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| vacation (1) | ||
| C:12.19 | of its Source in any way. While the idea of taking an adventurous | vacation when brought to fruition might reshape the life of the one | 
| vacations (1) | ||
| D:7.28 | this small territory you call your own with business travel or | vacations, and have more than one locale that feels like home; or you | 
| vacuum (1) | ||
| T2:4.15 | undoing old patterns is an act of creation. As the old is undone, a | vacuum is not created. The new is created. | 
| vague (1) | ||
| C:30.8 | described by the word present, there is no infinitude, but only a | vague concept of now. This is the key concept that I not only knew | 
| vain (3) | ||
| C:5.22 | as if it is the way to God, not wanting to believe all effort is in | vain or that a simple solution exists. A simple solution within your | 
| C:9.39 | is what will cause you to feel as if your time here has not been in | vain. You know that whatever else your life seems to be for, if on | 
| C:31.10 | do not seek where what you wish to find can be found, you seek in | vain. | 
| vainglory (1) | ||
| C:2.23 | want. Freedom to return home, away from cries of agony, defeat, and | vainglory is all that now is sought. A state of neutrality is where | 
| valiant (2) | ||
| C:P.9 | is yours, and your efforts to protect it from the ego’s reach are | valiant but unnecessary. The ego cannot claim the glory that is yours. | 
| T1:2.8 | when you knew not of it and so your attempts at learning have been | valiant and are no cause for anxiety. But now this alternative is | 
| valiantly (1) | ||
| T2:11.16 | think you know, and you may waste much time in perceived battles, | valiantly fighting for good to win out over evil. But this is not the | 
| valid (3) | ||
| C:17.5 | And so this assumption that what is unknown must be bad cannot be | valid, even by your own standards of evidence. Yet, in your | 
| C:23.23 | for unlearning. To learn that a previously held belief is no longer | valid is the only way to truly purge that belief. | 
| C:25.9 | ticket, arrived for the concert, and been told your ticket is not | valid. This makes you angry. This anger is re-enacted in thousands of | 
| validate (1) | ||
| D:Day6.7 | will impact the artist and the piece. Positive reactions might | validate the artist’s instinct and encourage even more boldness. | 
| validates (1) | ||
| C:28.3 | proof. And so you believe coming together to share common testimony | validates the proof of inner and collective knowing. You think shared | 
| validation (5) | ||
| C:28.4 | Trust and bearing witness go together, as the | validation sought through bearing witness is a symptom of distrust. | 
| C:28.10 | human in origin. Knowing is alien to you, and that is why you seek | validation. Each validation is seen and felt as a reward, a prize, a | 
| C:28.10 | Knowing is alien to you, and that is why you seek validation. Each | validation is seen and felt as a reward, a prize, a confirmation that | 
| C:28.10 | purpose for a limited time. Now is the time to step beyond the | validation that your teachers can give you. When this step is not | 
| C:30.11 | do not yet have—some information, some guarantee, some proof or | validation. You might think if you are “right” you will be | 
| validity (4) | ||
| C:9.25 | your body here only because it is your proof of this insane idea’s | validity. It is your proof as well that a life of fear is warranted. | 
| C:16.14 | some of the time. And for this occasional protection that has no | validity and no proof you give up love! | 
| C:23.15 | belief in the body was easily translated into a belief in the | validity of fear. When you are free of this misperception, this | 
| C:25.11 | continues, all special relationships continue because they are given | validity. The holy relationship of unity depends on the release of | 
| valley (2) | ||
| C:9.40 | to stop and take your brother’s hand, the racecourse would become a | valley full of lilies, and you would find yourself on the other side | 
| T3:9.6 | is the truth seems to lie far beyond the house of illusion in the | valley of death. Survivors of near death experiences have eased the | 
| valleys (1) | ||
| D:Day26.4 | Your Self will lead you down from the mountain top and through the | valleys of level ground. There is no other guide. We are One Self. | 
| valuable (15) | ||
| C:5.8 | to set yourself apart and all else that you could find to define as | valuable. You build your banks as well as your museums as palaces to | 
| C:9.39 | you but has not disappeared nor ceased to be. What you have lost is | valuable indeed, and this you know. But you know not what this | 
| C:9.39 | is valuable indeed, and this you know. But you know not what this | valuable something is. One thing alone is sure: When you have found | 
| C:14.15 | Everything that you consider | valuable you want to keep. This makes perfect sense to you because | 
| C:14.15 | Were the foundation of your world love, everything that you consider | valuable you could not wait to share. Perhaps you think the desire to | 
| T1:6.7 | Memory is | valuable to us now because it relies not on perception. If perception | 
| T2:1.2 | Treasure is most often seen in one of two ways—as something | valuable to be sought and found or as something found that is kept | 
| T2:1.13 | a fully realized creation. The treasure already is and it is already | valuable and available. | 
| T2:9.15 | you have not thought previously of needs as tools every bit as | valuable as the others mentioned here, this adjustment in your | 
| T2:9.19 | Ceasing to think in these terms will soon be seen as a | valuable ability and a timesaving measure of great magnitude. As | 
| T2:12.11 | never to let it express, through relationship, all that it is. As | valuable as the ego would tell you that you are, it still would | 
| T3:21.22 | to serve. What you have seen as your failings or weaknesses are as | valuable as are your successes and strengths. What has separated you | 
| D:8.10 | separation. Self-expression that arises from separation is still | valuable, as it is a sign of yearning toward the true Self and the | 
| A.31 | Treatises together will likely feel as if it is almost a waste of | valuable time. Thus, gatherings of those working with the Treatises | 
| A.32 | individuals with the recognition of patterns is also a highly | valuable service that facilitators and other group members can | 
| value (41) | ||
| C:1.13 | you give up trying to reach it can you begin to learn anything of | value. You are complete only within God, where you endlessly abide. | 
| C:1.14 | for less. This would be true if what you were striving for had | value. To strive mightily for nothing is still to have nothing and to | 
| C:1.14 | must be distinguished from struggle. To strive for that which has | value is what this Course is about. It has nothing to do with | 
| C:3.21 | makes the greatest sense of all. These questions merely prove love’s | value. What else do you value more? | 
| C:3.21 | of all. These questions merely prove love’s value. What else do you | value more? | 
| C:4.17 | area of life do you expect such fairness, such exchange of equal | value. You give your mind to an idea, your body to a job, your days | 
| C:5.22 | that requires no exertion on your part, is seen to be of little | value. The individual, you reason, is made through all this effort | 
| C:7.4 | which you have determined separates you the most, is that which you | value most highly. | 
| C:7.12 | you carry, and if the exchange is determined to be of equal | value you might let them go. A response of less than sympathetic | 
| C:9.22 | in the illusion of need surely these acts of charity are of some | value, but again I tell you that this value is temporary. My words | 
| C:9.22 | acts of charity are of some value, but again I tell you that this | value is temporary. My words call you to the eternal, to nourishment | 
| C:9.27 | another’s need that makes the meeting of the need a thing of lasting | value. It is your willingness to say, “Brother, you are not alone” | 
| C:13.10 | time is not required, nor is money or the use of any other thing you | value. And there is not even the slightest chance of being made to | 
| C:14.13 | you in such a way. Never were you more sure of a relationship’s | value to you. Anything that could make you feel so joyous, so safe | 
| C:14.13 | so joyous, so safe and warm and loved, could not help but hold a | value quite beyond compare. In this you were correct. It was no | 
| C:14.28 | replaces and discards love. Fear is always strongest when you | value something that you feel may be threatened. Love threatens most | 
| C:14.29 | You think love is what you | value most, and so resist any notion that what you view as love is | 
| C:16.10 | it on the basis that it uses no judgment! Here you can see the | value that you place on judgment, even to the ridiculous notion that | 
| C:22.5 | onion, piercing many layers. While such a piercing has no intrinsic | value in terms of purpose, it provides an image of a straight line | 
| T1:9.15 | will have entered at the place where you have placed your highest | value and are thus most vulnerable. In the past your response would | 
| T1:9.15 | your response will have been changing. You will not see so much to | value in what has called your ego into action and will turn away from | 
| T2:1.3 | something that you believe exists and have defined as being of | value. As this Treatise is not concerned with material treasure, we | 
| T2:4.8 | that one might attribute to the glad acceptance of a gift of high | value, or in other words, a treasure. One set of thoughts and | 
| T2:11.16 | to win out over evil. But this is not the new way and the lack of | value from this type of effort can surely now be seen. | 
| T3:2.2 | share, few of us would call these representations useless or without | value. Art is a representation but it also becomes something in | 
| T3:19.9 | to waste on such illusions. The thought system of the truth sees no | value in suffering and so sees it not in truth. The thought system of | 
| T3:19.10 | none of which will lead you to feel that you have lost anything of | value to you. | 
| D:12.5 | now, if you can take such a step and be unaware of it, what its | value to you is. | 
| D:12.6 | and acceptance of your changed state, for without awareness the | value of what we do here does remain minimal, and this I cannot | 
| D:15.18 | Maintenance assumes that you already have something of | value, and that you wish to take care of it so that it will continue | 
| D:15.18 | a knowing that without this care, vigilance, and anticipation, the | value of what you seek to maintain will be lost. Thus we look at | 
| D:Day1.4 | just accept that requirements are prerequisites for many states you | value. To marry one man you must choose to leave others behind. This | 
| D:Day3.14 | and then to see such thoughts as even capable of having spiritual | value, is something you think of as insane. There seems no remedy, | 
| D:Day3.50 | This is often a hopeful period and it, too, is not without | value. You may have many good and even inspired ideas within this | 
| D:Day3.52 | stage is experienced and felt. This experience has only one combined | value, one combined purpose, the purpose of the final letting-go, the | 
| D:Day4.18 | world-view only to replace it with another of no greater truth or | value. My challenge has been reacted to as a challenge to be | 
| D:Day6.8 | simply to practice, with the artist feeling no certainty about the | value of the piece, but determining to see the project through, | 
| D:Day6.10 | No stage you pass through to reach this oneness is without | value. Each stage contains the perfection of that stage. Each stage | 
| D:Day37.11 | that when added to the previous number returns it to its original | value. Think further of a problem in division that results in | 
| D:Day39.18 | have made, a world that has the shape and form, the character and | value, the image and meaning, that you would give it. This is your | 
| A.17 | the logic that tells them they must work hard to attain anything of | value. | 
| valued (3) | ||
| C:1.16 | that love is at the heart of all things even while it is not | valued here? Here is a fine example that means and end are the same. | 
| C:6.12 | alone and to become what they would become. What they are is no more | valued than what you are. What is still to come is what you live for, | 
| T1:9.15 | response would have been to protect and use that which you have most | valued. Now your response will have been changing. You will not see | 
| values (3) | ||
| C:3.7 | functions and you think not that they are all the same. You place | values on each one based on usefulness or pleasant appearance, on | 
| C:5.16 | where you live the life that makes the most sense. It is where your | values are formed, your decisions are made, your safety found. This | 
| C:7.6 | will not give up hope to cynicism. Others label it ethics, morals, | values, and say this is the line I will never cross. It is the cry | 
| vanish (1) | ||
| D:Day12.6 | of form. Feel the love of the space that is you. All obstacles will | vanish. | 
| vanity (1) | ||
| C:14.15 | might call this desire pride or security, or even accept that it is | vanity, before you would call it fear. But fear is what it is. | 
| vanquish (1) | ||
| T2:11.14 | Here, we are asking you to choose the one real relationship and to | vanquish the one unreal relationship. | 
| vanquished (4) | ||
| C:P.42 | bit, when your willingness is mighty? Only because you have not | vanquished the ego. You learn and then you let the ego come and take | 
| C:6.14 | are all illusions gone, in heaven is all thought of hell forever | vanquished. | 
| T3:1.13 | so long bound to the ego-self. Even with the ego once and finally | vanquished, the patterns of the ego’s thought system remain to be | 
| D:3.4 | old must be denied for the new to come into being, the old must be | vanquished in order for the truth to triumph over illusion. | 
| vantage (1) | ||
| C:14.2 | fragment creation as you have fragmented your own self. And from the | vantage point you have established in which you view yourself as the | 
| variability (10) | ||
| D:Day27.12 | aspect of separation. The constant does not become variable because | variability exists. | 
| D:Day27.13 | been the accomplished is a constant and an aspect of wholeness. The | variability of how you experience who you are is also a constant | 
| D:Day27.14 | together. We practice in order to move toward an experience of | variability within wholeness rather than within separation. It can be | 
| D:Day27.15 | Life, your humanity, is the | variability. Spirit, your oneness, is the constant. Life is oneness | 
| D:Day27.15 | is the constant. Life is oneness extended into separation and | variability through experience. The elevated Self of form will be the | 
| D:Day27.15 | within the constant of wholeness but continuing to experience the | variability of separation. This is what you practice as you gather on | 
| D:Day27.16 | Separation, as well as the | variability of the experience of the separate self, have always been | 
| D:Day27.16 | we are speaking of now is being able to experience wholeness and the | variability of experience that has come through the separated self of | 
| D:Day28.8 | wholeness that is new. The reality of being able to experience the | variability of separation from within the state of wholeness is what | 
| D:Day28.22 | wholeness that will cause the “shift of the ages,” the experience of | variability within wholeness. | 
| variable (6) | ||
| D:Day27.12 | is thus a constant. A constant is an aspect of wholeness. A | variable is an aspect of separation. The constant does not become | 
| D:Day27.12 | A variable is an aspect of separation. The constant does not become | variable because variability exists. | 
| D:Day27.14 | simultaneously. We practice experiencing the constant and the | variable as one. We practice experiencing the constant and the | 
| D:Day27.14 | the variable as one. We practice experiencing the constant and the | variable together. We practice in order to move toward an experience | 
| D:Day28.20 | be seen as the unchanging constant that has not been affected by the | variable of time. Said in another way, eternity and time are part of | 
| D:Day30.2 | a common denominator to be found, more than one (fraction, part, or | variable) must exist. The purpose of finding a common denominator is | 
| variables (1) | ||
| D:Day27.16 | variability of the experience of the separate self, have always been | variables that exist within the constant of wholeness. What you have | 
| variation (1) | ||
| D:6.6 | is not one thing that you have made that does not exist as some | variation of what was originally created. Because, and this cannot be | 
| variations (2) | ||
| C:7.21 | as suspect. And yet you accept many causes for your feelings, from | variations in the weather to unseen and unverifiable diseases. You | 
| D:Day30.3 | the Self as what is common to wholeness. Despite unlimited | variations being available, commonality is also always available. | 
| varied (1) | ||
| D:Day19.7 | of Jesus is to call others to the new through means so widespread, | varied, and remarkable that they cannot be ignored. | 
| varies (1) | ||
| C:31.28 | you. But when you look, knowing not what you seek, what you find | varies. Since there is only one truth, finding a variety of answers | 
| variety (10) | ||
| C:31.28 | seek, what you find varies. Since there is only one truth, finding a | variety of answers means nothing. If you but change what you look | 
| C:31.29 | you think you are changes day-to-day, you are reflecting the very | variety of answers they expect to find and have been finding | 
| T1:2.13 | is to see an object, the sun. It is also to see the sky, to see the | variety of colors displayed, to see the horizon. It is to see the | 
| T1:3.25 | In short, you are too afraid, for a | variety of reasons, to try. In short, you are not willing and have | 
| T1:8.3 | and there is only one truth in time or eternity regardless of the | variety of interpretations of the truth. | 
| T2:10.7 | you have exactly the same knowledge as does every person of every | variety and level of experience. Yet no one can know more of the | 
| T3:1.11 | past was a chosen self and never a whole self as evidenced by the | variety of selves you saw yourself to be. The personal self of the | 
| T4:5.4 | It is one Energy endlessly able to materialize in an inexhaustible | variety of forms. It is thus one Energy endlessly able to | 
| T4:5.4 | able to dematerialize and rematerialize in an inexhaustible | variety of form. But form does not contain It and is not required for | 
| T4:7.8 | is wrong. Some will choose to continue to learn through the full | variety of the human experience even after it is unnecessary. Why? | 
| various (9) | ||
| C:3.10 | something old as new, of improving on a former idea, of taking | various information and collecting it into a new configuration. | 
| C:9.38 | that only you can be accomplished. You believe that by putting | various parts together a whole can be achieved. You speak of balance, | 
| C:22.12 | your mind, which might be considered another layer, to send them to | various compartments—or, continuing with the onion theme, to one of | 
| C:22.12 | compartments—or, continuing with the onion theme, to one of the | various layers of yourself. These layers protect your heart, and a | 
| C:31.8 | Earth. You may live on different continents, different countries, | various cities, but all of you rely on the one Earth as part of a | 
| T2:4.12 | and maybe it is not too late. This is not about examining where the | various calls you responded to previously have led you. All these | 
| T4:4.11 | Am I but using new words to repeat what you have heard in | various forms from various religions and systems of belief for | 
| T4:4.11 | using new words to repeat what you have heard in various forms from | various religions and systems of belief for countless ages? Am I but | 
| D:3.7 | what we are called together to do is to begin to declassify all the | various aspects of life that were needed in the time of learning. | 
| varying (4) | ||
| C:31.27 | lie of separation that created the illusion of separate minds and | varying degrees of truth. | 
| T3:11.15 | you have changed dwelling places. There is a reason for this time of | varying degrees of awareness. As the old continues to help you to | 
| T3:19.9 | thought system of the truth is a thought system that is not split by | varying goals and desires. It is a thought system of unity. It is a | 
| T4:1.20 | of indirectly received truth resulted in different religions and | varying sets of beliefs that, in the way of the time—the way of | 
| vast (5) | ||
| C:4.25 | world of love make to those who lock their doors upon the world? How | vast the reaches where their world of love could extend once love | 
| C:9.48 | All your | vast wanderings will be seen for what they are. All that you desired | 
| C:29.15 | life and service to life, both God and service to God. All of the | vast universe was created the same: to live and to serve life, to be | 
| T4:12.22 | human form. It is your innate consciousness, a consciousness far too | vast to be learned but one easily shared by all. | 
| D:4.19 | such as this is needed. The unlimited freedom offered you is too | vast for your comfort. Thus without limiting this freedom at all, let | 
| vastly (1) | ||
| D:12.11 | self and does not serve you. The way in which you think may seem | vastly improved since the ego ruled or may seem only minimally | 
| vastness (1) | ||
| D:14.14 | is behind your striving to become. Now you are beginning to see the | vastness of what is meant by creation of the new. What is meant by | 
| vault (2) | ||
| C:7.9 | withhold allows illusion to rule and truth to be locked away in a | vault so impenetrable and so long secured that you have thought it | 
| C:7.9 | that you have thought it forgotten. You have not realized the | vault is your own heart, or that the truth is what you have chosen to | 
| vehicle (3) | ||
| T2:5.7 | will bring who you are into focus within your mind through the | vehicle of your heart. | 
| D:Day10.12 | the body. The body is the “given” form and while it was the perfect | vehicle for learning in the time of learning, it is now being | 
| D:Day10.12 | the time of learning, it is now being transformed into the perfect | vehicle for the realization of the elevated Self of form. During this | 
| veils (1) | ||
| D:Day13.6 | the answer to the question of evil and the final lifting of the last | veils of fear. | 
| veins (1) | ||
| D:15.2 | but a lack of movement, a lack of movement of the blood through the | veins and the consequent stiffening of the muscles. The Dead Sea is a | 
| vengeance (10) | ||
| C:P.34 | God was thought of, to put an end to seeing God in human terms of | vengeance, punishment, and judgment. | 
| C:8.7 | turn to bring you evidence for your resentment, ammunition for your | vengeance, pain for your remembering. It is to your emotions, those | 
| C:11.9 | body, you cannot help but think of God as a vengeful God whose final | vengeance is your own death. While you still think of your self as a | 
| C:16.19 | those you have defined as evil. You have thus made justice one with | vengeance, and in doing so have robbed justice of its meaning. | 
| T3:6.4 | bitterness must still be discussed. While bitterness remains, | vengeance will remain. You have been shown that God is not a God of | 
| T3:6.4 | vengeance will remain. You have been shown that God is not a God of | vengeance but that you are still in the process of learning that your | 
| T3:6.5 | to pierce the holiness of your hearts. Bitterness and the idea of | vengeance go hand-in-hand. This is the idea of “an eye for an eye” or | 
| T3:14.11 | We have spoken already of historical causes for | vengeance and blame. The suffering that has been chosen has been | 
| T3:19.4 | has been blamed for choices made from lust and greed, hate and fear, | vengeance and retribution. These things have always had as their | 
| D:Day39.27 | Have I been a God of | vengeance? Then you have been vengeful. | 
| vengeful (6) | ||
| C:11.9 | still view yourself as a body, you cannot help but think of God as a | vengeful God whose final vengeance is your own death. While you still | 
| T3:2.11 | for your sins. We have worked, thus far, to change your idea of a | vengeful God. Now we work to change your idea of a vengeful self. For | 
| T3:2.11 | your idea of a vengeful God. Now we work to change your idea of a | vengeful self. For what else would such a self be? | 
| T3:3.6 | This is the | vengeful self we eliminate now. You have, in truth, replaced judgment | 
| T3:6.4 | that you are still in the process of learning that your Self is not | vengeful. The ego has given you many reasons to be distrustful of | 
| D:Day39.27 | Have I been a God of vengeance? Then you have been | vengeful. | 
| ventured (1) | ||
| C:26.3 | greatness and glory, results in many tragedy-less lives. “Nothing | ventured, nothing gained,” is an axiom for such lives. Fear of the | 
| veracity (1) | ||
| T4:3.7 | of fear and this effort to weigh love’s strength against fear’s | veracity. While you chose to believe and live in a world the nature | 
| verb (1) | ||
| C:25.2 | is the outcome of love and in this instance is an action word, a | verb, a means of serving and being served by love. Devotion is a | 
| verbalize (1) | ||
| T3:20.9 | While you need not act in ways inconsistent with compassion or even | verbalize your new beliefs, you are being told directly here that no | 
| verifiable (1) | ||
| C:13.6 | And so you are. This is the new “proof” that, while not scientific or | verifiable, will offer you the evidence you seek to confirm the truth | 
| verification (1) | ||
| C:14.10 | all to feed your idea of your own specialness. You look for constant | verification that this one you love loves you in return, and if this | 
| versa (1) | ||
| T4:2.11 | may feel no desire to follow the first man into space and vice | versa, and yet, what one achieves but opens the door for others and | 
| version (8) | ||
| C:7.21 | as having more authority than you, license to provide you with their | version of the truth, and for consistency’s sake you choose to | 
| C:7.21 | the truth, and for consistency’s sake you choose to believe in the | version of the truth most predominate in your society. Thus the truth | 
| T1:8.10 | own flesh, makes spirit flesh through union. That you have, in your | version of creation, made it necessary for woman to join with man in | 
| T1:9.6 | males have been incapable of giving birth. This is because, in your | version of creation, there needed to be a giver and a receiver. You | 
| T3:2.12 | The ego-self’s only desire was for you to “grow up” into its | version of an independent being—no matter what the cost. | 
| T3:20.10 | befall them as do “bad.” I am not calling you to just another | version of being good or mentally healthy, to exercises in | 
| T4:7.4 | abide within it free of judgment. They will not seek to create their | version of a perfect world and to force it upon others, but will | 
| D:12.10 | And let us consider your “thoughts” to be the more meditative | version of your “thinking,” often even resulting in a conclusion to | 
| versions (1) | ||
| T1:8.3 | thousand years for the real truth to be realized. Even though many | versions of the truth have been accepted previously, there is only | 
| versus (5) | ||
| C:27.7 | concentration on the self will end. Life is not a matter of self | versus other. Life is a matter of relationship. Life is not a matter | 
| C:27.7 | Life is a matter of relationship. Life is not a matter of human | versus divine, but a matter of relationship between the human and the | 
| C:27.7 | the human and the divine. Life is not a matter of one living thing | versus another, but of the relationship between all living things. | 
| D:Day10.13 | This also relates to our discussion of image | versus presence and to the image of your personal self that was | 
| A.16 | answers and inaccurate interpretations? This is a matter of unity | versus separation rather than a matter of right and wrong. In unity | 
| very (72) | ||
| vessel (1) | ||
| D:7.14 | love or a hate relationship, was a particular relationship with the | vessel that only seemed to contain you. It was a relationship with | 
| via (1) | ||
| C:20.32 | of your true power is acceptance of your God-given authority | via your free will. When I beseeched my Father, saying, “They know | 
| vibrant (2) | ||
| C:20.6 | otherness. It is a seamless world, a tapestry where each thread is | vibrant and strong. A canticle where each tone is pure and | 
| C:29.9 | unity stands before you, an arch of golden light beneath a rainbow | vibrant with the colors of life. Life, not death, assures your | 
| vicarious (1) | ||
| C:9.41 | To these you say, “I would be like you.” To these you look for a | vicarious fulfillment, having given up any hope for real fulfillment. | 
| vice (1) | ||
| T4:2.11 | record may feel no desire to follow the first man into space and | vice versa, and yet, what one achieves but opens the door for others | 
| victim (6) | ||
| C:20.40 | fall prey to righteousness. All who believe they have “less” fall | victim to envy. Both “fall” from grace and limit their ability to | 
| T3:19.12 | not be taught while blame remained within your thought system. No | victim is to blame for the violence done to them. No sick person is | 
| D:2.3 | you have been told, you now “know what you do” and are no longer a | victim to the circumstance of a split mind that allowed the confusion | 
| D:Day8.14 | dislike gossip only because you have been both a participant and a | victim of it. It may still call up feelings of shame or irritation. | 
| D:Day35.21 | that at times God has intervened, or that at times you have been a | victim of fate, but you are also aware of the role you have had in | 
| victor (2) | ||
| C:10.20 | unhappiness and say, “I did the right thing.” It will see itself as | victor over the foolish dreams of happiness and say how glad it is | 
| C:14.4 | to creation would be real and only your death would prove the | victor. For if after death your creator God provided you with a | 
| victories (1) | ||
| D:3.7 | for the new to triumph over the old. There are no battles needed, no | victories hard won through might and struggle. This is what is meant | 
| victors (2) | ||
| C:2.23 | There are no plunders to be treasured. No | victors of this war. All that has been learned and learned again is | 
| D:Day4.38 | of the new world that can be, all of these must come together and be | victors over the reign of fear. | 
| victory (5) | ||
| C:9.40 | and the next. Each person runs this race alone, with hope only of | victory for himself. You realize not that if you were to stop and | 
| D:3.1 | It is a path upon which joy triumphs over sorrow and | victory triumphs over defeat. All that it requires is the acceptance | 
| D:3.4 | I have purposefully used words such as | victory and triumph, words unusual to the body of this work but words | 
| D:3.7 | might and struggle. This is what is meant by surrender. We achieve | victory now through surrender, an active and total acceptance of what | 
| D:17.5 | of Self so long awaited, the joy of accomplishment, the taste of | victory. | 
| view (46) | ||
| C:P.11 | to those in hell rather than choosing heaven. You accept what you | view as possible and reject what you perceive as impossible. You thus | 
| C:P.16 | end of the journey is in sight. You stand at the precipice with a | view of the new world glittering with all the beauty of heaven set | 
| C:P.32 | you saw in their writing. When you meet an author face to face, you | view their form. When you read their words, you view their content. | 
| C:P.32 | face to face, you view their form. When you read their words, you | view their content. When you quit seeing with the ego’s eyes, you | 
| C:P.36 | will pass through heaven’s gates, nor your body’s eyes that will | view the new world you will behold and take with you. To view a | 
| C:P.36 | that will view the new world you will behold and take with you. To | view a physical world of dimension, shape, and scope like unto the | 
| C:2.8 | that to think the opposite is true insanity. Given even your limited | view of who you are, could this really be true? | 
| C:7.18 | Broadening your | view from the specific to the general is one of the most difficult | 
| C:7.18 | go and concentrate on the wholeness of your heart, no matter how you | view its current condition. Be it wounded, bleeding, broken or full, | 
| C:11.9 | from God is insane, and you know that this is so. But because you | view free will as all you have that God cannot take away from you, | 
| C:11.9 | you everything seeks to take anything away from you. While you still | view yourself as a body, you cannot help but think of God as a | 
| C:14.2 | self. And from the vantage point you have established in which you | view yourself as the epitome of God’s creation, you see the rest of | 
| C:14.29 | love is what you value most, and so resist any notion that what you | view as love is not what you think it is. But as long as you equate | 
| C:14.31 | choose to make special? All that is lost is specialness. This is the | view of life you cannot imagine bringing about, or bringing joy in | 
| C:18.8 | see projected on a movie screen. You have not left your place as you | view this movie and experience its sights and sounds, joys and | 
| C:19.17 | highly prized. God is thus “God” due, at least in part, to what you | view as His singularity. You view those who worship many gods as | 
| C:19.17 | due, at least in part, to what you view as His singularity. You | view those who worship many gods as primitive, although those who | 
| C:19.17 | with creation are closer to a true picture of God than those who | view God as a solitary figure. Still, oneness and unity go together, | 
| C:20.47 | I need concern myself with.” Even when you think of expanding your | view, you deem that expansion unrealistic. You cannot do everything. | 
| C:20.48 | Your heart has a different scope, a different | view. It is the view from within the embrace, the view from love’s | 
| C:20.48 | Your heart has a different scope, a different view. It is the | view from within the embrace, the view from love’s angle. It is the | 
| C:20.48 | scope, a different view. It is the view from within the embrace, the | view from love’s angle. It is the view of the dying who realize | 
| C:20.48 | view from within the embrace, the view from love’s angle. It is the | view of the dying who realize nothing matters but love. This | 
| C:20.48 | is not one of sentiment, regrets, or wishful thinking. It is the | view from the embrace, the return to one heartbeat, the return to | 
| C:28.9 | to turn bearing witness into a convincing argument for your point of | view, no matter what that point of view may be, makes what you have | 
| C:28.9 | argument for your point of view, no matter what that point of | view may be, makes what you have come to know pointless to you as | 
| C:29.13 | schedule is just another way of saying your life, and an alternative | view of how you look at your life, when seen thus, is absolutely | 
| C:31.6 | see the entirety of your body unaided, or remove your own brain to | view it beneath a microscope. Yet you call your body your own and | 
| C:31.11 | the closest answer to the truth that you were able, in your limited | view of yourself, to come up with. There is a part of you that knows | 
| T2:1.4 | Course has led you to and evidence of your accomplishment. You may | view this as license to stay as you are and to cease striving for | 
| T2:2.2 | they have a calling for something beyond their ordinary, limited, | view of themselves use this phrase. But many recognize that they have | 
| T2:7.5 | Those you would | view as others are separate from you. Those you would view as being | 
| T2:7.5 | Those you would view as others are separate from you. Those you would | view as being in relationship with you are not separate from you. The | 
| T3:2.5 | and denigrate the self. These beliefs have shaped your dualistic | view of the world and all that exists with you within it. For every | 
| T3:21.15 | hold about yourself or not, they exist. Your world-view, and your | view of your personal self, are inextricably bound together. In other | 
| T3:21.16 | your brothers and sisters, those whose personal selves and world | view cannot help but be different than your own—those whose | 
| T4:1.1 | for accomplishment and that others do not. It will continue the | view from within the embrace, an embrace and a view that is inclusive | 
| T4:1.1 | It will continue the view from within the embrace, an embrace and a | view that is inclusive of all. | 
| D:7.26 | you are. In observing both yourself and others, you have learned to | view your body in the field of time. This will be helpful now as you | 
| D:14.4 | sense, these cautions are now lessened. While you still are not to | view your invulnerability as a testing ground against fate, you will, | 
| D:15.22 | mountain, you pause and become accustomed to the thinner air, the | view from above, to what you now can see. You catch your breath and | 
| D:Day9.16 | “potential” and your ability to be “more” than what your limited | view of yourself would have you be, was a necessary tool to call you | 
| D:Day15.28 | form of the self. Now are you ready, through your ability to | view your own Self as well as that which you observe with a | 
| D:Day27.4 | if from a great distance, and because of that great distance, your | view was expanded. | 
| D:Day28.1 | the mountain top. To wait until level ground is reached to begin to | view the choices available would be to put off coming to know the | 
| D:Day35.6 | have the power to call upon the mountain top experience and the | view of wholeness we have achieved here. You will carry it within | 
| viewed (4) | ||
| C:8.20 | may begin by feeling compassion toward this body that you have long | viewed as your home. There it goes again, one more time, sleeping and | 
| C:30.11 | in gain and loss is a cornerstone of your system of perception | viewed from a stance of “if this, then that.” It rules the nature of | 
| T2:1.8 | the context of this Course, unity, like rest, may have come to be | viewed as a place at which you can arrive. Like peace, it may feel | 
| T4:10.3 | dreams. Learned from art and music. In all of these things you have | viewed yourself as the learner. You may not have studied your | 
| viewing (5) | ||
| C:18.8 | where your awareness now abides, seemingly trapped upon the screen, | viewing everything from the two eyes of the one projected there. | 
| C:20.3 | You are no longer the object | viewing the subjects of the kingdom. You are the heart of the | 
| C:21.7 | interpretations as natural. You see that there are two ways of | viewing a situation, even if you do not label one way of viewing or | 
| C:21.7 | two ways of viewing a situation, even if you do not label one way of | viewing or perceiving being of the mind and the other of the heart. | 
| C:26.25 | This | viewing of your life as a story is what you do. You spend each day in | 
| views (2) | ||
| T1:4.17 | is helpful to you, saves you time, or seems in accord with your own | views. Others of you feel it necessary to interpret everything on | 
| D:Day27.4 | of insight. These flashes of insight might be thought of as brief | views from the mountain. The obstacles confronted on level ground | 
| vigilance (7) | ||
| C:2.19 | and pat you on the back for your new abilities. Without your | vigilance it may even seem to have become stronger than before and | 
| C:10.7 | than these. They have been with you longer and more constantly. | Vigilance is needed to dislodge them. | 
| C:16.14 | You think you cannot give up your | vigilance because you know no other way to ensure your safety, and | 
| C:16.15 | You think that to be asked to give up the caution, protection, and | vigilance that protects these moments of joy and people you love as | 
| C:25.7 | It is, during the time of tenderness, a true practice that, like | vigilance, is a means to a desired end. You must practice recognizing | 
| D:15.18 | to you. Maintenance implies a certain attitude, an attitude of care, | vigilance, anticipation, and a knowing that without this care, | 
| D:15.18 | care, vigilance, anticipation, and a knowing that without this care, | vigilance, and anticipation, the value of what you seek to maintain | 
| vigilant (5) | ||
| T4:12.10 | thus is simply a condition of the old for which you will need to be | vigilant. You will be again surprised, however, to find what an | 
| T4:12.10 | behind. The only way to do so is to, for a short while, be | vigilant of your thought patterns so that you eradicate the idea of | 
| T4:12.11 | Another thing that you will want to be | vigilant of, dear brothers and sisters, is the learned wisdom of the | 
| D:Day7.5 | the pattern of learning is an extension of fear and be willing and | vigilant in replacing it with a pattern of acceptance. I say this | 
| E.23 | you, for a while, to drift between being and becoming if you are not | vigilant of your thought processes. This will not take long, however, | 
| vigilantly (1) | ||
| C:16.13 | out for your own safety, surely you will perish. Yet while you watch | vigilantly you know that you cannot protect yourself and that you are | 
| vigor (1) | ||
| C:6.11 | fun would such a heaven be for those of you still young and full of | vigor? Those still willing to face another battle? Those who have not | 
| vindicated (1) | ||
| C:14.4 | and separation from all else that He created, then would you be | vindicated and the purpose of your war made holy. You would be proven | 
| violate (1) | ||
| T1:3.15 | devices. Although asking you to choose a miracle would seem to | violate one of the rules of miracle-readiness as described in A | 
| violence (15) | ||
| C:2.6 | acts of passion you call love and acts of passion you call | violence. You feel unable to control the most extreme of these | 
| C:5.11 | to them is what is guided by fear. Even feelings of destruction and | violence come from love. You are not bad, and you have no feelings | 
| C:5.13 | practicality of this lesson? What terror can be caused by an urge to | violence that, once joined with love, becomes something else? An urge | 
| C:5.13 | that, once joined with love, becomes something else? An urge to | violence may mean many things, but always lurking behind it is an | 
| C:5.31 | You think that to come in contact with | violence is to have a relationship with it. This is not so. If this | 
| C:9.6 | but for joining that is of a temporary nature. It is as capable of | violence as gentleness. It is born and dies in a state of | 
| C:9.7 | body: self-aggrandizement and self-effacement, pleasure and pain, | violence and gentleness. A desire to know everything but only through | 
| C:9.19 | to those living in countries torn by war or neighborhoods steeped in | violence. There is cause for fear, you say. But not here. | 
| C:9.21 | prepare a feast for him fit to serve a king. This one exists in the | violence you would keep outside your doors, and from your inner | 
| C:9.21 | for warmth. That the absence of hunger is fullness. The absence of | violence peace. You think that if you but provide these things that | 
| T3:19.12 | remained within your thought system. No victim is to blame for the | violence done to them. No sick person is to blame for the illness | 
| T4:8.10 | growing out of atmospheric conditions perfect to generate its | violence? What do you, who are parents, do with a child who is too | 
| D:Day14.2 | All that causes loneliness is rejection of feelings. All that causes | violence is rejection of feelings. | 
| D:Day14.4 | the many can be “held” and not projected into the world as sickness, | violence, and so on, that acceptance occurs. It is in accepting all | 
| D:Day39.32 | no god, no science, no career, no fame, but only a life of hate and | violence? Then your god has been the god of bitterness. | 
| virgin (9) | ||
| T1:8.11 | The | virgin birth was thus a necessary step in the reclaiming of the real | 
| T1:8.11 | the new through union with the divine Self. Whether you believe the | virgin birth was reality or myth matters not as myth and reality have | 
| T1:8.13 | You are each called to return to your | virgin state, to a state unaltered by the separation, a state in | 
| T1:8.13 | are free to resurrect, as I resurrected. It is through the Blessed | Virgin Mary’s resurrection in form that the new pattern of life is | 
| T1:8.16 | or the effect of the cause created by the female in the | virgin birth. My mother, Mary, was responsible for the incarnation of | 
| T1:9.1 | The art of thought is not possible without a return to the | virgin or unaltered self. The practice of the art of thought is what | 
| T3:21.21 | time came and my time ended. The time when a single baby born of a | virgin mother could change the world has passed. The world is quite | 
| D:Day18.6 | and thus accomplished the resurrection of the eternal in form. Your | virgin state, the state unaltered by the separation, has been | 
| D:Day24.2 | You are the | virgin, the pregnant, the birth, and the new life. This is the way of | 
| visible (13) | ||
| C:5.7 | to paint you a new picture, a picture of things unseen before but | visible to your heart if not your eyes. Your heart knows love without | 
| C:27.1 | your quest to identify yourself, you simply narrowed yourself to the | visible and describable. Thus you have identified death as the only | 
| C:29.24 | This is the great divide, the separation, between the | visible and the invisible, the indivisible and the divisible. Only | 
| T1:9.4 | change. The growth of a new being within the womb of another is a | visible manifestation of gestation, which is the prelude to | 
| T3:5.4 | this time spent kept you too busy to see the light that was always | visible through the cracked and peeling walls that you built. That | 
| D:Day3.42 | It is the | visible world, the outer world, through which your wants find | 
| D:Day12.2 | Imagine the air around you being | visible and your form an invisible space within the visible | 
| D:Day12.2 | around you being visible and your form an invisible space within the | visible surroundings. This is the reality of Christ-consciousness. | 
| D:Day13.6 | lovely complexity of form, the awesome majesty of nature, all are | visible within the One Self because of the invisibility of the one | 
| D:Day15.26 | of individuation. The distinctness of your own path will be made | visible and you will see that it may be quite different from the | 
| D:Day18.11 | here by the word demonstrate, is to show your feelings, to make them | visible. They are the creations unique to you through your | 
| D:Day18.11 | Both ways are ways of creation. When feelings are shown, or made | visible, the new is created. This has always been the way of | 
| D:Day18.12 | else would life be for but to make the invisible paradise of love | visible and livable for all? | 
| vision (72) | ||
| C:2.1 | eyes are not the eyes with which love can be recognized. Christ’s | vision is. For only Christ’s vision beholds the face of God. | 
| C:2.1 | which love can be recognized. Christ’s vision is. For only Christ’s | vision beholds the face of God. | 
| C:4.27 | both outer and inner worlds become as one and leave beyond your | vision the world that you have seen and called your home. This | 
| C:5.7 | to your heart if not your eyes. Your heart knows love without a | vision of it. You give it form and say, “I love this one” or “I love | 
| C:5.7 | You hold objects up to capture it, to put a frame around love’s | vision and say, “This is it.” Yet once you have it captured and | 
| C:5.15 | real. To look inward at the real world requires another kind of | vision: the vision of your heart, the vision of love, the vision of | 
| C:5.15 | look inward at the real world requires another kind of vision: the | vision of your heart, the vision of love, the vision of the Christ in | 
| C:5.15 | world requires another kind of vision: the vision of your heart, the | vision of love, the vision of the Christ in you. | 
| C:5.15 | kind of vision: the vision of your heart, the vision of love, the | vision of the Christ in you. | 
| C:6.11 | you give to joining, the face you put on eternal peace. With such a | vision in your mind it is no wonder that you choose it not, or that | 
| C:8.19 | will contain a holiness, a gift of sight beyond that of your normal | vision. | 
| C:9.10 | look upon? As you stand back and observe your body, always with the | vision of your heart, think about just what it is that you would use | 
| C:9.18 | As with all your problems in perception, fear is what blocks the | vision of your heart, the light the Christ in you would shine upon | 
| C:9.35 | or atonement, returns you to your natural state where true | vision lies and error and sin disappear. | 
| C:10.30 | What you will be feeling as you proceed is the feeling of the tunnel | vision of the separated self giving way to the expanded vision of the | 
| C:10.30 | the tunnel vision of the separated self giving way to the expanded | vision of the unified Self. As you feel this happening, you will | 
| C:10.31 | you, and other times that after the slightest moment of expanded | vision you will welcome back your tunnel vision with gratitude. You | 
| C:10.31 | moment of expanded vision you will welcome back your tunnel | vision with gratitude. You will feel relieved that your feet still | 
| C:10.31 | will remember the urge to laugh gently at yourself and the expanded | vision as well. You will remember that for a moment your body did not | 
| C:20.3 | and beyond naming. No “I” resides here. You have given up the | vision of your eyes and the “I” of your ego. You are loosed of | 
| C:23.18 | freely and equally given to all. Imagination is linked to true | vision, for it exercises the combined capabilities of mind and heart. | 
| T1:2.13 | rake leaves or gaze from an office window. It might be a deathbed | vision or the first sunset of which a young child is aware. It might | 
| T3:1.3 | are is what we work toward in this Treatise and will lead to true | vision and to a new world. | 
| T3:13.4 | Broad brushstrokes have been made now, giving you the beginnings of a | vision of a life in physical form that will not include the very | 
| T3:22.16 | self, and only you can look upon this personal self with the | vision of creation, creating the personal self anew, seeing within it | 
| T4:2.8 | to see into the eyes and hearts of any human from any time with true | vision, you would see the accomplished Self there. There can be no | 
| T4:2.18 | Only from this shared | vision, this observation of what is, can you begin to produce unity | 
| T4:2.28 | This ability to see in union and relationship is the shared | vision to which you are called. | 
| T4:2.29 | You have lived with the | vision of the separated self for so long that you cannot imagine what | 
| T4:2.29 | the separated self for so long that you cannot imagine what shared | vision will mean, and do not yet recognize it when you experience it. | 
| T4:2.30 | to still see with the eyes of separation rather than with the shared | vision of which I speak. You expect to see bodies and events moving | 
| T4:2.30 | moving through your days as you have in the past. And yet your | vision has already changed, although you are not aware of the extent | 
| T4:2.31 | Examine what you may have felt the onset of true | vision would mean. Have you considered this question? Have you | 
| T4:2.32 | All of these things are possible. But true | vision is seeing relationship and union. It is the opposite of seeing | 
| T4:2.33 | Seeing with the | vision of Christ-consciousness is already upon you. You are in the | 
| T4:2.33 | of the coming of the new world. Remember, only from a shared | vision of what is can you begin to produce unity and relationship | 
| T4:3.1 | so much as a state of being. Awareness of the embrace comes from the | vision of which I have just begun to speak. | 
| T4:3.2 | Observation and | vision are closely linked but not the same. Observation has to do | 
| T4:3.2 | same. Observation has to do with the elevation of the personal self. | Vision has to do with what cannot be elevated. Vision has to do with | 
| T4:3.2 | of the personal self. Vision has to do with what cannot be elevated. | Vision has to do with the divine pattern, the unity that binds all | 
| T4:3.3 | of the observant will return you to your original purpose. The | vision of Christ-consciousness will take you beyond it. | 
| T4:3.8 | state of love is returned to you, judgment falls away because | vision will arise. With the onset of the vision of love, many of you | 
| T4:3.8 | judgment falls away because vision will arise. With the onset of the | vision of love, many of you will make one final judgment in which you | 
| T4:3.8 | to be good and full of love. Once all has been judged with the | vision of love, judgment is over naturally for it has served its | 
| T4:3.9 | The | vision that will arise in you now is not new. It is your natural | 
| T4:3.9 | The vision that will arise in you now is not new. It is your natural | vision, the vision of love. What is new is the elevation of the | 
| T4:3.9 | will arise in you now is not new. It is your natural vision, the | vision of love. What is new is the elevation of the personal self | 
| T4:3.10 | Vision will allow you to see the nature of the world and all that | |
| T4:3.11 | Vision is the natural means of knowing of all who were created in | |
| T4:3.12 | The physical form is not the natural or original form of the created. | Vision is the means by which the original nature of the created can | 
| T4:4.14 | This knowing will come from the return of true | vision. True vision sees life-everlasting where perception but saw | 
| T4:4.14 | This knowing will come from the return of true vision. True | vision sees life-everlasting where perception but saw finite life and | 
| T4:4.14 | where perception but saw finite life and mortal bodies. Once | vision and Christ-consciousness has returned to you, the means of | 
| T4:5.12 | to live a good life and at the end of that life to know God. Your | vision of the afterlife was one in which God revealed Himself to you | 
| T4:5.13 | of increased awareness. Loosed of the body and the body’s limited | vision, real choice has been revealed to those having experienced | 
| T4:6.4 | create. This is the power of the devotion of the observant. A shared | vision of unity and a return of all to the state natural to all is | 
| T4:6.5 | I ask you to share a | vision of what is, the very vision of what is that is | 
| T4:6.5 | I ask you to share a vision of what is, the very | vision of what is that is Christ-consciousness. It is a vision of the | 
| T4:6.5 | is, the very vision of what is that is Christ-consciousness. It is a | vision of the perfection of creation. It is a vision of unity and | 
| T4:6.5 | It is a vision of the perfection of creation. It is a | vision of unity and relationship in harmony. It excludes no one and | 
| T4:6.5 | in harmony. It excludes no one and no one’s choice and no one’s | vision. Your brothers and sisters who do not choose their natural | 
| T4:7.3 | you who have acquired Christ-consciousness and are now learning the | vision of Christ-consciousness must realize the many choices that | 
| T4:7.4 | upon others, but will abide within the perfect world that is in the | vision of Christ-consciousness. This perfect world will be observable | 
| T4:9.1 | end here and now as we move past study and learning to observation, | vision, and revelation. | 
| T4:9.4 | is upon you to leave learned works behind in favor of observation, | vision and revelation. Now is the time to leave behind study for | 
| D:1.2 | we bear the sameness of the Son of God. In going forth with the | vision of unity you become as I was during life. You “receive” and | 
| D:7.16 | see, and will increasingly join with what you observe until your | vision is released from old patterns and guides you more truly. | 
| D:7.17 | of the paths of others. Yet desire, like observation and | vision, is still related to the self of form. It is a step toward | 
| D:7.18 | Revelation is of God. Observation, | vision, and desire are steps leading you beyond what the individual, | 
| D:10.1 | as ideas, as imagination, as inspiration, instinct, intuition, as | vision, or as calling, are ways of knowing that come to you, and | 
| D:10.2 | forth talents, ideas, imagination, inspiration, instinct, intuition, | vision, or calling. You may believe that teaching and learning | 
| D:11.13 | we bear the sameness of the Son of God. In going forth with the | vision of unity you become as I was during life. You do not think | 
| visions (3) | ||
| T1:5.4 | that to contemplate miracles is insane, that both welcomes and fears | visions and abilities you see as being currently beyond your | 
| T4:6.5 | holy as yourself. Your brothers and sisters who choose alternative | visions are still who they are and holy as yourself. All choices are | 
| D:1.3 | words, of abilities of the personal self. As long as you “see” such | visions, you “see” the pattern of the personal self going forth much | 
| visit (2) | ||
| T3:10.11 | now come to teach you lessons you have already learned but will only | visit you as an echo from the past. It is a habit, a pattern of the | 
| D:7.28 | you go, where you see familiar landmarks, structures, faces. You | visit the homes of friends and relatives, your church, perhaps a | 
| visited (2) | ||
| T3:14.5 | and for some great changes may surely await, but those who will be | visited by great change are but those who desire it. Yet even those | 
| D:Day4.42 | you when you return? Do you wish to return the self of form who once | visited an altered state, this state of high elevation? Do you wish | 
| visual (4) | ||
| T1:8.16 | expressed in form and story, expressed, in other words, in a | visual pattern that aides your understanding of the invisible. It is | 
| D:Day18.7 | The truth represented by Jesus and Mary was represented as a | visual pattern that would aide understanding of the invisible. This | 
| D:Day18.10 | The new | visual pattern is that of spirit resurrected in form. It is the | 
| D:Day18.11 | You are called to demonstrate this new | visual pattern. What is meant here by the word demonstrate, is to | 
| visualization (1) | ||
| T3:20.10 | another version of being good or mentally healthy, to exercises in | visualization or positive thinking. I am calling you to live by the | 
| visualize (1) | ||
| C:27.10 | Can you begin to | visualize or perceive your true identity as relationship itself? And | 
| voice (66) | ||
| C:P.43 | separate the ego from your Self, to help you learn to hear only one | voice. | 
| C:10.6 | else you would learn here as impossible as this. You listen to this | voice because it has been your constant companion and teacher in your | 
| C:10.7 | you hear as you go through your days. Whether you want to hear this | voice or not, whether this voice was wise or foolish, the very | 
| C:10.7 | your days. Whether you want to hear this voice or not, whether this | voice was wise or foolish, the very repetition of this voice keeps it | 
| C:10.7 | whether this voice was wise or foolish, the very repetition of this | voice keeps it in your memory. This may be the voice that says, | 
| C:10.7 | repetition of this voice keeps it in your memory. This may be the | voice that says, “Stand up straight,” or “You’re special,” or “You | 
| C:14.20 | of the one they love. Fewer than these are those who do not need to | voice their faith and trust, for their feelings remain strong despite | 
| C:26.13 | been and to begin a new way? Are you not ready to listen to a new | voice? | 
| T2:4.19 | now become your eyes and ears. Your heart hears only one call, one | voice, the language of one Source—that of unity. | 
| T2:5.1 | a calling you feel from within, as if you are listening to a new | voice that would reveal your talents and desires to you. This type of | 
| T2:10.13 | and sisters. You achieve this state only by listening to one | voice, or, in other words, by ending the separated state which is the | 
| T2:10.13 | state or the ego, is the beginning of your ability to hear only one | voice, the voice we all share in unity. | 
| T2:10.13 | ego, is the beginning of your ability to hear only one voice, the | voice we all share in unity. | 
| T2:10.14 | This | voice speaks to you in a thousand ways. It is the voice of love, the | 
| T2:10.14 | This voice speaks to you in a thousand ways. It is the | voice of love, the voice of creation, the voice of life. It is the | 
| T2:10.14 | voice speaks to you in a thousand ways. It is the voice of love, the | voice of creation, the voice of life. It is the voice of certainty | 
| T2:10.14 | a thousand ways. It is the voice of love, the voice of creation, the | voice of life. It is the voice of certainty that allows you to move | 
| T2:10.14 | voice of love, the voice of creation, the voice of life. It is the | voice of certainty that allows you to move through each day and all | 
| T2:13.6 | self who continues to walk this world a while longer. Listen for my | voice as I guide you to your purpose here and linger with you in this | 
| T3:10.8 | in practice. This is the practice of ceasing to listen to the | voice of the ego. While the ego is gone, many of its messages remain | 
| T3:10.9 | or with others. The Christ-mind and the thoughts that come from the | voice of the Christ-mind will be gentle. The thoughts of the ego-mind | 
| T3:10.11 | of the old thought system. All you must do is not listen to it. Its | voice will not be gentle or full of love. Its voice will hold the | 
| T3:10.11 | not listen to it. Its voice will not be gentle or full of love. Its | voice will hold the unmistakable edge of fear. | 
| D:12.10 | Let us now consider “thinking” to be the active and often unwelcome | voice “in your head,” the voice of background chatter. And let us | 
| D:12.10 | to be the active and often unwelcome voice “in your head,” the | voice of background chatter. And let us consider your “thoughts” to | 
| D:Day10.19 | Thus I will speak to you from this point onward as the | voice of Christ-consciousness, the voice of your own true | 
| D:Day10.19 | you from this point onward as the voice of Christ-consciousness, the | voice of your own true consciousness, the consciousness that we truly | 
| D:Day10.20 | I do, however, ask you to give up your identification of the | voice of this dialogue as that belonging to the man Jesus who lived | 
| D:Day10.20 | Jesus who lived two thousand years ago. To continue to identify this | voice with that man is to be unable to recognize this voice as the | 
| D:Day10.20 | identify this voice with that man is to be unable to recognize this | voice as the voice of your own true consciousness—the voice of | 
| D:Day10.20 | voice with that man is to be unable to recognize this voice as the | voice of your own true consciousness—the voice of | 
| D:Day10.20 | this voice as the voice of your own true consciousness—the | voice of Christ-consciousness. Yet to realize that this is the same | 
| D:Day10.20 | voice of Christ-consciousness. Yet to realize that this is the same | voice that animated the man Jesus two thousand years ago will aide | 
| D:Day10.20 | two thousand years ago will aide you in realizing that this is the | voice that will now animate the elevated Self of form, or in other | 
| D:Day10.21 | can be both/and, rather than either/or. As I speak to you now as the | voice of Christ-consciousness—as your own true Self—you will not | 
| D:Day14.12 | is why this is called a dialogue. Realize now that this is but one | voice of the many. You have entered into the dialogue with the many | 
| D:Day14.12 | is going on all around you. Have you been listening to but one | voice? Or have you begun to hear the one voice in the many? | 
| D:Day14.12 | been listening to but one voice? Or have you begun to hear the one | voice in the many? | 
| D:Day14.13 | this dialogue—own it as you own the power that is yours. This one | voice of the many will continue to point the way for only a short | 
| D:Day14.13 | continue to point the way for only a short time longer. Thus the | voice of the many must be heard as the voice of the one. You are not | 
| D:Day14.13 | a short time longer. Thus the voice of the many must be heard as the | voice of the one. You are not on this mountain top alone! Can you not | 
| D:Day14.13 | You are not on this mountain top alone! Can you not hear your own | voice? Can you not hear the voices of the many who join us here? | 
| D:Day14.14 | Entering the dialogue is the means of sustaining the one | voice within the many, the means of sharing your access to unity, the | 
| D:Day15.1 | you will have entered the dialogue. When you fully accept that the | voice of the one can be heard in the voice of the many you will have | 
| D:Day15.1 | When you fully accept that the voice of the one can be heard in the | voice of the many you will have entered the dialogue. When you fully | 
| D:Day15.15 | in so doing to know oneness. It will be less difficult to know this | voice as the voice of oneness once you have listened to the voice of | 
| D:Day15.15 | to know oneness. It will be less difficult to know this voice as the | voice of oneness once you have listened to the voice of oneness in | 
| D:Day15.15 | this voice as the voice of oneness once you have listened to the | voice of oneness in each other and benefited from its healing | 
| D:Day21.9 | you accepting this? Are you beginning to ready yourself to hear this | voice as your own? To express the voice of Christ-consciousness as | 
| D:Day21.9 | to ready yourself to hear this voice as your own? To express the | voice of Christ-consciousness as only you can express it? | 
| D:Day40.33 | of sadness that our dialogue is complete, that you will hear my | voice no more? Or will you brave your own relationship with me? Will | 
| D:Day40.33 | own relationship with me? Will you turn to your brother and hear my | voice in him? Will you be my voice as you turn to your sister? Will | 
| D:Day40.33 | you turn to your brother and hear my voice in him? Will you be my | voice as you turn to your sister? Will you carry the fullness of our | 
| A.10 | the words of the Course enter you in yet another way—the way of | voice. Again it is not required nor even recommended that these | 
| A.13 | ready to hear the answer that arises in your own heart or from the | voice of the man or woman sitting next to you. Now you are ready to | 
| A.38 | ways it is being spoken. Now is the time to truly begin to “hear” my | voice in every aspect of creation and to respond with your own voice | 
| A.38 | my voice in every aspect of creation and to respond with your own | voice in all of your own acts of creation. It is time to realize that | 
| A.47 | to me, and I will hear you. Listen, and I will respond. I am in each | voice that responds to you and your voice is mine as you respond to | 
| A.47 | and I will respond. I am in each voice that responds to you and your | voice is mine as you respond to others. | 
| A.49 | Bring your | voice to this continuing dialogue. This is all that is asked of you. | 
| A.49 | gift you have been given and the gift you bring the world: your own | voice, the voice of Who You Are. This is not a voice of separation or | 
| A.49 | been given and the gift you bring the world: your own voice, the | voice of Who You Are. This is not a voice of separation or of the | 
| A.49 | the world: your own voice, the voice of Who You Are. This is not a | voice of separation or of the separated self but a voice of union and | 
| A.49 | This is not a voice of separation or of the separated self but a | voice of union and of the One Self. It is how union is expressed and | 
| voices (2) | ||
| D:Day14.13 | top alone! Can you not hear your own voice? Can you not hear the | voices of the many who join us here? | 
| A.13 | man or woman sitting next to you. Now you are ready to hear all the | voices around you without judgment, to enter discussion without an | 
| void (9) | ||
| C:12.13 | to earth forever? Could even one have come and gone and left this | void forever more unfilled? A gaping hole within the universe itself? | 
| C:17.1 | of the universe. Without the real you in it, there would be a | void within the universe—and this would be impossible. And yet | 
| T1:5.4 | cannot comprehend the all or the nothingness, the eternal or the | void. While your thought system here has been described often as | 
| T1:5.6 | is aware of this and as fearful of the all of everything as of the | void of nothing. You feel as if you are headed toward “something” | 
| D:Day13.5 | of solid form that contain no spaciousness. Solid form is actually a | void, a substance devoid of spaciousness, a form that is form only. | 
| D:Day13.6 | Because it is everything and everyone it is also the self of the | void, the void of the loveless self. As long as the void of the | 
| D:Day13.6 | it is everything and everyone it is also the self of the void, the | void of the loveless self. As long as the void of the loveless self | 
| D:Day13.6 | the self of the void, the void of the loveless self. As long as the | void of the loveless self exists within the spacious Self, they exist | 
| D:Day14.1 | is, is with us, which is why we are the accomplished as well as the | void, the healed as well as the sick, the chaos and the peace. Thus | 
| voluntary (1) | ||
| D:Day28.3 | external forces, from parents, to mandatory schooling, to somewhat | voluntary schooling. | 
| vow (2) | ||
| C:11.3 | Even those who feel the power of these words within their hearts and | vow to go slowly and carefully through each page and section, giving | 
| C:25.1 | To devote oneself to an objective is a | vow to accomplish. To be devoted is to be prayerful. As we said in | 
| vowed (1) | ||
| C:2.15 | who knows the way. Christ is within you and you rest within God. I | vowed to never leave you and to never leave you comfortless. The Holy | 
| vulnerable (5) | ||
| C:4.14 | of feelings that defy all common sense. To be in love is to be | vulnerable, for once common sense has failed to keep you acting as | 
| C:25.12 | These attitudes confirm a continuing belief in your separated and | vulnerable state. During the time of tenderness, you will learn, | 
| C:25.13 | is simply your reality. During the time of tenderness you may feel | vulnerable. But the time of tenderness is a time of healing, and as | 
| C:25.13 | of healing, and as you are healed you will realize you are no longer | vulnerable to being wounded. Fear of being wounded—physically, | 
| T1:9.15 | the place where you have placed your highest value and are thus most | vulnerable. In the past your response would have been to protect and | 
