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| vengeance on them in the guise of a deliverer and friend | T 25 I 7 T(893)712 |
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GUNS........................1
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| in cowering hope, because the guns are stilled an instant and | T 23 D 6 T(834)653 |
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H'S.........................1
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| your egos (in spite of H's strange beliefs to the contrary | T 4 B 11 T(190)C 17 |
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HABIT.......................15
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| all the time, until the habit of asking becomes involuntary. | T 1 B 30ac T(21)21 |
| this implies the kind of habit pattern which neither you nor | T 2 D 13 T(99)98 |
| This is a VERY HEALING habit to acquire. T 3 | T 3 A 29 T(127)126 |
| mind except through applying old habit patterns to new ideas. But | T 4 E 10 T(215)C 42 |
| THIS NEED NOT BE. The habit of engaging WITH God and | T 4 E 11 T(216)C 43 |
| when I remarked on his habit of disengaging himself, and when | T 4 G 19 T(228)C 55 |
| repeatedly offered when the old habit is broken. You are still | T 4 G 24 T(229)C 56 |
| taught YOURSELVES the most unnatural habit of NOT communicating with your | T 13 H 16 T(535)362 |
| before it vanishes. Only the habit of LOOKING for it still | T 19 D 11 T(705)529 |
| overlearned. It must become a habit of response so typical of | T 31 C 1 T(1050)864 |
| Learn, then, the happy habit of response to ALL temptation | T 31 G 5 T(1070)884 |
| have not yet formed the habit of using it as an | W 95 L 5 W(186) |
| to help you form the habit of applying what you learn | W 110 R3 11 W(230) |
| which rules your mind, a habit in your problem-solving repertoire, a | W 194 L 6 W(433) |
| you have made it a habit to ask for help when | M 30 A 5 M(69) |
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HABITS......................3
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| B 5. Miracles are habits, and should be involuntary. They | T 1 B 5 T(2)-2- |
| Christ-control, to replace their former habits, which DID produce scarcity rather | T 1 B 37m T(31)31 |
| We seek to make them habits now, so you will have | T 30 A 1 T(1016)830 |
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HAILS.......................1
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| sun; this almost imperceptible ripple hails itself as the ocean. Think | T 18 I 3 T(685) 509 |
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HALF........................43
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| the principle on which split half reliability, a means of estimating | T 1 B 37v T(33)33 |
| the world you learned is half so dear as this. Listen | T 21 B 6 T(765)587 |
| and you allow Him only HALF your mind. And thus He | T 27 C 12 T(941)767 |
| thus He represents the OTHER half, and seems to have a | T 27 C 12 T(941)767 |
| function seem DIVIDED, with a half IN OPPOSITION to a half | T 27 C 12 T(941)767 |
| half IN OPPOSITION to a half. And these two halves appear | T 27 C 12 T(941)767 |
| you would correct is only HALF the error, which you think | T 27 C 13 T(942)768 |
| OUTSIDE your self, the other half, which is denied. Only what | T 27 C 14 T(942)768 |
| of you. To this remaining half the Holy Spirit must represent | T 27 C 14 T(942)768 |
| Spirit must represent the OTHER half, until you recognize it IS | T 27 C 14 T(942)768 |
| recognize it IS the other half. And this He does by | T 27 C 14 T(942)768 |
| forgiveness ARE the same. With HALF a mind, this is NOT | T 27 C 16 T(943)769 |
| he may accept his OTHER half as PART of him. | T 27 C 16 T(943)769 |
| represents a double thought, where half is cancelled out by the | T 27 D 2 T(944)770 |
| cancelled out by the remaining half. Yet even this is quickly | T 27 D 2 T(944)770 |
| is quickly contradicted by the half it cancelled out, and so | T 27 D 2 T(944)770 |
| concepts. Though it is but HALF the picture, and IS incomplete | T 27 D 6 T(945)771 |
| is the same. The other half of what it represents remains | T 27 D 6 T(945)771 |
| of what it made. But HALF the lesson will not teach | T 28 C 11 T(975)- 801 |
| it should be reduced to half a minute or even less | W 10 L 5 W(18) |
| attempting to do so every half hour. Do not be distressed | W 20 L 5 W(35) |
| be used at least every half hour, and more often if | W 27 L 3 W(46) |
| and the other one a half an hour later. You need | W 110 R3 10 W(229) |
| to be applied on each half hour as well. Forget them | W 110 R3 12 W(230) |
| L 4. On the half hour: Miracles are seen in | W 111 L 4 W(231) |
| L 4. On the half hour: I am as God | W 112 L 4 W(232) |
| L 4. On the half hour: Salvation comes from my | W 113 L 4 W(233) |
| L 4. On the half hour: I will accept my | W 114 L 4 W(234) |
| L 4. On the half hour: My part is essential | W 114 L 4 W(235) |
| L 4. On the half hour: I share God's Will | W 116 L 4 W(236) |
| L 4. On the half hour: I seek but what | W 117 L 4 W(237) |
| L 4. On the half hour: Let me be still | W 118 L 4 W(238) |
| L 4. On the half hour: To give and to | W 119 L 4 W(239) |
| L 4. On the half hour: I am as God | W 120 L 4 W(240) |
| are thanking Him. This holy half an hour given Him will | W 123 L 7 W(249) |
| it seems best, devote a half an hour to the thought | W 124 L 8 W(251) |
| fail. Abide with Him this half an hour. He will do | W 124 L 8 W(251) |
| certainty upon your mind. This half an hour will be framed | W 124 L 9 W(251) |
| in the glass this holy half an hour will hold out | W 124 L 10 W(252) |
| to which you gave this half an hour, thankfully aware no | W 124 L 10 W(252) |
| L 11. Count this half hour as your gift to | W 124 L 11 W(252) |
| purpose, we will find that half an hour is too short | W 153 L 15 W(327) |
| is total. There are no half sacrifices. You cannot give up | M 14 A 7 M(36) |
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HALF-HEARTED................1
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| to imperfect questions, meaningless requests, half-hearted willingness to hear, and less | W 122 L 4 W(244) |
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HALF-HOUR...................1
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| A minute or two every half-hour, with eyes closed if possible | W 74 L 7 W(145) |
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HALF-LIT....................1
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| has set, and in the half-lit hours in between. Indeed, your | W 361 EP 2 W(619) |
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HALF-MINUTE.................1
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| better way to spend a half-minute or less than to remember | W 71 L 9 W(136) |
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HALFWAY.....................2
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| to hear, and less than halfway diligence and partial trust. Here | W 122 L 4 W(244) |
| the patient. There is no halfway point in this. Either they | P 4 B 9 P(23) |
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| as time, and older still. Hallowed your name. Your glory undefiled | W 170 R5 10 W(383) |
| storms can come into the hallowed haven of our home. In | W 244 L 2 W(488) |
| now. And in the stillness, hallowed by His Love, God speaks | W 254 L 2 W(499) |
| Him where His altar is. Hallowed your Name and His, for | U 5 A 8 U(9) |
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| like to one who still hallucinates, but lacks conviction in what | T 26 F 10 T(915)741 |
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HALLUCINATION...............5
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| The ego's voice is an hallucination. You cannot expect the EGO | T 8 A 3 T(346)C 173 |
| recognized this world is a hallucination? What if you REALLY understood | T 20 I 8 T(761)583 |
| the second part of the hallucination time and death are real | T 26 F 11 T(916)742 |
| for such a process, and hallucination a more appropriate term for | W 23 L 3 W(38) |
| the insane in a larger hallucination as opposed to a smaller | M 9 A 5 M(26) |
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| say I am not real. Hallucinations ARE inaccurate perceptions of reality | T 8 A 3 T(346)C 173 |
| AND WOULD YOU SEE IT? Hallucinations disappear when they are RECOGNIZED | T 20 I 8 T(761)583 |
| One thing is sure; hallucinations serve a purpose, and when | T 20 I 9 T(761)583 |
| T 20 I 10. Hallucinations serve to meet the goal | T 20 I 10 T(761)583 |
| into happy dreams; your wild hallucinations, that show you all fearful | T 20 I 11 T(762)584 |
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HALO........................2
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| it needs to keep the halo which it uses to protect | W 133 L 8 W(278) |
| he tries to keep its halo clear within his vision, yet | W 133 L 10 W(278) |
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HALT........................1
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| on the part of the halt to lead the blind. Bill | T 4 I 3 T(232)C 59 |
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HALVES......................3
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| B 37v. But two halves of the same thing MUST | T 1 B 37v T(33)33 |
| a half. And these two halves appear to represent a split | T 27 C 12 T(941)767 |
| His SINGLE purpose unifies the halves of you that you perceive | T 27 C 16 T(943)769 |
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| What DID hamper him was a profound sense | T 3 C 31 T(141)140 |
| but your own thoughts can hamper your progress. You are free | W 70 L 9 W(133) |
| they increase the helpfulness or hamper it. He will find that | M 5 B 4 M(9) |
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| A 1. You are hampered in your progress by your | T 8 A 1 T(346)C 173 |
| Learning will not be hampered when you miss a practice | W 110 R3 2 W(228) |
| goal. But learning will be hampered when you skip a practice | W 110 R3 2 W(228) |