| WIN.........................8 | |
| dissociated. Only thus can you win back the knowledge you threw | T 6 D 7 T(283)C 110 |
| is born of nothing cannot WIN reality through battle. Why would | T 23 B 8 T(823)642 |
| offer something that you can win. CAN it be anything that | T 23 E 8 T(837)656 |
| it is DECIDED who shall win and who shall lose; HOW | T 25 J 4 T(898)717 |
| loser. Everyone who plays must win, and in his winning is | W 153 L 12 W(326) |
| hell. Attempt no more to win through losing, nor to die | W 200 L 2 W(449) |
| this, and you can only win. To ask for what you | W 200 L 3 W(449) |
| under this new temptation to win back strength by guile. Many | M 26 A 5 M(61) |
| WIND........................7 | |
| feather dancing insanely in the wind, HAVE no substance. They fuse | T 18 B 5 T(661)488 |
| them go, dancing in the wind, dipping and turning 'til they | T 18 B 5 T(661)488 |
| as nature roaring at the wind in anger, and proclaiming that | T 23 B 4 T(822)641 |
| have will scatter with the wind, and turn to dust. In | T 24 G 1 T(855)674 |
| it as shelter from the wind? The body can be made | T 28 H 3 T(987)813 |
| make fast the bolts. The wind WILL topple it, and rain | T 28 H 5 T(988)814 |
| walk in softness, while the wind sinks to a whisper around | W 156 L 4 W(337) |
| WIND-SWEPT..................1 | |
| blow across his mind like wind-swept leaves that form a patterning | W 186 L 9 W(408) |
| WINDOW......................6 | |
| shut against intrusion, and every window barred against the light. Always | T 24 G 11 T(858)677 |
| on this street, from this window, in this place) means anything | W 1 L 0 W(2) |
| on this street, from this window, in this place) all the | W 2 L 0 W(4) |
| on this street, from this window, in this place). | W 3 L 0 W(5) |
| on this street, from this window, in this place). | W 4 L 0 W(6) |
| chair. My holiness blesses that window. My holiness blesses this body | W 37 L 4 W(60) |
| WINDOWS.....................1 | |
| the door and lock the windows, and make fast the bolts | T 28 H 5 T(988)814 |
| WINDS.......................4 | |
| peace be scattered by the winds of hate. Unless you think | T 25 J 7 T(899)718 |
| 28 H 7. The winds will blow upon it, and | T 28 H 7 T(989)815 |
| the world is torn by winds of hate, your rest remains | W 109 L 4 W(222) |
| it is time alone that winds on wearily, and the world | M 2 A 4 M(4) |
| WING........................1 | |
| blade of grass and feathered wing and all the living things | S 3 E 2 S(25) |
| WINGS.......................14 | |
| by enveloping it in healing wings. LET THIS BE, and do | T 16 B 3 T(603)430 |
| away so quietly, beneath the wings of peace! For it will | T 19 E 5 T(709)533 |
| feather be, before the great wings of truth? Can it oppose | T 19 E 10 T(710)534 |
| soars, for those with little wings have not accepted for THEMSELVES | T 20 E 5 T(746)569 |
| the gentle rustling of the wings of peace. Your own acknowledgment | W 95 L 16 W(188) |
| and now today's idea brings wings to speed you on, and | W 101 L 8 W(204) |
| come it harbors in its wings the gift of perfect constancy | W 107 L 5 W(217) |
| glad, a bird with broken wings begins to sing, a stream | W 109 L 6 W(223) |
| where it can spread its wings in peace, and soar above | W 121 L 2 W(241) |
| it belongs. But free its wings, and it will fly in | W 128 L 6 W(262) |
| as they spread out their wings to keep you safe, and | W 182 L 2 W(391) |
| to fly with the tiny wings of a sparrow when the | M 5 B 2 M(9) |
| A 1. Forgiveness offers wings to prayer, to make its | S 2 A 1 S(12) |
| released, along with you. Your wings are free, and prayer will | S 2 C 8 S(17) |
| WINNING.....................2 | |
| same. Each is a gentle WINNING OVER, from the appeal of | T 19 E 6 T(709)533 |
| must win, and in his winning is the gain to everyone | W 153 L 12 W(326) |
| WINTER......................1 | |
| and sheltered him from bitter winter and the freezing cold. And | T 26 J 6 T(929)755 |
| WINTER'S....................1 | |
| shiver in remembrance of the winter's cold? --- | T 19 E 10 T(710)534 |
| WIPE........................4 | |
| SOURCE of fear. Salvation WOULD wipe out the space you see | T 26 I 2 T(925)751 |
| 301. And God Himself shall wipe away all tears. | W 301 L 0 W(551) |
| alone can heal all sorrow, wipe away all tears, and gently | W 310 W10 4 W(561) |
| In quiet may forgiveness wipe away my dreams of separation | W 336 L 2 W(589) |
| WIPED.......................3 | |
| healed, and every tear is wiped away in laughter and in | T 27 B 4 T(935)761 |
| this world ever held are wiped away forever by this one | W 94 L 1 W(183) |
| would have all tears be wiped away, with none remaining yet | W 193 L 9 W(429) |
| WISDOM......................28 | |
| are your strength, and the Wisdom of God is your help | T 1 B 24b T(13)13 |
| of obedience for his greater wisdom. He is also entitled to | T 1 B 40x T(41)41 |
| than perfect innocence! Innocence is wisdom, because it is unaware of | T 3 C 10 T(134)133 |
| its application that it becomes wisdom. T 3 D 4 | T 3 D 3 T(144)143 |
| you, but there is no wisdom in doing so. In fact | T 3 G 27 T(166)165 |
| be no doubt of the wisdom of this decision, for any | T 4 F 11 T(221)C 48 |
| T 4 G 18. Wisdom always dictates that a therapist | T 4 G 18 T(227)C 54 |
| is as strong as the wisdom of God, | T 5 F 17 T(252)C 79 |
| children, and those who lack wisdom ARE children. But He ALWAYS | T 6 F 5 T(290)C 117 |
| what it IS. Only His wisdom is capable of guiding you | T 13 H 12 T(533)- 360 |
| FOR YOU? Learn of His wisdom and His love, and teach | T 13 H 15 T(535)362 |
| Spirit, ever practical in His wisdom, ACCEPTS your dreams, and uses | T 18 C 7 T(665)492 |
| impossible. Have little faith that wisdom COULD be found in such | T 25 I 2 T(891)710 |
| powerful, but with the little wisdom of the child. What hurts | T 29 J 6 T(1013)827 |
| WRONG. This tiny grain of wisdom will suffice to take you | T 30 B 7 T(1018)832 |
| uses will not fail. The wisdom of your mind will come | W 110 R3 6 W(229) |
| it receives through listening to Wisdom that is not its own | W 135 L 12 W(287) |
| He knows our strengths, our wisdom and our holiness. And if | W 186 L 4 W(406) |
| you have the strength, the wisdom and the holiness to go | W 186 L 6 W(407) |
| follower who questions not the wisdom of the Infinite, nor Love | W 233 L 1 W(476) |
| It is actually confused with wisdom, and substitutes for truth. As | M 11 A 1 M(28) |
| an arbitrary basis for decision-making? Wisdom is not judgment; it is | M 11 A 4 M(29) |
| It is to them that wisdom would appeal. There have been | M 24 A 6 M(57) |
| is not the part of wisdom to add sectarian controversies to | M 25 A 3 M(58) |
| you can be confident that wisdom will be given you when | M 30 A 5 M(69) |
| given everyone a Teacher Whose wisdom and help far exceed whatever | P 2 A 1 P(1) |
| to assume he has such wisdom except in madness. That many | P 3 H 5 P(17) |
| the truth and poor in wisdom, without the god who must | P 3 H 7 P(18) |
| WISE........................15 | |
| that the Scribes were very wise and holy men and are | T 1 B 22j T(7)-7- |
| (HS meeting with Dr. Wise and Dr. Damrosch. Dr. D | T 1 B 30ad T(21)21 |
| this case, one may be wise to utilize a compromise approach | T 2 C 9 T(90)89 |
| Cayce's son has been wise in attempting to deal with | T 3 C 37 T(143)142 |
| to HS. You were both wise and devoted (two words which | T 4 A 1 T(185)C 12 |
| help him, it might be wise to review a number of | T 4 G 3 T(225)C 52 |
| learned to be a loving, wise, and very understanding therapist, except | T 5 F 1 T(247)C 74 |
| ANYONE. This distinction was very wise, though incomplete. Let us make | T 5 F 6 T(248)C 75 |
| 6 F 4. A wise teacher teaches through approach, NOT | T 6 F 4 T(289)C 116 |
| the rest. It is not wise to let yourself become preoccupied | T 30 B 1 T(1016)830 |
| you must. But it is wise to learn the laws you | W 133 L 3 W(277) |
| At the beginning it is wise to think in terms of | M 17 A 3 M(41) |
| to sleep. It is not wise to lie down for it | M 17 A 5 M(41) |
| teacher of God is therefore wise to step away from all | M 25 A 4 M(59) |
| is perhaps more talented and wise. Therefore, he can give healing | S 3 D 2 S(24) |
| WISELY......................1 | |
| that it will use them wisely, being helped in its decisions | W 110 R3 6 W(229) |