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you. And that One Voice appoints your function, and relays it | W 154 L 3 W(329) |
off from those the world appoints. The messages which they deliver | W 154 L 6 W(330) |
carry them to those He appoints. He needs our feet to | W 154 L 11 W(331) |
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APPRAISAL...................2
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the result of an honest appraisal of what you have taught | T 11 F 11 T(467)294 |
decision, and place your pitiful appraisal of yourself, in place of | T 13 H 11 T(533)- 360 |
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APPRAISE....................1
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14. Seek not to appraise the worth of Gods | T 13 H 14 T(534)361 |
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TOTAL value need not be appraised by YOU, to let you | T 27 F 10 T(953)779 |
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APPRECIATE..................21
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him to register. He should appreciate this more than anyone else | T 1 B 22m T(8)-8- |
externalization. Do not fail to appreciate your own remarkable progress in | T 2 B 62 T(85) 84 |
7. Very few people appreciate the real power of the | T 2 E 7 T(101)100 |
which he himself did not appreciate or even understand. If we | T 5 E 3 T(241)C 68 |
BE grateful, or you cannot appreciate God. HE does not need | T 6 B 19 T(277)C 104 |
love what you do not appreciate, and FEAR MAKES APPRECIATION IMPOSSIBLE | T 6 B 20 T(277)C 104 |
you are, you do not appreciate it, and will therefore reject | T 6 B 20 T(277)C 104 |
it makes. It does NOT appreciate it, and it does NOT | T 7 F 12 T(322)C 149 |
his own. He will not appreciate ANY of these if he | T 7 G 1 T(324)C 151 |
regards them fearfully. He will appreciate ALL of them if he | T 7 G 1 T(324)C 151 |
recognize PART of reality to appreciate ALL of it. Mind is | T 7 H 2 T(330)C 157 |
for YOU to recognize and appreciate and KNOW. T 7 | T 7 L 5 T(345)C 172 |
credulous, but to accept and APPRECIATE. What you do NOT believe | T 8 K 10 T(384)211 |
NOT believe you do NOT APPRECIATE, and you CANNOT be grateful | T 8 K 10 T(384)211 |
it little, you will not appreciate it, and you will not | T 8 K 12 T(385) 212 |
to each other is to APPRECIATE the holy instant, and thus | T 17 F 13 T(650)477 |
it that, could you but appreciate the whole, you would see | T 18 I 3 T(685) 509 |
have been forever impossible to appreciate each other. The gratitude you | T 19 D 17 T(707)- 531 |
NOT be glad if you appreciate His masterpiece? What COULD He | T 25 C 9 T(870)689 |
idea throughout the day, to appreciate your minds holiness. Stand | W 45 L 9 W(79) |
your One Self. Try to appreciate Its holiness and the Love | W 93 L 9 W(181) |
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meaning of denial can be appreciated and abolished. Denial is NOT | T 1 B 42c T(54)54 |
IS His peace, cannot be appreciated EXCEPT by a whole mind | T 6 C 1 T(277)C 104 |
therefore is capable of being appreciated and loved. This WOULD justify | T 7 G 13 T(328)C 155 |
YOU. REALITY CANNOT BE PARTLY APPRECIATED. That is why denying any | T 7 H 1 T(330)C 157 |
value. It can merely be appreciated OR NOT. To value it | T 13 E 1 T(521)348 |
each other? Have you consistently appreciated the GOOD efforts, and OVERLOOKED | T 17 F 12 T(649)476 |
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APPRECIATING................1
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therefore PREVENTS THE LEARNER FROM APPRECIATING IT. T 7 C | T 7 C 10 T(309)C 136 |
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fortunately I have a fuller appreciation of him than he had | T 3 C 38 T(143)142 |
HE does not need your appreciation, but you DO. T | T 6 B 19 T(277)C 104 |
not appreciate, and FEAR MAKES APPRECIATION IMPOSSIBLE. Whenever you are afraid | T 6 B 20 T(277)C 104 |
God, and that is FULL APPRECIATION. Nothing more and nothing less | T 6 F 11 T(291)118 |
will UNDERSTAND it. Understanding is APPRECIATION, because what you understand you | T 7 F 11 T(321)C 148 |
created YOU, in understanding, in appreciation, and in love. T | T 7 F 11 T(322)C 149 |
by bringing it to YOUR appreciation calls upon you to love | T 7 F 15 T(323)C 150 |
The ego therefore opposes ALL appreciation, ALL recognition, ALL sane perception | T 7 G 6 T(326)C 153 |
already said that understanding brings appreciation, and appreciation brings love. Nothing | T 7 G 7 T(326)C 153 |
that understanding brings appreciation, and appreciation brings love. Nothing else CAN | T 7 G 7 T(326)C 153 |
He honors. Give them the appreciation which God accords them always | T 7 H 7 T(332)C 159 |
ACCEPTANCE of wholeness. The full appreciation of its self-fullness makes selfishness | T 7 J 5 T(338)C 165 |
them, their gratitude, and their appreciation of what you have given | T 9 E 6 T(397)224 |
Kingdom, but there is great appreciation for every Soul which God | T 9 I 13 T(410)- 237 |
He is approached through the appreciation of His Son. Christ waits | T 10 E 8 T(431)258 |
the Holy Spirit ACCEPTS. The appreciation of wholeness comes ONLY through | T 10 F 14 T(437)- 264 |
you DO need HIS. ONLY appreciation is an appropriate response to | T 11 B 4 T(450) 277 - |
MUST deprive you of the appreciation of eternity. You are immortal | T 11 J 12 T(483)310 |
that the beginning of the appreciation of eternity lies. For only | T 12 D 8 T(494)321 |
upon yourself, and gladness and appreciation for what you will see | T 13 D 12 T(519)- 346 |
in ANY form, will lose appreciation of the value of your | T 13 H 3 T(530)- 357 |
For this small gift of appreciation FOR His love, God will | T 13 I 5 T(537)364 |
value ALWAYS lies in joint appreciation. What is concealed CANNOT be | T 14 C 1 T(544) - 371 |
the universe bows to, in appreciation and gladness? Before the recognition | T 15 C 7 T(569)- 396 |
lives in you, your poor appreciation of yourself, and all the | T 15 D 9 T(572)399 |
OF it, and, in our appreciation of his worth, we CANNOT | T 15 F 13 T(580)407 |
this MUST do to your appreciation of the whole! What you | T 17 B 1 T(630)457 |
has NOT been lacking in appreciation for all you have done | T 17 F 11 T(649)476 |
OVERLOOKED mistakes? Or has your appreciation flickered and grown dim, in | T 17 F 12 T(649)476 |
disturb your dream of deep appreciation for his gifts to you | T 27 H 15 T(961)787 |
on all things with love, appreciation, and open-mindedness. You do not | W 29 L 3 W(49) |
efforts meet with lack of appreciation and even with contempt; give | M 16 A 3 M(40) |
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this will disappear. To every apprehension, every care, and every form | W 193 L 13 W(431) |
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have every reason to be apprehensive, anxious, and fearful. What can | W 47 L 1 W(83) |
how helpless and afraid, how apprehensive of just punishment how black | W 151 L 4 W(316) |
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is statistically a MUCH stronger approach. The reason for this is | T 1 B 37u T(33)33 |
wise to utilize a compromise approach to mind and body, in | T 2 C 9 T(90)89 |
This is the usual psychoanalytic approach. This DOES allay guilt, but | T 2 E 14 T(103)102 |
not be entirely an intellectual approach, because I doubt if the | T 2 E 22 T(105)104 |
occurred. The result of this approach is essentially a form of | T 2 E 35 T(109)108 |
quite different from Freuds approach, which merely ended in a | T 2 E 35 T(109)108 |
What can replace this negative approach is a recognition of the | T 2 E 53 T(114) 113 |
however, DOES involve the direct approach to God Himself. It would | T 3 A 13 T(122)121 |
of course, on the positive approach. Mind-watching would have prevented any | T 3 A 15 T(123)122 |
miscreation is not a meaningful approach to the problem.) T | T 3 A 22 T(125)124 |
believes in this. The deductive approach to teaching accepts the generalization | T 3 C 12 T(135)134 |
29. Cayces whole approach put him in a real | T 3 C 29 T(140)139 |
this was a genuinely constructive approach. T 3 C 30 | T 3 C 29 T(140)139 |
In fact, the whole historical approach can justifiably be called doubtful | T 3 G 27 T(166)165 |
become so fearful. As you approach the beginning, you feel the | T 3 I 14 T(184)C 11 |
to a brother, you DO approach me, and as you withdraw | T 4 G 21 T(228)C 55 |
stresses the ego. The team approach generally leads more to confusion | T 4 I 1 T(231)C 58 |
A wise teacher teaches through approach, NOT avoidance. He does not | T 6 F 4 T(289)C 116 |
is nothing more than an approach to WHAT ALREADY IS. Like | T 7 E 7 T(315)C 142 |
This WOULD be a healing approach, IF THE DREAMER were properly | T 9 D 5 T(393)220 |
forms of the egos approach, then, MUST arrive at an | T 9 D 8 T(394)221 |
there unseen. The more you approach the center of HIS thought | T 10 B 1 T(419)- 246 |
is clearly the characteristically contradictory approach of the ego to everything | T 10 F 14 T(437)- 264 |
The reason for this disorganized approach is evident. The ego does | T 17 G 2 T(651)478 |
is quite noticeable that THIS approach has brought you closer to | T 17 G 4 T(652)479 |
18 F 2. Never approach the holy instant AFTER you | T 18 F 2 T(674)- 521 |
yourself to make this choice. Approach it not lightly, for it | T 19 C 9 T(701)525 |
is misperceived. But, as you approach the line, you realize that | T 19 D 6 T(703)527 |
lift this veil, not to approach it, nor even to SUSPECT | T 19 K 3 T(726)550 |
threatens them as loves approach. Let love draw near them | T 20 G 7 T(752)575 |
respect, and through the SAME approach. The aspects that NEED solving | T 26 C 1 T(904)723 |
gains, it does not yet approach a basic question. Something must | T 31 E 12 T(1058)872 |
have been asked. This casual approach has been intentional, and very | W 20 L 1 W(34) |
trying to leave appearances and approach reality. W 41 L | W 41 L 7 W(69) |
While no particular form of approach is advocated, what is needful | W 44 L 8 W(76) |
only one thing is necessary; approach it as you would an | W 45 L 8 W(79) |
of your Self. We will approach this happiest and holiest of | W 49 L 3 W(86) |
of illusion is not our approach today. We are as certain | W 107 L 7 W(217) |
yet more terrified at the approach of light. What can the | W 121 L 3 W(241) |
sent you that you might approach this door some day, and | W 131 L 14 W(272) |
meaningless illusion by the same approach which carries all of them | W 136 L 1 W(291) |
would waste an instant in approach to God Himself for such | W 156 L 6 W(338) |
you bound no longer. The approach to God is near. And | W 156 L 7 W(338) |
we hasten on, for we approach a greater certainty, a firmer | W 170 R5 1 W(381) |
dim and disappears as we approach the Source of meaning. It | W 170 R5 12 W(384) |
a fresh idea, a different approach. Because your will is free | M 3 A 3 M(5) |
is but a faulty problem-solving approach, it is a decision. And | M 6 C 1 M(19) |
need merely learn how to approach it; to be willing to | M 15 A 4 M(38) |
no true teacher uses one approach to every pupil. On the | P 3 C 7 P(7) |