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SCARCITY-FALLACY............1
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who was free of the scarcity-fallacy could POSSIBLY have made this | T 3 C 1 T(132)131 |
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SCARED......................1
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I got just a LITTLE scared, and the possession idea came | T 2 B 54 T(83) 83 |
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SCARS.......................1
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the risen Christ, and ancient scars are healed within His sight | T 26 J 7 T(930)756 |
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SCATTER.....................1
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that what you have will scatter with the wind, and turn | T 24 G 1 T(855)674 |
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SCATTERED...................4
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section in Letters from the Scattered Brotherhood you read last evening | T 2 B 58 T(83) 83 |
your way, and peace be scattered by the winds of hate | T 25 J 7 T(899)718 |
to Heaven grows from tiny, scattered threads of melody to one | T 31 G 10 T(1071)885 |
your weak commitment strong; your scattered goals blend into one intent | W 180 IN2 3 W(387) |
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SCAVENGER...................1
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murderer, the secret enemy, the scavenger and the destroyer of the | T 27 H 12 T(960)786 |
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SCENE.......................1
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magnificence, the grandeur of the scene and the enormous opening vistas | M 20 A 2 M(49) |
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SCENES......................1
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when you have looked on scenes of violence and death, and | T 20 I 12 T(762)584 |
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SCENT.......................4
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night you spent in the scent of roses doing a complex | T 1 B 37y T(34)34 |
of breathing in the fetid scent of death. Let it have | T 27 B 9 T(937)763 |
gladness at your feet. The scent of flowers is their gift | W 156 L 4 W(337) |
For they sense the heavy scent of death upon their hearts | S 3 B 2 S(20) |
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SCHEDULE....................3
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try to keep on your schedule from then on. If only | W 27 L 4 W(46) |
and to adhere to this schedule whenever possible. If you forget | W 40 L 1 W(67) |
use your lapses from this schedule as an excuse not to | W 95 L 7 W(186) |
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SCHEMA......................3
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not logical, within the temporal schema. It establishes an out-of- pattern | T 1 B 41d T(44)44 |
the religious spirit in his schema. His archetypes were also meaningful | T 2 E 23 T(105)104 |
place for justice in the schema, because it was one of | T 2 F 1 T(117)116 |
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SCHEME......................1
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no place in such a scheme, for not one sin but | M 20 A 3 M(49) |
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SCHEMES.....................1
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Your minds are filled with schemes to save the face of | T 4 E 1 T(214)C 41 |
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SCIENCE.....................5
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his waking up. While Christian Science is clearly incomplete, this point | T 2 A 11 T(65)65 |
both an art and a science, as has so often been | T 7 E 6 T(314)C 141 |
Healing is also a science because it obeys the laws | T 7 E 7 T(315)C 142 |
application. The real aim of science is neither prediction nor control | T 7 E 7 T(315)C 142 |
control over them at all. Science is nothing more than an | T 7 E 7 T(315)C 142 |
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SCISSORS....................1
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away a knife or a scissors, even though they may well | T 4 C 11 T(201)C 28 |
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SCOLD.......................1
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perhaps the man will not scold the child for bumping into | M 4 A 2 M(6) |
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SCOPE.......................8
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itself is still beyond the scope of our curriculum. Nor is | T 18 K 1 T(692)516 |
cannot easily be learned. Its scope does not exceed your own | T 24 H 8 T(862)681 |
is this magnitude beyond the scope of this curriculum. Nor is | T 26 D 2 T(907)726 |
A cautious friendship, limited in scope and carefully restricted in amount | T 29 A 3 T(990)816 |
and soar beyond its petty scope and little ways. W | W 128 L 1 W(261) |
fill, to purposes beyond its scope, and to exalted aims which | W 135 L 8 W(286) |
undisturbed; eternal and forever gaining scope, eternally expanding in the joy | W 193 L 1 W(428) |
a strength beyond our little scope for what to teach as | P 3 F 4 P(12) |
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SCORCHED....................2
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the desert, dry and unproductive, scorched and joyless, that makes up | T 18 I 8 T(687)511 |
barren ground which hate had scorched and rendered desolate. What hate | T 26 J 3 T(928)754 |
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SCORE.......................1
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bargaining, the counting of the score, the world associates with every | G 4 A 7 G(11) |
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SCOURGE.....................1
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has, in fact, become a scourge; a curse where it was | S 2 B 1 S(12) |
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SCRAP.......................6
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out guilt, and cherish every scrap of evil and sin that | T 19 F 2 T(711)535 |
a thread from here, a scrap from there, and wove a | T 24 F 2 T(852)671 |
limitless supply to every meager scrap and tiny crumb of happiness | T 26 B 4 T(902)721A |
to believe that every stolen scrap of pleasure is their righteous | T 27 B 6 T(936)762 |
every jagged piece, each senseless scrap and shred of evidence, and | T 28 F 5 T(983)809 |
snatch from your fingers every scrap of hope, leaving you nothing | W 191 L 3 W(422) |
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SCRAPS......................4
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You retain thousands of little scraps of meanness which prevent the | T 4 D 17 T(211)C 38 |
Watch your minds for the scraps of meanness, or you will | T 4 D 18 T(212)C 39 |
you think you see some scraps of safety. Do not try | T 15 K 1 T(597)- 424 |
6. There are no scraps of dreams. Each one contains | G 1 A 6 G(2) |
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SCREAM......................3
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is anything but true. Babies scream in rage if you take | T 4 C 11 T(201)C 28 |
tantrums, in which you literally scream, I want it THUS!’ | T 18 C 4 T(664)491 |
sweat of terror and a scream of mortal fear, unless a | T 27 H 13 T(961)787 |
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SCREAMED....................1
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stairs. For years afterwards, Hinda screamed upon seeing HS.) The mis-step | T 2 B 13 T(75)75 |
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SCREAMING...................3
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they see, and carry it screaming to their master, to be | T 19 F 4 T(712)536 |
all the terrifying sights and screaming sounds the egos purpose | T 20 I 11 T(762)584 |
and the shattered limbs, the screaming dying and the silent dead | T 27 F 3 T(950)776 |
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SCREAMS.....................1
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all the egos raucous screams and senseless ravings, to those | T 21 F 1 T(780)601 |
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SCREECHES...................1
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A 3. Anger but screeches, Guilt is real! Reality is | M 19 A 3 M(48) |
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SCREEN......................4
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This emptiness provides the screen for the misuse of projection | T 2 A 3 T(63) 63 |
hide it, and became the screen on which it was projected | T 18 B 3 T(660)487 |
Complexity is nothing but a screen of smoke which hides the | W 133 L 12 W(279) |
now. The patient is his screen for the projection of his | P 3 G 6 P(15) |
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SCRIBAL.....................6
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mean lack of understanding, or scribal failures, which I make every | T 1 B 30d T(18)18 |
was also subject to the Scribal error I mentioned at the | T 1 B 30g T(18)18 |
you managed to fill your scribal role with no interruptions, and | T 1 B 37k T(30)30 |
earlier misuse of very great scribal abilities. These were turned to | T 1 B 41aa T(49)49 |
His Commandments is a real scribal error. It should read, KNOW | T 3 E 14 T(150)149 |
one another.) in claiming your scribal functions and working so late | T 4 A 1 T(185)C 12 |
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SCRIBE......................1
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need his help as a scribe, because you developed this ability | T 1 B 41j T(46)46 |
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SCRIBES.....................3
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You might remember that the Scribes were very wise and holy | T 1 B 22j T(7)-7- |
T 1 B 37m. Scribes MUST learn Christ-control, to replace | T 1 B 37m T(31)31 |
1 B 40k. NOTE Scribes have a particular role in | T 1 B 40k T(39)39 |
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SCRIBES’....................1
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that you are both JUST SCRIBES’. You might remember that the | T 1 B 22j T(7)-7- |
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SCRIPT......................6
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ADD an element into the script you write for every minute | T 30 H 1 T(1037)851 |
according to the roles the script assigns. The fact they have | T 30 H 2 T(1037)851 |
show you wrote a fearful script, and are afraid accordingly. But | T 30 H 3 T(1037)851 |
a part of a distorted script, which cannot be interpreted with | T 30 H 6 T(1038)852 |
which does not change. The script is written. When experience will | W 158 L 4 W(341) |
Him Who wrote salvations script in His Creators Name | W 169 L 9 W(374) |
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SCRIPTS.....................2
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2. What do your scripts reflect except your plans for | T 30 H 2 T(1037)851 |
are but the senseless, isolated scripts you write in sleep. Look | T 30 H 6 T(1038)852 |
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SCRIPTURE...................2
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Not only does it cite scripture for its purpose, but it | T 5 H 6 T(260)C 87 |
purpose, but it even interprets scripture as a witness for itself | T 5 H 6 T(260)C 87 |
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SCT.........................2
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The RIGHT answer to the SCT item is: WHEN THEY TOLD | T 1 B 36t T(28)28 |
of you have completed the SCT stem: When I was called | T 4 A 4 T(185)C 12 |
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SEA.........................1
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to be of ice; the sea elect to be apart from | W 156 L 3 W(337) |
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SEAL........................3
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12. Specialness is the seal of treachery upon the gift | T 24 C 12 T(845)664 |
No gift that bears its seal but offers treachery to giver | T 24 C 12 T(845)664 |
him, and bonded with a seal that cannot break. He loves | G 5 A 2 G(13) |
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SEARCH......................61
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God would have you think. Search sincerely for what you have | T 4 E 4 T(214)C 41 |
at doing this. You still search for many gods simultaneously, and | T 4 F 10 T(221)C 48 |
ONLY in fantasy. When you search for reality in fantasies, you | T 9 C 11 T(391)218 |
is intensely engaged in the SEARCH for love. Yet the ego | T 11 E 1 T(463)- 290 |
the ego, though encouraging the search very actively, makes one proviso | T 11 E 1 T(463)- 290 |
11 E 2. The search which the ego undertakes is | T 11 E 2 T(463)- 290 |
love, and in its frantic search FOR love, it is seeking | T 11 E 2 T(463)- 290 |
IS AFRAID TO FIND. The SEARCH is inevitable, because the ego | T 11 E 2 T(463)- 290 |
teaching, then, and you will SEARCH for love, BUT WILL NOT | T 11 E 3 T(463)- 290 |
this world. And you WILL search for your home, whether you | T 11 E 5 T(464)- 291 |
it is OUTSIDE yourself, the search will be futile, for you | T 11 E 5 T(464)- 291 |
hidden from His Light, and search your minds carefully for any | T 12 C 8 T(490)317 |
than a helper in the search for truth. T 14 | T 14 D 1 T(547)- 374 |
14 D 2. The search for truth is but the | T 14 D 2 T(547)- 374 |
it. If you undertake the search TOGETHER, you bring with you | T 14 F 11 T(557)- 384 |
magnitude of His dear Son. Search for the little, and you | T 15 D 5 T(571)- 398 |
16 G 1. The search for the special relationship is | T 16 G 1 T(622)- 449 |
grows less convincing as you search it out amid its wrappings | T 17 E 13 T(644)471 |
steal guiltily away in hungry search of guilt, for they are | T 19 F 4 T(712)536 |
eyes. And in their savage search for sin, they pounce on | T 19 F 4 T(712)536 |
forever be a wanderer in search of peace? Would you invest | T 19 H 2 T(717)541 |
possible, it bids the body search for pain in attack upon | T 19 H 8 T(720)544 |
to make NO change. The search for joy IN MISERY is | T 22 C 2 T(801)621 |
comes simply from a futile search for what you want, insisting | T 29 H 1 T(1006)820 |
he wanders aimlessly about, in search of something that he cannot | T 29 H 3 T(1006)820 |
Seek not outside yourself. The search implies you are not whole | T 29 H 4 T(1007)821 |
leading surely to the frantic search for idols and for death | T 29 J 9 T(1014)828 |
D 3. Behind the search for EVERY idol lies the | T 30 D 3 T(1023)837 |
WOULD be necessary for the search for wholeness to be made | T 30 D 3 T(1023)837 |
is the ANSWER to the search that all must undertake who | T 31 D 4 T(1053)867 |
31 D 6. The search for DIFFERENT pathways in the | T 31 D 6 T(1053)867 |
the world is but the search for different FORMS of truth | T 31 D 6 T(1053)867 |
periods in which you first search your mind for sources of | W 5 L 2 W(8) |
all as the same. Then search your mind for no more | W 5 L 4 W(9) |
upsetting thought uncovered in the search. W 6 L 3 | W 6 L 2 W(10) |
as little investment as possible, search your mind for the usual | W 8 L 4 W(13) |
applying the idea for today, search your mind for a minute | W 16 L 4 W(28) |
which tends to elude the search. This is quite difficult until | W 16 L 4 W(28) |
Then close your eyes and search your mind carefully for situations | W 21 L 2 W(36) |
L 4. As you search your mind for all the | W 21 L 4 W(36) |
of the longer practice periods. Search your mind for fear thoughts | W 34 L 3 W(55) |
then close your eyes and search your mind for the various | W 35 L 4 W(57) |
close your eyes, and then search your mind for any sense | W 38 L 4 W(62) |
yourself. Then, with closed eyes, search out your unloving thoughts in | W 39 L 6 W(65) |
on any one in particular, search your mind for every thought | W 39 L 8 W(65) |
Let us end the ancient search today, by finding the light | W 69 L 3 W(128) |
This ensures that the fruitless search will continue, for the illusion | W 71 L 3 W(134) |
is senseless for me to search wildly about for salvation. I | W 86 L 2 W(169) |
minute practicing will be a search for Him within your mind | W 96 L 8 W(190) |
is the answer to your search for peace. Here is the | W 121 L 1 W(241) |
of an hour to the search in which the end of | W 122 L 10 W(245) |
death because it is the search for nothingness, and while you | W 131 L 2 W(269) |
the goal for which you search unless you give it power | W 131 L 3 W(269) |
4. Be glad that search you must. Be glad as | W 131 L 4 W(269) |
as well to learn you search for Heaven, and must find | W 131 L 4 W(269) |
6. What does he search for now? What can he | W 160 L 6 W(348) |
lost except a miracle will search him out, and show him | W 160 L 6 W(348) |
that Christ has come to search the world for what belongs | W 160 L 9 W(348) |
goes uncertainly about in endless search, seeking in darkness what he | W 183 L 3 W(394) |
have spent together in the search for Truth and God, Who | W 220 IN2 9 W(461) |
to keep as mine or search for as a goal, it | W 226 L 1 W(468) |