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| the mind that knows this unequivocally knows also that it dwells | T 13 A 1 (335) |
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| It rests on differences; on uneven background and shifting foreground, on | M 9 A 1 M(25) |
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UNEXPECTED..................3
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| much too fearful when the unexpected DOES occur to make constructive | T 3 A 1 (46) |
| forms, some of them quite unexpected. Do not be afraid of | W 15 L 3 (26) |
| And the more unusual and unexpected the power, the greater its | M 26 A 6 M(61) |
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| turn against the self very unexpectedly. This tendency cannot be controlled | T 2 B 25 (27) |
| regard them. Some spring up unexpectedly, just as you think you | W 79 L 5 (157) |
| him. This will usually happen unexpectedly, generally in the form of | S 1 A 5 S(2) |
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| imply about you; on the unfailing companionship which is yours; on | W 41 L 9 (69) |
| you, eternal, changeless and forever unfailing. This is the answer to | W 50 L 4 (88) |
| have called upon the great unfailing Power Who will take this | W 130 L 9 (267) |
| harm in place of the unfailing, all-encompassing and limitless strength of | M 5 E 2 M(13) |
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| enter the teachers mind unfailingly. From there it shines into | M 18 A 3 M(45) |
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UNFAIR......................20
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| that would be injustice, and unfair indeed to all the holiness | T 25 I 11 (694) |
| harder to resolve, and MORE unfair. It is impossible the Holy | T 25 J 3 (696) |
| resolution. To Him, what is unfair must be corrected BECAUSE it | T 25 J 3 (696) |
| be corrected BECAUSE it is unfair. And every error is a | T 25 J 3 (696) |
| Gods Son be more unfair than HE has sought to | T 25 J 7 (698) |
| true, then God would be unfair; sin would be possible, attack | T 26 C 2 (703) |
| Gods Son MUST be unfair, and therefore is not so | T 26 C 4 (704) |
| when you think it is unfair, and not to be allowed | T 26 K 1 (727) |
| When you perceive it as unfair, you think that a response | T 26 K 1 (727) |
| in certain forms to be unfair to you? It means that | T 26 K 2 (727) |
| could some be evaluated as unfair? Some, then, are given meaning | T 26 K 2 (727) |
| of everything perceived to be unfair, and not your just deserts | T 26 K 3 (727) |
| You think your brother is unfair to you because you think | T 26 K 5 (728) |
| think that one must be unfair to make the other innocent | T 26 K 5 (728) |
| what to you has been unfair will come to him in | T 27 A 2 (729) |
| the witnesses that pardon is unfair. They would retain the consequences | T 27 C 2 (733) |
| as something which entails an unfair sacrifice of righteous wrath, a | W 134 L 1 (281) |
| 6 How can this unfair battle be resolved? Its ending | M 18 A 6 M(46) |
| believe this is to be unfair to God, and thus unfaithful | M 23 A 6 M(55) |
| must come. It would be unfair indeed if belief in God | P 3 C 4 P(6) |
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| one, at least, is seen unfairly. Thus is justice not accorded | T 25 J 3 (696) |
| no loser; no one left unfairly treated and deprived, and thus | T 25 J 5 (697) |
| be seen. You cannot BE unfairly treated. The belief you are | T 26 K 3 (727) |
| the temptation to perceive yourself unfairly treated. In this view, you | T 26 K 4 (728) |
| does to you who judge unfairly, and who see as you | T 26 K 6 (728) |
| light, abandoned to the dark, unfairly left without a purpose in | T 26 K 6 (728) |
| The wish to be unfairly treated is a compromise attempt | T 27 A 1 (729) |
| alone. And if you are unfairly treated, he must suffer the | T 27 A 1 (729) |
| suffer pain, to be deprived, unfairly treated or in need of | T 27 B 1 (729) |
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| and would protect from all unfairness you might seek to offer | T 25 I 11 (694) |
| fear that you, in your unfairness, will deprive yourself of what | T 25 I 15 (695) |
| the Holy Spirit could see unfairness as a resolution. To Him | T 25 J 3 (696) |
| you. And from your own unfairness to yourself has He protected | T 26 F 9 (712) |
| T 26 K 3 Unfairness and attack are ONE mistake | T 26 K 3 (727) |
| and from yourself. And each unfairness that the world appears to | T 26 K 5 (728) |
| within, and there has all unfairness been resolved, and been replaced | T 26 K 6 (728) |
| treated, he must suffer the unfairness that you see. You cannot | T 27 A 1 (729) |
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| not tempt you to be unfaithful to your trust. | W 166 L 13 (366) |
| unfair to God, and thus unfaithful to Him. A sick person | M 23 A 6 M(55) |
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| a reasonable response to the unfamiliar, but hardly to something that | T 4 C 3 (76) |
| perhaps, and yet not altogether unfamiliar, like a song whose | T 21 B 6 (575) |
| it possible. Nor is it unfamiliar; we have seen how it | T 23 C 16 (636) |
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| you look without and react unfavorably to what you see, you | T 11 H 14 (302) |
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| with the Holy Spirit remains unfinished. You can indeed be sure | T 19 D 14 (524) |
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| NOW. Why wait til they unfold in time, and fear they | T 26 I 6 (722) |
| His judgment will a world unfold in perfect innocence before your | W 164 L 5 (360) |
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| And so he calls it unforgivable, and makes it sin. How | T 24 D 1 (653) |
| and damned forever, being forever unforgivable. If, then, it IS forgiven | T 25 D 8 (678) |
| justice if some errors are unforgivable, and warrant vengeance in place | T 25 J 6 (697) |
| You do not forgive the unforgivable, nor overlook a real attack | T 30 G 2 (827) |
| further sign that sin is unforgivable, at best to be concealed | W 134 L 5 (282) |
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| it, leaving him alone and unforgiven, and yourself in sin beside | T 24 D 2 (653) |
| as unworthy of forgiveness. The unforgiven HAVE no mercy to bestow | T 25 J 9 (698) |
| where he really is? The unforgiven is a voice that calls | T 26 F 8 (711) |
| space that lies between you, unforgiven still. T 26 I | T 26 I 8 (723) |
| has come to replace the unforgiven world you thought was real | W 75 L 9 (148) |
| are sick, believing they are unforgiven. The hanging-on to guilt, its | P 3 G 1 P(14) |
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| not appear to be but unforgiveness. Yet that is the content | W 193 L 4 (428) |
| learned. And there remains an unforgiveness hiding in the mind which | W 193 L 7 (429) |
| and all dark cornerstones of unforgiveness removed. Otherwise the old thought-system | M 10 A 1 M(27) |
| of God are forms of unforgiveness, and nothing else. This is | P 3 C 3 P(6) |
| is to this that all unforgiveness leads. And without knowledge one | P 3 C 4 P(6) |
| justify attack and thus keep unforgiveness unrecognized for what it is | P 3 G 4 P(14) |
| is so. For when an unforgiveness is not recognized, the form | P 3 G 4 P(14) |
| many forms, and so does unforgiveness. The forms of one but | P 3 G 5 P(15) |
| clearly to the form of unforgiveness that it represents. Yet seeing | P 3 G 5 P(15) |
| that only forgiveness heals an unforgiveness, and only an unforgiveness can | P 3 G 5 P(15) |
| an unforgiveness, and only an unforgiveness can possibly give rise to | P 3 G 5 P(15) |
| The bodys source is unforgiveness of the Son of God | S 3 B 2 S(20) |
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| what always was to your unforgiving mind. Atonement becomes real and | T 13 I 3 (360) |
| complete forgiveness you still stand unforgiving. You are afraid of God | T 19 L 4 (544) |
| It will forever more be unforgiving, for that is what it | T 24 D 4 (654) |
| 6 Yet in each unforgiving act or thought, in every | T 26 F 6 (711) |
| last. 2. The unforgiving mind is full of fear | W 121 L 2 (241) |
| turmoil of the world. The unforgiving mind is sad, without the | W 121 L 2 (241) |
| there. 3. The unforgiving mind is torn with doubt | W 121 L 3 (241) |
| of light. What can the unforgiving mind perceive but its damnation | W 121 L 3 (241) |
| real? 4. The unforgiving mind sees no mistakes, but | W 121 L 4 (241) |
| 5. The unforgiving mind is in despair, without | W 121 L 5 (242) |
| sin. 7. Each unforgiving mind presents you with an | W 121 L 7 (242) |
| you become your own. The unforgiving mind must learn through your | W 121 L 7 (242) |
| 9. The unforgiving mind does not believe that | W 121 L 9 (243) |
| in bringing happiness to every unforgiving mind, with yours among them | W 121 L 13 (243) |
| from those who look with unforgiving eyes upon the world. It | W 122 L 3 (244) |
| are; defenses which protect your unforgiving thoughts from being seen and | W 140 RIV 3 (311) |
| He would not leave an unforgiving thought without correction, nor one | W 193 L 9 (429) |
| reassured. If we accept an unforgiving thought, it will be seen | W 194 L 9 (434) |
| that fails to hide an unforgiving thought. Nor can there be | W 197 L 9 (445) |
| God. 2. An unforgiving thought is one which makes | W 220 W1 2 (462) |
| goal? 3. An unforgiving thought does many things. In | W 220 W1 3 (462) |
| can be anything else. The unforgiving are sick, believing they are | P 3 G 1 P(14) |
| inner sin, and witnesses to unforgiving thoughts that injure and would | S 3 B 1 S(20) |