| MADHOUSE....................1 | |
| is no army, but a madhouse. What SEEMS to be a | T 21 H 4 T(789)610 |
| MADMAN......................5 | |
| as is the truth. A madman thinks the world he sees | W 132 L 1 W(273) |
| a circumstance? Who but a madman could believe he is what | W 160 L 1 W(347) |
| will not leave because a madman says I must. W | W 160 L 2 W(347) |
| weighty consequence. Who but a madman could conceive of them as | W 190 L 4 W(419) |
| 3 E 9. A madman will defend his own illusions | P 3 E 9 P(11) |
| MADMAN'S....................2 | |
| 250 W4 4. A madman's dreams are frightening, and sin | W 250 W4 4 W(495) |
| dark and fearful images. A madman's dream is hardly fit to | W 263 L 1 W(509) |
| MADNESS.....................98 | |
| all the universe. In your madness, you OVERLOOK REALITY COMPLETELY, and | T 12 E 6 T(497)- 324 |
| lead you out of insanity. Madness may be your CHOICE, but | T 13 H 14 T(534)361 |
| you and your goal of madness. Be not separate from me | T 17 D 13 T(639)- 466 |
| Call it not sin, but madness, for such it was, and | T 18 B 4 T(660)487 |
| set apart, to tyrannize by madness into obedience and slavery. | T 18 J 1 T(689)513 |
| ego's wish, which, in its madness, it thinks it has ACCOMPLISHED | T 19 C 9 T(701)525 |
| conqueror. Is this humility, or madness? If sin were real it | T 19 D 10 T(704)528 |
| 9. Hear not its madness, and believe not the impossible | T 19 H 9 T(720)544 |
| of the insane, dedicated to madness, and set AGAINST the peace | T 19 J 1 T(721)545 |
| on stark insanity and raving madness with pity and compassion, but | T 19 L 4 T(729)553 |
| your salvation. You see his madness, which you hate because you | T 19 L 5 T(729)553 |
| for you will share in madness or in Heaven TOGETHER. And | T 19 L 5 T(729)553 |
| You asked this puff of madness for the meaning of your | T 20 D 9 T(742)566 |
| What COULD this be but madness? And is it THIS that | T 20 E 4 T(746)569 |
| to meet the goal of madness. They are the means by | T 20 I 10 T(761)583 |
| it fit the goal of madness. The goal of sin induces | T 21 C 9 T(770)592 |
| creation, depends ENTIRELY upon the madness of its maker, and can | T 21 C 12 T(771)593 |
| NOT serve to justify the madness. Your brother thinks he made | T 21 C 12 T(771)593 |
| your insanity, and RECOGNIZE its madness. --- Manuscript | T 21 E 3 T(777)598 |
| Think not that THIS is madness. For this your REASON tells | T 21 E 5 T(778)599 |
| You have perceived the EGO's madness, and NOT been made afraid | T 21 E 5 T(778)599 |
| no place at all in madness, nor can it be ADJUSTED | T 21 F 10 T(782)603 |
| and belief are STRONG in madness, guiding perception toward what the | T 21 F 10 T(782)603 |
| not depend on it, and madness keeps it OUT. The part | T 21 F 11 T(782)603 |
| therefore UNREAL. The home of madness CANNOT be the home of | T 21 G 3 T(784)605 |
| to LEAVE the home of madness, if you see reason. | T 21 G 3 T(784)605 |
| simply by accepting reason, where madness WAS. Madness and reason see | T 21 G 4 T(784)605 |
| accepting reason, where madness WAS. Madness and reason see the same | T 21 G 4 T(784)605 |
| they look upon them differently. Madness is an ATTACK on reason | T 21 G 4 T(784)605 |
| but takes the place of madness quietly, REPLACING madness if it | T 21 G 4 T(785)606 |
| place of madness quietly, REPLACING madness if it be the will | T 21 G 4 T(785)606 |
| the body, and LET their madness tell them it is real | T 21 G 4 T(785)606 |
| does, you ARE insane. But madness has a purpose, and believes | T 21 G 5 T(785)606 |
| means, leads steadily AWAY from madness, toward the goal of truth | T 21 G 7 T(786)607 |
| a BURDEN to you? In madness, yes; and yet what madness | T 21 G 8 T(786)607 |
| madness, yes; and yet what madness sees, MUST be dispelled by | T 21 G 8 T(786)607 |
| 21 G 9. What madness would CONCEAL, the Holy Spirit | T 21 G 9 T(786)607 |
| so thick it would be madness to ATTEMPT to pass it | T 22 D 3 T(805)625 |
| will it be more than madness. And fear will reign in | T 23 B 2 T(821)640 |
| And fear will reign in madness, and will SEEM to have | T 23 B 2 T(821)640 |
| part of what made them. Madness holds out no menace to | T 23 B 6 T(822)641 |
| with yourself? Let all this madness be undone for you, and | T 23 B 8 T(823)642 |
| All of the mechanisms of madness are seen emerging here. The | T 23 C 10 T(828)647 |
| the missing factor in your madness THAT MAKES IT SANE. THIS | T 23 C 12 T(829)648 |
| upon both, for, in His madness, He must have this substitute | T 23 C 13 T(829)648 |
| is apparent. The MEANS of madness MUST be insane. Are you | T 23 C 14 T(830)649 |
| you realize the GOAL is madness? T 23 C 15 | T 23 C 14 T(830)649 |
| C 15. NO-ONE WANTS madness, nor does anyone cling to | T 23 C 15 T(830)649 |
| does anyone cling to his madness if he sees that this | T 23 C 15 T(830)649 |
| what it IS. What PROTECTS madness is the belief THAT IT | T 23 C 15 T(830)649 |
| was the truth before, be madness now. Such a reversal, COMPLETELY | T 23 C 15 T(830)649 |
| reversal, COMPLETELY turned around, with madness sanity, illusions true, attack a | T 23 C 15 T(830)649 |
| as REAL. Their goal of madness MUST be seen as sanity | T 23 C 16 T(830)649 |
| matter what the FORM this madness takes? It is a judgment | T 23 C 18 T(831)650 |
| save. Be not deceived when madness takes a form you think | T 23 C 18 T(831)650 |
| upon yourself, to rule in madness and in loneliness your special | T 24 C 13 T(846)665 |
| to look upon decay and madness, and believe this crumbling thing | T 24 F 5 T(853)672 |
| be lost forever in the madness of his wish. T | T 25 D 2 T(873)692 |
| this world a place of madness. Not ONE Thought of His | T 25 H 3 T(886)705 |
| IS insanity. And what is madness CANNOT be the truth. If | T 25 H 4 T(887)706 |
| eyes would look BEYOND the madness, and rest peacefully on truth | T 25 H 7 T(888)707 |
| His Will is seen as madness, then the FORM of sanity | T 25 H 8 T(888)707 |
| 9. It WOULD be madness to entrust salvation to the | T 25 H 9 T(888)707 |
| he left without ESCAPE from madness, for he has a special | T 25 H 10 T(889)708 |
| OR you must LOSE to madness, because your aims can NOT | T 25 H 14 T(890)709 |
| that the past is over. Madness speaks no more. There IS | T 26 F 6 T(914)740 |
| imagining into belief and into madness, quite convinced that where he | T 26 F 6 T(914)740 |
| sinned; that NOTHING that his madness bid him do was ever | T 27 B 4 T(935)761 |
| destruction, sin and death; of madness and of murder, grief and | T 29 G 1 T(1004)818 |
| with you? Forgive yourself your madness, and forget all senseless journeys | T 31 D 9 T(1054)868 |
| that is YOUR escape from madness and from death. Nowhere but | T 31 D 9 T(1054)868 |
| It is a thing of madness, pain, and death; a thing | T 31 G 14 T(1068)882 |
| grounds for trust. Nothing in madness is dependable. It holds out | W 53 L 3 W(96) |
| You will listen to madness or hear the truth. Try | W 66 L 10 W(123) |
| These are not laws, but madness. W 76 L 5 | W 76 L 4 W(149) |
| mind has been absolved of madness, letting go illusions of a | W 97 L 1 W(192) |
| 8. Today escape from madness. You are set on freedom's | W 101 L 8 W(204) |
| his dreams; regardless of his madness that his will is not | W 125 L 5 W(253) |
| This is the depth of madness. Yet it is the universal | W 139 L 6 W(305) |
| is mad? Why share its madness in the sad belief that | W 139 L 6 W(305) |
| not come to reinforce the madness which we once believed in | W 139 L 8 W(305) |
| is not mad. Yet only madness makes a world like this | W 152 L 6 W(322) |
| would exact. In them lies madness in a form so grim | W 153 L 4 W(324) |
| walk ahead of truth is madness, but to let illusion sink | W 155 L 2 W(333) |
| a Teacher Who perceives their madness, but Who still can look | W 155 L 3 W(333) |
| reality. To question it is madness; to accept its presence is | W 184 L 6 W(399) |
| you will not escape the madness which induced this weird, unnatural | W 191 L 3 W(422) |
| Such is the form of madness you believe, if you accept | W 196 L 6 W(439) |
| His Son in all his madness, nor betrayed His trust in | W 220 IN2 5 W(460) |
| sense. Attack is gone, and madness has an end. What suffering | W 249 L 1 W(493) |
| way to You instead of madness and instead of fear. For | W 278 W6 2 W(525) |
| What can he know of madness and the death of God | W 330 W12 3 W(583) |
| is a method, conceived in madness, for placing God's Son on | M 6 B 1 M(18) |
| thought has guilt already raised madness to the throne of God | M 18 A 7 M(46) |
| M 18 A 9. Madness but seems terrible. In truth | M 18 A 9 M(47) |
| illusions stem. Is it not madness to think of life as | M 28 A 1 M(63) |
| It is a thing of madness, not reality at all. A | U 3 A 1 U(4) |
| has such wisdom except in madness. That many therapists are mad | P 3 H 5 P(17) |