BITTERLY....................8 | |
led many people to be bitterly afraid of God. T | T 3 C 2 T(132)131 |
so seeming powerful and so bitterly misunderstood, and so invested in | T 20 G 9 T(753)576 |
that THEY are incomplete and bitterly deprived. Thus they DEFINE their | T 21 B 4 T(765)587 |
24 H 1. How bitterly does everyone tied to this | T 24 H 1 T(860)679 |
Would not a world so bitterly bereft be looked on as | T 27 F 4 T(951)777 |
Son of God. I was bitterly mistaken in this belief, which | W 57 L 2 W(104) |
other beliefs, it can be bitterly misused. At least, such misuse | M 25 A 1 M(58) |
to us for help are bitterly afraid. What they believe will | P 3 F 2 P(12) |
BITTERNESS..................6 | |
wage their war of vengeance, bitterness, and spite on him, to | T 21 H 2 T(788)609 |
YOU believe you have. And bitterness, with vengeance justified and mercy | T 25 J 8 T(899)718 |
dreams, of hate and malice, bitterness and death, of sin and | T 28 F 2 T(982)808 |
not entitled therefore to our bitterness, and to a self-perception which | W 195 L 9 W(437) |
them in a vise of bitterness, and frightened them with thoughts | W 249 L 2 W(493) |
in joy, without the smallest bitterness of fear upon its loveliness | G 1 A 10 G(3) |
BIZARRE.....................1 | |
even NATURAL. No-one considers it bizarre to love and hate together | T 16 F 2 T(616)443 |
BLACK.......................7 | |
of retribution rose in the black cloud of guilt which you | T 11 J 6 T(481)308 |
ego tells you all is black with guilt within you, and | T 13 C 7 T(515)- 342 |
See him throw aside the black robe he was wearing to | T 19 I 2 T(721)545 |
a thing of treachery and black despair, of failing dreams and | T 31 G 14 T(1068)882 |
apprehensive of just punishment how black with sin, how wretched in | W 151 L 4 W(316) |
leaves you nothing but a black despair so bitter and relentless | W 195 L 3 W(435) |
intense white light against a black horizon, for such it is | M 18 A 8 M(46) |
BLACK-DRAPED................2 | |
is NOT to live? The black-draped sinners, the egos mournful | T 19 I 2 T(721)545 |
it. And what is the black-draped body they would bury? A | T 19 J 2 T(722)546 |
BLACKEN.....................1 | |
sorry concept of yourself, and blacken it with still another crime | T 31 G 2 T(1063)877 |
BLACKEST....................1 | |
misperceptions, your weird imaginings, your blackest nightmares all mean nothing. They | T 13 E 5 T(522)349 |
BLACKNESS...................3 | |
deeper you go into the blackness of the egos foundation | T 12 C 6 T(489)316 |
enter. And you sought a blackness so complete that you could | T 18 D 1 T(668)495 |
all pits of hell, all blackness of depression, thoughts of sin | W 194 L 2 W(432) |
BLADE.......................3 | |
thing of wonder, and a blade of grass a sign of | T 17 C 6 T(634)- 461 |
the power to change one blade of grass from something living | T 29 I 4 T(1010)824 |
its merciful reprieve upon each blade of grass and feathered wing | S 3 E 2 S(25) |
BLAME.......................15 | |
NOT project onto B. the blame for your omission to ASK | T 1 B 30aa T(21)21 |
punishment involves the projection of blame, and REINFORCES the idea that | T 6 B 18 T(277)C 104 |
and REINFORCES the idea that blame is justified. The behavior that | T 6 B 18 T(277)C 104 |
results is a LESSON IN BLAME, just as all behavior teaches | T 6 B 18 T(277)C 104 |
often quite painful, for as blame is withdrawn from without, there | T 10 E 4 T(430)- 257 |
part of YOU, and you blame THEM for your deprivation, you | T 10 E 5 T(431)258 |
blaming yourself. And you cannot blame yourself WITHOUT blaming them. | T 10 E 5 T(431)258 |
6. That is why blame must be UNDONE, NOT re-allocated | T 10 E 6 T(431)258 |
not seek to lay the blame for deprivation on it, for | T 16 H 2 T(626)- 453 |
will find many opportunities to blame EACH OTHER for the failure’ | T 17 F 9 T(648)475 |
entering upon a campaign to blame EACH OTHER for the discomfort | T 17 F 12 T(649)476 |
you. But what you REALLY blame --- Manuscript | T 17 H 6 T(655)482 |
thing that cannot see, and blame it for the sounds you | T 28 G 2 T(985)811 |
never condemned. The blameless cannot blame, and those who have accepted | W 60 L 1 W(110) |
for on Him lies the blame for your deception and your | S 3 E 5 S(26) |
BLAMED......................2 | |
disease. Nor is it idly blamed for what it did not | T 28 H 4 T(988)814 |
show. You can be neither BLAMED for what you are, nor | T 31 E 5 T(1056)870 |
BLAMEFULLNESS...............1 | |
signs of accusation and of blamefullness. Pictured WITHOUT a purpose, it | T 27 B 8 T(937)763 |
BLAMELESS...................6 | |
knows His Son as wholly blameless as Himself, and He is | T 10 E 8 T(431)258 |
God does not judge His blameless Son. --- | T 10 G 7 T(441)268 |
to God AND YOU His blameless Son. For this small gift | T 13 I 5 T(537)364 |
they will see only the blameless and the beautiful, the gentle | T 19 F 6 T(712)536 |
He has never condemned. The blameless cannot blame, and those who | W 60 L 1 W(110) |
as if they were as blameless as the grass; as white | W 134 L 4 W(281) |
BLAMELESSNESS...............5 | |
is the denial of the blamelessness of Gods Son. In | T 11 J 6 T(481)308 |
hold it dear. For the blamelessness of Christ is the proof | T 11 J 6 T(481)308 |
Being, which is his perfect blamelessness. Out of Love he was | T 11 J 10 T(483)310 |
will surely enter, in our blamelessness. God loves you. Could I | T 13 D 14 T(520)- 347 |
Holy Spirit the decision for blamelessness. The power of decision is | T 13 H 4 T(531)- 358 |
BLAMES......................1 | |
yourself, for ONLY THE EGO BLAMES AT ALL. Self-blame is therefore | T 10 E 6 T(431)258 |
BLAMING.....................5 | |
for your deprivation, you ARE blaming yourself. And you cannot blame | T 10 E 5 T(431)258 |
you cannot blame yourself WITHOUT blaming them. T 10 E | T 10 E 5 T(431)258 |
strong an ego defense as blaming others. YOU CANNOT ENTER GOD | T 10 E 6 T(431)258 |
guilt; DIRECTING its attack, and BLAMING it for what you wished | T 18 G 6 T(677)504 |
them. But, once deluded into blaming THEM, you will not see | T 27 I 8 T(964)790 |
BLAND.......................1 | |
like thought provoking, which is bland enough, but the term a | T 2 E 9 T(102)101 |
BLANK.......................3 | |
future. The mind is actually blank when it does this, because | W 8 L 2 W(13) |
your mind has been merely blank, rather than believing that it | W 8 L 3 W(13) |
your mind is really a blank. To recognize this is to | W 10 L 3 W(17) |
BLANKET.....................1 | |
flow over you like a blanket of protection and surety. Let | W 50 L 5 W(88) |
BLANKETS....................1 | |
the covers of the heavy blankets you have laid upon yourselves | T 11 C 11 T(457)- 284 |
BLASPHEMOUS.................5 | |
as wholly sinless, it is blasphemous to perceive them as guilty | T 9 K 12 T(418)245 |
wholly without pain, it is blasphemous to perceive suffering anywhere. If | T 9 K 12 T(418)245 |
be wholly joyous, it is blasphemous to feel depressed. All these | T 9 K 12 T(418)245 |
gave was that guiltlessness is blasphemous to God. To the ego | T 12 B 4 T(486) 313 |
Let not our sight be blasphemous today, nor let our ears | W 514 L 2 W(514) |
BLASPHEMY...................4 | |
God. Men are afraid of blasphemy, but they do not know | T 9 K 1 T(415)- 242 |
could you possibly WANT them. Blasphemy, then, is SELF-destructive, not God | T 9 K 3 T(415)- 242 |
that to do this IS blasphemy, for it means that you | T 9 K 8 T(417)- 244 |
the many other forms which blasphemy may take, are REFUSALS TO | T 9 K 12 T(418)245 |
BLATANT.....................1 | |
not appear in quite such blatant arrogance. The one who would | S 2 C 3 S(15) |
BLATANTLY...................1 | |
identifies so closely, is more blatantly senseless. The body is the | T 4 F 4 T(219)C 46 |
BLAZE.......................2 | |
open minds His Love will blaze Its pathway of Itself. What | W 189 L 9 W(418) |
hidden place, and let Me blaze upon a world made glad | G 5 A 4 G(14) |
BLAZING.....................7 | |
the little spark becomes a blazing light that fills your mind | T 10 C 6 T(426)253 |
of blood, fades in the blazing light BEYOND it when the | T 19 K 2 T(726)550 |
innocence, mighty in strength, and blazing with a light far brighter | T 22 G 4 T(814)633 |
to the awareness of a blazing --- Manuscript | W 67 L 4 W(124) |
It mine in full awareness, blazing in my mind, and keeping | W 225 L 1 W(467) |
last, forget illusions in the blazing light of truth, as memory | W 342 L 1 W(596) |
gone are bodies in the blazing light upon the altar to | U 5 A 7 U(9) |
BLEAK.......................8 | |
be contained than His. The bleak little world will vanish into | T 10 D 3 T(427)- 254 |
15 B 5. How bleak and despairing is the ego | T 15 B 5 T(564)391 |
not for this in the bleak world of illusion, where nothing | T 16 E 9 T(614)441 |
love, to enter into your bleak and joyless kingdom, and transform | T 18 I 11 T(688)512 |
for what it represents. The bleak and bitter picture you have | T 27 B 3 T(935)761 |
dark and fearful, perilous and bleak. T 29 A 3 | T 29 A 2 T(990)816 |
world of shifting change and bleak appearances. Retain your gifts in | W 122 L 13 W(246) |
of yet more bitter disappointments, bleak despair, and sense of icy | W 200 L 1 W(449) |