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INEXPERIENCED...............2
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or so. You are too inexperienced as yet to avoid a | W 4 L 4 W(7) |
kind which you are very inexperienced in recognizing. Do not dwell | W 13 L 6 W(23) |
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INEXTRICABLY................1
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arise. The strange distortions woven inextricably into the self-concept, itself but | P 3 G 2 P(14) |
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INFANCY.....................3
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God, is very near. The infancy of salvation is carefully guarded | T 19 J 8 T(724)548 |
given you, even in its infancy, is in full communication with | T 19 J 9 T(724)548 |
10. The world in infancy is newly born. And we | W 127 L 10 W(260) |
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INFANT......................2
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nourished in eternity. Behold this infant, to whom you gave a | T 19 J 9 T(724)548 |
its rebirth. Yet, in this infant is YOUR vision returned to | T 22 B 8 T(799)619 |
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INFER.......................1
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unknown to them. They must infer what COULD be seen, from | T 21 B 1 T(763)585 |
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INFERENCE...................2
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NOT see. Your cues for inference are wrong, and so you | T 21 B 1 T(764)586 |
sight, and wholly INDEPENDENT of inference and judgment. | T 21 C 8 T(769)591 |
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INFERENCES..................1
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forever indirect, and RECONSTRUCT their inferences as they stumble and fall | T 21 B 1 T(763)585 |
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INFERIOR....................2
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and regards it as very inferior poetry. ANSWER: Its hard to | T 1 B 40u T(41)41 |
why definitions by function are inferior is merely because they may | T 8 H 2 T(369)C 196 |
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INFINITE....................21
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patience? I have shown you infinite patience, because my will IS | T 5 H 15 T(263)C 90 |
from whom I learned of infinite patience. His voice was in | T 5 H 15 T(263)C 90 |
learn now is that only infinite patience CAN produce immediate effects | T 5 H 15 T(263)C 90 |
time is exchanged for eternity. Infinite patience calls upon infinite Love | T 5 H 15 T(263)C 90 |
eternity. Infinite patience calls upon infinite Love, and by producing results | T 5 H 15 T(263)C 90 |
His care, and use the infinite power OF His care for | T 5 I 12 T(267)C 94 |
of God, teaching it with infinite patience born of the Love | T 7 H 8 T(333)C 160 |
which CAN extend to the infinite. For NOW is the closest | T 12 D 8 T(494)321 |
your little conception of the infinite, that you have no idea | T 17 H 5 T(655)482 |
the eternal is forever kind, infinite in its patience, and wholly | T 19 H 2 T(717)541 |
omnipotence, a place BEYOND the infinite, a time transcending the eternal | T 29 I 6 T(1010)824 |
a gap in what is infinite, a place where time can | T 29 I 7 T(1011)825 |
beautiful and clean and of infinite value, full of happiness and | W 28 L 5 W(48) |
His care for me is infinite, and is with me forever | W 58 L 5 W(107) |
are asking them of the infinite Creator of infinity, Who created | W 72 L 11 W(139) |
not the wisdom of the Infinite, nor Love Whose tenderness I | W 233 L 1 W(476) |
not the light of Heaven infinite? Is not Your Son my | W 283 L 1 W(531) |
Gods Thoughts, in number infinite, and everywhere without all limit | W 320 W11 1 W(572) |
All, in separation from the Infinite. In its insanity it thinks | W 330 W12 2 W(583) |
wait, and His patience is infinite. His goal is wholly undivided | P 3 B 3 P(4) |
Son, the glory of the infinite, the joy of Heaven and | G 5 A 4 G(14) |
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INFINITELY..................2
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idea. It draws a circle, infinitely small, around a very little | T 18 I 2 T(685) 509 |
still guides you through the infinitely small and senseless maze you | T 26 F 4 T(913)732 |
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INFINITESIMAL...............1
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is this little thought, this infinitesimal illusion, holding itself apart, against | T 18 I 3 T(685) 509 |
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INFINITY....................14
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evaluating it as X or infinity minus that amount. This is | T 1 B 18b T(5)-5- |
circle, and carrying pi to infinity are good examples. A more | T 4 F 16 T(223)C 50 |
because its being is in Infinity. T 7 J. The | T 7 I 10 T(337)C 164 |
is to be separated from INFINITY, but how can this be | T 10 B 4 T(421)- 248 |
how can this be, if INFINITY has no end? No-one can | T 10 B 4 T(421)- 248 |
know YOUR creations, having DENIED Infinity? The laws of the universe | T 10 B 6 T(421)- 248 |
T 10 B 7. Infinity is meaningless WITHOUT you, and | T 10 B 7 T(421)- 248 |
rays extend in quiet to infinity. T 12 G 13 | T 12 G 12 T(508)- 335 |
which brought truth to illusion, infinity to time, and life to | T 18 B 1 T(660)487 |
and covers everything, extending to infinity, forever shining, and with no | T 21 B 7 T(766)588 |
than all there really ARE. Infinity cannot be understood by merely | T 27 F 10 T(953)779 |
unnoticed and unseen. The still infinity of endless peace surrounds you | T 29 F 2 T(1001)815 |
of the infinite Creator of infinity, Who created you like Himself | W 72 L 11 W(139) |
extends along with Mine beyond infinity, where time and distance have | S 3 E 8 S(27) |
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INFLAMMABLE.................1
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The result can be highly inflammable. By reacting to Doras | T 3 A 17 T(124)123 |
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INFLATED....................1
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at bay only by an inflated sense of self that holds | P 3 F 1 P(12) |
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INFLUENCE...................12
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response, and must also (determine) (influence) the kind of response that | T 1 B 36b T(24)24 |
events, nor does their particular influence matter. It is the process | T 3 A 15 T(123)122 |
amount of misperception has any influence at all on a Son | T 3 G 31 T(167)166 |
do not yield to its influence wholeheartedly. But joy calls forth | T 5 A 1 T(233)C 60 |
were created as creators. Their influence on EACH OTHER is without | T 6 B 20 T(277)C 104 |
IN THE PAST, but its influence DETERMINES the present, by giving | T 14 G 3 T(558)- 385 |
Wholeness of God, have ANY influence at all upon It. See | T 16 F 13 T(620)447 |
by your Creator, has ANY influence over you. And if you | T 21 C 11 T(770)592 |
understand how SEPARATE minds can influence each other. Nor COULD they | T 21 F 4 T(781)602 |
to reality, and has no influence upon it. Illusions CANNOT triumph | T 23 B 6 T(822)641 |
symbols; pills, money, protective clothing, influence, prestige, being liked, knowing the | W 50 L 1 W(88) |
What seems to be its influence and its effects have not | W 197 L 2 W(443) |
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INFLUENCED..................2
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believe that their image is influenced BY the authority. This is | T 3 G 38 T(170)169 |
your perception, and is NOT influenced BY it at all. ALL | T 7 G 11 T(328)C 155 |
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INFLUENCING.................1
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directed in and out, and influencing a constellation larger than anything | T 13 H 9 T(532)- 359 |
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INFORM......................1
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has come? You do not inform them that the nightmares which | T 6 F 3 T(289)C 116 |
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INFORMATION.................1
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reason IS? Or grasp the information it would give? All sorts | T 21 F 5 T(781)602 |
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INFORMED....................1
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protector, it is also constantly informed that the body can NOT | T 4 F 5 T(220)C 47 |
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INFUSES.....................1
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brings me peace; each breath infuses me with strength. I am | W 267 L 1 W(513) |
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ING.........................1
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a beginning and an end(ing). It thus abolishes time. It | T 1 B 13 T(4)-4- |
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INGENIOUS...................6
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emphasis is but a more ingenious way of trying to impose | T 4 C 27 T(207)C 34 |
effort, even in its most ingenious forms. We do not have | T 4 C 27 T(207)C 34 |
system of thought was extremely ingenious, because Freud was extremely ingenious | T 5 I 3 T(264)C 91 |
ingenious, because Freud was extremely ingenious. A mind MUST endow its | T 5 I 3 T(264)C 91 |
preserve conflict. It is very ingenious in devising ways which SEEM | T 7 I 3 T(335)C 162 |
at which it is VERY ingenious. How can it preach separation | T 10 F 9 T(435)262 |
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INGENIOUSNESS...............1
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7 G 3. The ingeniousness of the ego to preserve | T 7 G 3 T(325)C 152 |
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INGENUITY...................5
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it has resulted in considerable ingenuity. It is noteworthy, however, that | T 3 G 7 T(160)159 |
is noteworthy, however, that this ingenuity has almost totally divorced him | T 3 G 7 T(160)159 |
Knowledge does not require ingenuity at all. When we say | T 3 G 8 T(160)159 |
credited the ego with considerable ingenuity, though not with creativeness. But | T 4 C 27 T(207)C 34 |
to resort to inventiveness or ingenuity. These are attributes of the | U 1 A 3 U(1) |
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INGRATITUDE.................2
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is limited by his own ingratitude, which is a lesson in | T 7 F 9 T(321)C 148 |
Be you free of all ingratitude to anyone who makes your | W 197 L 8 W(442) |
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INGREDIENT..................2
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of miracles is an essential ingredient, because this enables Me to | T 1 B 30k T(19)19 |
deprive you of the secret ingredient which would give meaning to | T 23 C 13 T(829)648 |
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INHABITED...................2
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which those in a world inhabited by bodies seem to be | T 18 I 5 T(686)510 |
will haunt the little gap, inhabited but by illusions which you | T 28 E 4 T(980)806 |
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INHABITS....................1
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The Christ in you inhabits NOT a body. Yet He | T 25 A 1 T(864)683 |
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INHERENT....................31
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others. The second step is inherent in the first, because light | T 1 B 22 T(6)-6- |
questionable largely because of its inherent vulnerability to fantasy gratification. Doing | T 1 B 41ba T(53)53 |
it emphasizes because of the inherent error of Soul avoidance, REAL | T 1 C 7 T(56)56 |
this ability, because it is inherent in what he IS. | T 2 A 4 T(63) 63 |
because of the miracles inherent avoidance of within-error distinctions. Its | T 2 A 25 T(71)71 |
This produces the obvious contradiction inherent in any formulation that associates | T 2 A 30 T(72)72 |
afterwards. That is because your inherent correction- device was working properly | T 2 B 12 T(75)75 |
and projection, unites his own inherent abilities to deny and project | T 2 B 17 T(76)76 |
of attack, which is the inherent characteristic of all other defenses | T 2 B 42 T(80) 80 |
procedural step T(3) is inherent in the last statement T | T 2 E 3 T(100)99 |
just as all love is inherent in the first. Because of | T 2 E 31 T(108)107 |
with me, BECAUSE of our inherent equality. I have been careful | T 3 A 12 T(122)121 |
wrong. One of the difficulties inherent in trance states is that | T 3 C 28 T(139)138 |
meditation at all. It is inherent IN it. Meditation is a | T 4 G 22 T(228)C 55 |
own attributes. This is its inherent STRENGTH, even though it may | T 5 I 3 T(264)C 91 |
way to learn it is INHERENT in the third step, which | T 6 H 6 T(300)127 |
which brings together the lessons inherent in the others, and goes | T 6 H 6 T(300)127 |
SOLUTION to the problem is INHERENT in its meaning. Is it | T 17 H 1 T(654)481 |
for all the wild insanity inherent in the whole IDEA of | T 19 C 3 T(699)523 |
neutral and WITHOUT a goal inherent in itself. For it becomes | T 27 B 7 T(936)762 |
make it sick. And its inherent weaknesses set up the limitations | T 29 B 2 T(991)817 |
situation, or even to be inherent in it at all. | W 24 L 5 W(41) |
the second part; it is inherent in the first. And in | W 71 L 7 W(135) |
you have devised. It is inherent in the truth of what | W 77 L 2 W(152) |
the other. The solution is inherent in the problem. You are | W 80 L 4 W(160) |
is acquired. It is not inherent in a mind which cannot | W 121 L 6 W(242) |
timelessness and love. Are these inherent in the world you see | W 132 L 11 W(275) |
is an acknowledgment of an inherent weakness; a belief that there | W 135 L 2 W(285) |
of true effects, with consequence inherent in itself. W 184 | W 184 L 3 W(398) |
opposes truth. There is no inherent conflict between justice and truth | M 20 A 2 M(49) |
bringer of true perception, the inherent power of the vision of | U 7 A 3 U(12) |