| DISSOCIATING................5 | |
| maintain the separation EXCEPT by dissociating. Having done this, it utilizes | T 4 G 13 T(227)C 54 |
| as HE saw it WITHOUT dissociating. --- Manuscript | T 5 I 4 T(264)C 91 |
| not think he might be dissociating HIMSELF from his own awareness | T 5 I 17 T(269)C 96 |
| It does this simply by dissociating itself FROM everything. It is | T 8 E 2 T(354)C 181 |
| in others, you MUST be dissociating it in yourself. T | T 9 E 1 T(396) 223 |
| DISSOCIATION................29 | |
| T 2 B 27. Dissociation is quite similar. You should | T 2 B 27 T(77)77 |
| essentially a weaker form of dissociation. This is one of the | T 2 B 28 T(77)77 |
| C 53 dissociation of truth varies with the | T 4 G 7 T(226)C 53 |
| phrase is VERY good), but dissociation is always involved, or you | T 4 G 7 T(226)C 53 |
| only for you. Even though dissociation is much more apparent in | T 4 G 17 T(227)C 54 |
| about reached the point where dissociation means much to you, because | T 4 G 18 T(228)C 55 |
| These are all forms of dissociation, and these weaker forms were | T 4 G 19 T(228)C 55 |
| in you. That is because dissociation was so extreme in your | T 4 G 19 T(228)C 55 |
| is the glory before which dissociation falls away, and the Kingdom | T 5 D 2 T(237)C 64 |
| as YOU have. But the dissociation is healed in BOTH of | T 5 E 3 T(241)C 68 |
| more afraid of it, because dissociation is more fearful. B's better | T 5 F 3 T(247)C 74 |
| As an extreme example of dissociation yourself, you should have little | T 5 G 7 T(255)C 82 |
| synonymous. So are separation and dissociation. We have said before that | T 6 C 2 T(277)C 104 |
| the separation was and IS dissociation, and also that once it | T 6 C 2 T(277)C 104 |
| the result of their own dissociation and projection. What you teach | T 6 G 1 T(293)C 120 |
| Healing NEVER does. Fear produces dissociation because it induces SEPARATION. Healing | T 7 F 7 T(320)C 147 |
| identification and be at peace? Dissociation is NOT a solution; it | T 8 E 15 T(357)C 184 |
| as He did, and YOUR dissociation WILL NOT ALTER THIS. Neither | T 9 E 4 T(397)224 |
| dissociate it. Knowledge therefore PRECEDES dissociation, and dissociation is nothing more | T 9 I 1 T(407)- 234 |
| Knowledge therefore PRECEDES dissociation, and dissociation is nothing more than a | T 9 I 1 T(407)- 234 |
| fearful, but ONLY because the dissociation was an ATTACK ON TRUTH | T 9 I 1 T(407)- 234 |
| YOU ARE AFRAID OF YOUR DISSOCIATION, NOT of what you have | T 9 I 1 T(407)- 234 |
| But to give up the dissociation of REALITY brings more than | T 9 I 2 T(407)- 234 |
| it. This leads DIRECTLY to dissociation, for it represents the acceptance | T 11 H 8 T(474)- 301 |
| way, if you consider what dissociation IS. Dissociation is a distorted | T 14 D 4 T(548)- 375 |
| you consider what dissociation IS. Dissociation is a distorted process of | T 14 D 4 T(548)- 375 |
| in doing both, by using dissociation for holding its contradictory aims | T 15 B 3 T(564)391 |
| the final step in your dissociation. --- Manuscript | T 19 K 3 T(726)550 |
| any part of knowledge threatens dissociation as much as ALL of | T 21 F 9 T(782)603 |
| DISSOCIATIVE................2 | |
| did, because you are more dissociative and less repressed. T | T 4 G 8 T(226)C 53 |
| to concentrate more on HIS dissociative tendencies and not try to | T 4 G 18 T(228)C 55 |
| DISSOLUTION.................4 | |
| DOES dispel it. Fear of dissolution from the higher source, then | T 4 F 4 T(219)C 46 |
| ego aims at death and dissolution as an end, IT does | T 15 B 2 T(564)391 |
| being helpless, pitifully tied to dissolution in a world which shows | W 191 L 9 W(424) |
| sinks down to death and dissolution. And what is the end | M 28 A 7 M(65) |
| DISSOLVE....................3 | |
| which the physical eyes seek, dissolve in its sight. The spiritual | T 2 B 70 T(87)86 |
| that this making will surely dissolve in the light of truth | T 3 I 12 T(183)C 10 |
| hope you hold but will dissolve in tears. W 191 | W 191 L 2 W(422) |
| DISSOLVED...................2 | |
| LIKE Him, can NEVER be dissolved. Heaven itself is union with | T 14 D 15 T(551)- 378 |
| which call them DIFFERENT are dissolved, and SHOWN as powerless. The | T 27 G 6 T(956)782 |
| DISSOLVES...................2 | |
| B 33. The miracle dissolves error because the Spiritual eye | T 1 B 33 T(22)22 |
| strong that the ego always dissolves at its sound. T | T 5 C 10 T(237)C 64 |
| DISTANCE....................21 | |
| is because without me the distance between God and man is | T 1 B 40z T(42)42 |
| to encompass. I bridge the distance as an Elder Brother to | T 1 B 40z T(42)42 |
| is a way of putting distance between yourself and what you | T 2 B 30 T(78)78 |
| they DO meet in the distance, which is the same as | T 6 C 8 T(279)C 106 |
| It is a journey without distance, to a goal that has | T 8 F 11 T(362)C 189 |
| remove it, while emphasizing the distance? --- Manuscript | T 9 D 7 T(393)220 |
| does not matter how much distance you have tried to interpose | T 11 I 7 T(479)306 |
| occur REGARDLESS of the physical distance that SEEMS to be between | T 18 G 14 T(680)507 |
| of space. There is a DISTANCE you would keep apart from | T 26 I 1 T(925)751 |
| and leave no space nor distance lingering between the light of | T 26 J 5 T(929)755 |
| cause of separation and of distance seen between you. Thus do | T 29 B 2 T(991)817 |
| Heaven. It is not the distance nor the time which keeps | T 30 D 8 T(1025)839 |
| only unlimited by space and distance, but it does not depend | W 30 L 4 W(51) |
| every restriction of time, space, distance, and limits of any kind | W 38 L 1 W(62) |
| are timeless, and apart from distance as apart from time. | W 124 L 6 W(251) |
| today, you have advanced in distance without measure and in time | W 127 L 6 W(259) |
| will be no gap, no distance between truth and you. And | W 155 L 10 W(335) |
| in kind as well as distance, time, and form. | W 167 L 4 W(368) |
| is indeed! So great the distance is that it encompasses, it | W 194 L 1 W(432) |
| directly, for there is no distance between Him and His Son | M 27 A 1 M(62) |
| beyond infinity, where time and distance have no meaning. While you | S 3 E 8 S(27) |
| DISTANT.....................11 | |
| withdraw from him I become distant to you. T 4 | T 4 G 21 T(228)C 55 |
| yourself, and looking for a distant light to remove it, while | T 9 D 7 T(393)220 |
| supercilious, unbelieving, light hearted -, distant, emotionally shallow, callous, uninvolved, and | T 10 F 9 T(435)262 |
| away, until it is but distant shadows, far away, not long | T 25 E 3 T(878)697 |
| who can stand upon a distant shore, and dream himself across | T 26 F 6 T(914)740 |
| a road long since a distant memory of time gone by | T 26 F 8 T(915)741 |
| A dreadful instant in a distant past, now perfectly corrected, is | T 26 F 9 T(915)741 |
| and near as well; your distant brothers and your closest friends | W 109 L 8 W(223) |
| a tiny candle from a distant star, or what you chose | W 131 L 6 W(270) |
| to Him? He is not distant. He makes no attempt to | W 168 L 1 W(371) |
| Who is our Source; not distant from one brother who is | W 187 L 10 W(412) |
| DISTANTIATE.................1 | |
| is not that you (plural) distantiate, doubt, or cannot believe. It | T 1 B 22i T(7)-7- |
| DISTANTIATION...............3 | |
| T 2 B 30. Distantiation is a way of putting | T 2 B 30 T(78)78 |
| does not really understand detachment, distantiation, and withdrawal. He is interpreting | T 2 B 73 T(88)87 |
| I spoke to him about distantiation. These are all forms of | T 4 G 19 T(228)C 55 |
| DISTINCT....................7 | |
| knowledge. There was, however, a distinct shift in his own perception | T 3 G 45 T(173)172 |
| see His goal divided and distinct for each of you preserves | T 27 C 15 T(942)768 |
| do you seem to be distinct from them although you are | W 155 L 5 W(333) |
| more sure; the vision more distinct. The time will come when | W 157 L 7 W(340) |
| increasingly is more and more distinct; an ancient Call to Which | W 164 L 2 W(359) |
| no part of mind sufficiently distinct to feel that it is | W 169 L 5 W(374) |
| their superficial personalities are quite distinct. Nor at the beginning stages | M 5 A 1 M(8) |
| DISTINCTION.................30 | |
| realities. This is the basic distinction between intellectualization and thinking. One | T 1 B 12b T(4)-4- |
| which always involves the necessary distinction between the true and the | T 1 B 32c T(22)22 |
| now turn to the fundamental distinction between miracles and projection. The | T 1 B 36b T(24)24 |
| in connection with miracles. The distinction has also been made here | T 1 B 40o T(40)40 |
| The miracle makes no distinction among degrees of misperception. It | T 1 B 42a T(54)54 |
| false knowledge. Having made this distinction, it is well to return | T 2 A 15 T(68)68 |
| sight of God. This basic distinction leads us directly into the | T 2 E 58 T(117)116 |
| be reasonably directed. Unless this distinction has been made, the vacillations | T 2 F 3 T(118)117 |
| 3 B 2. Clear distinction between what HAS BEEN Created | T 3 B 2 T(130)129 |
| everything and ARE everything. Any distinction in this respect is meaningful | T 4 D 21 T(213)C 40 |
| is why we made no distinction before between having the Kingdom | T 4 D 21 T(213)C 40 |
| DO NOT HELP ANYONE. This distinction was very wise, though incomplete | T 5 F 6 T(248)C 75 |
| incomplete. Let us make the distinction a little sharper now. | T 5 F 6 T(248)C 75 |
| it held. YOU make the distinction in terms of feelings which | T 5 F 7 T(249)C 76 |
| The Holy Spirit makes NO distinction among dreams. He merely shines | T 6 F 6 T(290)C 117 |
| confused about this VERY clear distinction in motivation, it CAN only | T 7 K 4 T(342)C 169 |
| freedom. YOU CANNOT MAKE THIS DISTINCTION WITHOUT HIM. That is because | T 8 C 6 T(349)C 176 |
| thing, for there IS no distinction between within and without. If | T 10 E 5 T(431)258 |
| the true, AND MAKING NO DISTINCTION BETWEEN THEM. The ego sees | T 10 H 2 T(443)- 270 |
| accepted into your minds WITHOUT DISTINCTION. Therefore, you cannot value one | T 13 C 4 T(514)341 |
| Let Me make the one distinction FOR you, which you CANNOT | T 13 G 4 T(528)- 355 |
| sin. And it is this distinction which makes salvation possible. For | T 19 C 1 T(699)523 |
| choice at all is this distinction. And herein lies the difference | T 26 D 4 T(908)727 |
| with yourself in making this distinction. You may be tempted to | W 9 L 3 W(15 |
| thoughts. We have made this distinction before, and will again. You | W 10 L 1 W(17) |
| is essential to make no distinction between what you believe to | W 17 L 3 W(30) |
| Try to make as little distinction as possible between a situation | W 38 L 4 W(62) |
| can never be a meaningful distinction made between what is untrue | W 140 L 9 W(309) |
| because it is a difficult distinction to perceive. It is concealed | W 152 L 4 W(321) |
| it. He made a clear distinction, still obscure to us, between | U 6 A 3 U(10) |