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| state. It can thus be utilized to RESTORE, rather than to | T 2 B 15 (25) |
| separated, it has not been utilized for anything but an attempt | T 3 G 5 (61) |
| so far as it is utilized to ESTABLISH separateness rather than | T 4 H 2 (96) |
| you awaken joyously have you utilized sleep according to the Holy | T 8 I 4 (212) |
| of how perception can be utilized to substitute illusions for truth | T 18 C 2 (484) |
| More than five can be utilized, if you find the exercises | W 32 L 4 (53) |
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| dissociating. Having done this, it utilizes repression against all truly natural | T 4 G 7 (94) |
| the ego utilizes projection, but since their goals | T 6 C 4 (135) |
| of the laws of God, utilizes the power of the mind | T 7 I 3 (178) |
| it dwells in eternity, and utilizes no perception at all. It | T 13 A 1 (335) |
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| does not try to substitute utopian ideas for satisfactions which the | W 133 L 2 (277) |
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UTTER.......................3
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| of unreality, and results in utter confusion. Your own thinking has | T 7 G 2 (169) |
| because it IS unbelievable. The utter meaninglessness of all perception that | T 7 I 8 (180) |
| You will never realize the utter uselessness of attack EXCEPT by | T 11 F 3 (293) |
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| sure that you recognize how utterly impossible this assumption really is | T 3 C 6 (49) |
| in the usual sense becomes utterly meaningless. Essentially, a prayer for | T 3 G 6 (61) |
| establish its own existence, are utterly useless. T 4 C | T 4 C 10 (79) |
| all forms of rejection are utterly meaningless. The separation IS the | T 6 B 19 (133) |
| wants to find what would UTTERLY defeat him. Being unable to | T 11 E 3 (290) |
| joining them is incoherent and utterly chaotic. For form is not | T 14 F 9 (379) |
| for one instant have you utterly forgotten the body. It has | T 18 H 2 (500) |
| to you the world will utterly abandon you if you but | T 19 K 7 (542) |
| there can its effects be utterly undone, and without cause. Perception | T 26 H 4 (715) |
| what is given him. How utterly opposed to truth is this | T 31 D 8 (848) |
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| 381) Review V May 11, 1970 | W 170 RV 0 (381) |
| Volume V: Urtext Psychotherapy: Purpose | P 0 0 0 P(1) |
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VACANT......................6
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| the space which sin left vacant do they join as one | T 26 E 2 (708) |
| it occupies be RECOGNIZED as vacant, and the time devoted to | T 27 D 3 (738) |
| For what you leave as vacant God will fill, and where | T 27 D 4 (739) |
| so lately left unoccupied and vacant will not need defense of | T 27 D 6 (739) |
| the space left clean and vacant by the miracle. The seeds | T 28 D 6 (771) |
| left the space between them vacant. And the Father comes to | T 28 E 7 (774) |
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| Will. His Will does not vacillate, being changeless forever. When you | T 8 E 1 (195) |
| IS truth. Truth does not vacillate; it is ALWAYS true. When | T 9 G 7 (237) |
| illusions go. We will not vacillate between the two, but take | W 98 L 1 (194) |
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| said before that the ego vacillates between suspiciousness and viciousness. It | T 9 G 2 (235) |
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| CANNOT occur under conditions of vacillation. Unless a mind is fixed | T 5 I 3 (124) |
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| by fear, guilt, and usually vacillations between anxiety and depression. This | T 2 B 26 (28) |
| distinction is made, however, the vacillations between free and imprisoned will | T 2 F 4 (45) |
| CANNOT be reconciled by your vacillations. Nothing alive is fatherless, for | T 10 A 1 (252) |
| and implies a state where vacillations are impossible. You can desire | T 21 H 10 (600) |
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VACUUM......................1
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| do not operate in a vacuum, and what leads to nothing | T 10 F 2 (265) |
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| attack is merely his own vague recognition of the fact that | T 3 F 10 (59) |
| And now there is a vague unanswered question, not yet explained | T 23 C 11 (634) |
| and better recognized. Somehow, the vague and more obscure seems easier | T 25 G 2 (683) |
| rise to cover it with vague, uncertain forms and changing shapes | T 28 F 7 (778) |
| but conflicting goals, impermanent and vague, uncertain and ambiguous. Who could | W 186 L 10 (408) |
| not yet with understanding. A vague and usually unstable sense of | S 1 C 3 S(6) |
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| 93) ego. Vaguely it senses threat, and being | T 4 G 2 (93) |
| minds because you had grown vaguely aware of the fact that | T 5 D 11 (106) |
| and what it is. And vaguely does the concept of the | T 31 E 14 (854) |
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| because they are indeed in vain. The ego may desire them | T 4 A 2 (70) |
| and they never hold in vain. What you experience when you | T 10 E 2 (262) |
| not that I died in vain. Teach rather that I did | T 10 G 7 (272) |
| CANNOT call on Him in vain. He ALWAYS gives what He | T 14 G 11 (384) |
| behind, and wander not in vain? It is not sacrifice to | T 15 D 9 (395) |
| calls on the whole in vain. No Son of God remains | T 18 I 11 (506) |
| indeed a difference between this vain imagining and vision. The difference | T 20 H 7 (568) |
| all suffering is but a vain imagining, a foolish wish, with | T 27 C 7 (735) |
| left their hold on every vain illusion of the world. And | T 29 F 4 (795) |
| complete and happy. It is vain to worship idols in the | T 29 H 6 (800) |
| idols which but dance to vain desires. Give them not your | T 30 E 5 (821) |
| one is tempted by its vain appeal, for suffering and death | T 30 F 2 (823) |
| ordained I cannot call in vain, and in His certainty I | T 31 H 8 (865) |
| or speak or act in vain. He cannot be alone in | W 54 RI 4 (98) |
| Itself. No-one can ask in vain to share its sight, and | W 92 L 7 (178) |
| conceive of pardon as a vain attempt to look past what | W 134 L 3 (281) |
| the place of war and vain imaginings. There will be no | W 136 L 16 (294) |
| This is the day when vain imaginings part like a curtain | W 164 L 5 (360) |
| not understand he builds in vain. The home he seeks can | W 183 L 3 (394) |
| words acknowledges illusions are in vain, requesting the eternal in the | W 185 L 7 (403) |
| only fail. Forgive yourself for vain imaginings, and seek no longer | W 200 L 3 (449) |
| goals, to senseless journeys, frantic vain pursuits and meaningless endeavors. Now | W 200 L 8 (450) |
| me free from all the vain illusions of the world. Only | W 212 RVI 1 (456) |
| linger in a place of vain desires and of broken dreams | W 226 L 2 (468) |
| obtained, and wasting time in vain imaginings. Today I come to | W 233 L 1 (476) |
| let His Voice appeal in vain, nor turn away from His | W 280 W7 3 (528) |
| Father, I have searched in vain until I heard Your Voice | W 321 L 1 (573) |
| offers me. Illusions must be vain, and dreams are gone even | W 334 L 1 (587) |
| on Him can call in vain. Whatever troubles you, be certain | W 361 L 1 (619) |
| can call on them in vain. Nor is there anyone of | M 27 A 2 M(62) |
| the world fosters in its vain attempts to cling to death | M 28 A 6 M(65) |
| effort can be made in vain. It is not our perfection | P 3 F 7 P(13) |
| without words, or thoughts, or vain desires, unneedful now of anything | S 1 C 8 S(7) |
| strong support it would be vain to try to rise above | S 2 A 1 S(12) |
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| them. And you pursue them vainly in the dream, because you | T 29 H 7 (800) |
| remain in the clouds looking vainly for idols there, when you | W 70 L 8 (133) |
| Gods Son cannot seek vainly, though he try to force | W 131 L 4 (269) |
| to find what it has vainly sought without. For here, and | W 336 L 1 (589) |
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| It is capable of asking valid questions but NOT of perceiving | T 3 F 4 (57) |
| questions but NOT of perceiving valid answers, because these are cognitive | T 3 F 4 (57) |
| can NEVER make his misperceptions valid. His creation is beyond his | T 3 F 5 (58) |
| as ego thinking goes. However, valid behavior is an expression which | T 4 C 14 (80) |
| defense of freedom is perfectly valid. Because it is true it | T 7 C 2 (156) |
| be a logical conclusion; a valid step in ordered thought. The | T 23 C 21 (637) |
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| D 5 You CANNOT validate the invalid. I would suggest | T 3 D 5 (52) |
| 53) to validate what IS true in everything | T 3 D 5 (53) |
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VALIDATION..................1
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| you offer them your own validation of THEIR truth. This is | T 3 D 5 (53) |