the arrogance of the ego which leads | W 64 L 3 (117) |
| the world you see is arrogance? God made it not. Of | W 152 L 6 (322) |
| over life, all this is arrogance. Humility would see at once | W 152 L 7 (322) |
| We lay aside the arrogance which says that we are | W 152 L 9 (323) |
| and recognized as false. Their arrogance has been perceived, And in | W 152 L 10 (323) |
| be our strength is often arrogance. 2. Whatever your | W 154 L 1 (329) |
| will one day take all arrogance away from every mind. Here | W 186 L 1 (406) |
| and not deny with self-deceiving arrogance that we are worthy. What | W 186 L 2 (406) |
| but this? And what could arrogance deny but this? Today we | W 186 L 3 (406) |
| we are. It is but arrogance that judges otherwise. | W 186 L 4 (406) |
| to do. 6. Arrogance makes an image of yourself | W 186 L 6 (407) |
| a thought from which all arrogance has been removed, and only | W 319 L 1 (570) |
| only truth is left. For arrogance opposes truth. But where there | W 319 L 1 (570) |
| But where there is no arrogance, the truth will come immediately | W 319 L 1 (570) |
| humility of trust, not the arrogance of false certainty. Trust cannot | S 1 A 9 S(3) |
| s Son, and recognize the arrogance of sin. A dream has | S 1 F 2 S(11) |
| so far from love that arrogance could never be dislodged. Who | S 2 C 2 S(15) |
| appear in quite such blatant arrogance. The one who would forgive | S 2 C 3 S(15) |
| help for someone else? In arrogance the answer must be no | S 3 D 4 S(24) |
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| power about yourself is merely arrogant, but that is not the | T 2 E 5 (40) |
| even in this it is arrogant. It attributes to God a | T 5 G 7 (118) |
| Can your grandeur be arrogant when God Himself witnesses to | T 9 G 9 (237) |
| To accept your littleness IS arrogant because it means that you | T 9 G 10 (238) |
| It is impossible to make arrogant preparations for holiness, and NOT | T 18 E 4 (491) |
| of God to this ARE arrogant. But you who would release | T 19 J 2 (538) |
| is natural. It is not arrogant to be as He created | T 26 H 19 (719) |
| him free. But it IS arrogant to lay aside the power | T 26 H 19 (719) |
| And what could be more arrogant than this? 8. | W 152 L 7 (322) |
| ego seeks to prove it arrogant. Only the ego can be | W 152 L 9 (322) |
| Only the ego can be arrogant. But truth is humble in | W 152 L 9 (322) |
| Let us today be neither arrogant nor falsely humble. We have | W 154 L 1 (329) |
| that it is so. The arrogant must cling to words, afraid | W 186 L 5 (407) |
| can do. Do not be arrogant and say you cannot learn | M 15 A 5 M(38) |
| The unhealed healer may be arrogant, selfish, unconcerned, and actually dishonest | P 4 B 3 P(21) |
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ARSENALS....................1
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| Their separate wishes are their arsenals; their fortresses in hate. The | S 1 E 1 S(9) |
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ART.........................2
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| said, healing is both an art and a science. It is | T 7 E 6 (162) |
| a science. It is an art because it depends on inspiration | T 7 E 6 (162) |
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| that time is only an artifact introduced as a learning aid | T 1 B 50a (13) |
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| fear, which would be highly artificial at most, is particularly inappropriate | T 8 J 3 (214) |
| It is not lit with artificial light, and night comes not | T 12 G 1 (330) |
| This heavy-seeming barrier, this artificial floor which looks like rock | T 18 J 7 (508) |
| for you not to make artificial distinctions. Every thought that occurs | W 16 L 4 (28) |
| senseless journeys, mad careers, and artificial values. I accept instead what | W 298 L 1 (547) |
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| wiser one who, by his arts and learning, will succeed. | S 3 D 2 S(24) |