| REASON'S....................6 | |
| for it depends ENTIRELY on reason's absence. The ego NEVER uses | T 21 F 10 T(782)603 |
| NO form of misery, in reason's eyes, CAN be confused with | T 22 C 2 T(801)621 |
| co-exist in your AWARENESS. And reason's goal IS to make plain | T 22 D 1 T(805)625 |
| cannot conceal its emptiness from REASON'S eyes. T 22 D | T 22 D 3 T(805)625 |
| meaningful, and therefore out of reason's sphere. Yet they APPEAR to | T 23 C 1 T(825)644 |
| may be carefully preserved from reason's light. T 26 H | T 26 H 1 T(918)744 |
| REASONABLE..................9 | |
| his greater experience, and a reasonable amount of obedience for his | T 1 B 40x T(41)41 |
| ego. This is a perfectly reasonable question; in fact, the best | T 4 C 1 T(197)C 24 |
| of behavior. Surprise is a reasonable response to the unfamiliar, but | T 4 C 3 T(198)C 25 |
| psychologist's ability to accept as reasonable a compromise which is clearly | T 4 F 18 T(224)C 51 |
| give. Can YOUR mistake be reasonable grounds for depression and disillusionment | T 19 H 4 T(718)542 |
| also whether it was ever reasonable to expect happiness from anything | W 66 L 9 W(123) |
| anger, anger makes attack seem reasonable, honestly provoked, and righteous in | W 153 L 2 W(324) |
| God rests a while in reasonable peace. Now he consolidates his | M 5 B 6 M(10) |
| of God that constitutes a reasonable goal for psychotherapy. This will | P 3 C 4 P(6) |
| REASONABLY..................7 | |
| substitute goals, which are usually reasonably easy to attain. c. They | T 1 C 10 T(57)57 |
| ability to choose can be reasonably directed. Unless this distinction has | T 2 F 3 T(118)117 |
| many reflections, and is a reasonably representative example of the kind | T 4 B 1 T(188)C 15 |
| on to deprivation. You cannot reasonably object to following instructions in | T 8 A 1 T(346)C 173 |
| were made. While it is reasonably satisfied with you, as its | T 12 D 1 T(492)319 |
| and when you yourself feel reasonably ready. W 32 L | W 32 L 4 W(53) |
| six times an hour, at reasonably regular intervals, remind yourself that | W 91 L 11 W(176) |
| REASONING...................16 | |
| free, or the obviously circular reasoning of his own position would | T 3 H 14 T(178)C 5 |
| This is the kind of reasoning that the ego engages in | T 6 E 12 T(288)C 115 |
| You HAVE carried the ego's reasoning to its logical conclusion, which | T 7 J 9 T(340)C 167 |
| perceives, and with characteristically circular reasoning, concludes that, BECAUSE of the | T 10 F 15 T(437)- 264 |
| strong to the insane. For reasoning ends at its beginning, and | T 10 F 17 T(438)265 |
| system transcends its source. Yet reasoning without meaning CANNOT demonstrate anything | T 10 F 17 T(438)265 |
| satisfied with you, as its reasoning goes, it offers you oblivion | T 12 D 1 T(492)319 |
| also see how circular the reasoning on which your seeing rests | T 21 C 5 T(768)590 |
| Spirit teaches. This is the reasoning of the SANE. You have | T 21 E 5 T(778)599 |
| is clearly NOT the ego's reasoning. Its alien nature, TO THE | T 21 F 7 T(781)602 |
| content with sighing, and with reasoning, you do not understand it | T 26 I 6 T(926)752 |
| Delay is senseless, and the reasoning which would maintain effects of | T 26 I 8 T(927)753 |
| 27 H 3. The reasoning by which the world is | T 27 H 3 T(957)783 |
| No-one who looks upon this reasoning EXACTLY as it is could | T 27 H 3 T(957)783 |
| convolutions of the world's apparent reasoning but serve to hide. | W 189 L 6 W(417) |
| Can this confused and senseless reasoning be depended on for anything | M 9 A M(26) |
| REASONS.....................14 | |
| it. One of the real reasons why that evening was so | T 1 B 37y T(34)34 |
| Atlantis. B. has his own reasons. --- Manuscript | T 1 B 41aa T(49)49 |
| you have undertaken for whatever reasons becomes a responsibility. T | T 1 B 41ba T(53)53 |
| to become compulsive for several reasons, including: a. They represent an | T 1 C 10 T(57)57 |
| as possible, for VERY good reasons.) T 3 A 24 | T 3 A 23 T(125)124 |
| also one of the many reasons why the Cayce material, a | T 3 C 36 T(143)142 |
| rehabilitation meetings for very good reasons, and I want him to | T 4 H 12 T(231)C 58 |
| 8 H 2. The reasons why definitions by function are | T 8 H 2 T(369)C 196 |
| perception, and SEEM to provide reasons for NOT letting it go | T 15 C 4 T(568)- 395 |
| uncover TO YOU the SEEMING reasons for your making it. In | T 17 C 5 T(633)- 460 |
| otherwise. They offer you the reasons why you should enter into | T 17 D 2 T(635)- 462 |
| ALL the reasons that go to MAKE the | T 17 D 4 T(636)- 463 |
| at all confused by ANY reasons for separation. ALL He perceives | T 17 D 8 T(637)- 464 |
| NOT difficult to understand the reasons why you do not ask | T 26 C 1 T(904)723 |
| REASSEMBLE..................1 | |
| parts, which can separate and reassemble in different constellations. Knowledge never | T 8 H 2 T(369)C 196 |
| REASSERTS...................1 | |
| world. Forgiveness lifts the darkness, reasserts your will, and lets you | W 73 L 5 W(141) |
| REASSESSED..................1 | |
| means whereby the choice is reassessed; another outcome seen to be | T 31 A 11 T(1045)859 |
| REASSURANCE.................1 | |
| not mocked was intended as reassurance. You are afraid that what | T 1 B 30c T(18)18 |
| REASSURANCES................1 | |
| Tell B. that WHENEVER God's reassurances are experienced as threat, it | T 1 B 30q T(20)20 |
| REASSURE....................4 | |
| that this pun is to reassure him that I am not | T 3 A 25 T(126)125 |
| BELIEVE in magic. You merely reassure them that they are safe | T 6 F 3 T(289)C 116 |
| Reason, like love, would REASSURE you, and NOT seek to | T 21 G 7 T(785)606 |
| periods of rest and respite reassure your mind that all its | W 109 L 5 W(223) |
| REASSURED...................2 | |
| is gone. Yet you are reassured that it is there, because | T 24 H 9 T(862)681 |
| forget, we will be gently reassured. If we accept an unforgiving | W 194 L 9 W(434) |
| REASSURING..................4 | |
| frightening at times, and quite reassuring at others. T 2 | T 2 B 52 T(82) 82 |
| but the spelling slip is reassuring. T 2 B 56 | T 2 B 55 T(83) 83 |
| sin, into the calm and reassuring sights with which He would | T 20 I 11 T(762)584 |
| will probably find it more reassuring to open your eyes briefly | W 44 L 9 W(76) |
| REAWAKEN....................2 | |
| is ALREADY THERE, and thereby REAWAKEN IT. This is why the | T 7 E 6 T(314)C 141 |
| magic thoughts? They can but reawaken sleeping guilt, which you have | M 18 A 7 M(46) |
| REAWAKENING.................2 | |
| to God is merely the reawakening of the knowledge of where | T 8 F 11 T(362)C 189 |
| of death. It is a reawakening or a rebirth; a change | M 29 A 1 M(66) |
| REAWAKENS...................3 | |
| point should read A miracle reawakens the awareness that the spirit | T 1 B 22g T(7)-7- |
| a perceptual turning-point. This ultimately reawakens the spiritual eye, simultaneously weakening | T 2 B 69 T(87)86 |
| it and heal it. This reawakens its wholeness IN it and | T 7 J 5 T(338)C 165 |
| REBIRTH.....................9 | |
| I am the model for rebirth, but rebirth itself is merely | T 6 B 7 T(273)C 100 |
| the model for rebirth, but rebirth itself is merely the dawning | T 6 B 7 T(273)C 100 |
| a baby now, in its rebirth. Yet, in this infant is | T 22 B 8 T(799)619 |
| H 13. Salvation is rebirth of the idea no-one CAN | T 25 H 13 T(890)709 |
| reflects Eternal Love and the rebirth of love which never dies | W 159 L 3 W(344) |
| of the world. In his rebirth is the world reborn. | M 2 A 3 M(3) |
| resurrection must occur, and that rebirth is man's inheritance. The world | M 12 A 1 M(30) |
| is a reawakening or a rebirth; a change of mind about | M 29 A 1 M(66) |
| that the holiness of this rebirth will last forever. We had | U 8 A 6 U(14) |
| REBORN......................20 | |
| OTHER. This relationship HAS BEEN reborn as holy. Accept with gladness | T 17 F 8 T(648)475 |
| Through your holy relationship, reborn and blessed in every holy | T 18 F 3 T(674)- 521 |
| is the babe of Bethlehem reborn. And everyone who gives him | T 19 J 9 T(724)548 |
| to communicate INSTEAD of separate reborn. Yet a holy relationship, so | T 22 B 8 T(799)619 |
| a holy relationship, so recently reborn itself from an unholy relationship | T 22 B 8 T(799)619 |
| ones. Yet must He be reborn into His ancient home, so | T 22 B 9 T(799)619 |
| where his Self could be reborn in safety and in peace | T 22 B 10 T(799)619 |
| older than perception, and yet reborn in just an instant. For | T 22 B 11 T(799)619 |
| its center, Christ has been reborn, to light His home with | T 22 C 12 T(804)624 |
| every instant can you be reborn, and given life again. His | T 26 B 5 T(902)721A |
| God created him. He was reborn the instant that he chose | T 26 F 9 T(915)741 |
| is the Son of God reborn, until he chooses NOT to | T 26 H 15 T(923)749 |
| place for truth to be reborn. T 31 B. The | T 31 A 12 T(1046)860 |
| changed, for Christ has been reborn to BOTH of you. | T 31 B 8 T(1048)862 |
| to flow again, with hope reborn and energy restored to walk | W 109 L 7 W(223) |
| is the light of hope reborn in you, for now you | W 135 L 26 W(290) |
| misery and pain. I am reborn each time a brother's mind | W 170 R5 7 W(382) |
| L 10. Christ is reborn as but a little Child | W 183 L 10 W(396) |
| his rebirth is the world reborn. --- Manuscript | M 2 A 3 M(3) |
| knowing that Christ has been reborn in it, and that the | U 8 A 6 U(14) |