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| ever should be called by freedom's name. UNLESS you do your | T 30 C 2 T(1021)835 |
| madness. You are set on freedom's road, and now today's idea | W 101 L 8 W(204) |
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| arguments on behalf of the freedoms, which would indeed have BEEN | T 7 C 3 T(307)C 134 |
| is why they perceive the freedoms as many instead of ONE | T 7 C 3 T(307)C 134 |
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| atone for his errors by freeing him from his own nightmares | T 1 B 28 T(17)17 |
| he has imprisoned himself. By freeing his mind from illusions, they | T 1 B 28 T(17)17 |
| than failing to help in freeing him from its limitations. We | W 72 L 4 W(137) |
| little help He asks in freeing you from everything that ever | W 137 L 9 W(298) |
| bestowed on all your errors, freeing you from them, and all | W 310 W10 3 W(561) |
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| creation. If it does not freely elect to do so, it | T 1 B 37g T(30)30 |
| of his gifts are given freely to everyone alike. T | T 1 B 41k T(46)46 |
| But you must still choose freely to devote your heritage to | T 1 B 41r T(47)47 |
| because all loving creation is freely given. Nothing in either of | T 2 A 9 T(65)65 |
| created knowledge, and gave it freely to His Creations. The symbolism | T 3 I 7 T(182)C 9 |
| I learned I give you freely, and the mind which was | T 5 F 13 T(251)C 78 |
| has been given you so freely by God, you must give | T 5 H 16 T(263)C 90 |
| only this invitation. It comes freely to ALL the Sonship, because | T 7 E 13 T(317)C 144 |
| light of perfect vision is freely given , as it is freely | T 12 F 7 T(502)329 |
| freely given , as it is freely received, and can be accepted | T 12 F 7 T(502)329 |
| of God, which He so freely, and so gladly offers you | T 13 H 11 T(533)- 360 |
| Him is perfectly open, and freely accessible to all, being FOR | T 14 F 12 T(557)- 384 |
| the gifts you have so freely given to EACH OTHER, you | T 17 F 15 T(650)477 |
| is the gift of faith, freely given wherever faithlessness is laid | T 17 I 2 T(657)484 |
| to condemn him NOW. You freely choose to OVERLOOK | T 19 B 8 T(696)520 |
| to RECEIVE it. Vision is freely given to those who ask | T 20 I 3 T(758)581 |
| gratitude of God Himself is freely offered to everyone who shares | T 25 C 10 T(871)690 |
| Let related thoughts come freely, for your heart will recognize | W 62 L 6 W(115) |
| all anxiety and doubt, and freely let Your Love come streaming | W 323 L 1 W(575) |
| a gift that must be freely given and received, and it | W 343 L 2 W(597) |
| to let it be a freely chosen remedy from every choice | S 1 E 3 S(10) |
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| be enraged if he seems freer. Love makes no comparisons. And | W 195 L 4 W(435) |
| we go in peace to freer air and gentler climate, where | S 3 C 4 S(22) |
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| this undoes the curse and frees the soul from prison. | T 1 B 30r T(20)20 |
| Mind, the denial of ERROR frees the mind and re-establishes the | T 2 B 15 T(76)76 |
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| from bitter winter and the freezing cold. And shall the Lord | T 26 J 6 T(929)755 |
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| B. that 50,000,000 Frenchmen CAN be wrong, because the | T 1 B 35e T(24)24 |
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| concomitant variation between peace and frenzy. In answer to B's question | T 4 C 5 T(199)C 26 |
| and so far beyond the frenzy and intensity of which you | W 153 L 4 W(324) |
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| the Holy Spirit with increasing frequency. Perhaps you have not thought | M 30 A 3 M(68) |
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| because these fantasies are so frequent (or occur so reliably), that | T 1 B 37ab T(35)35 |
| mass basis. Persecution is a frequent result, justifying the terrible misperception | T 3 C 5 T(133)132 |
| and the other consisting of frequent applications of the idea throughout | W 31 L 1 W(52) |
| exercise periods should be as frequent as possible. Specific applications of | W 33 L 3 W(54) |
| shorter applications are to be frequent, and made whenever you feel | W 34 L 5 W(55) |
| L 6. In the frequent shorter applications, apply the idea | W 38 L 6 W(63) |
| for today. Longer and more frequent practice sessions are encouraged. If | W 39 L 5 W(64) |
| are required today, but very frequent short ones are necessary. Once | W 40 L 1 W(67) |
| today, and longer and more frequent ones are urged. Close your | W 47 L 4 W(83) |
| short, very simple, and very frequent. Merely repeat the idea as | W 48 L 2 W(85) |
| L 8. In the frequent applications of today's idea to | W 64 L 8 W(118) |
| For the short and frequent practice periods today, remind yourself | W 70 L 9 W(133) |
| shorter practice periods will be frequent, and will also be devoted | W 77 L 7 W(153) |
| one longer exercise period and frequent shorter ones in which we | W 80 R2 1 W(162) |
| together. This needs repeating and frequent repeating. It is a central | W 91 L 1 W(174) |
| W 95 L 5. Frequent but shorter practice periods have | W 95 L 5 W(185) |
| this time, planned to include frequent reminders of your goal, and | W 95 L 6 W(186) |
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| Its ABILITIES can be, and frequently are, overevaluated. However, it is | T 2 C 8 T(90)89 |
| placed himself. Since we have frequently emphasized that correction must be | T 2 E 48 T(112)111 |
| the present speed-up. We have frequently noted that the miracle is | T 2 F 1 T(117)116 |
| throughout his notes that he frequently engaged in a fallacy that | T 3 C 29 T(140)139 |
| 35. As we have frequently emphasized, man CANNOT control his | T 3 C 35 T(142)141 |
| to doing, as we have frequently observed already. T 3 | T 3 G 2 T(159)158 |
| part is not. We have frequently commented on the absolute necessity | T 3 G 5 T(160)159 |
| This confusion is all too frequently made, by parents, teachers, therapists | T 3 G 42 T(171)170 |
| the ego tolerates all too frequently, but the Soul NEVER countenances | T 4 A 8 T(187)?23 |
| term profess is used quite frequently in the Bible, but in | T 4 B 4 T(188)C 15 |
| are QUITE specific, although they frequently change, and although the mind | T 4 H 1 T(229)C 56 |
| Actually, it is used quite frequently in the Bible, and also | T 5 I 1 T(264)C 91 |
| thyself really means. Bill has frequently observed for HIMSELF that this | T 5 I 16 T(268)C 95 |
| His own certainty? We have frequently stated that what you teach | T 6 E 13 T(288)C 115 |
| STATE of healing IS. It frequently happens that an individual asks | T 8 K 2 T(382)- 209 |
| ego tries, and all too frequently succeeds, in doing both, by | T 15 B 3 T(564)391 |
| they shift and change so frequently. They are NOT based on | T 15 F 4 T(578)405 |
| is so fragmented, that it frequently goes even further; one PART | T 15 F 7 T(578)405 |
| is YOUR allegiance, and how frequently you have demanded that it | T 29 B 4 T(992)818 |
| and make the shorter application frequently, to protect your protection throughout | W 36 L 2 W(59) |
| to repeat today's idea very frequently. Do so with your eyes | W 49 L 5 W(87) |
| and to use it as frequently as possible throughout the day | W 62 L 4 W(114) |
| the truth about yourself as frequently as possible, because your mind | W 67 L 5 W(125) |
| idea with deep conviction as frequently as possible. And be particularly | W 80 L 6 W(161) |
| His Son eternally. Tell yourself frequently today that you are as | W 94 L 5 W(184) |
| are reminded of your purpose frequently, you tend to forget about | W 95 L 5 W(185) |
| goal. Repeat today's idea as frequently as possible, and understand each | W 95 L 16 W(188) |
| hourly five minute rests, pause frequently today to tell yourself that | W 102 L 5 W(206) |
| given you. Bolster this expectation frequently throughout the day, and quiet | W 103 L 3 W(207) |
| you pause to recollect how frequently they have been faulty witnesses | W 151 L 2 W(316) |
| appearance, though you smile more frequently, Your forehead is serene; your | W 155 L 1 W(333) |
| gestures which he makes so frequently. Then think of this; what | W 161 L 11 W(352) |
| 9. Rest with Him frequently today. For He was willing | W 183 L 9 W(396) |
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| so new and clean and fresh you will forget the pain | T 31 G 7 T(1070)884 |
| a new dimension now; a fresh experience which sheds a light | W 157 L 2 W(339) |
| different, and leading from this fresh perception to the gate of | W 200 L 8 W(450) |
| as a new thought, a fresh idea, a different approach. Because | M 3 A 3 M(5) |
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| super-conscious impulses in varying ratios. Freud was right about the classification | T 1 B 24e T(14)14 |
| T 2 E 26. Freud was right in calling this | T 2 E 26 T(106)105 |
| but also partly to attack Freud. His reactions to Freud stemmed | T 2 E 28 T(107)106 |
| attack Freud. His reactions to Freud stemmed from his own unfortunate | T 2 E 28 T(107)106 |
| who do not attempt, as Freud did, to split off the | T 2 E 29 T(107)106 |
| libido next. In this respect, Freud was more accurate than his | T 2 E 32 T(108)107 |
| mentioned fallacy of depreciation. Although Freud made a number of fallacies | T 2 E 34 T(108)107 |
| which should not be minimized. Freud was one of the most | T 2 E 40 T(110)109 |
| This, too, was inevitable, because Freud could not divorce miracles from | T 2 E 42 T(111)110 |
| is essentially meaningless to another. Freud realized this perfectly, and that | T 3 F 2 T(152)151 |
| Cayce is more accurate than Freud.) T 3 F 4 | T 3 F 3 T(152)151 |
| T 3 F 11. Freud gave a very graphic but | T 3 F 11 T(154)153 |
| create something you can't KNOW. Freud was greatly worried about this | T 3 F 11 T(154)153 |
| ego is as frail as Freud perceived it. The later theorists | T 3 F 14 T(155)154 |
| Soul, is merely confused thinking. Freud was more clear-sighted about this | T 3 F 14 T(155)154 |
| which wills to do this. (Freud was particularly distorted on this | T 3 F 15 T(155)154 |
| meaning of Freud's pleasure principle. Freud was the most accurate ego | T 4 C 15 T(202)C 29 |
| re-interprets the data. However, as Freud very correctly pointed out what | T 4 D 5 T(209)C 36 |
| it MUST be projected. Although Freud was wrong about the basic | T 5 G 6 T(255)C 82 |
| a very helpful one, which Freud understood perfectly. Unfortunately, he lost | T 5 I 3 T(264)C 91 |
| thought was extremely ingenious, because Freud was extremely ingenious. A mind | T 5 I 3 T(264)C 91 |
| T 5 I 4. Freud lost much of the potential | T 5 I 4 T(264)C 91 |
| The concept of fixation, as Freud saw it, has a number | T 5 I 6 T(265)C 92 |
| from the time belief, had Freud pursued it with an open | T 5 I 6 T(265)C 92 |
| with an open mind. But Freud suffered all his life from | T 5 I 6 T(265)C 92 |
| a powerful RELEASE mechanism, had Freud not decided to involve it | T 5 I 7 T(266)C 93 |
| I 8. Third, although Freud interpreted fixation as irrevocable danger | T 5 I 8 T(266)C 93 |
| which the mind cannot LOSE. Freud saw return as a threat | T 5 I 8 T(266)C 93 |
| well as theoretically the case. Freud tried every means his very | T 5 I 9 T(266)C 93 |