| ABJECT......................1 | |
| time of your release from abject slavery. You make a choice | W 170 L 8 W(378) |
| ABLE........................57 | |
| that you will not be able to use it right until | T 1 B 16b T(5)-5- |
| them, since you are already able to. Doing them will bring | T 1 B 23k T(13)13 |
| ALWAYS be ready, willing, and able. These are the essentials for | T 1 B 40q T(40)40 |
| listen WILLING to learn and ABLE to do T 1 | T 1 B 40q T(40)40 |
| both more miracle-minded, and less able to recognize fear because of | T 1 C 4 T(55)55 |
| is less miracle-minded, but better able to recognize fear, because his | T 1 C 4 T(55)55 |
| neither CAN nor HAS been able to do this. In this | T 2 A 13 T(66)66 |
| resistant, because I MIGHT be able to make you feel better | T 2 E 6 T(101)100 |
| way. I have to be able to count on them. This | T 2 E 18 T(104)103 |
| or they will not be able to help me. Miracle-working entails | T 2 E 18 T(104)103 |
| it, she would have been able to use the thought well | T 3 A 17 T(123)122 |
| START. You will NOT be able to control it once it | T 3 A 33 T(128)127 |
| that Cayce himself was not able to transcend the misperceptions of | T 3 C 25 T(137)136 |
| he did this, he was able to apply it constructively. But | T 3 C 29 T(140)139 |
| man, who should have been able to escape fear through religion | T 3 C 32 T(141)140 |
| him. Only then are you ABLE to stop asking questions about | T 3 E 8 T(149)148 |
| request that we may be able to recognize something we already | T 3 G 10 T(162)161 |
| I would not be able to devote myself to teaching | T 4 B 19 T(192)C 19 |
| awaken you will not be able to understand this, because it | T 4 B 25 T(194)C 21 |
| the concepts involved. To be able to give anything implies that | T 4 C 14 T(202)C 29 |
| -- you will never be able to hide again. It is | T 4 D 13 T(211)C 38 |
| value together, we will be able to use it together, because | T 5 E 3 T(241)C 68 |
| wanted release, he was not able to cope with it at | T 5 I 14 T(268)C 95 |
| then your minds must be able to believe ONLY what is | T 6 C 11 T(280)C 107 |
| Holy Spirit will ultimately be able to teach you that YOU | T 6 H 6 T(300)127 |
| exclusion. You will NEVER be able to exclude yourself from what | T 7 H 2 T(330)C 157 |
| HIS words true, and you ABLE TO HEAR THEM. His words | T 8 K 6 T(383)210 |
| making him, you made yourself ABLE to hear him. But you | T 9 I 17 T(411)- 238 |
| and you will not be able to LIMIT the split, because | T 9 J 4 T(412)- 239 |
| you, and you are NOT able to give it TO them | T 9 J 6 T(413)- 240 |
| perceived it, you will be able to learn FROM WHAT YOU | T 12 F 2 T(500)327 |
| it too little to be able to understand its magnitude. LOVE | T 15 D 9 T(572)399 |
| Atonement. You will not be able to ACCEPT perfect communication, as | T 15 E 9 T(576)403 |
| with the idea of being able to be neither completely. And | T 15 J 9 T(596)- 423 |
| 5. YOU will be able to do this ONLY IN | T 16 B 5 T(603)430 |
| think you might be better able to understand. And this is | T 16 C 2 T(604)431 |
| And you will NOT be able to give love welcome separately | T 18 I 12 T(688)512 |
| FOR. It is as little able to perceive as it can | T 28 F 4 T(983)809 |
| But while you may be able to accept it intellectually, it | W 9 L 1 W(15 |
| you will obviously not be able to apply the idea to | W 15 L 5 W(27) |
| subject. You will not be able to use very many for | W 26 L 6 W(45) |
| already gained, you should be able to remind yourself that this | W 45 L 8 W(79) |
| not be willing or even able to use the first five | W 93 L 10 W(182) |
| darkness, nor will you be able to forget the way again | W 97 L 7 W(193) |
| time each hour to be able to accept the happiness which | W 98 L 5 W(195) |
| are apart from you, and able to behave in ways which | W 126 L 2 W(255) |
| for themselves that they become able to bring them further, and | W 154 L 6 W(330) |
| at times forgot, and never able to obscure the light that | W 159 L 5 W(345) |
| For thus will I be able, too, to recognize my Self | W 514 L 1 W(514) |
| interests of its own, and able to gratify its needs at | M 9 A 2 M(26) |
| their reality. Sometimes he is able to start to open his | P 1 A 1 P(1) |
| Their aim is to be able to retain their self-concept exactly | P 3 A 2 P(3) |
| one alone against the universe able to assume he has such | P 3 H 5 P(17) |
| only thus will he be able to hear the call and | P 4 A 4 P(20) |
| they may be far more able teachers outside of them. These | P 4 B 1 P(21) |
| their patients would not be able to accept help from them | P 4 B 5 P(22) |
| or you will not be able to attain your freedom. Let | S 2 B 10 S(15) |
| ABNORMAL....................1 | |
| was very carefully chosen, because abnormal psychology IS ego psychology. This | T 4 B 37 T(196)C 23 |
| ABNORMALITY.................1 | |
| taught FROM the ego whose abnormality should be lessened by teaching | T 4 B 37 T(196)C 23 |
| ABNORMALLY..................1 | |
| tendency to teach the COURSE abnormally, and many of the students | T 4 B 37 T(196)C 23 |
| ABODE.......................5 | |
| was created, and where his abode was fixed in perfect peace | T 13 H 14 T(534)361 |
| not to cross to the abode of peace and perfect holiness | T 16 E 9 T(614)441 |
| holy Son can enter an abode which harbors hate, and where | T 18 G 7 T(678)505 |
| come to dwell in the abode You set for Him before | T 31 G 11 T(1072)886 |
| and none who enters its abode can leave without a miracle | W 92 L 7 W(178) |
| ABOLISH.....................9 | |
| death and taxes, and can abolish both. Note: Tax also means | T 1 B 23 T(9)-9- |
| or regression. But he CANNOT abolish his creativity. He CAN destroy | T 1 B 41f T(44)44 |
| which serves it, does not abolish it. As long as there | T 2 B 48 T(81) 81 |
| therapy whose goal was to ABOLISH FEAR. This characteristic of all | T 2 E 29 T(107)106 |
| light penetrates darkness, it DOES abolish it. The unwillingness to be | T 2 E 49 T(112)111 |
| a threat, because light does abolish darkness by establishing the clear | T 3 F 18 T(156)155 |
| They meet IN ORDER to abolish the difference. At the beginning | T 3 G 36 T(169)168 |
| of ALL learning is to abolish fear. This is necessary so | T 3 G 42 T(171)170 |
| ESTABLISH separateness, rather than to abolish it. T 4 H | T 4 H 2 T(229)C 56 |
| ABOLISHED...................10 | |
| which fear has ALREADY BEEN abolished. Miracles are thus a means | T 1 B 25b T(15)15 |
| 41n. When time is abolished, and all of the Sons | T 1 B 41n T(47)47 |
| denial can be appreciated and abolished. Denial is NOT mere negation | T 1 B 42c T(54)54 |
| in which fear has been abolished, can be particularly well worked | T 1 C 5 T(55)55 |
| REMEDY it, you have also abolished the fear. This is how | T 2 E 5 T(100)99 |
| in, the other HAS BEEN abolished. In the conflict, fear is | T 2 E 49 T(112)111 |
| in this respect can be abolished. It seems to be abolished | T 2 E 51 T(113)112 |
| abolished. It seems to be abolished by degrees precisely because time | T 2 E 51 T(113)112 |
| learning device which will be abolished when it is no longer | T 5 H 16 T(263)C 90 |
| from all sin, with guilt abolished in the mind which God | W 154 L 4 W(329) |
| ABOLISHES...................7 | |
| an end(ing). It thus abolishes time. It is always an | T 1 B 13 T(4)-4- |
| proper function of mind, and abolishes its errors. T 1 | T 1 B 27e T(17)17 |
| said before that the miracle abolishes time. It does this by | T 1 B 41c T(44)44 |
| of COLLAPSING it. It thus abolishes certain INTERVALS within it. It | T 1 B 41c T(44)44 |
| darkness are the same, it abolishes error automatically. T 2 | T 2 B 3 T(73)73 |
| B 1. The miracle abolishes the need for lower order | T 3 B 1 T(130)129 |
| form of evil, because light abolishes ALL forms of darkness. The | T 3 C 11 T(134)133 |
| ABOLISHING..................2 | |
| thus the unique property of abolishing time by rendering the space | T 1 B 41b T(43)43 |
| device for shortening but not abolishing time. If a sufficient number | T 2 F 1 T(117)116 |
| ABOUT.......................505 | |
| The first thing to remember about miracles is that there is | T 1 B 1 T(1) |
| is nothing special or surprising about this at all. The ONE | T 1 B 3c T(1) |
| Do not feel guilty about the fact that you are | T 1 B 3d T(2)-2- |
| and don't bother with worrying about how you received it. That | T 1 B 3d T(2)-2- |
| HS fearful in taxi about a communication which related Dave's | T 1 B 3e T(2)-2- |
| HS has some fear about 11) and doubt about 9 | T 1 B 11b T(3)-3- |
| fear about 11) and doubt about 9) and 10). Probably doubt | T 1 B 11b T(3)-3- |
| upside-down as stated. The part about uniting human frailty with the | T 1 B 22e T(7)-7- |
| B 22i. (Tell B. about the idea (which is still | T 1 B 22i T(7)-7- |
| had been singular. (HS aside about liking the first about assumption | T 1 B 22j T(7)-7- |
| aside about liking the first about assumption failure more.) Answer: | T 1 B 22j T(7)-7- |
| the NOT SINGULAR. That point about industrial necessity should read corporate | T 1 B 22k T(8)-8- |
| leave in the next part about cooperation. T 1 B | T 1 B 22k T(8)-8- |
| 24e. Remember the point about Miracles as a means of | T 1 B 24e T(14)14 |
| varying ratios. Freud was right about the classification, but not the | T 1 B 24e T(14)14 |
| It thus dispels man's illusions about himself, and puts him into | T 1 B 27c T(16)16 |
| is loveable. They dispel illusions about himself, and perceive the light | T 1 B 28 T(17)17 |
| part.) Cacey sic was wrong about Possession, and he was also | T 1 B 30f T(18)18 |
| and he was also wrong about hurting himself. One of the | T 1 B 30f T(18)18 |
| you already have a point about the involuntary nature of miracles | T 1 B 30i T(19)19 |
| Tell B. that his slip about (rivet) should be noted. Some | T 1 B 30s T(20)20 |
| FURTHER: HE needn't feel concerned about it either; so he forgot | T 1 B 30ac T(21)21 |
| of phrasing the previous point about from those who have more | T 1 B 34 T(23)23 |
| him, because he keeps worrying about this.) T 1 B | T 1 B 35b T(23)23 |
| add that his false idea about his own exclusion from Universal | T 1 B 35c T(23)23 |
| himself here. (See the point about miracles as a perception corrector | T 1 B 35d T(24)24 |
| works when you get furious about a comparatively minor expression by | T 1 B 36l T(26)26 |
| stands for a person. Superstitions about names are very common for | T 1 B 36n T(27)27 |
| Actually, the Jewish superstition about changing the names was a | T 1 B 36o T(27)27 |
| a distortion of a revelation about how to alter or avert | T 1 B 36o T(27)27 |
| change their mind (not name) about destruction (or hate) do not | T 1 B 36o T(27)27 |
| Andrews), she corrected your error about her name without embarrassment and | T 1 B 36q T(28)28 |
| NOT made your own mistake about names. T 1 B | T 1 B 36q T(28)28 |
| is in relation to question about sex. Tell B. the one | T 1 B 37n T(31)31 |
| 37ab. Remember the story about the artist who kept devoting | T 1 B 37ab T(35)35 |
| desert (Bring up that dream about the Bluebird. While HS was | T 1 B 37af T(36)36 |
| want to finish the instructions about sex, because this is an | T 1 B 40b T(37)37 |
| why you EXPERIENCED that revelation about I will to do VERY | T 1 B 40m T(40)40 |
| 40y. There is nothing about me that you cannot attain | T 1 B 40y T(42)42 |
| nor I is really clear about how sexual-impulses can be directly | T 1 B 41q T(47)47 |
| why you became so afraid about Atlantis. B. has his own | T 1 B 41aa T(49)49 |
| the fragmented can be confused about this. T 1 B | T 1 B 41ao T(51)51 |
| conditions) (HS raised previous question about the past, which has just | T 1 B 41at T(52)52 |
| C 6. Your idea about the real meaning of possession | T 1 C 6 T(56)56 |
| PROTECT people, like the superstition about protecting the name, we mentioned | T 1 C 9 T(57)57 |
| from fear. This is brought about by his acceptance of the | T 2 A 13 T(66)66 |
| daily bread. Remember the poem about the Holy Family which crossed | T 2 B 7 T(74)74 |
| 13. 3. The story about Hinda. This was an excellent | T 2 B 13 T(75)75 |
| not learned to be consistent about this as yet. I have | T 2 B 38 T(78)78 |
| very slowly. When HS asked about this, she was told, don't | T 2 B 51 T(82) 82 |
| she was told, don't worry about the notes. They are right | T 2 B 51 T(82) 82 |
| sufficiently Right-Minded yet to write about the Atonement with comfort. You | T 2 B 51 T(82) 82 |
| with comfort. You will write about it yet with joy.) | T 2 B 51 T(82) 82 |
| that thing in the book about the demon lover, which once | T 2 B 55 T(83) 83 |
| Brotherhood you read last evening about Hold fast, and please do | T 2 B 58 T(83) 83 |
| as he is completely unconcerned about HIS readiness, but maintains a | T 2 C 16 T(93)92 |
| also make very similar comments about your own hesitation about dictating | T 2 C 16 T(93)92 |
| comments about your own hesitation about dictating at all. This is | T 2 C 16 T(93)92 |
| which have brought the fear about. This condition always entails a | T 2 D 8 T(98)97 |
| 11. If you think about it, you will realize that | T 2 D 11 T(99)98 |
| you nor B. have thought about it very much, either. T | T 2 E 6 T(101)100 |
| if you do not think about something, it will have no | T 2 E 8 T(102)101 |
| that to believe such power about yourself is merely arrogant, but | T 2 E 11 T(102)101 |
| who complain all the time about fear, still persist in creating | T 2 E 16 T(103)102 |
| I was very sorry about this, because his was a | T 2 E 40 T(110)109 |
| the unconscious into man's calculations about himself, a step in the | T 2 E 40 T(110)109 |
| was exactly how he FELT about it. T 2 E | T 2 E 42 T(111)110 |
| We have already briefly spoken about readiness. But there are some | T 2 E 55 T(115)114 |
| was not at all curious about what it was. This disinterest | T 3 A 5 T(120) 119 |
| is nothing of special interest about the events described below, EXCEPT | T 3 A 15 T(123)122 |
| girl asked you very uncertainly about the bus, and you were | T 3 A 20 T(124)123 |
| the cab, to ask me about the notes, instead of assuming | T 3 A 21 T(125)124 |
| so. Answer: You were right about the misuse of excellent here | T 3 A 22 T(125)124 |
| misinterpretation of what I said about useful for others. In fact | T 3 A 24 T(125)124 |
| been no problem at all about the bookcase, and perhaps even | T 3 A 27 T(126)125 |
| When you called B about joining you, Gene, and Anne | T 3 A 29 T(127)126 |
| time, he was quite sure about this, and he was perfectly | T 3 A 38 T(129)128 |
| This really answers B's question about whether people return voluntarily.) | T 3 D 2 T(144)143 |
| also because you ARE confused about the difference between perception and | T 3 E 2 T(147)146 |
| we have said very little about cognition as yet. (Aside: One | T 3 E 2 T(147)146 |
| are still corrections. B's question about the spiritual eye was a | T 3 E 7 T(148)147 |
| ABLE to stop asking questions about him. T 3 E | T 3 E 8 T(149)148 |
| While you ask questions about God, you are clearly implying | T 3 E 9 T(149)148 |
| not KNOW what to do about it that B. reacts to | T 3 E 11 T(150)149 |
| in contrast to Christ's statement about Thou shalt love, etc.) There | T 3 E 14 T(150)149 |
| BE perceived. The endless speculation about the meaning of mind has | T 3 F 6 T(153)152 |
| KNOW. Freud was greatly worried about this, being VERY bright, though | T 3 F 11 T(154)153 |
| thinking. Freud was more clear-sighted about this, because he knew a | T 3 F 14 T(155)154 |
| What appears to be contradictory about the difference between knowing and | T 3 G 3 T(159)158 |
| essential that he KNOW this about himself, but he cannot know | T 3 G 33 T(168)167 |
| will not bother to argue about this. --- | T 3 G 44 T(172)171 |
| belief which has confused you about your own reality. Why would | T 3 G 46 T(173)172 |
| back at the earlier notes about what you and your brothers | T 3 H 4 T(175)C 2 |
| that there IS no problem about this. There is no man | T 3 H 14 T(178)C 5 |
| You, Helen, are CONSTANTLY arguing about the authorship of this course | T 3 I 11 T(183)C 10 |
| its weakness. He then set about to alter his perception, NOT | T 4 A 7 T(186)C 13 |
| but this involves no confusion about the child's origin. The brother | T 4 B 33 T(195)C 22 |
| it involves physical presence. THINKING about another ego is as effective | T 4 C 3 T(198)C 25 |
| ego, which is completely confused about what is really possible. This | T 4 C 18 T(203)C 30 |
| could not possibly know anything about it. T 4 C | T 4 C 22 T(205)C 32 |
| Be very honest with yourselves about this, for you we must | T 4 D 19 T(212)C 39 |
| case you have thought wrongly about some Soul that God created | T 4 E 4 T(214)C 41 |
| until you change your mind about those your ego has hurt | T 4 E 8 T(215)C 42 |
| trying to change your mind about them. (HS doubtful whether this | T 4 E 9 T(215)C 42 |
| better than H., (HS doubtful about accuracy here) that your mind | T 4 E 10 T(215)C 42 |
| you will remember your dream about the recorder, which was remarkably | T 4 F 8 T(220)C 47 |
| you HAVE made a decision about future effort, a decision which | T 4 F 17 T(224)C 51 |
| and to limit his questions about both the patient AND himself | T 4 F 18 T(224)C 51 |
| limit the questions you raise about HIS mind, because you are | T 4 F 19 T(224)C 51 |
| a PART of your belief about yourselves. Your other life has | T 4 G 7 T(225)C 52 |
| We have only just about reached the point where dissociation | T 4 G 18 T(228)C 55 |
| when I spoke to him about distantiation. These are all forms | T 4 G 19 T(228)C 55 |
| Do not disturb yourself about repression, Bill, but DO train | T 4 G 20 T(228)C 55 |
| be so much more clear-sighted about this that you should be | T 4 G 21 T(228)C 55 |
| as he changes his mind about its worth. T 4 | T 4 G 23 T(229)C 56 |
| do not have to worry about what to say or what | T 4 I 8 T(233)C 60 |
| 3. If you think about it, you will see that | T 5 B 3 T(234) C 61 |
| with a way of thinking about them that could raise their | T 5 C 1 T(235)C 62 |
| best, to mean don't worry about the future. This is NOT | T 5 E 8 T(243)C 70 |
| projected. Although Freud was wrong about the basic conflict itself, he | T 5 G 6 T(255)C 82 |
| reverse the lower courts decision about the laws of this world | T 5 H 5 T(260)C 87 |
| JUST what YOU should do about it. T 5 I | T 5 I 16 T(269)C 96 |
| since he is so clear about the remedy for YOU. You | T 5 I 17 T(269)C 96 |
| in communication, which you wrote about yourselves quite recently, and with | T 6 G 6 T(295)122 |
| they are in fundamental disagreement about everything, because they are in | T 6 H 2 T(298)C 125 |
| they are in fundamental disagreement about WHAT YOU ARE. The ego's | T 6 H 2 T(298)C 125 |
| WHY VIGILANCE IS ESSENTIAL. Doubts ABOUT being MUST not enter your | T 6 H 11 T(302)C 129 |
| thing MUST be in agreement about what they believe. T | T 6 H 13 T(302)C 129 |
| CAN, therefore, tell you something about this last step, but this | T 7 B 3 T(305)C 132 |
| learn to change your mind ABOUT your mind. Only by this | T 7 F 10 T(321)C 148 |
| But by changing your mind about HIS FOR him, you help | T 7 F 11 T(321)C 148 |
| you can change THEIR minds about themselves, as I can change | T 7 F 13 T(322)C 149 |
| it as you. ALL illusions about the Sonship are DISPELLED together | T 7 H 4 T(331)C 158 |
| You cannot perpetuate an illusion about another WITHOUT perpetuating it about | T 7 I 7 T(336)C 163 |
| about another WITHOUT perpetuating it about yourself. There is no way | T 7 I 7 T(336)C 163 |
| unbelievable. The more you learn ABOUT the ego, the more you | T 7 I 9 T(337)C 164 |
| conclusion, which is TOTAL CONFUSION ABOUT EVERYTHING. But you do not | T 7 J 9 T(340)C 167 |
| moment, on what you believe ABOUT your mind. Whatever these beliefs | T 7 J 10 T(340)C 167 |
| as you are in doubt about what YOU are, you WILL | T 7 K 2 T(341)C 168 |
| are, you WILL be confused about joy and pain. This confusion | T 7 K 2 T(341)C 168 |
| does. When you are confused about this VERY clear distinction in | T 7 K 4 T(342)C 169 |
| know because you are confused about what YOU will. This MEANS | T 7 K 8 T(343)C 170 |
| MEANS that you are confused about what you are. If you | T 7 K 8 T(343)C 170 |
| who are in TOTAL DISAGREEMENT ABOUT EVERYTHING. Their joint curriculum presents | T 8 B 5 T(348)C 175 |
| that both are teaching you about YOURSELF. Your REALITY is unaffected | T 8 B 5 T(348)C 175 |
| will change your mind entirely about its value. Of itself it | T 8 G 3 T(363)C 190 |
| we said the one thing about the ego that is wholly | T 8 H 8 T(372)C 199 |
| taking on the ego's distortions about what joining means, if you | T 8 I 3 T(374)C 201 |
| translators, to be entirely literal about fear and ITS effects, but | T 8 I 7 T(375)C 202 |
| and ITS effects, but NOT about love and ITS results. Thus | T 8 I 7 T(375)C 202 |
| literally because the Bible is ABOUT love, being about GOD. | T 8 I 7 T(375)C 202 |
| Bible is ABOUT love, being about GOD. T 8 I | T 8 I 7 T(375)C 202 |
| have him say? Your decision ABOUT him determines the message YOU | T 8 K 5 T(383)210 |
| BECAUSE of your limited ideas about WHAT YOU ARE. But this | T 9 C 2 T(388)215 |
| is to change his mind about REALITY. Only if the decision | T 9 C 10 T(391)218 |
| not hear it. The truth about YOU is so lofty that | T 9 F 10 T(401)228 |
| does not change His Mind about YOU, for He is not | T 9 H 3 T(405)- 232 |
| Has God changed His Mind about me? Then ACCEPT His decision | T 9 H 4 T(405)- 232 |
| refuse to change your mind about YOURSELF. --- | T 9 H 4 T(405)- 232 |
| GOD teaches him the truth about himself, WHICH HE IS DENYING | T 9 I 10 T(409)- 236 |
| OWN FATHER. Make no mistake about this. It sounds insane when | T 10 A 2 T(419)- 246 |
| The ego is totally confused about reality, BUT IT DOES NOT | T 10 F 7 T(435)262 |
| There has been much confusion about what perception means, because the | T 10 G 2 T(439)266 |
| does NOT change His mind about reality, because REALITY does not | T 11 B 5 T(450) 277 - |
| If they knew the truth about themselves, they could not be | T 11 C 4 T(454)- 281 |
| Remember what we said about the frightening perceptions of little | T 11 C 11 T(457)- 284 |
| love, arises from a confusion about the what and the how | T 11 D 5 T(460)287 |
| attest only to your DECISION about reality, returning to you the | T 11 H 9 T(474)- 301 |
| KILL YOU. Make no mistake about the depth of your fear | T 12 B 6 T(487)314 |
| on love, because it is about YOU. You have been told | T 12 D 1 T(492)319 |
| You HAVE been wrong about the world, because you have | T 12 G 4 T(506)333 |
| glimpses of the other world about him. But while he still | T 12 G 5 T(506)333 |
| him in everything. The world about him shines with love, because | T 12 G 6 T(506)333 |
| love, for it is all about him, and within him. He | T 12 G 6 T(506)333 |
| of safety, he looks quietly about him, and recognizes that the | T 12 G 6 T(506)333 |
| this: there is NOTHING partial about knowledge. Every aspect is whole | T 13 A 2 T(510)337 |
| happy learner CANNOT FEEL GUILTY ABOUT LEARNING. This is so ESSENTIAL | T 13 H 1 T(530)- 357 |
| understand it. Make no decisions about what it is, or where | T 13 H 12 T(533)- 360 |
| reflections of WHAT GOD KNOWS ABOUT YOU, and in this light | T 13 H 15 T(534)361 |
| right, and YOU are wrong, about yourself. He created you out | T 13 I 5 T(537)364 |
| BY it, they are wrong about themselves. They have DEFINED themselves | T 14 D 3 T(547)- 374 |
| others. And this is true about the thoughts that cross the | T 14 F 4 T(555)- 382 |
| There is no doubt about what your function IS, for | T 15 D 4 T(570)- 397 |
| is. There is no doubt about its magnitude, for it reaches | T 15 D 4 T(570)- 397 |
| the decisions YOU have made about yourself. The power and the | T 15 D 7 T(571)- 398 |
| IS, you will feel guilty about COMMUNICATION, and will be AFRAID | T 15 H 11 T(587)- 414 |
| LIKE itself. Make no mistake about this maneuver; the ego always | T 16 A 2 T(601)428 |
| empathy that would bring it about, is so distorted that it | T 16 B 2 T(602)429 |
| and then to be concerned about the truth of just a | T 16 C 2 T(604)431 |
| And when you are TOLD about it, you cannot UNDERSTAND it | T 16 C 3 T(604)431 |
| the EXCLUSION of the truth about the other, AND OF YOURSELF | T 17 D 3 T(635)- 462 |
| Who can change YOUR mind about it, FOR you. But first | T 17 D 10 T(638)- 465 |
| holds, WITHIN ITSELF, the truth about everything. And the truth is | T 17 E 4 T(641)468 |
| in this world. Like EVERYTHING about salvation, the holy instant is | T 17 F 1 T(646)473 |
| a COMPLETE change of mind about what the whole relationship IS | T 17 F 5 T(647)474 |
| an error in YOUR thoughts ABOUT the situation, that then became | T 17 H 2 T(654)481 |
| and where only the TRUTH about each other can abide. Here | T 18 B 7 T(661)488 |
| will He change His Mind about it. The means and purpose | T 18 F 3 T(674)- 521 |
| Figures stand out and move about, actions seem real, and forms | T 18 J 8 T(691)515 |
| you must learn still more about this strange devotion, for it | T 19 I 1 T(721)545 |
| no plaything to be tossed about a while and laid aside | T 20 C 6 T(737)561 |
| We have said much about discrepancies of means and end | T 20 H 1 T(755)578 |
| that the illusions you hold about him are NOT held up | T 20 H 6 T(756)579 |
| in darkness, for your imaginings about him WILL seem real there | T 20 H 8 T(757)580 |
| those who SEEM to walk about in it, to sin and | T 20 I 8 T(761)583 |
| will to change your mind ABOUT the world. Perception is a | T 21 A 1 T(763)585 |
| think they know their way about in it. They learned it | T 21 B 3 T(764)586 |
| in faith in his illusions ABOUT himself. For faith, perception, and | T 21 D 5 T(773)595 |
| of ANY kind deceives you about the power that is IN | T 21 G 1 T(784)605 |
| strange, shifting ones he sees about him will become to him | T 22 B 7 T(798)618 |
| And ALL uncertainty is doubt about YOURSELF. --- | T 22 F 3 T(811)630 |
| need arise to be defensive about ANYTHING, you have identified YOUR | T 22 F 6 T(812)631 |
| at how this error came about, for here lies buried the | T 22 G 11 T(817)636 |
| the little and the weak about him? Who can walk trembling | T 23 A 5 T(820)639 |
| be in conflict. One ILLUSION about yourself can battle with another | T 23 B 7 T(823)642 |
| necessary that He be asked about the truth of what has | T 23 C 6 T(826)645 |
| his mind accepts the truth about himself, as it returns to | T 24 C 6 T(843)662 |
| rock and turn and whirl about with every breeze. T | T 24 D 3 T(847)666 |
| And EVERY doubt must be about yourself. Christ HAS no doubt | T 24 F 9 T(854)673 |
| you that all your doubts about yourself may disappear before his | T 24 G 1 T(855)674 |
| God changes not His Mind about His Son with passing circumstance | T 24 G 3 T(855)674 |
| YOU might see the truth about yourself, set forth at last | T 24 G 7 T(857)676 |
| much can his own delusions about time and place affect a | T 26 F 7 T(914)740 |
| Or is it a mistake about your will, and what you | T 26 H 11 T(921)747 |
| the witnesses for guilt. Concerns about the body demonstrate how frail | T 27 B 5 T(936)762 |
| Another, you MUST be confused about yourself and who you are | T 27 C 10 T(941)767 |
| is how ALL illusions come about. The one who makes them | T 27 H 7 T(959)- 785 |
| enormous world, with DIFFERENT dreams about the truth in you. | T 27 H 10 T(960)786 |
| Select his thoughtfullness to dream about, INSTEAD of counting up the | T 27 H 15 T(961)787 |
| call its own. It looks about for special bodies which can | T 27 I 2 T(962)788 |
| to keep concealed the truth about yourself. Time neither takes away | T 28 B 4 T(968)794 |
| Yet must all healing come about because the mind is recognized | T 28 C 2 T(972)- 798 |
| which still seem to move about as separate things NEED NOT | T 28 C 10 T(974)- 800 |
| you will have some regrets about the way that you have | T 29 C 1 T(993)819 |
| coming, he denies the truth about himself, and seeks for something | T 29 H 2 T(1006)820 |
| And thus he wanders aimlessly about, in search of something that | T 29 H 3 T(1006)820 |
| beneficiary, you try to bring about your death. For you believe | T 29 H 4 T(1007)821 |
| toys the power to move about, and talk and think and | T 29 J 4 T(1013)827 |
| NOT FIGHT YOURSELF. But think about the kind of day you | T 30 B 1 T(1016)830 |
| you have changed your mind about the day, and have REMEMBERED | T 30 B 7 T(1018)832 |
| All illusions that you believe about yourself obey NO laws. They | T 30 E 4 T(1028)842 |
| changes have been quickly brought about, when you decide one very | T 30 E 6 T(1028)842 |
| at all. Be not deceived about the MEANING of a fixed | T 30 G 6 T(1035)849 |
| which have replaced the truth about God's Son. | T 30 G 7 T(1035)849 |
| you would know the truth about yourself: I thank you, Father | T 30 G 8 T(1036)850 |
| savior? Is his Father WRONG about His Son? Or have YOU | T 30 G 9 T(1036)850 |
| his reality. The happy dream about him takes the form of | T 30 I 2 T(1040)854 |
| let there be no dreams about him that you would PREFER | T 30 I 5 T(1041)855 |
| him is what I learn about myself. Then let us wait | T 31 B 5 T(1047)861 |
| dismal lessons that you learned about this Son of God who | T 31 B 6 T(1048)862 |
| lessons that you taught yourself about the sinfullness in you. Hear | T 31 B 8 T(1048)862 |
| be raised. There ARE alternatives about the thing that you must | T 31 E 10 T(1058)872 |
| deep confusion that it feels about how it was made, and | T 31 E 13 T(1059)873 |
| what you think the truth about yourself must really be. It | T 31 F 4 T(1062)876 |
| for you are too confused about yourself. But should ONE brother | T 31 G 2 T(1063)877 |
| how little you really understand about them. It is therefore essential | W 3 L 2 W(5) |
| are crossing your mind for about a minute. Then apply the | W 4 L 1 W(6) |
| contains; for example: This thought about does not mean anything. It | W 4 L 3 W(6) |
| are: I am not worried about for the reason I think | W 5 L 4 W(9) |
| think. I am not depressed about for the reason I think | W 5 L 4 W(9) |
| not there. I am worried about because I see something that | W 6 L 1 W(10) |
| L 2. Old ideas about time are very difficult to | W 7 L 2 W(11) |
| not learning these new ideas about it. Yet that is precisely | W 7 L 2 W(11) |
| why you need new ideas about time. This first time idea | W 7 L 2 W(11) |
| it? What do you know about this cup except what you | W 7 L 3 W(11) |
| 7 L 4. Look about you. This is equally true | W 7 L 4 W(11) |
| cause of the total misconception about time from which your seeing | W 8 L 1 W(13) |
| true thought one can hold about the past is that it | W 8 L 2 W(13) |
| is not here. To think about it at all is therefore | W 8 L 2 W(13) |
| all is therefore to think about illusions. Very few minds have | W 8 L 2 W(13) |
| it is not really thinking about anything. W 8 L | W 8 L 2 W(13) |
| I seem to be thinking about . --- Manuscript | W 8 L 4 W(13) |
| I seem to be thinking about (name of person), about (name | W 8 L 4 W(14) |
| thinking about (name of person), about (name of object), about (name | W 8 L 4 W(14) |
| person), about (name of object), about (name of emotion), and so | W 8 L 4 W(14) |
| periods are sufficient, involve looking about you and applying the idea | W 9 L 3 W(15 |
| your mind, say: This thought about does not mean anything. That | W 10 L 4 W(17) |
| not mean anything. That thought about does not mean anything. | W 10 L 4 W(17) |
| open your eyes and look about, near or far, up or | W 11 L 2 W(19) |
| 3. As you look about you, say to yourself: I | W 12 L 3 W(20) |
| today, which should be done about three or four times, for | W 13 L 4 W(22) |
| open your eyes and look about you slowly, saying: I am | W 13 L 4 W(22) |
| to yourself as you look about. Then close your eyes and | W 13 L 4 W(22) |
| to you, or to anyone about whom you are concerned. In | W 14 L 5 W(24) |
| trivial; and not worth bothering about that it is essential you | W 16 L 3 W(28) |
| you tell yourself: This thought about is not a neutral thought | W 16 L 5 W(29) |
| a neutral thought. That thought about is not a neutral thought | W 16 L 5 W(29) |
| for this purpose: This thought about is not a neutral thought | W 16 L 6 W(29) |
| no neutral thoughts. Then look about you, resting your glance on | W 17 L 2 W(30) |
| a neutral because my thoughts about are not neutral. For example | W 17 L 2 W(30) |
| neutral wall, because my thoughts about walls are not neutral. I | W 17 L 2 W(30) |
| neutral body, because my thoughts about bodies are not neutral. | W 17 L 2 W(30) |
| the effects of this thought about . W 19 L 4 | W 19 L 3 W(32) |
| We have been quite casual about our practice periods thus far | W 20 L 1 W(34) |
| the world, he sees vengeance about to strike at him. His | W 22 L 1 W(37) |
| Look at the world about you at least five times | W 22 L 3 W(37) |
| point in changing your thoughts about the world. Here you are | W 23 L 2 W(38) |
| today's idea. As you look about you, repeat the idea slowly | W 23 L 6 W(39) |
| close your eyes and devote about a minute to searching your | W 23 L 6 W(39) |
| by giving up attack thoughts about . Hold each one in mind | W 23 L 6 W(39) |
| closed eyes, for unresolved situations about which you are currently concerned | W 24 L 4 W(40) |
| for today, followed by looking about you and letting your glance | W 25 L 6 W(43) |
| the situation: I am concerned about . Then go over every possible | W 26 L 6 W(45) |
| desires. You may feel hesitant about using the idea on the | W 27 L 1 W(46) |
| a lot of separate things about you, which really means you | W 28 L 2 W(47) |
| to withdraw your preconceived ideas about the table, and open your | W 28 L 3 W(47) |
| Hidden under all your ideas about it is its real purpose | W 28 L 5 W(48) |
| whatever you see in looking about you. Not only should the | W 28 L 7 W(48) |
| it to randomly chosen subjects about you, naming each one specifically | W 29 L 4 W(49) |
| once an hour, looking slowly about you as you say the | W 29 L 6 W(50) |
| it to yourself slowly, looking about you, and trying to realize | W 30 L 3 W(51) |
| recommended. During that time, look about you slowly while repeating the | W 31 L 2 W(52) |
| or events, or anything else about which you are harboring unloving | W 34 L 3 W(55) |
| or worry (or my thoughts about this situation, personality, or event | W 34 L 6 W(56) |
| the direction of your fantasies about yourself does not matter. Illusions | W 35 L 5 W(57) |
| eyes and look quite slowly about you, applying the idea specifically | W 36 L 3 W(59) |
| and repeat the idea; look about you as you repeat it | W 36 L 4 W(59) |
| minute or so of looking about you as you apply the | W 37 L 4 W(60) |
| salvation of the world. What about your own salvation? You cannot | W 39 L 3 W(64) |
| this way: My unloving thoughts about are keeping me in hell | W 39 L 8 W(65) |
| the holiness which they imply about you; on the unfailing companionship | W 41 L 9 W(69) |
| slowly, with eyes open, looking about you. Then close your eyes | W 42 L 4 W(70) |
| once more while looking slowly about; close your eyes, repeat the | W 42 L 5 W(71) |
| your acknowledgment of the truth about yourself. W 50 L | W 50 L 4 W(88) |
| your consciousness. Repeat it, think about it, let related thoughts come | W 50 L 5 W(88) |
| to each practice period, thinking about the idea and the related | W 50 R1 2 W(90) |
| the central point, and think about it as part of your | W 50 R1 3 W(90) |
| the past. As I look about, I condemn the world I | W 52 L 2 W(94) |
| to prove that my illusions about myself are real. It is | W 55 L 5 W(101) |
| it, and learning the truth about it. --- | W 55 L 5 W(101) |
| to see what my illusions about myself had kept hidden. I | W 57 L 5 W(105) |
| innocence that is the truth about me. Seen through understanding eyes | W 58 L 1 W(106) |
| only the thoughts I hold about myself. W 58 L | W 58 L 1 W(106) |
| all illusions except false ideas about myself? My holiness undoes them | W 58 L 3 W(106) |
| all by asserting the truth about me. In the presence of | W 58 L 3 W(106) |
| Let me not cherish illusions about myself. I am perfect because | W 59 L 1 W(108) |
| a statement of the truth about yourself. It is the opposite | W 61 L 1 W(112) |
| You will want to think about this idea as often as | W 61 L 4 W(112) |
| the images you have made about yourself to the truth, and | W 61 L 4 W(112) |
| I am here. Then think about these statements for a short | W 61 L 5 W(113) |
| an acknowledgment of the truth about yourself, reinforce it throughout the | W 61 L 6 W(113) |
| your forgiveness does the truth about yourself return to your memory | W 62 L 1 W(114) |
| 62 L 2. Illusions about yourself and the world are | W 62 L 2 W(114) |
| thoughts, and then to thinking about them and about nothing else | W 64 L 8 W(118) |
| to thinking about them and about nothing else. This will be | W 64 L 8 W(118) |
| and look slowly and unselectively about you, telling yourself: This is | W 64 L 9 W(118) |
| keep them open and look about you. It is what you | W 65 L 8 W(120) |
| battle with the Holy Spirit about what your happiness is. It | W 66 L 2 W(121) |
| and arrive at the truth about your function. We will not | W 66 L 3 W(121) |
| not engage in ceaseless arguments about what it is. We will | W 66 L 3 W(121) |
| false. Let us, then, think about the premises for a while | W 66 L 5 W(122) |
| 66 L 9. Think about this during the longer practice | W 66 L 9 W(122) |
| practice period today. Think also about the many forms which the | W 66 L 9 W(122) |
| this choice as you think about the premises on which our | W 66 L 10 W(123) |
| these words slowly, and think about them a little as you | W 66 L 12 W(123) |
| today to reach this truth about you, and to realize fully | W 67 L 1 W(124) |
| practice period, we will think about your reality and its wholly | W 67 L 2 W(124) |
| begin by repeating this truth about you, and then spend a | W 67 L 2 W(124) |
| all your images and preconceptions about yourself to the truth in | W 67 L 3 W(124) |
| thoughts related to the truth about yourself. Yet perhaps you will | W 67 L 4 W(124) |
| need to hear the truth about yourself as frequently as possible | W 67 L 5 W(125) |
| like Itself. Hear the truth about yourself in this. W | W 67 L 5 W(125) |
| that the ego tells you about yourself with the simple truth | W 67 L 6 W(125) |
| yourself with the simple truth about the Son of God. You | W 67 L 6 W(125) |
| devote several minutes in thinking about what we are trying to | W 69 L 2 W(128) |
| After you have thought about the importance of what you | W 69 L 5 W(129) |
| can be no real conflict about this, because there is no | W 71 L 6 W(135) |
| periods for today by thinking about today's idea, and realizing that | W 71 L 7 W(135) |
| out for special consideration. Think about it briefly but very specifically | W 74 L 4 W(144) |
| it with Him. My conflicts about cannot be real. | W 74 L 4 W(144) |
| He will tell you more. About the love your Father has | W 76 L 11 W(151) |
| your Father has for you. About the endless joy He offers | W 76 L 11 W(151) |
| endless joy He offers you. About His yearning for His only | W 76 L 11 W(151) |
| not lie in your illusions about yourself. It does not depend | W 77 L 2 W(152) |
| but you are still uncertain about what the problem is. A | W 79 L 3 W(157) |
| is to entertain some doubt about the reality of our version | W 79 L 8 W(158) |
| try to suspend all judgment about what the problem is. If | W 79 L 10 W(159) |
| honesty. Do not deceive yourself about what the problem is, and | W 80 L 6 W(161) |
| follow this general form: Take about 15 minutes for each of | W 80 R2 2 W(162) |
| them, and begin by thinking about the idea and the comments | W 80 R2 2 W(162) |
| included in the assignments. Devote about 3 or 4 minutes to | W 80 R2 2 W(162) |
| for me to search wildly about for salvation. I have seen | W 86 L 2 W(169) |
| not there. I was mistaken about where it is. I was | W 86 L 2 W(169) |
| it is. I was mistaken about what it is. I will | W 86 L 2 W(169) |
| not my will to grope about in darkness, fearful of shadows | W 87 L 2 W(170) |
| Three times today, set aside about 10 minutes for a quiet | W 91 L 5 W(175) |
| to allowing your mistaken thoughts about your attributes to be corrected | W 91 L 8 W(175) |
| try to experience these truths about yourself. Concentrate particularly on the | W 91 L 9 W(176) |
| through the body's eyes, peering about in darkness to behold the | W 92 L 3 W(177) |
| Strength is the truth about you; weakness is an idol | W 92 L 4 W(178) |
| anyone could see the truth about you he would be repelled | W 93 L 1 W(180) |
| think if what is true about you were revealed to you | W 93 L 1 W(180) |
| mistakes you made, the truth about you is unchanged. Creation is | W 93 L 7 W(181) |
| begin by stating the truth about our creation: Light and joy | W 93 L 8 W(181) |
| a statement of the truth about you. W 93 L | W 93 L 10 W(182) |
| frequently, you tend to forget about it for long periods of | W 95 L 5 W(185) |
| teach the world the truth about itself. You are One Self | W 95 L 13 W(187) |
| let Him speak to you about your Self, and what your | W 96 L 9 W(190) |
| We state again the truth about your Self, the holy Son | W 97 L 2 W(192) |
| you have changed your mind about your goal. W 110 | W 110 R3 3 W(228) |
| exercises. Then begin to think about them quietly, letting your mind | W 110 R3 5 W(228) |
| and abides in misery, peering about in darkness, seeing not, yet | W 121 L 2 W(241) |
| is torn with doubt, confused about itself and all it sees | W 121 L 3 W(241) |
| the illusions which you hold about yourself. He knows His Son | W 125 L 5 W(253) |
| which this course will bring about. If you believed this statement | W 126 L 1 W(255) |
| time to think once more about the value of this world | W 129 L 2 W(263) |
| 1. Failure is all about you while you seek for | W 131 L 1 W(269) |
| but to change your mind about yourself. There is no world | W 132 L 10 W(275) |
| idle thoughts we ever held about it, and about all living | W 132 L 14 W(276) |
| ever held about it, and about all living things we see | W 132 L 14 W(276) |
| If you feel any guilt about your choice, you have allowed | W 133 L 11 W(279) |
| longer. Do not be confused about what must be healed, but | W 136 L 19 W(295) |
| will not relinquish its ideas about its own protection. It must | W 138 L 8 W(301) |
| 139 L 3. Uncertainty about what you must be is | W 139 L 3 W(304) |
| merely to accept the truth about yourself, and go your way | W 139 L 10 W(306) |
| seek to change our minds about the source of sickness, for | W 140 L 8 W(308) |
| too often said and thought about. For if what is not | W 152 L 3 W(321) |
| they have changed our minds about ourselves, and what our function | W 154 L 13 W(332) |
| Son. He cannot be confused about creation. He is sure of | W 160 L 7 W(348) |
| of the futility he sees about him everywhere, perceiving how his | W 166 L 5 W(364) |
| Self. He does not know about a plan so alien to | W 166 L 10 W(366) |
| attempts to change your mind about yourself. It is the reason | W 167 L 3 W(368) |
| solace and escape from doubts about your strength and hope of | W 170 L 5 W(378) |
| what the course has stressed about the obstacles to peace. The | W 170 L 9 W(378) |
| while. We do not care about our future goals, and what | W 181 L 3 W(388) |
| at home. He goes uncertainly about in endless search, seeking in | W 183 L 3 W(394) |
| Loser and gainer merely shift about in changing patterns, as the | W 185 L 3 W(402) |
| all concepts you have learned about the world; all images you | W 189 L 7 W(417) |
| world; all images you hold about yourself. Empty your mind of | W 189 L 7 W(417) |
| not withhold salvation longer. Look about the world and see the | W 191 L 10 W(424) |
| we practice, let us think about all things we saved to | W 193 L 11 W(430) |
| of sin, and devastation brought about by guilt. Accept today's idea | W 194 L 2 W(432) |
| are badgered ceaselessly and pushed about without a thought or care | W 195 L 9 W(437) |
| you must change your mind about the purpose of the world | W 200 L 5 W(450) |
| be slowly read and thought about a little while, preceding one | W 220 IN2 12 W(461) |
| sin except a false idea about God's Son? Forgiveness merely sees | W 220 W1 1 W(462) |
| it as well. It sets about its furious attempts to smash | W 220 W1 3 W(462) |
| it is change of mind about the purpose of the world | W 226 L 1 W(468) |
| of You. And my mistakes about myself are dreams. I let | W 228 L 2 W(470) |
| I desire but the truth about myself? W 231 L | W 231 L 1 W(474) |
| I will accept the truth about myself. I will arise in | W 237 L 1 W(480) |
| Let not the truth about ourselves today be hidden by | W 239 L 1 W(482) |
| did but mock the truth about myself. Now I disown self-concepts | W 248 L 1 W(492) |
| self-concepts and deceits and lies about the holy Son of God | W 248 L 1 W(492) |
| in heavy clouds of doubt about the holiness of him whom | W 256 L 1 W(501) |
| recognize this day the truth about ourselves. We would come home | W 262 L 2 W(508) |
| have had many foolish thoughts about myself and my creation, and | W 278 W6 2 W(525) |
| in sinlessness are not mistaken about what I am. I was | W 337 L 2 W(590) |
| he can be confused indeed about the things he wants; the | W 339 L 1 W(592) |
| thus our minds are changed about the aim for which we | W 350 W14 5 W(605) |
| angels hover close, and all about. His Love surrounds you, and | W 361 EP 6 W(620) |
| but reinforces what you believe about yourself. Its fundamental | M 1 A 3 M(1) |
| God are appointed to bring about. For time is in their | M 2 A 4 M(4) |
| begin to change his mind about the world with the single | M 4 A 3 M(7) |
| then learns more and more about the new direction as he | M 4 A 3 M(7) |
| world, because he was mistaken about what it was. Herein is | M 6 C 3 M(20) |
| idea goes also all confusion about creation. Does not this follow | M 6 C 4 M(20) |
| the relinquishing of all concern about the gift that makes it | M 7 A 4 M(23) |
| a teacher of God have about what becomes of his gifts | M 7 A 4 M(23) |
| of God to remain concerned about the result of healing is | M 8 A 1 M(23) |
| willing to change his mind about it. He lacked the trust | M 8 A 1 M(23) |
| The real basis for doubt about the outcome of any problem | M 8 A 5 M(24) |
| a confusion in identity. Conflict about what you are has entered | M 8 A 6 M(25) |
| and you have become deceived about yourself. And you are deceived | M 8 A 6 M(25) |
| yourself. And you are deceived about yourself because you have denied | M 8 A 6 M(25) |
| There is, however, considerable confusion about what these categories mean. What | M 11 A 1 M(28) |
| what his would-be teacher says about it, and the teacher himself | M 11 A 1 M(28) |
| of the ugliness he sees about him is its outcome. All | M 11 A 6 M(30) |
| For they say different things about the world, and things so | M 12 A 2 M(31) |
| the body. Think a while about what the world calls sacrifice | M 14 A 2 M(34) |
| For self-condemnation is a decision about identity, and no one doubts | M 14 A 3 M(35) |
| But do not be mistaken about what sacrifice means. It always | M 14 A 6 M(36) |
| A 2. But what about those who have not reached | M 17 A 2 M(40) |
| enemy, and do not think about your frailty in comparison. Accept | M 18 A 6 M(46) |
| not remember how it came about. Believe that you have won | M 18 A 6 M(46) |
| he argues with his pupil about a magic thought, attacks it | M 19 A 1 M(47) |
| can they proclaim the truth about themselves. Through them, the Holy | M 19 A 2 M(47) |
| future states and all concern about the past stem from injustice | M 20 A 3 M(49) |
| teacher of Gods fear about the validity of what he | M 22 A 5 M(53) |
| him that what he believes about himself is not the truth | M 23 A 6 M(55) |
| help? What did he say about this? Remember his promises, and | M 24 A 3 M(56) |
| indeed. Is any other question about it really useful in lighting | M 25 A 1 M(58) |
| helpful, he will be told about it. He will also be | M 25 A 4 M(59) |
| the individual changes his mind about its purpose, he will bolster | M 26 A 5 M(61) |
| rebirth; a change of mind about the meaning of the world | M 29 A 1 M(66) |
| judgment is restored the truth about the holy Son of God | M 29 A 6 M(67) |
| to be responsible for decisions about which you understand so little | M 30 A 2 M(68) |
| Holy Spirit knows the truth about you. The image you made | M 30 A 4 M(69) |
| the universe. This terrible mistake about yourself the miracle corrects as | U 3 A 8 U(5) |
| when you see the truth about yourself reflected there. Now you | U 4 A 8 U(7) |
| are circumscribed by false beliefs about your Identity, Which God alone | U 6 A 1 U(9) |
| helped to change his mind about the reality of illusions. | P 1 A 1 P(1) |
| therapist do to bring healing about? Only one thing; the same | P 3 C 8 P(7) |
| taught him little or nothing about the real principles of healing | P 4 B 2 P(21) |
| been wrong in the past about how you have asked, but | S 1 A 5 S(2) |
| question is actually a decision about the kind of answer that | S 1 A 7 S(3) |
| a bit of trifling advice about a problem of an instant's | S 1 B 4 S(4) |
| it He speaks to you about? About salvation and the gift | S 2 D 6 S(18) |
| He speaks to you about? About salvation and the gift of | S 2 D 6 S(18) |
| and the gift of peace. About the end of sin and | S 2 D 6 S(18) |
| sin and guilt and death. About the role forgiveness has in | S 2 D 6 S(18) |
| of a change of mind about the goal of prayer. | S 3 A 1 S(20) |
| for the sins it dreamed about and laid upon the world | S 3 C 5 S(22) |
| this; whatever you may think about yourself, whatever you may think | S 3 E 10 S(28) |
| yourself, whatever you may think about the world, your Father needs | S 3 E 10 S(28) |