| STOPPED.....................3 | |
| home as he perceived it, stopped him from benefiting from the | T 3 A 19 T(124)123 |
| them. Your mind cannot be stopped in this unless you choose | W 44 L 7 W(76) |
| begins again which had been stopped only an instant, though it | U 8 A 5 U(13) |
| STOPPING....................1 | |
| granite block of sin, and stopping at the outside FORM of | T 22 D 5 T(806)626 |
| STOPS.......................6 | |
| all right, but the explanation stops too soon. If iron is | T 1 B 22e T(7)-7- |
| Yet how can sight which stops at nothingness, as if it | T 22 D 6 T(806)626 |
| 26 D 5. Salvation stops just short of Heaven, for | T 26 D 5 T(908)727 |
| quietly into the mind that stops an instant, and is still | T 28 B 9 T(970)796 |
| question its effects. Learning which stops with what the world would | W 184 L 7 W(399) |
| what the world would teach stops short of meaning. In its | W 184 L 7 W(399) |
| STORAGE.....................2 | |
| if the solution of the storage problem had been left to | T 3 A 27 T(126)125 |
| to solve them yourselves. A storage problem is hardly more difficult | T 3 A 27 T(126)125 |
| STORE.......................6 | |
| pain to fill your meager store, and make your lives complete | T 19 F 10 T(714)538 |
| another treasure in your growing store. And all of it is | W 96 L 12 W(191) |
| which have been held in store for us since time began | W 122 L 12 W(246) |
| L 10. Behold the store of miracles set out for | W 159 L 10 W(346) |
| by your giving is your store increased. W 187 L | W 187 L 3 W(410) |
| my forgiven brothers fill my store with Heavens treasures, which | W 344 L 1 W(598) |
| STORED......................2 | |
| alive, the present dead, are stored within it, waiting your command | T 28 B 3 T(968)794 |
| a shining pebble, and who stored away a heap of snow | T 28 D 6 T(977)- 803 |
| STOREHOUSE..................6 | |
| shown to you. An empty storehouse, with an open door, holds | T 28 C 4 T(973)- 799 |
| you would keep within the storehouse of the world. The door | T 28 D 6 T(977)- 803 |
| never WAS. And, in your storehouse, it will make a place | T 28 D 7 T(977)- 803 |
| them now by opening the storehouse of your mind where they | W 159 L 2 W(344) |
| 9. Take from His storehouse, that its treasures may increase | W 159 L 9 W(346) |
| in the text to the storehouse of treasures laid up equally | M 7 A 2 M(22) |
| STORES......................1 | |
| and separately. There are no stores where people buy an endless | T 12 G 1 T(505)332 |
| STORM.......................3 | |
| finding a haven in the storm of guilt. It makes NO | T 16 E 3 T(611)438 |
| attempt to RISE ABOVE the storm, into the sunlight. On the | T 16 E 3 T(611)438 |
| the quiet center of the storm, than all its raging activity | T 18 H 10 T(684) 631c |
| STORMS......................2 | |
| thought will carry you through storms and strife, past misery and | W 109 L 3 W(222) |
| we are in truth. No storms can come into the hallowed | W 244 L 2 W(488) |
| STORY.......................10 | |
| of covariance. Its a funny story to others, because they see | T 1 B 37y T(34)34 |
| B 37ab. Remember the story about the artist who kept | T 1 B 37ab T(35)35 |
| B 13. 3. The story about Hinda. This was an | T 2 B 13 T(75)75 |
| fear of a PERSON. (HS story refers to a very young | T 2 B 13 T(75)75 |
| their joy. Listen to the story of the prodigal son, and | T 8 F 4 T(360)C 187 |
| every dream, which tells the story of how it was made | T 27 I 1 T(962)788 |
| him up? Hear, then, your story in the dream you made | T 29 J 1 T(1012)826 |
| So is the story ended. Let this day bring | W 153 L 14 W(327) |
| from the dark dreams this story has evoked in his confused | W 153 L 14 W(327) |
| in you. Remember the sorrowful story of the world, and the | P 4 C 8 P(27) |
| STRAGGLING..................1 | |
| across a weary land a straggling road in Spain Up which | T 4 A 8 T(187)?23 |
| STRAIGHT....................19 | |
| couldnt get the point straight.) T 1 B 22j | T 1 B 22i T(7)-7- |
| are inappropriately exposed to a straight and undiluted miracle, they may | T 2 C 9 T(91)90 |
| to set the mind ITSELF straight, a circular process which would | T 2 E 18 T(104)103 |
| has denied. The ego looks straight at the Father and does | T 10 F 17 T(438)265 |
| the journey to peace. Look straight at every image that rises | T 11 C 12 T(457)- 284 |
| that points to this points straight to Heaven, and to the | T 14 B 7 T(542)- 369 |
| the necessary process of looking straight at ALL the interference, and | T 15 I 9 T(591)- 418 |
| you. And will lead you straight to Him, where YOUR completion | T 16 E 9 T(614)441 |
| And then TOGETHER we go straight to God, in joyous answer | T 16 E 12 T(615)442 |
| BY Timelessness, you are directed straight to the heart of knowledge | T 16 E 13 T(615)442 |
| and it will carry you straight to illusions. Be tempted not | T 17 H 4 T(655)482 |
| tried to hide from Heaven, straight into Heaven. No part of | T 18 I 11 T(688)512 |
| earlier statement that faithlessness leads straight to illusions. For faithlessness IS | T 19 B 2 T(695)519 |
| will go before you, making straight your path, and leaving in | T 20 E 9 T(747)570 |
| For now, if you go straight ahead, the way you were | T 22 E 1 T(808)808a |
| than you. Let us look straight at how this error came | T 22 G 11 T(817)636 |
| fear forever. And to go straight on, and quickly reach the | T 30 F 7 T(1032)846 |
| ahead nor backwards. We look straight into the present. And we | W 181 L 10 W(390) |
| Heaven, and the path is straight. Only if you attempt to | W 200 L 9 W(451) |
| STRAIGHTEN..................3 | |
| source of joy. Help her straighten out her past errors by | T 1 B 41ab T(50)50 |
| provoke attack, unless you quickly straighten out your mind to WANT | T 30 B 3 T(1017) 831 |
| is my will to have. Straighten my mind, my Father. It | W 347 L 1 W(601) |
| STRAIGHTENED................1 | |
| you must get your perceptions straightened out before you can KNOW | T 3 E 2 T(147)146 |
| STRAIGHTENING...............2 | |
| because it INDUCES rather than straightening out the basic level-confusion which | T 1 B 37af T(36)36 |
| or teacher can help in straightening out twisted perceptions, which is | T 3 G 26 T(165)164 |
| STRAIN......................36 | |
| both. Note: Tax also means strain. (One definition for miracles is | T 1 B 23 T(9)-9- |
| thus have saved himself unnecessary strain. He burned himself out with | T 1 B 30g T(18)18 |
| is always a sign of strain, which arises whenever the WILL | T 2 D 10 T(98)97 |
| consistent behavior, but entails great strain WITHIN the self. | T 2 D 10 T(98)97 |
| to do. There is NO strain in doing Gods will | T 2 D 14 T(99)98 |
| it wills, thus producing inevitable strain, because willing and doing become | T 2 D 15 T(99)98 |
| afraid you were under some strain in doing so. This was | T 3 A 16 T(123)122 |
| YOU were still suffering from strain (see above), and got quite | T 3 A 20 T(124)123 |
| entailed either mental or physical strain for him, and no need | T 3 A 31 T(127)126 |
| he worked under very great strain, which is ALWAYS a sign | T 3 C 28 T(139)138 |
| free him to communicate without strain. It is noticeable throughout his | T 3 C 29 T(140)139 |
| 3 H 7. The strain of constant judgment is virtually | T 3 H 7 T(176)C 3 |
| help, placing you under the strain of divided will. You withdraw | T 4 I 4 T(232)C 59 |
| united. It is totally without strain, because nothing discordant EVER enters | T 7 C 11 T(309)C 136 |
| Everything he does becomes a strain, because he was not created | T 7 L 2 T(344)C 171 |
| which he will not experience strain, because that is where he | T 7 L 2 T(344)C 171 |
| perceive with Him involves no strain at all. HIS perceptions are | T 10 G 3 T(439)266 |
| And ALL your sense of strain comes from your attempts NOT | T 11 B 4 T(450) 277 - |
| what THEY will, without effort, strain, or the impossible burden of | T 13 H 10 T(532)- 359 |
| no longer BE withheld. The strain of REFUSING faith to truth | T 17 I 3 T(657)484 |
| truth with faith entails no strain at all. | T 17 I 3 T(657)484 |
| call of your Redeemer, the strain of NOT responding to His | T 17 I 4 T(658)485 |
| is not so. Before, the strain was there, but you attributed | T 17 I 4 T(658)485 |
| was nothing but the intolerable strain of your refusal to give | T 17 I 4 T(658)485 |
| unheard before ITS mightiness. You strain your ears to hear ITS | T 24 C 4 T(843)662 |
| NO sacrifice is asked, NO strain called forth, and all the | T 24 G 12 T(858)677 |
| one to another, with no strain at all. This CANNOT be | T 31 A 2 T(1042)856 |
| area or you will introduce strain. Merely glance easily and fairly | W 2 L 1 W(4) |
| you experience a sense of strain. --- Manuscript | W 12 L 6 W(21) |
| find them relatively effortless. If strain is experienced, three will be | W 16 L 7 W(29) |
| occurs to you. Do not strain to think up specific things | W 35 L 8 W(58) |
| on than it is to strain in order to find suitable | W 42 L 6 W(71) |
| little or no sense of strain. The form of exercise we | W 44 L 4 W(75) |
| remove all sense of weakness, strain and fatigue from your mind | W 62 L 3 W(114) |
| attention before, but do not strain or make undue effort in | W 65 L 6 W(120) |
| rest, alert but with no strain, and let your mind in | W 132 L 15 W(276) |