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C:P.31 | knowing what they stand for, what their truth is, what rules they | obey, how they think and how what they think aligns with what they do |
C:16.20 | power are those who make the laws, and those who have no power must | obey them. |
D:Day4.20 | it would teach, and trying to live by the rules it would have them | obey. Much progress was made within these institutions, but also much |
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C:5.6 | or another thing. It is not a third thing in terms of being a third | object, but it is something separate, a third something. You realize |
C:5.7 | one” or “I love that,” yet you know that love exists apart from the | object of your affection. Love is set apart in a frame not of this |
C:9.6 | did create. It was created for its usefulness just like every other | object that shares the space you occupy. Think for a moment of what |
C:9.32 | your home and identify as your own self. How can the user and the | object of use be one and the same? This insanity makes the purpose of |
C:20.3 | You are no longer the | object viewing the subjects of the kingdom. You are the heart of the |
C:22.9 | within your world. The meaning you assign becomes the reality of the | object you have assigned meaning to. You have seen your purpose as |
C:23.15 | inaccurate belief, your body will be freed. It will no longer be an | object of use but a means of service. |
C:25.8 | Devotion is inclusive. It implies a subject and an | object: One who is devoted and one who is an object of devotion. |
C:25.8 | a subject and an object: One who is devoted and one who is an | object of devotion. While we are moving away from subject/object |
T1:2.13 | two parts. An example illustrates. To look at a sunset is to see an | object, the sun. It is also to see the sky, to see the variety of |
T1:3.18 | Secondly you would | object to being asked to choose a miracle. Surely you cannot know the |
T1:4.5 | When the sun has remained but an | object to you, no effect is possible from the sunset. The sun, even |
T1:4.5 | during the most blazing sunset, has at times remained no more than | object to you. So too has your Self. When your Self is seen as no |
T1:4.5 | is seen as no more than a body it is seen as little more than an | object. |
T2:6.7 | an acceptance that something can be what it is, a known fact, an | object with an identity, but also part of the ongoing nature of |
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C:13.9 | What further | objections can you have, for here we ask you not to follow any |
T1:3.16 | Let us consider your | objections to miracles one-by-one for in so doing we will uncover the |
T1:3.17 | First you will say you have no | objections to miracles, only to having them performed through you. |
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C:23.29 | the curriculum? How will you know when you have achieved a learning | objective? Yet how can you become a master of what another would |
C:25.1 | To devote oneself to an | objective is a vow to accomplish. To be devoted is to be prayerful. |
C:25.15 | or parties, or of making social contributions, pure joining is its | objective. The first joining comes from within and it is putting into |
D:Day37.17 | of this impossibility. This is why this Course has had, as its main | objective, returning you to true knowing of your Self. A separate |
A.12 | approaching this as one more self-improvement exercise, or one more | objective to accomplish. Only in this way do you come to realize you |
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C:8.11 | worked you would surely use it to find the truth, and for other | objectives as well. You would like to be a problem solver, a person |
D:Day10.22 | statements mean. This is the culmination point of these two great | objectives coming together in you and your brothers and sisters. |
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C:1.12 | in several ways. By this I do not mean that there are not particular | objects of your affection. This is not the love of which we speak. |
C:1.13 | seen as loveless and alone in the world are those you find to be the | objects of your pity. Yet you do not realize that this is the state |
C:5.7 | affection. Love is set apart in a frame not of this world. You hold | objects up to capture it, to put a frame around love’s vision and |
C:7.17 | relationship itself, relationship as something different from the | objects, persons, or situations related to. Now we must expand on |
C:27.10 | itself? Can God? Can you imagine relationship rather than singular | objects and bodies, as all that exists, and thus who you are and who |
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C:28.11 | and worry not of what to do. This is a difficult stage as you feel | obligated and inspired to act and yet awkward in your actions. We |
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C:11.18 | What is a dinner party where love is not? It is merely a social | obligation. But a dinner party where love is welcomed to take its |
T1:4.13 | one. Responsibility is a demanded response, a necessary response, an | obligation. Response happens from within. Responsibility is all about |
T2:4.8 | to the somewhat onerous onset of yet another responsibility, another | obligation. One set of thoughts recognizes that something has been |
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T3:3.9 | familial responsibilities, or the need to provide for financial | obligations, you would be much better suited to putting these beliefs |
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C:10.2 | happens in relationship, not in physical form. Joining is not the | obliteration of one thing to make another—joining makes each one |
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C:10.21 | too but choose a different threshold wherein after experiencing the | oblivion of the separated self through drugs, alcohol, or even |
C:10.21 | turn back. They deny themselves the joy or the pain or the | oblivion that would make return impossible and count themselves lucky |
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C:P.43 | learning, and the ego cannot take your Self from you but only can | obscure it. Thus the teachings you need now are to help you separate |
C:2.8 | theories of your existence. Although your purpose here remains | obscure, you identify some things you call progress and others that |
C:6.3 | were and never can be. All your illusions were created in order to | obscure this fact of your existence because you would rather it not |
T3:16.17 | you, even unto encompassing the house of illusion that you made to | obscure it from yourself. |
T3:17.1 | Why would you ever have chosen to | obscure the truth? As we have already shown, to have chosen to |
T4:1.23 | evil and feel now as if these distinctions have become more and more | obscure. Some have yearned for a return to days not long past, days |
D:Day4.44 | This unknown has been described to you in terms both specific and | obscure. It has been described as all you have desired and more. It |
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C:4.3 | over by longing that, placed between you and your Source, both | obscured Its light and alerted you of Its eternal presence. Longing |
D:Day1.14 | learning exist no more? In which the suffering and death that have | obscured that love is the answer are banished, rejected, and a new |
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C:P.29 | they earn their living until the dust that has collected upon it | obscures it from their sight. This is the cost of turning back when |
C:4.6 | You may still walk an alien land, but not in a fog of amnesia that | obscures what would be a brief adventure and replaces it with dreams |
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D:Day19.11 | will find acclaim and those called to the way of Mary will find | obscurity. Many called to the way of Mary will “do” much that is |
D:Day19.11 | Many of the way of Mary will find acclaim, yet neither acclaim nor | obscurity will matter to those following these ways. Being true to |
D:Day19.11 | all will follow the way of Mary and such ideas as acclaim and | obscurity will be no more. But at this time of transition, both ways |
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T2:6.7 | began with asking you to call into question these beliefs in known, | observable, facts. You may have regarded these exercises as silly or |
T3:17.1 | for this to be so, but there was a need for the Self to have an | observable form and to exist in relationship with others with |
T3:17.1 | an observable form and to exist in relationship with others with | observable forms. This was simply so that expressions of love could |
T3:17.2 | It was the beginning of perception and of the idea that what was | observable was “other than” he who did the observing. Now your |
T3:17.5 | important to the desired experience to learn the lessons of what was | observable within the physical realm, to have begun to forget the |
T3:18.2 | or learn an unobservable truth, will now accept and learn from | observable truth. This is why you must become that observable truth. |
T3:18.2 | and learn from observable truth. This is why you must become that | observable truth. |
T3:18.3 | form. See what perfect sense this makes as your human form is an | observable form. It is thus from observable form that the final |
T3:18.3 | this makes as your human form is an observable form. It is thus from | observable form that the final learning will take place. This is the |
T3:18.10 | of the truth that unites all things and that must now become | observable. |
T3:19.9 | experience in physical form, the thought of expressing the Self in | observable form. |
T3:19.13 | a difference that couldn’t be seen until it was represented in an | observable manner, something you will now do. |
T3:19.14 | manner it is possible to call them. It is only when what is | observable is so widely evident that it can no longer be denied that |
T3:19.16 | are ordinary people living extraordinary, and miraculous, and | observable lives. |
T3:20.18 | have freely chosen. Your task is to create the new world and make it | observable, not for you to recruit others to it. |
T3:22.17 | forth the sight of your true Self is to call your true Self into | observable form. Calling the true Self forth into observable form is |
T3:22.17 | true Self into observable form. Calling the true Self forth into | observable form is the end of the old and the beginning of the new. |
T4:1.22 | ready to still your fear, a fear that once prevented the direct and | observable learning that now is available to you. |
T4:3.1 | is an extension of the embrace that in turn makes the embrace | observable. The embrace is not an action so much as a state of being. |
T4:3.4 | of this chosen experience was the expression of the Self of love in | observable form. This original intent or cause formed the true nature |
T4:3.12 | in physical form. Once the original nature of the created becomes | observable in physical form, physical form will surpass what it once |
T4:7.2 | of your Self and God cannot help but grow through the direct and | observable means now available. Just as in the time of the Holy |
T4:7.4 | is in the vision of Christ-consciousness. This perfect world will be | observable to them and in them. It will be revealed to them and |
D:4.12 | are both external and internal. External divine patterns include the | observable forms that make up your world, everything from the planet |
D:4.12 | and feel, there is but one external divine pattern that created the | observable world, and only one internal divine pattern that created |
D:Day15.22 | Thus you are not depriving them of anything when you slip into | observable states of being. There is a purpose for this time in which |
D:Day16.6 | was separation, is no more. In other words, illness is no longer | observable once what was rejected rejoins the spacious Self. The |
D:Day17.1 | Christ-consciousness as the merging of the human and the divine into | observable form. Thus there must be a difference between |
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C:8.19 | a reminder to not observe with your mind, but with your heart. This | observance will contain a holiness, a gift of sight beyond that of |
C:26.3 | perhaps best expressed in the life of the tragic hero. This | observance of tragedy in life occurs only when the observation is |
T3:18.2 | was part of the original choice for physical form. The word | observance has rightly been linked with divine worship and devotion. |
T3:18.3 | Observance happens in relationship, the very relationship that | |
T3:18.3 | the very relationship that disallowed the making of a separate self. | Observance is linked to cause and effect being one. What is observed |
T3:18.4 | to the minds of those who observe your expression. Further, your | observance of your brothers and sisters will return remembrance to |
T3:18.4 | return remembrance to their minds and hearts. It is, in fact, your | observance of the truth of your brothers and sisters that is the |
T3:18.5 | I repeat, your | observance of the truth of your brothers and sisters is the miracle. |
T3:18.8 | other than what is there. You must constantly remember that your | observance is now an act of worship and of devotion and that you are |
T3:18.10 | We also now link | observance and ideas. Ideas form in the mind. You are used to |
T3:20.6 | the illness or suffering of another. Sympathy is the most common | observance in such a circumstance. You might feel called to tears, to |
T3:20.8 | ask yourself what harm could be done by offering a new kind of | observance? |
T3:20.10 | the means are not the end and are never to be confused as such. Your | observance is to remain with cause rather than stray to effect. |
T3:20.13 | is not your work. This is not about your effort. This is about your | observance. Your observance of the laws of love. Your observance is |
T3:20.13 | This is not about your effort. This is about your observance. Your | observance of the laws of love. Your observance is to remain with |
T3:20.13 | is about your observance. Your observance of the laws of love. Your | observance is to remain with cause rather than to stray to effect, |
T3:20.17 | And thus we return to | observance, the observance of love by love. See not what love would |
T3:20.17 | And thus we return to observance, the | observance of love by love. See not what love would not have you see. |
T3:21.18 | to have more of a dualistic nature for a short time while you carry | observance forward into observance of your personal self. As was said |
T3:21.18 | nature for a short time while you carry observance forward into | observance of your personal self. As was said at the beginning of |
T3:21.24 | to evangelize, all are called equally to represent the truth and to | observance of the truth. That you each will do this in ways unique to |
T3:21.24 | the personal self and the Self; the truth and its representation and | observance. |
T3:22.17 | the observation of a Self beyond the personal self. To call forth | observance is to call forth the sight of your true Self. To call |
T4:2.24 | With your new understanding of | observance must come a new understanding of relationship and the |
T4:2.29 | it when you experience it. This is why you can still think of | observance of what is as a game of make believe and feel that you |
D:Day15.4 | begin to be able to know and to make known without observation or | observance of the physical. This occurs through your relationship |
D:Day15.5 | not observe, or see, was not real to you. Through the practice of | observance of the physical and the obvious, you began to be able to |
D:Day15.11 | a starting point for your practice. While it is possible to practice | observance in every situation, it is necessary to practice the |
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T4:2.15 | present in the past, but you can truly now, with the devotion of the | observant, see that the Self you are now was indeed present, and the |
T4:2.16 | it might seem not to be? This is the power of the devotion of the | observant that you are called to, the power of cause and its effect. |
T4:2.24 | understanding of relationship and the ability of the devotion of the | observant to affect those relationships. |
T4:3.3 | nature—by its original nature or intent. The devotion of the | observant will return you to your original purpose. The vision of |
T4:6.4 | will be what you create. This is the power of the devotion of the | observant. A shared vision of unity and a return of all to the state |
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C:8.10 | knowing, saying often, “On the surface it would seem that…” and this | observation is often followed by attempts to see beneath the surface |
C:8.19 | in A Course in Miracles as the Holy Instant. You may not think | observation of your body is a good way to achieve this, but as you |
C:10.17 | before the fact. Nothing happens to the Son of God by accident. This | observation will help to put the responsibility of your life back |
C:13.1 | others it interacts with, for they will be grouped together in your | observation of them. It will not be only others you observe but |
C:13.2 | your heart and not your mind, and begin to include others in your | observation, I ask you to concentrate on one thing only. This is a |
C:26.3 | tragic hero. This observance of tragedy in life occurs only when the | observation is also made of the greatness, the glory, in the life. |
T3:17.2 | the tree of knowledge was an illustration of the effects of this | observation and the judgment that sprang from it. The self “fell” |
T3:18.1 | learned by the Holy Spirit will learn. They will now learn through | observation. |
T3:18.2 | Let us return to the concept of | observation and link it with ideas as we have spoken of them here. |
T3:18.2 | observation and link it with ideas as we have spoken of them here. | Observation, the ability to observe what the Self expresses, was part |
T3:20.5 | Let us now link | observation and the miracle. An easy illustration is provided, as so |
T3:20.5 | illustration is provided, as so often is the case, by looking at | observation under the guidance of the ego-thought system and thus |
T3:22.6 | of planning, I do ask you to let it go and to replace it with | observation. |
T3:22.7 | Observation is the active state of reception, a state not confined to | |
T3:22.7 | confined to receiving, but a state of giving and receiving as one. | Observation, as I am speaking of it and teaching it, makes you one |
T3:22.8 | with your response to what you are given to observe. The act of | observation that you are able to do with your eyes closed is the |
T3:22.8 | of observation that you are able to do with your eyes closed is the | observation of what is. This will relate to the future pattern of |
T3:22.10 | attention to as I complete this Treatise with lessons concerning | observation of your new Self. |
T3:22.11 | The ability to cease all acts of comparison will arise out of this | observation of your new Self, for you cannot observe your new Self |
T3:22.13 | Observation, both of yourself and of what you desire, is an act that | |
T3:22.14 | Observation of what you desire, what we have referred to as “closed | |
T3:22.14 | of what you desire, what we have referred to as “closed eyes” | observation, can be likened to prayer and thus to the miracle. This |
T3:22.14 | will take you to, through your effort, create the desired outcome. | Observation of what you desire is observation of what is, for your |
T3:22.14 | create the desired outcome. Observation of what you desire is | observation of what is, for your desire is of God and what you desire |
T3:22.15 | Thus the creative tension can be taken from the creative act of | observation without a loss of any kind. The creative tension existed |
T3:22.16 | And so we conclude with this note of impatience with the old and the | observation, the final observation, of the personal self. You have |
T3:22.16 | this note of impatience with the old and the observation, the final | observation, of the personal self. You have created your personal |
T3:22.17 | of the truth. Realize that what we have called “closed eyes” | observation is really the observation of a Self beyond the personal |
T3:22.17 | that what we have called “closed eyes” observation is really the | observation of a Self beyond the personal self. To call forth |
T4:1.17 | time of learning through contrast and the time of learning through | observation. It is further stated here as the difference between |
T4:1.17 | learning by contrast and indirect communication and learning through | observation and direction communication or experience. The same truth |
T4:1.24 | and they are not only ready, but also demanding to learn through | observation and direct communication or experience. Many not yet |
T4:1.27 | and that learning will pass through them directly through | observation and direct communication or experience. It means that the |
T4:2.10 | you can observe in judgment you do not understand the definition of | observation provided in “A Treatise on the Personal Self.” |
T4:2.14 | implied in the statement that all are chosen, is through your | observation of yourself. |
T4:2.18 | Only from this shared vision, this | observation of what is, can you begin to produce unity and |
T4:2.22 | Observation of what is, is a natural effect of the cause of a heart | |
T4:2.26 | This new relationship is the only state in which | observation of what is can occur. The separated state was nothing |
T4:3.1 | Observation is an extension of the embrace that in turn makes the | |
T4:3.2 | Observation and vision are closely linked but not the same. | |
T4:3.2 | Observation and vision are closely linked but not the same. | Observation has to do with the elevation of the personal self. Vision |
T4:3.2 | do with the divine pattern, the unity that binds all living things. | Observation is the means of seeing this binding pattern in physical |
T4:3.9 | be caused by the return of your natural state of love. This is where | observation comes in. |
T4:3.10 | to see the nature of the world and all that exists within it truly. | Observation will allow you to elevate the personal self to its |
T4:3.11 | is the natural means of knowing of all who were created in love. | Observation is the natural means of sharing what is known in physical |
T4:3.12 | by which the original nature of the created can once again be known. | Observation is the means by which the original nature of the created |
T4:9.1 | comes to an end here and now as we move past study and learning to | observation, vision, and revelation. |
T4:9.4 | now the time is upon you to leave learned works behind in favor of | observation, vision and revelation. Now is the time to leave behind |
D:7.15 | The | observation, envisioning, and desire you have been practicing in |
D:7.16 | Observation takes place in time. Even while you have been called to | |
D:7.16 | as envisioning the future. Envisioning is less bound to time than is | observation because it is not about what your body’s eyes see, and |
D:7.17 | leaves you nonjudgmental of the paths of others. Yet desire, like | observation and vision, is still related to the self of form. It is a |
D:7.18 | Revelation is of God. | Observation, vision, and desire are steps leading you beyond what the |
D:Day15.4 | you begin to be able to know and to make known without | observation or observance of the physical. This occurs through your |
D:Day15.5 | and observed. The second purpose was your preparation to move beyond | observation. |
D:Day15.6 | It has been in the relationship of | observation that you have interacted with all other life forms as |
D:Day15.6 | as well as with inanimate forms. In the relationship generated by | observation, those forms have been perceived as real. That |
D:Day15.6 | by observation, those forms have been perceived as real. That | observation produced the solidity and mass of the forms you observed. |
D:Day15.6 | known of spirit in form. What you made known through judgment-free | observation was but the precursor to what is made known through |
D:Day15.7 | through form is the difference for which the time has come. The | observation you have practiced has prepared you to move from |
D:Day15.7 | The observation you have practiced has prepared you to move from | observation to informing and being informed. |
D:Day15.9 | In practicing | observation without judgment, you learned to be neutral observers. |
D:Day15.9 | supplemented by the new practice of informing, until the practice of | observation is no longer needed. |
D:Day15.10 | creation and can only flow through those who have mastered neutral | observation because the intent of creation, rather than the intent of |
D:Day15.11 | have reached this level of neutrality along with you. This is why | observation is not being replaced. Observation is needed until this |
D:Day15.11 | along with you. This is why observation is not being replaced. | Observation is needed until this level of neutrality is reached by a |
D:Day32.6 | to a parent thinking he or she could know him- or herself through | observation of the children they produced? |
D:Day37.32 | to everyone. They have been afforded by willingness. They come from | observation of self and they come from observation of others. They |
D:Day37.32 | willingness. They come from observation of self and they come from | observation of others. They come from what you are willing to |
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T4:9.1 | comes to an end here and now as we move past study and learning to | observation, vision, and revelation. |
T4:9.4 | now the time is upon you to leave learned works behind in favor of | observation, vision and revelation. Now is the time to leave behind |
D:7.18 | Revelation is of God. | Observation, vision, and desire are steps leading you beyond what the |
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T2:1.4 | that you believe, when realized, might feed the ego. Despite many | observations within this Course regarding desire, you may still fear |
T3:20.6 | the unfairness of the situation. Judgment is never far from these | observations. Suffering, you would think, could not be seen as |
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C:8.18 | of being in a particular place and time. As you stand back and | observe your body, this is what you will see: a form moving through |
C:8.19 | observation of your body is a good way to achieve this, but as you | observe you learn to hold yourself apart from what you see. A |
C:8.19 | what you see. A reminder is needed here, however, a reminder to not | observe with your mind, but with your heart. This observance will |
C:8.21 | As you become an observer you may well be overwhelmed by what you | observe, by the sheer magnitude of all that with you occupies the |
C:8.22 | Although you cannot | observe it, you will become aware of how the past walks through your |
C:8.24 | creation held together by the thought system that gave it birth. To | observe this is to see its reality. To see this reality is to see the |
C:9.10 | Would you keep that which you now look upon? As you stand back and | observe your body, always with the vision of your heart, think about |
C:9.15 | your self. Peel back the first level of what your eyes allow you to | observe and you will find fear lurking there. The next level, |
C:9.17 | all the rest not be fearful? It matters not at all that all whom you | observe seem to be separate as well. No one really believes another |
C:9.32 | of the field. Two thousand years have passed since you were told to | observe this lesson. The lilies of the field neither sow nor reap and |
C:10.5 | and source of all you are is the greatest hurdle to overcome. As you | observe the body and dare to think of life without it, you again and |
C:10.17 | happy?” Only the ego would choose being right over happiness. As you | observe your body, also observe its actions in terms of the choices |
C:10.17 | choose being right over happiness. As you observe your body, also | observe its actions in terms of the choices it makes. Ask yourself, |
C:10.25 | more the source of all you are and all you do than is the body you | observe. |
C:10.27 | game at first, a trick of your imagination. You will, at first, | observe only that which you can “see”—your arms and legs, your |
C:10.27 | being aware that this is happening. And you will find that as you | observe, you are more aware of your surroundings, and more aware that |
C:13.1 | no understanding of it. This is all the exercises that call you to | observe your body are for. They are the preparation for what is to |
C:13.1 | because as your body seems to interact with others and as you | observe this interaction, you will “see” yourself and others in a new |
C:13.1 | together in your observation of them. It will not be only others you | observe but yourself and others, placing you and “them” together |
C:13.2 | As you | observe, always with your heart and not your mind, and begin to |
C:13.2 | Ask yourself what you already know of the spirit of the person you | observe. You will be amazed at the knowledge you already have and the |
C:18.8 | Course’s exercises have attempted to help you see: a world you can | observe and learn in and from, for as long as you would choose to |
C:22.16 | world. Anyone wanting to learn anything about you would be wiser to | observe you as you are within your world. Would you still be the same |
T1:3.9 | Observe yourself as you think through this question. Can you remove | |
T3:18.2 | ideas as we have spoken of them here. Observation, the ability to | observe what the Self expresses, was part of the original choice for |
T3:18.4 | in physical form will return remembrance to the minds of those who | observe your expression. Further, your observance of your brothers |
T3:18.6 | If you | observe health rather than disease, abundance rather than poverty, |
T3:18.8 | you are asked to deny the facts that you see before you in order to | observe something other than what is there. You must constantly |
T3:18.8 | is now an act of worship and of devotion and that you are called to | observe the truth rather than illusion no matter how real illusion |
T3:18.9 | by the thought system of the truth. Thus your eyes will learn to | observe only the truth, even unto seeing what before but seemed |
T3:18.10 | Ideas form in the mind. You are used to thinking that what you | observe forms outside of your mind. This is the thinking of the |
T3:18.10 | world is but a reflection of the internal world. Thus you can | observe with your eyes closed as easily as you can observe with your |
T3:18.10 | Thus you can observe with your eyes closed as easily as you can | observe with your eyes open. You can observe by having an idea of |
T3:18.10 | closed as easily as you can observe with your eyes open. You can | observe by having an idea of another’s health, abundance, peace, and |
T3:18.10 | idea of another’s health, abundance, peace, and happiness. You can | observe this within yourself because it exists within your Self. What |
T3:19.14 | and rage-producing for those living in the new. Many who | observe the new from the house of illusion will still be able to deny |
T3:20.6 | not to deny the facts, and you begin, along with the one whom you | observe, the long walk toward death’s door. All of these actions |
T3:22.7 | as I am speaking of it and teaching it, makes you one with what you | observe. Being one with what you observe causes you to know the |
T3:22.7 | it, makes you one with what you observe. Being one with what you | observe causes you to know the proper response. It is in responding |
T3:22.8 | Plans will only interfere with your response to what you are given to | observe. The act of observation that you are able to do with your |
T3:22.11 | will arise out of this observation of your new Self, for you cannot | observe your new Self without observing the truth that has always |
T3:22.11 | The truth that has always existed is our oneness, and what you will | observe about your new Self you will observe about all. We will be |
T3:22.11 | our oneness, and what you will observe about your new Self you will | observe about all. We will be one body, one Self. No comparison will |
T3:22.17 | Observe the personal self with one last act of love and devotion, and | |
T4:2.10 | ideas that would keep you from this awareness. If you think you can | observe in judgment you do not understand the definition of |
T4:2.15 | The ability to | observe what the Self expresses was among the original reasons for |
T4:2.15 | expresses was among the original reasons for this chosen experience. | Observe now the expressions of the self you are and have been. |
T4:2.16 | How, then, could you possibly | observe any others without knowing that the truth of who they are is |
T4:2.16 | its effect. This is the power you now have within you, the power to | observe the truth rather than illusion. This is the power to observe |
T4:2.16 | to observe the truth rather than illusion. This is the power to | observe what is. This is Christ-consciousness. |
T4:2.17 | I repeat, this is the power to | observe what is. It is not about observing a potential for what could |
T4:2.17 | has been shown to you. It is about observing what is. The power to | observe what is is what will keep you unified with your brothers and |
T4:2.21 | to be lived within a struggle with what it brings. The power to | observe what is relates to everything that exists with you, including |
D:7.16 | Observation takes place in time. Even while you have been called to | observe what is, what you are observing in form are the |
D:7.16 | what your body’s eyes see, and will increasingly join with what you | observe until your vision is released from old patterns and guides |
D:Day8.24 | a passage from that Treatise here, a passage about the power to | observe what is. “It is not about observing a potential for what |
D:Day8.24 | has been shown to you. It is about observing what is. The power to | observe what is, is what will keep you unified with your brothers and |
D:Day15.5 | Previously, what you did not | observe, or see, was not real to you. Through the practice of |
D:Day15.13 | stones within your pools are like flecks of sands within the ocean. | Observe these stones with neutrality and see if they do not wash |
D:Day15.28 | through your ability to view your own Self as well as that which you | observe with a neutrality that embraces the unknown as well as the |
D:Day37.32 | from observation of others. They come from what you are willing to | observe. They become more than glimpses only when they become what |
A.23 | ways of the thinking mind. The demonstration will work for those who | observe from a place of unity even if it works not at all for the |
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T3:2.3 | is separation, becoming separate (the observer as well as the | observed) so as to extend creation through relationship (of the |
T3:2.3 | as to extend creation through relationship (of the observer and the | observed). |
T3:17.1 | This was simply so that expressions of love could be created and | observed within the realm of physicality. |
T3:17.2 | from it. The self “fell” from unity through this judgment of what it | observed as being other than itself, through this beginning of making |
T3:17.2 | is proving to you the relationship between the observer and the | observed, the effect that one cannot help but have upon the other. |
T3:18.3 | self. Observance is linked to cause and effect being one. What is | observed is in relationship with the observer and this relationship |
T3:18.7 | observes the truth where once a mind and heart separated by illusion | observed illusion. |
T3:20.6 | Think about a situation in which you have | observed the illness or suffering of another. Sympathy is the most |
T4:2.19 | or convince are as holy as your Self. This holiness need only be | observed. When you think in terms of evangelizing or convincing, you |
T4:3.4 | cause formed the true nature of the personal self capable of being | observed in relationship. The displacement of the original intent, |
D:Day11.5 | that the One Self is capable of being either the observer or the | observed. This is as true of God as it is of the self of form. God is |
D:Day15.3 | maintain Christ-consciousness you begin the movement away from being | observed to being in-formed by the spirit which animates all things. |
D:Day15.4 | How can the invisible be | observed? From within Christ-consciousness, you begin to be able to |
D:Day15.5 | able to see beyond the physical and the obvious to what could not be | observed physically. This practice had two purposes. The first |
D:Day15.5 | of a new kind of interaction and relationship between observer and | observed. The second purpose was your preparation to move beyond |
D:Day15.6 | That observation produced the solidity and mass of the forms you | observed. Yet it is the spirit that animates form that is real. |
D:Day15.22 | in which both informing and observing, being informed and being the | observed coexist. You must respect the boundaries of those who are |
D:Day19.15 | and being informed, as the step beyond that of observing and being | observed. It is where creation of the new can begin because it is the |
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C:3.17 | sadness. Not so the brain that keeps on registering it all, a silent | observer, soon to tell you that the feelings of your heart were |
C:8.21 | Each one is distinct—and there are so many! As you become an | observer you may well be overwhelmed by what you observe, by the |
C:10.23 | Place your body out in front of yourself where you can be its silent | observer. As you watch your hands go about their work or the shadow |
C:17.13 | And yet all you need do is turn back. Being an | observer of your body has prepared you for this. Step back now to the |
T1:10.6 | You have chosen them for just this reason. But you can now be an | observer and look upon them as your brothers and sisters learning |
T3:2.3 | That means of creation is separation, becoming separate (the | observer as well as the observed) so as to extend creation through |
T3:2.3 | the observed) so as to extend creation through relationship (of the | observer and the observed). |
T3:17.2 | Now your science is proving to you the relationship between the | observer and the observed, the effect that one cannot help but have |
T3:18.3 | and effect being one. What is observed is in relationship with the | observer and this relationship causes an effect. Because this was |
D:Day4.33 | into” the breathing and become one with it. Others might become the | observer and in so doing remove themselves from the body entirely. |
D:Day11.5 | joining in union that the One Self is capable of being either the | observer or the observed. This is as true of God as it is of the self |
D:Day15.5 | establishment of a new kind of interaction and relationship between | observer and observed. The second purpose was your preparation to |
D:Day15.10 | because the intent of creation, rather than the intent of the | observer, is the creative force, the animator and informer. Yet |
D:Day19.15 | because it is the intent of creation, rather than the intent of the | observer, that is the creative force, the animator and informer. |
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D:Day15.9 | In practicing observation without judgment, you learned to be neutral | observers. Being neutral observers allowed cause and effect to occur |
D:Day15.9 | without judgment, you learned to be neutral observers. Being neutral | observers allowed cause and effect to occur naturally rather than |
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T3:2.1 | way. These expressions you call art are expressions of a Self who | observes and interacts in relationship. They are not expressions that |
T3:18.7 | A mind and heart joined in unity | observes the truth where once a mind and heart separated by illusion |
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C:8.23 | wander through your days with you? What is it, really, that you are | observing? |
C:8.28 | be that you move through the same world day by day in the same body, | observing many situations like onto each other, awakening to the same |
C:9.50 | begin, however, we must expand on the lessons you are learning by | observing your own self. Now we seek to uncover the illusion that you |
C:10.28 | is not a test and you cannot fail. You are merely playing. Play at | observing yourself from above. Can you look “down” upon yourself? And |
C:13.1 | bodies, any more than you are yours. This is a natural extension of | observing your body in action, because as your body seems to interact |
T1:10.7 | living at the extremes and there is no reason not to take joy in | observing another’s happiness or to feel compassion at another’s |
T3:17.2 | of the idea that what was observable was “other than” he who did the | observing. Now your science is proving to you the relationship |
T3:22.11 | of your new Self, for you cannot observe your new Self without | observing the truth that has always existed. The truth that has |
T4:2.17 | I repeat, this is the power to observe what is. It is not about | observing a potential for what could be if your brother or sister |
T4:2.17 | would just follow in the way that has been shown to you. It is about | observing what is. The power to observe what is is what will keep you |
T4:2.21 | you, including the days that make up your life in time and space. | Observing what is unites you with the present in that it unites you |
D:7.16 | Even while you have been called to observe what is, what you are | observing in form are the representations of what is in time. Your |
D:7.26 | to see the body as but this one, small, aspect of what you are. In | observing both yourself and others, you have learned to view your |
D:Day8.14 | who often gossip and assume that they are gossiping rather than | observing the situation for what it is and responding in the present. |
D:Day8.24 | here, a passage about the power to observe what is. “It is not about | observing a potential for what could be if your brother or sister |
D:Day8.24 | would just follow in the way that has been shown to you. It is about | observing what is. The power to observe what is, is what will keep |
D:Day15.3 | spirit which animates all things. You begin the movement away from | observing to informing. |
D:Day15.4 | You do this by taking what is into your spacious form rather than | observing it as separate from you. |
D:Day15.22 | being. There is a purpose for this time in which both informing and | observing, being informed and being the observed coexist. You must |
D:Day19.15 | the act of informing and being informed, as the step beyond that of | observing and being observed. It is where creation of the new can |
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C:12.17 | idea, newly birthed, may seem to come and go, or may grow into an | obsession, but either way, it leaves not its source. And without the |
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A.31 | the relentless stridency of the thinking mind is always helpful. | Obsessive thinking is always ruthless, judgmental, and wearing on the |
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C:23.8 | When | obsessively in love you may want the other person to be you, but |
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T1:4.16 | It is the gift given in everything you look upon and see without the | obstacle of the ego-mind’s interpretation. |
D:Day12.6 | When an | obstacle of form, be it human or material in nature, seems to present |
D:Day12.8 | When a perceived boundary is perceived as solid, it is an | obstacle, for it has no space available for joining. What is a |
D:Day12.8 | for joining. What is a boundary to a perceiver is met as an | obstacle by the spacious self. Obstacles need not be avoided for |
D:Day12.8 | knows no uncaring. It knows only love for the One Self. It feels the | obstacle but does not know it. The feeling that is the sense organ of |
D:Day12.8 | spacious Self then remembers its spaciousness and calls upon it. The | obstacle is thus enfolded in the space, becoming one with it. The |
D:Day12.8 | is, in this manner, deflected from the One Self, becoming not an | obstacle. The open space of the perceiver who sees not with |
D:Day12.9 | their boundaries have not been made solid by perception. A seeming | obstacle of non-human form is easily enfolded in the space of the One |
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C:5.23 | catch phrase here as you struggle to overcome all the adversity and | obstacles that would keep you from having what you think you want to |
D:Day12.5 | Self. Your Self is now a feeling, conscious space, unhindered by any | obstacles of form. |
D:Day12.6 | once your self of form. Feel the love of the space that is you. All | obstacles will vanish. |
D:Day12.7 | All | obstacles of form are only real in the world of form, a world that is |
D:Day12.8 | Not all forms will be met as | obstacles. Forms are only as real as the perceiver perceives them to |
D:Day12.8 | boundary to a perceiver is met as an obstacle by the spacious self. | Obstacles need not be avoided for space encompasses all obstacles, |
D:Day12.8 | self. Obstacles need not be avoided for space encompasses all | obstacles, making them invisible. The mind would say that making |
D:Day12.8 | all obstacles, making them invisible. The mind would say that making | obstacles invisible is uncaring. The spacious Self knows no obstacles |
D:Day12.8 | making obstacles invisible is uncaring. The spacious Self knows no | obstacles for it knows no uncaring. It knows only love for the One |
D:Day12.9 | Non-human | obstacles have no need of being deflected for their boundaries have |
D:Day13.5 | you have defined as evil. A complete lack of love creates formidable | obstacles, or in other words, obstacles of solid form that contain no |
D:Day13.5 | lack of love creates formidable obstacles, or in other words, | obstacles of solid form that contain no spaciousness. Solid form is |
D:Day27.4 | of insight might be thought of as brief views from the mountain. The | obstacles confronted on level ground suddenly gave way and you saw |
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C:5.23 | the only choice within your control is what to work hard to | obtain. If you let all the world recede and concentrate on this one |
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C:9.44 | is but improper use—use on a scale that makes the insanity of use | obvious to both the user and the usee, and so has its proper place in |
C:14.13 | We must begin with what is | obvious, a simple point that some of you have denied and that some of |
C:18.3 | further that this chain is keeping the Earth in its orbit. It is | obvious that the Earth falling out of orbit would cause dire |
C:18.3 | cause dire consequences of a universal nature. It is simply less | obvious that you are part of what has established and keeps a |
C:19.15 | know what lies before you now—coming to know your own Self—it is | obvious that another’s experience will not bring this knowledge to |
C:23.1 | Knowing and love are inseparable. When this is realized, it is | obvious that love is the only true wisdom, the only true |
C:28.9 | to think of a separation in terms of doing and of knowing, it is | obvious this cannot be the case. |
T1:4.12 | are many, even within this Course’s definition of gift, the most | obvious of which might be your children. Another of which might be |
D:Day15.5 | to you. Through the practice of observance of the physical and the | obvious, you began to be able to see beyond the physical and the |
D:Day15.5 | the obvious, you began to be able to see beyond the physical and the | obvious to what could not be observed physically. This practice had |
D:Day15.20 | While this is only an initial, or practice stage of movement, it is | obvious that movement will always be needed for the clear pool to not |
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C:P.27 | Obviously the nature of God is different than the nature of man. God | |
C:14.19 | up dependencies that will keep you linked. Some of you do this quite | obviously, and over years and years create a web of intricate design, |
C:18.15 | order for you to create the state in which unity can be experienced. | Obviously, this is up to you. As you chose to create a state of |
C:22.18 | Obviously two kinds of meaning are being talked about. The first we | |
C:23.15 | Obviously, your belief in who and what you are is the basis for your | |
T3:15.18 | with the truth is what the new thought system will accomplish. | Obviously, this replacement must be total. The means for making this |
T3:21.21 | While this has been called the time of Christ, it is | obviously no longer the time of Jesus Christ. My time came and my |
T3:21.24 | for yourself. No leaders and no followers are needed. This is quite | obviously an old way of thinking. While no one is called to |
D:2.1 | the new and to deny the old. Acceptance is a willingness to receive. | Obviously, when you consider this definition of acceptance, you will |
D:4.16 | you, the true Self and the true learner, out of the learning loop. | Obviously these systems, built as they were upon patterns now being |
D:4.17 | of what you have seen as reality. As such, these systems too are | obviously of the old. |
D:4.18 | Just as | obviously, all we are left with is divine design. All we are left |
D:5.8 | Obviously—as you have been told that the ego has represented a | |
D:Day5.22 | hard to attain, and thereby claim as your individual accomplishment. | Obviously, union is not about this. While the ego is gone, effort |
D:Day7.14 | Obviously your relationship or access to union is of supreme | |
D:Day17.2 | also been known as wisdom, Sophia, spirit. Christ-consciousness thus | obviously predates the man Jesus, and creation itself. It is both the |
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C:23.3 | know the other would lay down his or her life for you, rise to any | occasion of your need, share your every fear and joy. |
T1:10.2 | you will have to choose not to have it. And this will be tempting on | occasion. You will wonder at the lack of extremes in your feelings |
T3:15.1 | offered. Often, those within the relationship of marriage have had | occasion to choose to forgive the past and begin again to build a new |
D:Day27.4 | Inner-sight made an appearance on | occasion, showing up as flashes of insight. These flashes of insight |
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C:16.14 | your safety against some things some of the time. And for this | occasional protection that has no validity and no proof you give up |
C:16.15 | nothing but evidence of a life of unhappiness and despair, where | occasional moments of joy or the few people that you love out of the |
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C:21.5 | there has been little communication and much misunderstanding. | Occasionally the problems associated with a lack of a common language |
T4:2.23 | you have relationships with family and friends and co-workers, | occasionally acknowledging brief relationships that develop with |
T4:12.19 | experience times of not knowing how to proceed. I know that you will | occasionally have setbacks and choose the conditions of learning |
D:Day10.28 | life and how you have thought of him or her since death. Do you not | occasionally think that this person would be happy or sad to see you |
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C:4.10 | again all the pain that love has brought. It dwells on those | occasions when love has failed because it does not recognize that |
T1:10.11 | that served as learning devices. Peak experiences often follow | occasions of happiness or trauma, but they do not happen within them. |
T3:15.2 | once were. The only true departure from this idea has concerned the | occasions of birth and death. This is something we will return to, |
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C:4.22 | Some would call such a life selfish and wonder how the | occupants of this semi-happy dream have earned the right to turn |
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C:6.17 | the challenge of creation. Creation becomes the new frontier, the | occupation of those too young to rest, too interested in living still |
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C:4.5 | when doubt is gone and love fills all the space that doubt once | occupied? No shadows linger when doubt is gone. Nothing stands |
C:25.19 | you have done, beliefs you have held, patterns and habits that have | occupied you, will not accompany you into your life of love. These |
T1:8.5 | Even though the resurrection returned not life to the form I once | occupied, it returned me to you in the form of the resurrected Christ |
T4:2.6 | The production that has so long | occupied you will now serve you as you turn your productive and |
D:Day12.4 | One Self is everything. Space is neither divided nor separated nor | occupied by form. Space is all that is. Christ-consciousness is the |
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C:7.8 | and held within your heart. Hold it joyously alongside what already | occupies your heart—the love you set aside and the piece of |
C:8.21 | by what you observe, by the sheer magnitude of all that with you | occupies the world. Some days this will make you feel like one of |
D:7.8 | of what you are. The nature of form is that it exists as matter, it | occupies space and is perceptible to the senses. You have previously |
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C:9.6 | usefulness just like every other object that shares the space you | occupy. Think for a moment of what the creator of such a body would |
C:9.10 | Look upon your body now as you earlier looked upon the space you | occupy. Take away the body’s usefulness. Would you keep that which |
C:16.26 | here to assure the continuance of society. The worries that would | occupy you can be let go if you but work instead for the return of |
T3:1.9 | which it was hidden and to be represented in truth by the form you | occupy and have previously seen as the reality of yourself. |
T3:16.3 | of the ego, ways that have brought much advancement to the forms you | occupy without changing their nature in the slightest measure. All |
T4:1.25 | new state of consciousness are resisting it, again indirectly. Some | occupy themselves with mind and spirit numbing activities in order to |
T4:4.8 | of the pattern of life-everlasting. The change in the form you now | occupy, the change I have spoken of as that of elevation of the |
D:5.19 | living in form. Thus we begin with the true content of the form you | occupy. We return the form you occupy to its natural state. Only then |
D:5.19 | with the true content of the form you occupy. We return the form you | occupy to its natural state. Only then can we proceed to creation of |
D:7.28 | You identify with the citizens of the city, state, and country you | occupy. You have an address, perhaps a yard, or farm, perhaps a |
D:Day10.28 | honesty, think that even in whatever form or lack of form they now | occupy, they do not like it, even now, even beyond the grave? |
D:Day24.1 | as well as one Self. You are a Self with many forms. The form you | occupy contains all of your potential manifestations as the form of |
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D:3.11 | as one is not senseless, however, when that shared consciousness is | occupying form. |
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C:9.24 | The only replacement that can | occur that will accomplish what you seek is the replacement of |
C:9.24 | the Self that rests in unity. It is your knowledge that this must | occur that leads you to attempt every other kind of replacement. You |
C:10.22 | option could be chosen that leaves no room for fear at all does not | occur to it, for the absence of fear is something it has never known. |
C:11.12 | make yourself separate from Him—something that could never truly | occur—you have chosen instead to do nothing at all with your free |
C:12.9 | one with him as well as you. This is the one joining that needs to | occur to bring about all the rest. |
C:12.19 | that would happen within it, perhaps the places in which it would | occur or the people that would be part of it. In short, the external |
C:12.23 | Separation is painful only to those who believe it can | occur in truth. What would a child’s rejection or a parent’s death |
C:14.16 | and bring about different results than are somehow meant to | occur. Although you know not your purpose, at least a part of you |
C:18.1 | benevolent universe. This interpretation accepts that separation can | occur. It cannot. Belief in the fall is belief in the impossible. |
C:18.12 | amounts of time are needed before change of a lasting nature can | occur. This is why miracles save time, for they integrate all levels, |
C:20.38 | acting as if the best possible outcome you can imagine could truly | occur. Hope is a willingness to accept love and the grace and |
C:23.27 | and/or to choose your teachers and learning situations. Neither can | occur if you would truly choose to change your beliefs and move on to |
C:23.28 | doing. In the process of unlearning, both forgiveness and atonement | occur. You recognize that your false beliefs were the result of |
C:25.21 | your unlearning will take place and the lessons of discernment | occur. Discernment is needed only until you are better able to |
C:29.26 | not. All is available in the here and now where giving and receiving | occur. |
C:31.35 | is but an extension of mind into a realm in which experience can | occur. Your ego has made of this something different than it is. |
T1:2.11 | implications is that of relationship for giving and receiving cannot | occur without relationship. |
T1:8.16 | being one in truth. It is one more demonstration of what needs to | occur now, in this time, in order for the truth of the resurrection |
T1:9.13 | situation? Did it not threaten your self-image? And did this threat | occur at what you would call the feeling level or at the intellectual |
T2:1.14 | This is a first step in the change in thinking that needs to | occur. It is an elementary step and one easily accomplished with but |
T2:4.18 | time is but a measurement of the “time” it takes for learning to | occur. As this notion of time dissolves, the state of |
T2:7.20 | The recognition that giving and receiving | occur as one is a precondition for your recognition of the state of |
T2:7.20 | and the meeting of needs. It is accepted that giving and receiving | occur in unison, thus further collapsing the need for time. |
T2:9.12 | the desire to hang on arises, both learning and unlearning cease to | occur. The desire to maintain a state you believe you have achieved |
T3:12.11 | While this would seem to say that mistakes may | occur within creation, remember that creation is about change and |
T3:14.2 | is like unto the temptations of the human experience and would not | occur were the temptations gone from you. |
T3:15.3 | New beginnings do not | occur outside of relationship. The idea of special relationship is |
T3:16.6 | is still awaiting replacement by what will be, is a change that must | occur within. As has already been said, this change has to do with |
T3:17.4 | before, time is a measurement of the “time” it takes for learning to | occur. A new experience was chosen—the experience of existing |
T3:19.1 | You must not fear the changes that will | occur within your physical form as it begins to be guided by the |
T3:20.2 | are degrees of remembering and since this is what we work to have | occur, time can become our ally by using it for effectiveness. |
T4:1.20 | became the evil that another fought and in the contrast learning did | occur and has continued to occur even unto this time. You have |
T4:1.20 | fought and in the contrast learning did occur and has continued to | occur even unto this time. You have learned much of the nature of the |
T4:2.26 | relationship is the only state in which observation of what is can | occur. The separated state was nothing more than the disjoining of |
T4:8.9 | never realizing that this just delayed the learning that had to | occur to release you from the limits you struggled against. The |
T4:12.5 | is the end of learning, the ramifications of which will only slowly | occur to your mind and be surprising revelations there. The second is |
D:1.18 | this transformation? As you have been shown, this will not | occur by means of preparation but by means of acceptance. This will |
D:1.18 | by means of preparation but by means of acceptance. This will not | occur by means of trying but by means of surrender. |
D:1.21 | learned, you first had to enter a state in which this learning could | occur, a state that could not be taught but only accessed through |
D:3.14 | this means, simply stated once again, is that giving and receiving | occur in unison, or in union. There is no “time” in which giving and |
D:5.17 | awaits you, I am merely answering the questions that remain and that | occur as this dialogue proceeds. What I am attempting to answer now |
D:6.27 | of form may still need “time” to come to know the changes that only | occur in “time” although they are already accomplished in unity. This |
D:7.2 | earlier as “What you discover in unity is shared.” Learning does not | occur in unity, but discovery is an ongoing aspect of creation and |
D:11.4 | to the total rejection of thought as you know it that must now | occur in order to go on to creation of the new. You create the new |
D:12.16 | not yet occurred but that you are given the certainty to know will | occur. But once you have felt this certainty, you will never be so |
D:13.12 | who they truly are, you create the relationship in which sharing can | occur. Without relationship there is no willingness and no union. |
D:15.6 | principle of wholeness: Movement, being, expression. One did not | occur before the other, as they are not separate. There was movement |
D:15.18 | in this time. You realize that some breaks in service will still | occur, that maintenance will not make the connection perfect, but |
D:16.11 | of creation are in accord with this truth, and thus these truths | occur in unison or in union. Becoming is movement. Movement is given |
D:17.24 | are experienced along the way. All the experiences and learning | occur on the journey. |
D:Day1.25 | my story reaches completion. It is a story whose completion cannot | occur in singular form, but as with any true inheritance only in a |
D:Day2.18 | This does not mean that my life did not happen, that it did not | occur in time and space, just as yours is occurring now in time and |
D:Day2.21 | begin with the appearance of my form in the world, but that mainly | occur during my time of maturity. These accounts do not stress the |
D:Day4.60 | Followers will naturally succeed the first although this will | occur with no fanfare and no “one” to follow. The first will create a |
D:Day6.16 | speaking of the elevation of the self of form. This elevation must | occur in life, in your life as it is, rather than in some idealized |
D:Day6.19 | this place elevated. Awareness, acceptance, and discovery cannot | occur in a place set apart from “normal” life. Believe me when I tell |
D:Day8.5 | Does accepting that you don’t like something cause a judgment to | occur? Do you judge peas if you do not like them? And yet, do you not |
D:Day8.10 | you are. Understand, however, that this eventual outcome will never | occur without the initial acceptance. |
D:Day8.18 | Another error can | occur if you deny your feelings in favor of the perceived higher path |
D:Day10.7 | if it was. Or you may have doubted your intuition and had something | occur that made you think back and wish that you had not doubted it. |
D:Day15.9 | observers. Being neutral observers allowed cause and effect to | occur naturally rather than having your judgment alter natural cause |
D:Day16.9 | It is only in the present that acceptance can | occur. There is no “going back” or reliving of the past required. |
D:Day18.9 | Thus there was only a degree of separation that was able to | occur to allow for a certain type of experience. Now a new degree of |
D:Day19.7 | to a function of preparing one or many for the change that must | occur within. The function of those called to the way of Jesus is to |
D:Day21.2 | guidance or information moved. If it did not do so, learning did not | occur. In traditional learning patterns, the wisdom, guidance, or |
D:Day22.1 | we must speak of this, however, for there is a confusion that can | occur in regards to channeling. Yesterday we spoke of teachers being |
D:Day28.20 | outside of time” by itself will not cause the shift that needs to | occur, however. What will create the shift is the ability to |
D:Day30.4 | You would see that two or more are needed in order for knowing to | occur. To not know wholeness would be to be in a state of |
D:Day39.13 | Thus, both must | occur as one. |
D:Day39.15 | What must | occur now must occur between you and me. Your willingness is all that |
D:Day39.15 | What must occur now must | occur between you and me. Your willingness is all that is required. |
D:Day40.9 | making. What will be created now, and the individuation that will | occur now, will hold all the power of your experience as well as all |
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C:2.16 | or your heart would not still be troubled. The reversal has not | occurred because you separate mind and heart and think you can |
C:2.16 | separation made to convince yourself that the separation actually | occurred. |
C:12.19 | As near as words can describe the separation, this is what | occurred: An idea of separation entered the mind of God’s son. Like |
C:17.10 | to believe correction cannot be made, correction would have | occurred. This is the original error that is so in need of |
C:20.38 | and appreciation replaces the callousness with which use once | occurred. |
C:32.6 | And what of miracles? The last and final miracle has | occurred, for what miracles are needed when mind and heart are one |
T1:3.22 | future date? What about the correction of something that has already | occurred? You have far too many questions without answers to choose a |
T1:9.4 | the mother and father, what would have died without the joining that | occurred within, becomes new life. |
T2:11.12 | overturn the laws of God. The ego is but your belief that this has | occurred; that what could never be true has become the truth. |
T3:1.7 | are mighty and are but the result of the change in cause that has | occurred through your learning of this Course. |
T3:8.6 | found within? Who then are you to be angry with for all that has | occurred? Do you blame yourself and your ancestors for the history, |
T3:17.7 | and those who followed their teachings and example. This has | occurred within the time of the Holy Spirit. |
T3:20.7 | believe in positive outcomes. You listen to statistics of what has | occurred before and in similar situations, and you believe in what |
T4:4.14 | order to return to unity through death. Once the return to unity has | occurred in form, the decision to continue in form or to not continue |
T4:7.8 | conditions of learning will be no longer needed once learning has | occurred. The student no longer needs to attend school once the |
T4:7.8 | choice, a free choice due to the learning that has already | occurred, the choice will be one guided by love and thus be a joyous |
D:2.11 | words, you make this judgment “after the fact” when the outcome has | occurred. For example, study habits that allowed the learner to |
D:4.18 | any longer on why this has taken so long or on the suffering that | occurred during the time of learning. This would be like dwelling on |
D:5.1 | intuitive way. It was also about the minor distortions that | occurred between this non-cognitive memory and how you acted upon it, |
D:5.2 | These distortions | occurred as you assigned meaning or “truth” to things, truly |
D:6.9 | have resulted, that there are reasons Noah’s flood could not have | occurred as described, or that it would have been impossible to |
D:12.16 | of action required in a situation, or of something that has not yet | occurred but that you are given the certainty to know will occur. But |
D:15.3 | Life and the movement of being into form is what | occurred when God “spoke” and the Word came into being. Movement is |
D:Day1.18 | your birth into what is beyond form. Adam and Eve represent what | occurred within you at the beginning of the story of your creation. I |
D:Day1.18 | you at the beginning of the story of your creation. I represent what | occurred within you recently, the story of your rebirth through this |
D:Day1.21 | This fulfillment of scripture has now | occurred within you. When it occurred within me, it occurred within |
D:Day1.21 | This fulfillment of scripture has now occurred within you. When it | occurred within me, it occurred within all. It became part of the |
D:Day1.21 | has now occurred within you. When it occurred within me, it | occurred within all. It became part of the continuing story of |
D:Day2.10 | Can you see a way to change the past or to “make up for” what | occurred in the past? |
D:Day2.11 | and divorce, would you not see the benefit of accepting what had | occurred and moving on? You might counter this by saying that if you |
D:Day4.51 | thought separation was the cause, but separation into form, had it | occurred within the realization of continuing relationship, would not |
D:Day10.7 | accident or some other event you would not have welcomed might have | occurred. You may have never had any proof that following your |
D:Day10.35 | other sources of seeming power have been sought. This is what has | occurred. This is the time at which we stand. |
D:Day14.9 | in oneness as opposed to the stopping and holding “apart” that | occurred in separation. What the spacious Self holds within is the |
D:Day18.9 | you believed yourself to be separate this separation never actually | occurred and that you have always been the accomplished. If this had |
D:Day35.17 | through unity and relationship, then the original creation must have | occurred in this way. We will not return to previous discussions of |
D:Day39.16 | Let me tell you what has | occurred in the past so that you know not to respond to love in the |
E.1 | learn, nothing left to become. The pressure is off. The alchemy has | occurred. The coal has become a diamond. Ah, imagine now being able |
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C:P.29 | to torture to loss of love, and in between these many frightful | occurrences is the equally distressing life of the purposeless, where |
C:9.19 | spare few moments of compassion for yourself, and when such chance | occurrences come about you quickly override compassion with |
C:20.30 | of love that creation continues and miracles become natural | occurrences. |
T4:2.23 | are aware of ecological and sociological connections, or of other | occurrences that are likely to have an impact on your life or on your |
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C:12.17 | off and become something on their own apart from you. Imagine this | occurring and you will see how senseless this situation would be. |
C:12.21 | place, and could not any more than you could prevent an idea from | occurring to you. Just as an idea of yours, once born, continues to |
C:25.4 | You may choose to deny the feeling, but you cannot prevent it from | occurring. You can attempt to earn the love of those from whom you |
C:27.15 | your actions reflect the proper response to the relationship that is | occurring in the present rather than to your preconceived notions of |
C:31.33 | you, and you seek the truth, or salvation from them, what is truly | occurring? How can this work? This is but another aspect of giving |
T2:10.1 | state. A static state is not a living state because creation is not | occurring within it. This is a living Course. This is why you are |
T3:1.7 | has not begun to experience the transformation that is, in truth, | occurring, although you may not as yet have seen the changes you are |
T4:1.23 | the forerunners, the signs of the shift in consciousness that is | occurring. |
T4:1.25 | For a short time, an overlap is | occurring during which those unable to allow themselves to become |
D:1.3 | or live your mission and your purpose. You “see” this failure | occurring through ineptness of speech, through inappropriateness of |
D:1.4 | All of this confusion and struggle is | occurring because you do not know what to do to prepare. You have not |
D:1.11 | Self, your true identity. Imagine this opening and this replacement | occurring with every fiber of your being. Imagine the separate self |
D:3.14 | actions. There is no “time” in which giving and receiving is not | occurring. Giving and receiving as one thus simply describes the |
D:6.9 | tell you of all the “laws” of science that would be opposed to them | occurring. You would be told that if the sun had “stood still” |
D:16.2 | The creation story is | occurring, right now, in each of you who have reached this final |
D:16.11 | be impossible for these principles of creation not to be constantly | occurring in everything that lives because all that lives, lives |
D:Day1.7 | your ascension to this mountain peak and this dialogue that is | occurring here. If you believe this mountain peak is merely |
D:Day1.18 | the creation story and my acknowledgment that this creation story is | occurring in each and every one of us. Let me move forward and speak |
D:Day2.18 | happen, that it did not occur in time and space, just as yours is | occurring now in time and space. What this means is that what occurs |
D:Day6.16 | the acceptance of life as it is. This is why this dialogue is | occurring on the holy mountain without taking you away from life as |
D:Day18.9 | allow for a certain type of experience. Now a new degree of union is | occurring to allow for a new type of experience. |
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C:4.26 | for everything that goes on outside yourself and nothing that | occurs within. Yet it is a joining that occurs within that brings |
C:4.26 | yourself and nothing that occurs within. Yet it is a joining that | occurs within that brings about the joining of all the world for all |
C:5.24 | be what you want once you have achieved it. Yet you think when this | occurs that you have simply chosen the wrong thing and so choose |
C:14.3 | cannot have feelings of superiority and not an enemy make. The same | occurs when you would make yourself inferior, and you are always |
C:18.18 | What has been created can, however, be transformed. Transformation | occurs in time. Thus transformation and miracles need to work |
C:19.13 | “them,” “death and life,” “good and evil.” This is thought. Thought | occurs in words, and words separate. It is only in combining mind and |
C:21.5 | unification of mind and heart that produces right action currently | occurs primarily in crisis situations because of a lack of shared |
C:21.7 | Conflict between mind and heart | occurs for an additional reason as well, although this conflict has |
C:22.9 | deem as purposeful. Yet it is in the passing through that meaning | occurs of itself. |
C:24.4 | learning ground before accomplishment is complete. The learning that | occurs during the time of tenderness is learning from love. No |
C:25.17 | Living in love in every instance is what | occurs when the whole Self is involved in the love of life. There are |
C:26.3 | in the life of the tragic hero. This observance of tragedy in life | occurs only when the observation is also made of the greatness, the |
C:26.26 | all you are. Being whole is being present as all you are. When this | occurs you are All in All, One in being with your Father. |
C:28.3 | theory of mass that purports that when a certain magnitude of belief | occurs, evolutionary steps are brought about. This, however, is not |
C:29.16 | relationship. Relationship is the interaction within which service | occurs. The replacement of the idea of service with the idea of use |
C:31.12 | For some this dislodging | occurs by coming to a better understanding of the mind, for others by |
C:31.19 | While you hang on to them by keeping them hidden, no learning | occurs. |
C:31.34 | the truth about your Self. It is only in relationship that this | occurs, because only in relationship are you experiencing anything. |
T1:3.9 | it be that fear is what you encounter? The bigger the miracle that | occurs to you, the more you are likely to fear the consequences. |
T1:5.4 | How can you not be fearful of creation when such suffering | occurs within it? But there is another aspect that relates to the |
T1:8.3 | The very nature of change is one of slow realization. Change | occurs all around you every day without your realization of it. Only |
T2:4.7 | This applies directly to your reaction to all that | occurs within your life. Let us look now at your reaction to the idea |
T2:6.2 | of learning, and if your learning is now at the stage at which it | occurs in unison with unlearning, then the end of time as you know it |
T2:10.1 | both. This is how the exchange of giving and receiving as one | occurs. This exchange IS unity. |
T2:12.11 | to acceptance of the holy relationship. It is acceptance of what | occurs with the joining of many factors, one no more important than |
D:1.10 | as we work instead to elevate the personal self. This elevation | occurs through the acceptance of your true identity, not through |
D:1.12 | symbolize the release of the old and the acceptance of the new. This | occurs in one form or another in the sacraments you have known as |
D:6.26 | has changed. I say changed here because you may remember that change | occurs in time. Outside of time and form your Self has always existed |
D:7.21 | in time. This time-bound evolution is really adaptation. It | occurs in reaction to what is perceived as necessary for survival. |
D:11.3 | But thinking is not an accurate description of what I do, or of what | occurs in unity. I am and I extend what I am. This dialogue is that |
D:12.4 | person, you listen, you hear, and you respond. This is exactly what | occurs here. You have “entered into” this dialogue. While you think |
D:14.16 | all you are. Being whole is being present as all you are. When this | occurs you are All in All, One in being with your Father. |
D:16.2 | accomplishment and wholeness that already exist in unity. Creation | occurs in each of us, seemingly one at a time. Creation is our coming |
D:17.1 | after, and to follow into inheritance. It is a following after that | occurs in time and space rather than in truth. It is never about one. |
D:17.19 | fulfillment. The interrelationship of desire and fulfillment is what | occurs at the threshold. Beyond the threshold is the state in which |
D:Day2.18 | is occurring now in time and space. What this means is that what | occurs in time and space is symbolic, that it is representative of |
D:Day7.12 | spoken of. Another replacement is that of control with grace. This | occurs as you give up the control you have but thought you exerted |
D:Day13.6 | to eject the loveless self from the Spacious self that disharmony | occurs. Thus holding the loveless self within the spacious Self of |
D:Day14.4 | into the world as sickness, violence, and so on, that acceptance | occurs. It is in accepting all feelings as the feelings of the many |
D:Day14.8 | or spacious Self is the Self through which pass-through naturally | occurs because there are no blocks or boundaries, no holding |
D:Day15.4 | make known without observation or observance of the physical. This | occurs through your relationship with the unknown. You begin to be |
D:Day16.8 | or despair, anger or grief join with the spacious Self? This joining | occurs only through acceptance. Without acceptance, the separation |
D:Day18.2 | As within, so without. Mary represents the relationship that | occurs within, Jesus the relationship that occurs with the world. So |
D:Day18.2 | the relationship that occurs within, Jesus the relationship that | occurs with the world. So do each of you. These two ways also |
D:Day19.14 | It is a state that facilitates knowing through relationship. This | occurs through the one Self of form. |
D:Day28.5 | the experiences of these externally directed life situations, growth | occurs, changes happen, new avenues to explore at times open up, |
D:Day31.8 | The beginning of this knowing | occurs within, with the knowing, or experiencing, of the One within |
D:Day32.12 | There is a rebellion, a negation of either the self or God that | occurs when these two concepts—concepts of the self and of God— |
D:Day35.17 | If creation only | occurs through unity and relationship, then the original creation |
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C:3.2 | accomplished. It is accomplished in you. It is you. Imagine the | ocean or the cheetah, the sun or the moon or God Himself, attempting |
C:20.21 | eagle? The blade of grass, the fleck of sand, the wind and air, the | ocean and her surf, all live by the universal heartbeat and exist |
T1:2.13 | might include the sound of birds or traffic, the rhythm of the | ocean, or the pounding of your own heart. It might be a shared |
T4:5.5 | same energy exists in the stars of the heavens and the waters of the | ocean that exists in you. This energy is the form and content of the |
T4:5.5 | you. It is the body of Christ. It is like unto what the water of the | ocean is to the living matter that exists within it. The living |
T4:5.5 | that exists within it. The living matter that exists within the | ocean has no need to search for God. It lives in God. So do you. |
T4:8.9 | excessive drive to fulfill its purpose, like a drive to explore the | ocean before knowing how to swim or the drive to explore new lands |
D:Day14.10 | that settled in your clear pools. They are as specks of sand to the | ocean. And yet we do not choose to keep them. Spaciousness is |
D:Day15.13 | the stones within your pools are like flecks of sands within the | ocean. Observe these stones with neutrality and see if they do not |
D:Day37.27 | most as being “a” part of God—as if you are a drop of water in the | ocean—and in this example reemphasized the mightiness of God and |
E.4 | that within A Course of Love you were once asked to “Imagine the | ocean or the cheetah, the sun or the moon or God Himself, attempting |
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T3:21.21 | personal selves split by far more than history and far more than the | oceans that separate east from west. This is why this call to return |
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C:P.26 | a relative who lived and died many years previously. You see nothing | odd or foreign in this. This is the nature of family, as you |
C:22.22 | step in going beyond meaning as definition to meaning as truth. As | odd and impersonal as it will seem at first, I assure you the feeling |
D:Day4.8 | children continue to learn without thinking. Does this not sound | odd, foreign to you? And yet this is the way learning was designed to |
D:Day4.50 | This may seem | odd timing as you have just been asked to accept your anger. Just |
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C:P.15 | you can believe but not take part. You thus have placed the ego at | odds with spirit, giving the ego an internal and invisible foe to do |
C:P.19 | but a choice to do what you can, alone, by yourself, against great | odds? This is why good intentions so often fail to come to be at all, |
C:1.14 | and your cunning mind. It is another chance to prevail against the | odds so stacked against you that you can once again convince yourself |
T1:4.14 | what you have labeled “good”? Would not this kind of a creator be at | odds with the concept of free will? |
D:6.19 | are not ruled by certainty, but by a mere idea of bettering the | odds against what fate may offer. |
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C:I.5 | The mind cannot hold open the doors | of the heart and yet we turn within, turn to the mind, and show it |
C:I.8 | will attempt to understand with its own logic and fight the logic | of the heart. The mind will seek new rules and perhaps be willing to |
C:P.44 | pride of the ego, and approach this final learning through the realm | of the heart. This is why, to end confusion, we call this course A |
C:3.13 | Thus we move from head to heart to take advantage of your concepts | of the heart, concepts much more in line with learning that is not of |
C:8.3 | In this way, remembering can be experienced as the language | of the heart. |
C:8.6 | You think | of the heart as the place of feeling, and thus you associate emotions |
C:8.7 | speaks of what your heart would say to you, but masks the language | of the heart and buries stillness deep beneath an ever-changing |
C:10.31 | this is but a Course in remembering and that memory is the language | of the heart. |
C:18.21 | stillness that lies beneath. I have referred to the true language | of the heart as communion, or union of the highest level, and of |
C:19.10 | of the highest order and relearn communion, the language | of the heart. This is why you have been asked to experience the |
C:20.6 | blessing the silence, gracing the cosmos, manifesting the light | of the heart. Here we live as one body, experiencing communion, the |
C:21.7 | one way of viewing or perceiving being of the mind and the other | of the heart. And you accept this conflict-inducing situation. You |
C:21.7 | No matter which path you follow, the path of the mind or the path | of the heart, you will not get where you are wanting to go until they |
C:28.4 | it would not work. Thus we must concentrate on wisdom, the wisdom | of the heart. |
C:28.5 | for any witnessing at all. This is the trust of knowing. Knowing is | of the heart, and holds a consistency and certainty that the dawn of |
C:31.12 | of the mind, for others by coming to a better understanding | of the heart, or love. How the ego becomes dislodged matters not. |
T1:5.10 | think you are, would not experience anything without the presence | of the heart. The heart is the only cause of your experience here. |
T3:19.4 | had as their cause the thought system of the ego or the bitterness | of the heart. As cause and effect are one, there is no effect to be |
T3:19.4 | cause birthed in the ego thought system or the bitterness | of the heart. |
T4:2.26 | a state in which mind attempted to know without the relationship | of the heart, and so merely perceived its own creations, rather than |
D:8.9 | So what we are attempting to do is to open the mind to the wisdom | of the heart with these dialogues. As the mind opens and accepts the |
D:17.23 | even the specific questions of myth, when seen truly, were questions | of the heart, calling only for response from the heart. |
D:Day5.2 | those of you who have felt the state of unity through experiences | of the heart, there is again, no need to struggle against this. Let |
D:Day12.1 | what they have to say to us. Now we listen with a new ear, the ear | of the heart. Now we recognize the thoughts that would censor our |
A.11 | through this method is receptivity. You are coming home to the way | of the heart. What you gain by sharing with others is a situation in |
A.11 | is a situation in which you “learn” in unity through the receptivity | of the heart. |
A.12 | I ask you merely to receive in order to learn receptivity, the way | of the heart. I ask you only to pause, to give the mind a rest, to |
A.19 | The way | of the heart is the way of the Time of Christ. The time of the Holy |
A.21 | of the ways of the mind. They are ready to come home to the way | of the heart. |
A.22 | behind. What will be demonstrated and shared is the perfect logic | of the heart, and that abandonment of the old way will not bring |
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C:P.16 | a view of the new world glittering with all the beauty of heaven set | off at just a little distance in a golden light. When you could have |
C:6.11 | your mind it is no wonder that you choose it not, or that you put it | off until the end of your days. A heaven such as this would be for |
C:7.11 | you have chosen for yourself, a piece of a relationship separated | off and held in contempt and righteousness. You are unaware that you |
C:7.20 | dislodge your idea that you stand separate and alone, a being broken | off from all the rest. Your forgiveness of all that has led to this |
C:9.17 | How could one separated | off from all the rest not be fearful? It matters not at all that all |
C:12.17 | of them all, and yet they still exist within you and do not splinter | off and become something on their own apart from you. Imagine this |
C:13.4 | feelings or using them to describe spirit. It is best to leave words | off this experience as, if you do not, you will soon be ascribing |
C:20.47 | to see as being within its scope. It is as if you have cordoned | off a little section of life and said, “These are the things that |
C:25.17 | in the love of life. There are no “parts” of the Self fractioned | off and holding resentments. There are no “parts” of Self living in |
D:Day6.17 | does not, however, mean that this elevation can be postponed, put | off, or can wait for some convenient time. Quite the contrary. We are |
D:Day28.1 | is reached to begin to view the choices available would be to put | off coming to know the difference between externally and internally |
E.1 | have nothing left to learn, nothing left to become. The pressure is | off. The alchemy has occurred. The coal has become a diamond. Ah, |
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C:1.10 | All your seeming success from this effort brings you is pride to | offer to your ego. This gift your ego demands is not worth the price |
C:7.15 | recognized as yours. If someone wants the intelligence you have to | offer, something must be given in return. What you demand can range |
C:10.18 | choice. When you find yourself in a situation you do not like, again | offer your willingness to find some happiness within it. These |
C:13.5 | Because it is complete, it will ask nothing of you, but will seem to | offer you a warm welcome, as if you are a long lost friend returning |
C:13.6 | is the new “proof” that, while not scientific or verifiable, will | offer you the evidence you seek to confirm the truth of what you are |
C:14.13 | was true love, for nothing but love can be the cause of joy, nor | offer a haven of safety in an insane world. |
C:17.9 | to accept what is given. This willingness is what you do not | offer. Yet this is due to your lack of understanding about the nature |
C:18.23 | but that it is at the body’s mercy. Yet the body has no mercy to | offer the separated self. It is only a learning device. But you have |
C:20.44 | you recognize in your brothers and sisters just as you freely will | offer yours to serve them. To serve rather than to use is an enormous |
C:26.4 | Again I | offer my life as the example life and reiterate the message expressed |
T1:2.9 | behind forever the need for what the ego-mind once but seemed to | offer you. |
T2:2.4 | world to follow a calling to teach. To set aside other careers that | offer far more prestige and economic gain to instead be a sharer of |
T2:12.3 | put forth here. The miracle I am offering you here is the service I | offer you, the precursor of the service you will offer to others. |
T2:12.3 | is the service I offer you, the precursor of the service you will | offer to others. |
T3:7.6 | You have chosen many doors to the same house and but thought them to | offer different things, only to find that the house you entered was |
T3:10.4 | longer.” You need not spend any more time with blame than this and I | offer you no word or sentiment to replace it. I ask you simply to |
T3:10.5 | had no realization were birthed from the idea of blame. Although I | offer it not as a replacement, what you will find will come in the |
T3:20.6 | why the illness or suffering has come to be and to hear or | offer comments about the unfairness of the situation. Judgment is |
T3:20.6 | drawn, despite these feelings of the “badness” of the situation, to | offer encouragement. If the situation is particularly grim—and |
T3:20.6 | given despite the “fact” that it is unwarranted. Yet even while you | offer encouragement, you worry about giving “false” hope and wonder |
T3:20.7 | to tell you. You might “thank God” for technology that would seem to | offer hope, or for drugs that would ease suffering, and you might |
T3:20.15 | do not work! To minister to those within the house of illusion is to | offer the temporary to the temporary when I call you to offer the |
T3:20.15 | is to offer the temporary to the temporary when I call you to | offer the eternal to the eternal. The new way will work wherever it |
T3:20.17 | nor discouraged by those who do not see and have no willingness to | offer. Just know these aren’t the ones given you to bring to love and |
T4:1.22 | all that your new learning in science and technology but seemed to | offer. It is what has caused your growing desire for meaning and |
T4:6.2 | The only guarantee I can | offer you is the guarantee that you are who I say you are, and that I |
D:6.19 | but by a mere idea of bettering the odds against what fate may | offer. |
D:6.20 | What fate may | offer is itself an attitude that puts life at the risk and whim of an |
D:17.7 | as one, an unbroken chain of giving and receiving as one. You | offer up your glory and call it down from heaven, both at the same |
D:Day15.22 | the boundaries of those who are still in need of them and not | offer more than can be received. This is why practice among those who |
D:Day39.7 | what becomes of the intermediary relationship Christ seems to | offer? Are you ready to hold relationship on your own? |
A.28 | experience is still in need of being shared. This sharing can | offer a rich and rewarding opportunity for differences to be revealed |
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C:2.19 | the mind has acquired, even unto the greater peace and contentment | offered by your learning. It can and does see itself as better and |
C:7.23 | the possibility of it happening. Do not turn your back on the hope | offered here, and when new life flows in to release the old, forget |
C:11.14 | you would have come about. This matters not at this point. You are | offered the opportunity to make a temporary decision that can be |
T1:8.8 | was witnessed as the proof required, much as proof has been | offered to you now in the form of miracles. How could one rise from |
T3:10.2 | The first lesson is | offered as an exercise in forgetting. As often as is possible within |
T3:10.5 | You would find this easier if a replacement were | offered, for ridding your mind of blame will leave an empty space you |
T3:15.1 | mature adults, some form of new beginning has taken place or been | offered. Often, those within the relationship of marriage have had |
T3:15.4 | Often new beginnings are | offered or considered “in spite of” circumstances of the past that |
T3:15.6 | To have a special relationship with someone who has failed at | offered new beginnings becomes a failure for all involved. Each sets |
T3:15.9 | called to now is a new beginning that, like all others that you have | offered or attempted, will take place in relationship. The difference |
T4:1.4 | and some of them incorrect, there are some answers that are not | offered to be chosen because they do not relate to the question. All |
T4:1.11 | choices will lead to knowledge of Self and God, as no choices are | offered that are not such. All are chosen and so it could not be |
T4:1.26 | for their identity but only will accept it until another identity is | offered. |
D:4.5 | had the cell door and the prison gate thrown open and a new world | offered. If you do not “accept” this opportunity, you remain |
D:4.19 | is you who have felt such as this is needed. The unlimited freedom | offered you is too vast for your comfort. Thus without limiting this |
D:4.22 | Beware of gifts | offered in exchange for your newfound freedom. A hungry ex-prisoner |
D:Day21.3 | the source because the receiver had to accept or “give” what was | offered, to herself. |
D:Day21.9 | You began your mountain top experience with a companion who had | offered himself as a teacher in order to bring you to the place of |
D:Day37.32 | being you are being when you are in unity and relationship have been | offered to everyone. They have been afforded by willingness. They |
A.2 | for which a cure was needed—and within A Course in Miracles | offered. |
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C:9.41 | win or lose, your participation in the race was but the required | offering to the idol you have made. And at some point, when you can |
C:16.24 | you give away your power you make of yourself a sacrificial lamb, an | offering onto God that God does not want. You look back on stories of |
T1:5.7 | leaves the edges quite intact and causes them to be capable of | offering resistance. Your search for “something” within the |
T2:12.3 | integration of the beliefs we have put forth here. The miracle I am | offering you here is the service I offer you, the precursor of the |
T3:16.1 | Willingness to live by the truth is the only | offering you are asked to make to God. You need make no other |
T3:16.2 | Saying that willingness is the only | offering that is required of you is the same as saying that you do |
T3:20.7 | not feeling “bad” given such circumstances. You cannot imagine not | offering sympathy. You think it naïve to believe in positive |
T3:20.8 | of it? Can you not instead ask yourself what harm could be done by | offering a new kind of observance? |
D:12.15 | know something, that this wasn’t your usual opinion or idea you were | offering up for discussion, but something you knew the truth about! |
A.29 | sharing is that while experiences may differ greatly and seem to be | offering diverse “learning” situations, the individuals will actually |
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C:1.2 | with the body. The heart of the body is the altar at which all your | offerings to God are made. All offerings are love or lack of love. |
C:1.2 | body is the altar at which all your offerings to God are made. All | offerings are love or lack of love. Lack of love is nothing. Thus, |
C:1.2 | are love or lack of love. Lack of love is nothing. Thus, all | offerings made from a place other than love are nothing. All |
C:1.2 | all offerings made from a place other than love are nothing. All | offerings made from a place of fear or guilt are nothing. |
T3:16.1 | only offering you are asked to make to God. You need make no other | offerings. No sacrifices need be made and sacrifices are, in truth, |
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C:9.43 | skills and you have use for the salary and benefits the employer | offers. A spouse is useful in many ways that complement your areas of |
A.45 | alma mater, honored and returned to as a giver of new life. It | offers no walls to confine you. It becomes not dogma to restrict you. |
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C:11.2 | as those creations of little hands you hang on refrigerator doors or | office walls. You did not create your Self, and yet you make of life |
T1:2.13 | It might be seen as you walk or drive, rake leaves or gaze from an | office window. It might be a deathbed vision or the first sunset of |
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C:14.20 | losing love, and even speak of it and try to alleviate the fear with | official commitments, pledges and promises made. Others may deny |
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C:P.27 | man. God does not have physical form and does not produce physical | offspring. God does, however, have a son, a child, an offspring, who |
C:P.27 | physical offspring. God does, however, have a son, a child, an | offspring, who must exist in some form like unto the Father. Within |
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C:P.19 | by yourself, against great odds? This is why good intentions so | often fail to come to be at all, and why, when every effort has been |
C:P.30 | to return. The return is the symbol of maturity, acceptance, and | often of forgiveness. |
C:4.17 | your ideas greeted as inspired. But this you do not expect. You | often, in fact, expect the reverse to be the case, and are grateful |
C:5.20 | heart and clear your mind: “I dedicate all thought to union.” As | often as you need to replace senseless thoughts, think of this and |
C:6.20 | from fantasy, nor did it pass from one mind to the next as stories | often will. It is but part of your awareness of who you are, an |
C:8.10 | a difference between what lies on the surface and what lies beneath. | Often the surface of a situation is all that is seen, the surface of |
C:8.10 | openly of these levels of seeing, recognizing, and knowing, saying | often, “On the surface it would seem that…” and this observation is |
C:8.10 | often, “On the surface it would seem that…” and this observation is | often followed by attempts to see beneath the surface to find causes, |
C:8.10 | motivations, or reasons for a situation, problem, or relationship. | Often this search is called seeking for the truth. While the way in |
C:9.1 | how it can be said that your heart is not deceived when it seems so | often to deceive you. It seems as fickle as your mind, telling you |
C:9.13 | name and keep cleverly in a box that you have labeled this or that | often are not content to stay where you would place them. They seem |
C:9.19 | It has been said | often that cause and effect are one in truth. The world you see is |
C:10.21 | would cross that leaves no route open for return. That threshold is | often a happiness so fulfilling that once you have experienced it you |
C:12.18 | you to do things you might have never dreamed of doing. People | often look back upon their lives and wonder how they got from here to |
C:13.5 | as love, for it will come without all the longing and sadness you so | often associate with it. While the feeling of love that washes over |
C:16.22 | both currently and historically, seem to suffer hardship. Yet it is | often only those who suffer hardship who will rise up and claim the |
C:17.7 | knowing in advance that your greatest efforts at organization are | often to no avail. A Course in Miracles asks you to “receive instead |
C:19.16 | thoughts and words you will apply word and thought to. Yet love has | often brought you close to a “thought-less” and “word-less” state of |
C:22.1 | may, at first, be resistant to this instruction. To imagine is too | often associated with daydreaming, fiction, or make-believe, and |
C:22.6 | Intersection is | often seen as a division between rather than as a relationship among. |
C:22.12 | and are allowed no other access. These forces must then be directed. | Often great effort is expended keeping these forces from piercing |
C:23.12 | you term induction and deduction. In the past, exercises have most | often begun with an alteration of beliefs regarding form. Here we |
C:25.24 | to usual patterns of action you have taken in the past, you will | often meet resistance. Try to be lighthearted at such times and to |
C:26.1 | It is | often spoken of with some amazement that I lived a short life, |
C:26.3 | those who are posthumously given such a title, the tragedy is most | often considered a fall from greatness. It is seen in the allure of |
C:27.16 | How | often have you, even with the best of intentions, not known the |
C:27.19 | How | often have you known the “right” thing to do without knowing the |
C:28.11 | may arise as you begin to enter this stage of your journey. This is | often compounded by a feeling of wondering what is next as you wait |
C:29.6 | to unity was my accomplishment, and all that is meant by what I have | often repeated here: Only you can be accomplished. Your service is |
C:31.36 | and have an investment in them staying the same. Since this is most | often true for them as well, you too become locked into the expected |
T1:2.8 | But again, as was stated | often throughout A Course of Love, an alternative exists. It did not |
T1:5.4 | or the void. While your thought system here has been described | often as insanity, this is the insanity you would fear that may |
T1:8.11 | live. In other words you live as much by myth as by truth and myth | often more accurately reflects the truth than what you would call |
T1:9.12 | over which the ego has the least control. For males this has most | often meant a turning away from the intellectual realm, which was |
T1:9.12 | by the ego, to the realm of feelings. For females this has most | often meant a turning away from the feeling realm where their egos |
T1:10.3 | Here is this experience you have created and how | often have you been fully engaged in it? How often have you given |
T1:10.3 | have created and how often have you been fully engaged in it? How | often have you given yourself over to those highs and lows? You will |
T1:10.11 | of extremes that served as learning devices. Peak experiences | often follow occasions of happiness or trauma, but they do not happen |
T2:1.1 | such as a talent that was in need of developing, when realized, is | often disregarded thereafter as a treasure and becomes instead |
T2:1.2 | Treasure is most | often seen in one of two ways—as something valuable to be sought |
T2:1.4 | moved beyond the realm of the ego, in your fear of returning to it, | often turn away from internal treasures that you believe, when |
T2:1.8 | terms of place because you think in terms of form. Thus even I have | often used the idea of place as a teaching aid. But you are ready now |
T2:3.2 | desire to express outwardly what exists within. What I refer to so | often here as being within, as if “within” is a place in which |
T2:4.15 | how to perceive of and live in your world, are still | often based on old concepts. This does not mean you have not changed |
T2:5.5 | Calls that seem to come in the form of demands are | often calls that come to you from within the teaching and learning |
T2:7.4 | idea of “others” with the idea of “relationship” that has been so | often defined and repeated within this Course. In order to believe in |
T2:7.16 | if an active stance toward trust would be distrustful. You thus will | often say that you trust when what you are doing is hoping for a |
T2:7.17 | How | often have you hidden thoughts and feelings because you question |
T2:8.6 | It was said | often within A Course of Love that the truth does not change. Thus |
T2:9.4 | the meeting of a need to a person or system or organization. You as | often feel indebted as you feel grateful for the meeting of needs. |
T2:9.10 | purview of special relationships. Thus the very compromises you are | often prone to make in special relationships are but the symptoms of |
T2:10.3 | dream, or an attempt to recall a specific event. At such times, you | often feel as if, just as the memory is about to return to you, it is |
T2:10.3 | know that the information is contained within you and yet you are | often forced to accept an inability to have access to this |
T2:10.4 | You might think of unity as you have so | often thought of your brain, but rather than thinking of it in the |
T2:10.18 | planned, you feel as if your chosen path has been denied to you. You | often feel a sense of loss and rarely one of gain. Unless life goes |
T2:10.18 | you do not feel gifted or blessed even when you may have looked back | often on situations that did not go as you had planned and |
T3:3.2 | you have seen as making you loveable or unlovable. Yet you have also | often made them challenges to love, saying in effect to those who |
T3:3.4 | It is yourself, who, more | often than not, you blamed for all your misfortune. You would have |
T3:3.5 | Your depression was blamed on the past. Even your successes were | often claimed to be at the expense of another or to have come in |
T3:3.9 | weight problem and knows a diet would be “good” for her, the diet is | often rejected because failure is deemed a certainty. While you |
T3:8.2 | has been the only aim of this entire course of study. Realize how | often you have forgotten this, despite the many repetitions of our |
T3:8.5 | you see no rationale. Those who believe in past lives have also | often adopted beliefs regarding choice and believe that choices for |
T3:10.2 | The first lesson is offered as an exercise in forgetting. As | often as is possible within your daily life, I ask you to forget as |
T3:15.1 | adults, some form of new beginning has taken place or been offered. | Often, those within the relationship of marriage have had occasion to |
T3:15.3 | the relationship, a set of criteria based upon the past that is most | often what prevents new beginnings from truly being new. |
T3:15.4 | Often new beginnings are offered or considered “in spite of” | |
T3:15.5 | When attempting to give oneself or another a new beginning, you | often act “as if” you believe a new beginning is possible, even while |
T3:18.9 | form to the new thought system of the truth. Your body, as has been | often said, is a neutral form that will serve you in the manner in |
T3:19.7 | Because the spiritual life has so | often been linked with celibacy I will mention sexual union |
T3:20.5 | observation and the miracle. An easy illustration is provided, as so | often is the case, by looking at observation under the guidance of |
T3:21.11 | Those who have had cause to doubt circumstances of their birth are | often consumed with a desire to discover these unknown circumstances. |
T3:21.12 | And even more so than these things, although this hasn’t as | often been considered as part of what makes you certain of your |
D:2.12 | This will not | often prevent you from trying the same thing again although at times |
D:2.13 | What is seen as not “working for you” are | often those matters that are beyond your personal control and so |
D:3.2 | heard for as long as you can remember, the call you have heard as | often as you have grown still and listened. It is the one beautiful |
D:3.3 | You are the ushers, the pioneers of the new. Your work, as will be | often repeated, is to accept the new, and deny or refuse to accept |
D:3.17 | This is why I will | often repeat that I am no longer your teacher. You must realize your |
D:4.7 | in prison fills the mind with fear. And yet those who are imprisoned | often become so acclimated to prison life, that life on the “outside” |
D:5.1 | Within this Course your “imitation” of creation was | often spoken of. This was about your ability to “remember” much of |
D:6.11 | anything, it teaches that what is proven can be disproved—and | often is. Thus the prayer of the Native Americans who thank the sun |
D:12.4 | This work is called a dialogue. A dialogue is most | often thought of as a discourse between two or more people and as |
D:12.10 | Let us now consider “thinking” to be the active and | often unwelcome voice “in your head,” the voice of background |
D:12.10 | “thoughts” to be the more meditative version of your “thinking,” | often even resulting in a conclusion to your thinking, a summary of |
D:13.4 | need to be learned anew in daily living. This is knowing that will | often come in a flash, and is, in a sense, a humorous metaphor for |
D:14.7 | It has been said | often that revelation is of God, but remember now that God is not |
D:15.17 | Maintenance is thought of most | often as keeping what you have, and as keeping what you have in good |
D:15.17 | you have, and as keeping what you have in good repair. It is not | often thought of as a lasting measure, which is the primary |
D:16.12 | you have felt as if you still have a long way to go. You have | often thought that even though you may be done with learning, you |
D:Day2.2 | peace, memories of your life continue to play within your mind, | often still bringing you sadness and regrets. |
D:Day3.4 | by thousands of years of learning through the mind—learning in | often painful ways—said “no” to learning through the heart. Many of |
D:Day3.21 | The shame and pain of heartaches and mistakes is more | often and more easily spoken of than the shame of monetary failure. |
D:Day3.36 | dialogue and a journey. This is what all master “teachers” taught, | often throwing the questions posed back upon the poser, in order to |
D:Day3.48 | you to the step beyond it, the step of action and ideas, the step | often called that of bargaining. |
D:Day3.50 | This is | often a hopeful period and it, too, is not without value. You may |
D:Day4.19 | The example | often used for the creation of a system is that of my attraction of |
D:Day6.4 | Since we have | often discussed the similarity between the creation of art and the |
D:Day6.14 | on the details of daily life. You may be thinking that the ease so | often spoken of in our conversations would be there if only you could |
D:Day6.23 | for the accomplishment of the tasks he or she is to perform. But | often it is only when the teacher steps aside, and the apprentice is |
D:Day8.5 | kinds? A job you do not like? You may not like it, and you may say | often that you do not like it, but you may just as often say that you |
D:Day8.5 | and you may say often that you do not like it, but you may just as | often say that you accept it. You may, in fact, need a job that you |
D:Day8.14 | a continuing dislike. Soon, you might see a group of people who | often gossip and assume that they are gossiping rather than observing |
D:Day9.21 | leaders or gurus have no need nor desire to be seen as such and are | often made into images such as these only within the minds of those |
D:Day10.10 | but even so, it is your feelings about such thoughts that will | often determine how you act upon them. Do you trust in your intuition |
D:Day10.12 | in a new way, and as you all know from the time of learning, it is | often more difficult to become adept in doing something in a way |
D:Day10.35 | thing because all that lives exists in relationship. What I have | often referred to as the urgency of this time has been partially |
D:Day14.2 | spacious Self realizes that the outer world is a projection and most | often a rejection rather than an extension of what is within. Thus, |
D:Day16.15 | perception created an unreal reality of the separate and unloved, | often referred to as hell or hell on earth. Love and fear existed |
D:Day18.8 | Christ-consciousness. They come not in response but as creations. | Often science and religion have puzzled over the “beginning” of life, |
D:Day22.2 | word channeling has been used in reference to spirituality, it has | often been used to indicate an intermediary function. The channeler |
D:Day37.14 | that of others, but even then, only on a limited scale. You have | often not exercised even this limited power, believing that life just |
D:Day37.18 | only as a being in separation can feel. You know that despite how | often someone says they “know how you feel” that they really do not. |
D:Day40.25 | How | often have you said or felt, when confronted with some insensitivity |
A.10 | Often you will find a desire to read the Course again—to read it | |
A.31 | Problem solving is to be discouraged. Trust is to be encouraged. | Often a discussion can be facilitated greatly by the question, “How |
A.33 | Often here the facilitator will meet as well individual assessments | |
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C:P.14 | Oh, Child of God, you have no need to try at all, no need to be | |
C:2.1 | be recognized. Can you pass love by and not know that it is there? | Oh, yes. You do it constantly by choosing to see illusion rather than |
C:13.11 | of your preconceived notions of others and yourself be shattered? | Oh yes, and rightly so. Gladly will you let them go and, if you trust |
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C:14.19 | next is an exchange of sorts. Like two countries, one rich in | oil, another in grain, you set up dependencies that will keep you |
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C:I.2 | been found, and it is “here” in these new rules and not in those of | old. The mind will then tell you how to feel according to its rules |
C:P.17 | tried and failed to accomplish? Or to choose to leave behind the | old and choose a new way, a way in which you become the accomplished, |
C:P.36 | view a physical world of dimension, shape, and scope like unto the | old and hope to transport it from one place to another would be |
C:1.6 | Remind yourself of this as well. This is part of letting go of the | old world to make way for the new. Realize these things do not matter |
C:3.10 | idea is thus the result of what has come before, of seeing something | old as new, of improving on a former idea, of taking various |
C:5.13 | an overwhelming desire for peace. Peace may mean destruction of the | old, and love can facilitate the rise and fall of many armies. What |
C:6.10 | same would be uninteresting now. Perhaps later. Maybe when you are | old and have grown weary of the world. Then perhaps you will sit in |
C:6.11 | until the end of your days. A heaven such as this would be for the | old and the infirm, the ones ready to leave the world, those who have |
C:6.12 | and the challenge, the coming of the new day and the dying of the | old. How sad they have not had the opportunity to stand separate and |
C:6.12 | is but a call to face the next. And each one comes to replace the | old with hope that this one will be the one—and equal hope that it |
C:7.23 | on the hope offered here, and when new life flows in to release the | old, forget not from where it came. |
C:17.1 | are is no luxury reserved for the idle rich, or the very young or | old. Being who you are is necessary for the completion of the |
C:23.22 | It will continue to hold former beliefs as well as new beliefs until | old beliefs are purged. The purging of old beliefs frees space for |
C:23.22 | as well as new beliefs until old beliefs are purged. The purging of | old beliefs frees space for the new. It allows your form to reflect |
C:23.24 | conflicted and affected by polarity. Unlearning allows you to purge | old beliefs so that only one set of beliefs is operative within you. |
C:23.26 | term as being in control is simply another way of saying acting on | old beliefs. As long as you attempt to remain in control, old beliefs |
C:23.26 | acting on old beliefs. As long as you attempt to remain in control, | old beliefs will not be purged. |
C:25.20 | say: “This is who I am.” This is an exciting sign, for it means the | old identity is losing hold. Be patient during this time, and your |
C:26.19 | as one to take place. It asks only that you be unoccupied with the | old so that the new may arrive. It asks only that you listen to your |
T1:2.9 | you can do so again and again until the new way totally replaces the | old and the art of thought leaves behind forever the need for what |
T1:4.3 | made of you is once again far more broad and generalizable than your | old habit of thought has led you to see. Miracles are, in other |
T1:5.12 | theoretical. You must let go of the foundation of fear on which the | old thought system was built in order to experience the new. |
T1:5.13 | experience of the new thought system by being willing to replace the | old with the new. While this will at first be a learned activity, and |
T1:6.4 | is union with God. Thus your concentration must not stray back to | old concepts of prayer or of reaching God through the intercession of |
T1:7.4 | learning is needed and is here. To continue to rely on the ways of | old, no matter how effective they were and no matter how much they |
T1:9.14 | and that is likely your first reaction, is cognizant with your | old pattern, or the pattern of the ego. What breaks the ego’s hold |
T1:9.14 | ego’s hold will be the second reaction, or the turning away from the | old. |
T2:1.5 | ground and an earned respite, a demarcation even between the | old way and the new way of living. But it is not the end that is |
T2:1.5 | a place without further instruction, you would soon return to your | old ideas of heaven and see peace as a state of being for those too |
T2:3.6 | need of learning, then your idea of the Christ is still based on an | old way of thinking, as are your ideas of learning. |
T2:4.15 | how to perceive of and live in your world, are still often based on | old concepts. This does not mean you have not changed nor that you |
T2:4.15 | this means is that you are still in need of unlearning, of undoing | old patterns of thought. This is atonement and it is continuous and |
T2:4.15 | and ongoing is part of creation. Thus the very act of undoing | old patterns is an act of creation. As the old is undone, a vacuum is |
T2:4.15 | the very act of undoing old patterns is an act of creation. As the | old is undone, a vacuum is not created. The new is created. |
T2:4.16 | You are in the process of unmaking what you have made. The | old structure is coming down so that the new, what might be likened |
T2:4.17 | to begin. What is happening now is happening in unison. As the | old goes, the new arrives. There is no time-lapse in this learning |
T2:4.17 | in this learning and so it is a condition of miracle readiness. The | old is replaced by the new simultaneously. |
T2:4.19 | raise it to a level you will come to think of as an ability. As your | old way of responding to life causes you to struggle or resist and |
T2:4.19 | you to struggle or resist and the new way of thinking replaces that | old pattern with a new pattern of response, you will begin to see |
T2:5.6 | the remnants of learning from the past, the final breaking of | old patterns. They may seem to signal difficult times, but they are |
T2:7.10 | Course, but what will prevent you from following the patterns of | old as you go out into the world with your desire to effect change? |
T2:7.11 | in certain measure or to receive not at all, is to follow the | old pattern, a pattern that has been proven to not have any ability |
T2:7.19 | as one. This is the only means available to you to replace the | old pattern with the new. |
T2:9.19 | ability and a timesaving measure of great magnitude. As these | old ways of thinking leave you, you will be left as who you are in |
T2:11.2 | difficult as long as you perceive of others as living under the | old rules, the laws of man rather than the laws of God or love. It |
T3:4.8 | a new ego-self, an ego-self that perhaps will seem superior to the | old, but which will nonetheless still be an ego-self. If you proceed |
T3:6.4 | for everything, including your very existence. This blame is as | old as time itself and the cause of bitterness being able to exist, |
T3:10.6 | these lessons may come in forms that make them seem like lessons of | old, they will not be repeats of lessons that have come before. They |
T3:10.11 | visit you as an echo from the past. It is a habit, a pattern of the | old thought system. All you must do is not listen to it. Its voice |
T3:10.12 | easily remembered once you begin to let it automatically replace the | old. |
T3:11.15 | is a reason for this time of varying degrees of awareness. As the | old continues to help you to learn lessons of the new you will be |
T3:11.16 | others wrong. This temptation will not long be with you for once the | old thought system is thoroughly translated to the new, such ideas as |
T3:13.7 | in which the idea of earning or paying your way can be found. This | old idea is consistent with all beliefs of an “if this then that” |
T3:14.2 | would not long abide with such illusions, but the pattern of the | old would not be broken. Suffering and strife would still seem to be |
T3:14.3 | in the house of the truth, you are capable of bringing with you | old patterns of behavior. Once the translation of the new thought |
T3:14.3 | of behavior. Once the translation of the new thought system for the | old is complete, this will no longer happen. But the translation |
T3:14.5 | you immeasurably in leaving behind patterns of behavior based on the | old thought system of fear. Despite the foundation of fear upon which |
T3:14.5 | system of fear. Despite the foundation of fear upon which your | old thought system was based, you still would not be other than who |
T3:14.8 | It is only your | old uncertainty that will make you fear the matters of choice that |
T3:14.8 | live by the truth of the new thought system. If you but let go the | old, and with it the patterns of behavior caused by fear, the new |
T3:15.5 | humiliation in the hopes that they will discourage a repeat of the | old behavior. The loved one of an alcoholic can similarly approach |
T3:15.8 | to help you birth the new ideas that will break the patterns of | old. |
T3:15.11 | it is impossible to learn the new with the thought system of the | old. It is impossible to learn the truth through the same methods |
T3:15.13 | the Christ in you to learn anew. That learning put an end to the | old. Living what you have learned will usher in the new. |
T3:15.14 | of the past. What will assist you most, as the translation of the | old thought system for the new continues, are the beliefs that you |
T3:16.3 | You must forget the idea that you can create the new from the | old. If this were possible, you would indeed be called to effort and |
T3:16.8 | It will come in many forms, all of which will be related to an | old pattern of dissatisfaction with yourself. These temptations will |
T3:16.10 | something to gain from some “other.” Again, this will be related to | old patterns of dissatisfaction with the self. It has to do with any |
T3:16.14 | and expectations of others are temptations that arise from your | old idea of special relationships. All of your plans to do good and |
T3:19.11 | While others still remain tied to the | old thought system, human behavior will still reflect harmful actions |
T3:19.12 | telling you that new beliefs and ideas will lead to a new reality, | old beliefs and ideas led to the old reality, a reality that will |
T3:19.12 | ideas will lead to a new reality, old beliefs and ideas led to the | old reality, a reality that will still exist for some even after it |
T3:20.5 | guidance of the ego-thought system and thus seeing the errors of the | old way in order to realize the perfect sense of the new. |
T3:20.15 | and sisters in Christ, let nothing call you to return to the ways of | old. They do not work! To minister to those within the house of |
T3:20.18 | will find the price of admission is their willingness to leave the | old behind. This is a price they must freely give and it cannot be |
T3:21.24 | No leaders and no followers are needed. This is quite obviously an | old way of thinking. While no one is called to evangelize, all are |
T3:22.15 | also might not. Realize that this game of chance is a pattern of the | old thought system that needs to be replaced by certainty. If you |
T3:22.15 | your new thought system or your new life. If you are tired of the | old, be willing to be done with the old. |
T3:22.15 | life. If you are tired of the old, be willing to be done with the | old. |
T3:22.16 | And so we conclude with this note of impatience with the | old and the observation, the final observation, of the personal self. |
T3:22.17 | Calling the true Self forth into observable form is the end of the | old and the beginning of the new. |
T4:2.13 | intention even now and remove from it all ideas that were of the | old way. You would not be here if you were still interested in |
T4:2.13 | in your uncertainty, still subject to the patterns of thought of the | old. Many of these patterns do not concern me for they will fall away |
T4:4.3 | a state of growth known as over-population, this balance between | old generations and new seems necessary and even crucial. One |
T4:4.16 | self of form in order to be reborn as a true Self. This is an | old way of thinking. Have we not worked throughout this Course to |
T4:8.2 | only now that you can come to know this truth without reverting to | old ideas of not having had “yourself” any choice in the matter, or |
T4:8.2 | not having had “yourself” any choice in the matter, or reverting to | old ideas of blaming God for all that has ensued since this choice. I |
T4:12.10 | a student. Considering yourself thus is simply a condition of the | old for which you will need to be vigilant. You will be again |
T4:12.18 | take hold in the new. Announce far and wide freedom from the | old ideas, the learned wisdom of old. What could be more |
T4:12.18 | far and wide freedom from the old ideas, the learned wisdom of | old. What could be more invigorating, more challenging, more |
T4:12.18 | more stimulating to your enrichment, than throwing out the | old and beginning again? And doing so without effort, without |
T4:12.19 | But I ask you to try to remember to turn to the new rather than the | old each time you think you are experiencing uncertainty or lack. |
T4:12.20 | abiding now in the state of Christ-consciousness, the pattern of the | old thoughts will continue until they are replaced by a new pattern. |
T4:12.21 | which to begin our new work is that of new patterns. The patterns of | old were patterns designed for the optimal benefit of learning. These |
T4:12.34 | for the new, a willingness that included the leaving behind of the | old, a willingness that included the leaving behind of fear and |
T4:12.34 | to begin creation of the new. Your former willingness to accept the | old but kept creation’s power harnessed to the old. Does this not |
T4:12.34 | to accept the old but kept creation’s power harnessed to the | old. Does this not make perfect sense when you realize that creation, |
T4:12.36 | is everything. What is asked is our total willingness to abandon the | old, our total willingness to embrace the new. But also make no |
D:1.6 | that this new reality is real and different from the reality of | old. Ideally, mind and heart in union together accept this new |
D:1.12 | of many renaming ceremonies that symbolize the release of the | old and the acceptance of the new. This occurs in one form or another |
D:2.1 | to do two things simultaneously: To accept the new and to deny the | old. Acceptance is a willingness to receive. Obviously, when you |
D:2.1 | of acceptance, you will see that this is not the way of the | old. Willingness to receive is quite contrary to the attitudes and |
D:2.1 | the work that is being continued here, the work of replacing the | old patterns of learning with the new pattern of acceptance. |
D:2.3 | new will begin to arise naturally when you deny the patterns of the | old. As you have been told, you now “know what you do” and are no |
D:2.3 | that you do know, and you will know, as soon as the patterns of | old have been denied. Denial is the correct word here, for I do not |
D:2.3 | correct word here, for I do not want you combating or resisting the | old patterns. Patterns are not in quite the same category as the |
D:2.9 | It is because the patterns of | old have at times provided you with a false certainty that they are |
D:2.9 | speak of denying here, we speak of denying yourself the use of the | old so that the new can serve you. We speak of denying modes of |
D:2.10 | the illusion that will give way as you deny yourself access to the | old so that the new can come. |
D:2.13 | Thus have you learned ideas such as “when all else fails, plain | old hard work will see you through,” or that “safety is the absence |
D:2.19 | no new learning or new systems based on the learning patterns of | old will work. Thus we begin anew. |
D:2.20 | justice system doesn’t work, let’s fix it.” You would say, “If the | old way doesn’t work, teach me a new way.” You would say, “I will |
D:2.22 | within is not an attempt to find the answers of the personal self of | old, the separated self who depended on learned wisdom for answers. |
D:2.23 | promise? Do you not see that acceptance of the new and denial of the | old is the necessary forerunner of our work together in establishing |
D:3.1 | that it requires is the acceptance of the new and the denial of the | old that will allow for the sustainability of Christ-consciousness in |
D:3.3 | repeated, is to accept the new, and deny or refuse to accept the | old. Only in this way will the new triumph over the old. |
D:3.3 | to accept the old. Only in this way will the new triumph over the | old. |
D:3.4 | I use them as I use together the words accept and deny. As the | old must be denied for the new to come into being, the old must be |
D:3.4 | deny. As the old must be denied for the new to come into being, the | old must be vanquished in order for the truth to triumph over |
D:3.7 | and simply with an acceptance of the new and denial of the | old. This is as far as acceptance and denial need go. For if you give |
D:3.7 | you bring those ideas forward with you into the new. We let the | old go, and with it all ideas of contrast and opposites, of conflict |
D:3.7 | forces. This is all that is needed for the new to triumph over the | old. There are no battles needed, no victories hard won through might |
D:3.22 | as much as they are of God. I am teaching you nothing, nothing | old and nothing new. I am reminding you of what you know as I have |
D:4.11 | that you are part of it. Remember that our goal here is to deny the | old and accept the new. In this case, the old you would deny is the |
D:4.11 | goal here is to deny the old and accept the new. In this case, the | old you would deny is the idea of a purposeless existence, a universe |
D:4.16 | as they were upon patterns now being recreated, are part of the | old. |
D:4.17 | seen as reality. As such, these systems too are obviously of the | old. |
D:4.20 | as we said earlier, with acceptance of the new and denial of the | old. Turn your back on the prison of your former existence and do not |
D:4.20 | former existence and do not look at it again. Do not long for its | old structure or the false security you came to feel at times within |
D:4.22 | then you have imprisoned yourself for the “three meals a day” of the | old way. |
D:4.23 | to do with structure and parameters? Everything. You cannot deny the | old and remain in the prison of the old. You have asked, and because |
D:4.23 | Everything. You cannot deny the old and remain in the prison of the | old. You have asked, and because you have asked I am telling you, |
D:4.25 | We cannot build the new upon prison walls of | old. Whatever imprisons you must now be left behind. |
D:4.28 | with all, draws from the well of divine design. You need not turn to | old patterns or systems to accomplish your release. You can only turn |
D:5.11 | the truth through thinking about what everything means. This is the | old way that led to so much misinterpretation and misrepresentation. |
D:5.18 | Release through resurrection is the answer. You have died to the | old. But surely it would seem easier in some ways to have literally |
D:6.14 | the suspension of belief. If you continue into the new with your | old ideas about your body, the old body will be what you carry into |
D:6.14 | you continue into the new with your old ideas about your body, the | old body will be what you carry into the new with you. So let us |
D:7.14 | your body, is not love of the particular but universal love. The | old way in which you related to your body, be it a love or a hate |
D:7.16 | join with what you observe until your vision is released from | old patterns and guides you more truly. |
D:7.23 | Everyone knows, in this time of Christ, that the end of the | old way is near and that the new is coming. They are thus moving |
D:7.23 | and evolution moves with them. But evolution in time is part of the | old that needs to be left behind. It is a provision of the time of |
D:9.10 | come to know the new, or to create the new, through the means of | old, including the means of thought. |
D:12.12 | you to become aware and comfortable with the idea that, released of | old patterns, the self will join with unity more and more frequently, |
D:Day1.16 | follow, or succeed me. Only in this way can new life be brought to | old. |
D:Day3.1 | denial, albeit in a new way. Now we will speak of anger, in both an | old and a new way. Let me suggest to you what it is truly all about. |
D:Day3.6 | resistance in regard to learning of all kinds—in other words both | old learning as well as new—than love. This is the area that you |
D:Day3.23 | Here is the real of the | old “reality” most solid and unrelenting. Not having “enough” is the |
D:Day3.60 | transformation from life as you have known it, to death of that | old life, to rebirth of new life. By clinging to some of the old, you |
D:Day3.60 | of that old life, to rebirth of new life. By clinging to some of the | old, you prevent its death and you prevent the rebirth of the new. |
D:Day4.34 | to fast from want. You know that you are here to experience both the | old temptations and the new. You realize that this is the purpose of |
D:Day4.47 | The | old challenges, the old reasons for existing will be gone. All that |
D:Day4.47 | The old challenges, the | old reasons for existing will be gone. All that will be left to do |
D:Day4.58 | which we continue to burn away the remnants of attachment to the | old, the attachments that cause some of you to continue to feel |
D:Day4.59 | Join me in this choice, and we will leave behind the | old and continue our movement toward creation of the new. There are |
D:Day8.5 | talking of externals, but of internals. We are not talking of the | old adage or prayer that calls you to “accept what you cannot change” |
D:Day8.29 | you can err in following your feelings. This is the thinking of the | old thought system, not the new. This is thinking comprised of the |
D:Day10.12 | done it before than to do something completely new. This is because | old patterns or habits must be done away with before achievement of a |
D:Day17.13 | interaction with the world, the time of miracles, the death of the | old way and the birth of the new. |
D:Day18.1 | with the miracles that will aide in the dismantling of the | old and with preparing the way for the birth of the new. Others of |
D:Day18.1 | you will follow your hearts to a bypassing of the final stage of the | old and to anchoring the new within the web of reality. Still others |
D:Day19.9 | not the state or place of the monks, nuns, or the contemplatives of | old. It is not solitary nor isolated, nor confined to a specific |
D:Day21.6 | There is nothing channeled to one that isn’t channeled to all. The | old notions of teaching and learning but made it seem as if some had |
D:Day25.5 | wise thoughts. Let go your resistance to thoughts that seem of the | old pattern. That you know they are of the old pattern is enough. Let |
D:Day25.5 | thoughts that seem of the old pattern. That you know they are of the | old pattern is enough. Let them come. Let them go. |
D:Day28.16 | not the truth. Most of what is not the truth has been identified as | old thought patterns. This is all that the notion of a giver and a |
D:Day28.16 | This is all that the notion of a giver and a receiver is: An | old thought pattern. |
D:Day34.1 | Does creation of the new have to include destruction of the | old? |
D:Day36.8 | has realized oneness and unity—who has realized a new reality? The | old reality was that of separation. The new reality is that of union. |
D:Day37.1 | What we have just done is replaced an | old idea of God with a new idea of God. |
E.2 | Can you not feel it? The questions remain only as questions of the | old patterns of thought, patterns that you need only be aware of |
E.2 | choice you will still have to make—the choice to leave behind the | old in order to be. |
E.3 | now only with love, and so nothing will be hard for you. Desire an | old pattern to be gone and it will be gone. This little note added to |
A.5 | is said to you to take this Course with as little attachment to your | old means of learning as is possible for you. If you do not |
A.22 | is the perfect logic of the heart, and that abandonment of the | old way will not bring forth ruin but will bring instead the wisdom |
A.32 | acceptance, forgiveness, and letting-go. With the letting-go of each | old pattern or situation that seems fraught with peril, a cloud of |
A.34 | in this coursework. While they are looking for it to show up in an | old way they will miss the new ways that are being revealed to them. |
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D:Day5.20 | that is being given is the helpful hints you have desired from an | older brother who has experienced what you, as yet, have not. |
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T2:3.7 | and creation are not synonymous. Creation is a continuous and | on-going expansion of the same thought of love that brought life into |
T2:3.8 | be seen as the seed of your identity. Christ is the continuous and | on-going expansion of the same thought of love that brought life into |
D:Day15.17 | as knowing the self. Movement is necessary to know the self. The | on-going informing or animation of the physical with the spiritual is |
D:Day15.17 | or animation of the physical with the spiritual is just that— | on-going. The easiest way of all to slip from knowing to not knowing |
A.42 | that your participation in the world as Who You Are is part of an | on-going dialogue, and that it is an on-going aspect of creation by |
A.42 | as Who You Are is part of an on-going dialogue, and that it is an | on-going aspect of creation by which the new will be created. |
A.46 | What continues of this Course is its dialogue. It is | on-going. |
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C:I.4 | to remain open, and to not know. It desires anchors to hold it in | one spot, and held there suffers the pounding of the sea of change, |
C:I.6 | mind in a way that it does not desire to be guided, a way that is | one of joining, a way that does not allow the mind’s separate stance, |
C:I.6 | because it is who and where you are and responds in love to what is | one with it. We are one heart. |
C:I.6 | where you are and responds in love to what is one with it. We are | one heart. |
C:I.7 | We are | one mind. The route to oneness and union, to life in form that |
C:I.10 | these words are spoken. These words are spoken heart to heart, from | One Heart to One Heart. |
C:I.10 | are spoken. These words are spoken heart to heart, from One Heart to | One Heart. |
C:I.11 | “Everyone” is just a concept. These words are given to each | One. They are heard only by each “alone” by which I mean in the |
C:I.11 | heard only by each “alone” by which I mean in the sanctity of the | One Heart. We are one heart. We are one mind. Joined in |
C:I.11 | “alone” by which I mean in the sanctity of the One Heart. We are | one heart. We are one mind. Joined in wholeheartedness we are the |
C:I.11 | I mean in the sanctity of the One Heart. We are one heart. We are | one mind. Joined in wholeheartedness we are the heaven of the world. |
C:I.11 | We replace bitterness with sweetness. We dwell in the reality of the | One Heart, creation’s birthplace, birthplace of the new. |
C:I.12 | demise, joy birthed amongst sorrow. The new is yet to be created, | One Heart to One Heart. |
C:I.12 | birthed amongst sorrow. The new is yet to be created, One Heart to | One Heart. |
C:P.16 | is the only true way to change the world. It is the exchange of | one world for another. This is what you fear to do. You are so afraid |
C:P.18 | It is either a choice to be separate from God or a choice to be | one with God. It is a choice to know yourself as you always have, or |
C:P.22 | be done without, they are the point only to the extent of making | one ready for a new choice. Prolonged interest in self can be as |
C:P.23 | who continue to seek may have left teachings of the Course or of | one or another spiritual or religious tradition only to find another |
C:P.25 | most astute of learners is through the Christ in you, through the | One who knows what it is to be God’s child and also to walk the earth |
C:P.26 | In the family of man, there are many families but it is called | one family, the family of man. It is called one species, the human |
C:P.26 | but it is called one family, the family of man. It is called | one species, the human species. Within this family of man are |
C:P.26 | you call “your” family. A family has many members but it is called | one family. All of its members are descended from the same ancestors, |
C:P.26 | genes that carry particular traits and predispositions. A child of | one family may resemble the child of another distant relative or a |
C:P.26 | the bloodlines and the ancestors, what holds the family together as | one is love. The family is, in fact, the only place where |
C:P.26 | unconditional love is seen as acceptable. Thus, no matter how good | one child is perceived to be and how bad another is perceived to be, |
C:P.29 | the way it has always been, they cry. They lament that they see but | one real world while heaven waits just beyond their willingness to |
C:P.36 | shape, and scope like unto the old and hope to transport it from | one place to another would be delusional. The new world does not have |
C:P.39 | in you is your shared identity. This shared identity made Jesus | one with Christ. The two names mean the same thing, as oneness is |
C:P.39 | is what was always shared and always will be. You are eternally | one with Christ. The only way you can identify Jesus differently is |
C:P.40 | is both butterfly and caterpillar, two separate things becoming | one. You are well aware of the fact that if you could not see the |
C:P.43 | you separate the ego from your Self, to help you learn to hear only | one voice. |
C:1.7 | treasures are needed. How silly you feel to have carted them from | one place to the next. What a waste of time and energy to have been |
C:1.8 | burden. Had you literally carried a heavy and useless trunk from | one world to another when you had been told by someone wiser that it |
C:1.8 | yourself what else you had been told and disregarded. You might try | one more thing and then another that you previously would not have |
C:1.9 | may sit in a classroom being taught the same lessons and not | one will learn in exactly the same way as another. This is true with |
C:1.13 | achieve. Your ego would have you believe that only when you need no | one to achieve all you desire, only when you are satisfied with what |
C:1.14 | on responsibility and on duty, thus counting this action as a noble | one. This desire to engage in struggle has nothing to do with what |
C:2.3 | than love and separate from love. You label love a feeling, and | one of many. Yet you have been told there are but two from which you |
C:2.5 | made possible? Through love’s effects. For cause and effect are | one. Creation is love’s effect, as are you. |
C:2.6 | To believe that you are able to act in love in | one instance and act in anger in another, and that both actions |
C:2.6 | considered dangerous and a middle ground is sought. It is said that | one can love too much and too little but never enough. Love is not |
C:2.8 | and thereby condemn themselves to purposeless lives, convinced | one person among billions makes no difference and is of no |
C:2.8 | to make their corner of it more safe and secure. Some shift from | one option to the next, giving up on one and hoping that the other |
C:2.8 | and secure. Some shift from one option to the next, giving up on | one and hoping that the other will bring them some peace. To think |
C:2.15 | show you the way beyond illusions to the present. Look within to the | one in you who knows the way. Christ is within you and you rest |
C:2.16 | because you separate mind and heart and think you can involve | one without involving the other. You believe that to know with your |
C:2.21 | is all that needs to change. Remember that cause and effect are | one. What you want to learn you cannot fail to learn. |
C:3.3 | that does not exist in all humans. It is completely impossible for | one to have what another does not have. All is shared. This has |
C:3.7 | you think not that they are all the same. You place values on each | one based on usefulness or pleasant appearance, on popularity or on |
C:3.7 | or pleasant appearance, on popularity or on reputation. Each | one you place in relationship to yourself, and so you do not even see |
C:3.7 | that they should possess at all times and in all places. And so | one disappoints and another enthralls, one champions your cause and |
C:3.7 | and in all places. And so one disappoints and another enthralls, | one champions your cause and another denigrates you. In all scenarios |
C:3.12 | or wrong, black or white, hot or cold, based solely on contrast. | One chemical reacts one way and one reacts another, and it is only in |
C:3.12 | or white, hot or cold, based solely on contrast. One chemical reacts | one way and one reacts another, and it is only in the study of the |
C:3.12 | or cold, based solely on contrast. One chemical reacts one way and | one reacts another, and it is only in the study of the two that you |
C:3.15 | this will mean to you goes far beyond the learning of this Course. | One such concept, given up and not replaced, will free you beyond |
C:3.15 | deepest imaginings and free your sisters and brothers as well. Once | one such concept is felled, others follow quickly. But none is more |
C:3.15 | felled, others follow quickly. But none is more entrenched than this | one, the one we begin today to let fall away. |
C:3.15 | follow quickly. But none is more entrenched than this one, the | one we begin today to let fall away. |
C:3.17 | is to our hearts that we appeal for guidance, for there resides the | one who truly guides. |
C:3.22 | pain when what they really choose is safety at love’s expense. No | one here believes they can have one without the other and so they |
C:3.22 | is safety at love’s expense. No one here believes they can have | one without the other and so they live in fear of love, all the while |
C:4.9 | follows the law of God in your world. All else assumes that what | one has is denied another. While love cannot be learned nor |
C:4.10 | There are no losers and no winners under God’s law. Not | one is given more than another. God cannot love you more than your |
C:4.11 | is what has caused all other perceptions to be false, including the | one you hold of your own Self. |
C:4.12 | or a priest or minister who guides unfailingly. For each or any | one of these that you admire, you give attributes that you do not |
C:4.12 | admire, you give attributes that you do not have and that you might | one day acquire when the time is right. For that kind and gentle |
C:4.12 | at too high a price, that devotion you might think is fine for | one whose partner is more loving than your own, that unconditional |
C:4.13 | Thus, your image of love is based upon comparison. You have chosen | one who demonstrates that which in you is most lacking and you use |
C:4.15 | Each | one of you has held an ideal of what the perfect mate would mean, an |
C:4.16 | to others. You hope to be a winner in this game you play, a chosen | one who will have each ounce of love that is given returned in kind. |
C:4.26 | of pleasant words that will bring you comfort if you heed them, | one more sentiment in a world where lovely words replace what they |
C:4.27 | where in love’s presence both outer and inner worlds become as | one and leave beyond your vision the world that you have seen and |
C:5.1 | has been forgotten. Thus we begin to relearn the known as the | One who already possesses all. It is this joining of the human and |
C:5.4 | all relationship. When you think of relationship, you think of | one relationship and then another. The one you share with this friend |
C:5.4 | of relationship, you think of one relationship and then another. The | one you share with this friend or that, with husband or wife, with |
C:5.5 | or forms of your world. You think relationship exists between | one body and another, and while you think this is so, you will not |
C:5.6 | Relationship is what exists between | one thing and another. It is not one thing or another thing. It is |
C:5.6 | Relationship is what exists between one thing and another. It is not | one thing or another thing. It is not a third thing in terms of being |
C:5.6 | have forgotten that it exists. All truth lies in relationship, even | one so simple as this. The pencil is not real, nor the hand that |
C:5.6 | is real and that causes all creation to sing a song of gladness. No | one thing exists without another. Cause and effect are one. Thus, one |
C:5.6 | gladness. No one thing exists without another. Cause and effect are | one. Thus, one thing cannot cause another without their being one or |
C:5.6 | No one thing exists without another. Cause and effect are one. Thus, | one thing cannot cause another without their being one or joined in |
C:5.6 | are one. Thus, one thing cannot cause another without their being | one or joined in truth. |
C:5.8 | love is all about.” And you attach the love you have found to the | one in whom you found it and seek immediately to preserve it. There |
C:5.15 | This is all the two worlds are made up of. The | one you see as real is the one you keep outside of yourself, making |
C:5.15 | is all the two worlds are made up of. The one you see as real is the | one you keep outside of yourself, making it possible to look upon it |
C:5.15 | making it possible to look upon it with your body’s eyes. The | one you do not see and do not believe in is the one you cannot look |
C:5.15 | body’s eyes. The one you do not see and do not believe in is the | one you cannot look outward to see, but is the one that nonetheless |
C:5.15 | not believe in is the one you cannot look outward to see, but is the | one that nonetheless is truly real. To look inward at the real world |
C:5.17 | to remain. This is because your definition of relationship is not | one of joining. What you join with becomes real. As you take it into |
C:5.17 | take it into your Self you thereby make it real because you make it | one with your real Self. This is reality. All you do not join with |
C:5.17 | do not join with remains outside and is illusion, for what is not | one with you does not exist. |
C:5.23 | to obtain. If you let all the world recede and concentrate on this | one choice, you reason that you are bound to eventually succeed. This |
C:5.24 | seek! You continue living life as a test, driving yourself to follow | one accomplishment with another, sure that the next one or the next |
C:5.24 | to follow one accomplishment with another, sure that the next | one or the next will be the one to do the trick. |
C:5.24 | with another, sure that the next one or the next will be the | one to do the trick. |
C:5.32 | Remember now | one lovely day, for each of you has had at least one that was a |
C:5.32 | Remember now one lovely day, for each of you has had at least | one that was a shining light in a world of darkness. A day in which |
C:6.1 | creating a shared reality before you can understand it is the only | one you would want to have. You have to forgive this reality for |
C:6.2 | This is reality. Your mind is not contained within your body but is | one with God and shared equally with all alike. This is reality. The |
C:6.6 | created without love, for love creates like itself and is forever | one with everything that has been created. This simple realization |
C:6.12 | the end of life, and so you scream at the unfairness when a young | one leaves the world. Heaven is not for the young, you say. How |
C:6.12 | For every challenge faced is but a call to face the next. And each | one comes to replace the old with hope that this one will be the one |
C:6.12 | the next. And each one comes to replace the old with hope that this | one will be the one—and equal hope that it will not. |
C:6.12 | one comes to replace the old with hope that this one will be the | one—and equal hope that it will not. |
C:6.17 | to be and seen in heaven’s holy light. No longer do situations pit | one against another, making it impossible for anyone to achieve what |
C:6.17 | to welcome the peace of dying. Those who could not change the world | one iota through their constant effort, in peace create the world |
C:6.18 | it takes only love. A forgiven world is whole, and in its wholeness | one with you. It is here, in wholeness, that peace abides and heaven |
C:6.20 | lies beyond it. It did not arise from fantasy, nor did it pass from | one mind to the next as stories often will. It is but part of your |
C:7.3 | Comparison of | one thing to another—a comparison that seeks out differences and |
C:7.3 | a comparison that seeks out differences and magnifies them and names | one thing this and one thing that—is the basis of all learning in |
C:7.3 | out differences and magnifies them and names one thing this and | one thing that—is the basis of all learning in your world. It is |
C:7.5 | This | one thought constitutes a thought system in and of itself, for it is |
C:7.5 | Like the love you set aside from this world, this thought too is | one that can be used, for it recognizes that you are as apart from |
C:7.5 | realities of the world may claim your body and your time, but this | one piece of yourself that you have set aside you allow it not to |
C:7.9 | breeze will come, never again to leave you, as life breathes as | one. |
C:7.12 | what you hang onto becomes more than you can bear. Now you look for | one upon whom you can unload your burdens, hoping you can pass your |
C:7.13 | pieces, not knowing that you can prevent the loss entirely by being | one. What is joined cannot be parceled out and scattered, but must |
C:7.15 | can demand ransom of the world, for without them you would be the | one called upon to pay. |
C:7.17 | have, especially those that might make of this a trivial point or | one that is specific and not generalizable. All relationship exists |
C:7.18 | Broadening your view from the specific to the general is | one of the most difficult tasks of the curriculum. It is easy to see |
C:7.18 | on the other hand, is separated into right and left hemispheres. | One side has one function, one side another. While your brain and |
C:7.18 | hand, is separated into right and left hemispheres. One side has | one function, one side another. While your brain and your mind are |
C:7.18 | into right and left hemispheres. One side has one function, | one side another. While your brain and your mind are not the same, |
C:7.21 | most predominate in your society. Thus the truth is different in | one place than it is in another and it even appears to be in |
C:7.21 | even what is known to you is not known at all. You thus cling to the | one sure thing that permeates your existence: the knowledge that |
C:8.3 | is helpful to you and will aid you in seeing that you progress from | one step, or one level of learning, to another. This is more a |
C:8.3 | you and will aid you in seeing that you progress from one step, or | one level of learning, to another. This is more a process of |
C:8.6 | world, you strive for a balance that allows your heart to beat at | one steady pace, for one emotion to surface at a time, for feelings |
C:8.6 | for a balance that allows your heart to beat at one steady pace, for | one emotion to surface at a time, for feelings that you can control. |
C:8.7 | of these emotions—so many that they could not be counted even for | one day, even by those who claim to have them not. It is not your |
C:8.16 | We will go | one step further as well, for many of you are thinking still that it |
C:8.20 | body that you have long viewed as your home. There it goes again, | one more time, sleeping and waking. One more time fueling itself with |
C:8.20 | your home. There it goes again, one more time, sleeping and waking. | One more time fueling itself with energy. One more time expending |
C:8.20 | time, sleeping and waking. One more time fueling itself with energy. | One more time expending that energy. One more time growing weary. One |
C:8.20 | fueling itself with energy. One more time expending that energy. | One more time growing weary. One more day is greeted, and its |
C:8.20 | One more time expending that energy. One more time growing weary. | One more day is greeted, and its greeting lies upon your heart. Each |
C:8.21 | days that come to pass move many other bodies such as yours. Each | one is distinct—and there are so many! As you become an observer |
C:8.21 | with you occupies the world. Some days this will make you feel like | one of many, a tiny peon of little significance. On other days you |
C:8.25 | system of God sees everything in unity. God’s thought system is | one of continuous creation, rebirth and renewal. The ego’s thought |
C:8.25 | creation, rebirth and renewal. The ego’s thought system is | one of continuous destruction and disassembly, of decay and death. |
C:8.25 | and disassembly, of decay and death. And yet how like they are | one to the other! |
C:8.26 | by what you would have it be. Everyone can think of at least | one long remembered incident that when given to the light of truth |
C:8.28 | and setting, and yet can experience each day so differently that | one day you feel happy and one day you feel sad, one day you feel |
C:8.28 | experience each day so differently that one day you feel happy and | one day you feel sad, one day you feel hope and one day you feel |
C:8.28 | so differently that one day you feel happy and one day you feel sad, | one day you feel hope and one day you feel despair? How can it be |
C:8.28 | you feel happy and one day you feel sad, one day you feel hope and | one day you feel despair? How can it be that what was created so like |
C:8.29 | Your days are but evidence of this truth. What your eyes behold will | one day deceive you while what your heart beholds will the next day |
C:8.29 | heart beholds will the next day see through the deception. And so | one day lived in your world is misery incarnate and the next a thing |
C:9.1 | often to deceive you. It seems as fickle as your mind, telling you | one thing one day and one thing the next. Even more so than your mind |
C:9.1 | deceive you. It seems as fickle as your mind, telling you one thing | one day and one thing the next. Even more so than your mind it seems |
C:9.1 | It seems as fickle as your mind, telling you one thing one day and | one thing the next. Even more so than your mind it seems to lead you |
C:9.14 | or contempt. It is your language that gives emotion its place, | one step behind fear, in your battle to control or protect what you |
C:9.15 | Fear always lies | one step beneath the surface of a situation because it lies one step |
C:9.15 | lies one step beneath the surface of a situation because it lies | one step beneath the surface of your self. Peel back the first level |
C:9.16 | and is given many names, but there are really only two emotions: | one is fear, the other love. Fear is thus the source of all illusion, |
C:9.17 | How could | one separated off from all the rest not be fearful? It matters not at |
C:9.17 | not at all that all whom you observe seem to be separate as well. No | one really believes another to be as separate as he is. It always |
C:9.19 | It has been said often that cause and effect are | one in truth. The world you see is the effect of fear. Each one of |
C:9.19 | are one in truth. The world you see is the effect of fear. Each | one of you would have compassion for a child tormented by nightmares. |
C:9.19 | attempt to see it not. To live in fear is, indeed, a curse, and | one that you would try to tell yourself is not present in your life. |
C:9.21 | Think now of | one of those you have identified as living the life of fear you deny |
C:9.21 | of fear you deny yourself. And imagine that you could bring this | one in from that dark and dangerous place. She is cold, and you |
C:9.21 | is hungry and you prepare a feast for him fit to serve a king. This | one exists in the violence you would keep outside your doors, and |
C:9.21 | keep outside your doors, and from your inner sanctum you give this | one a respite from the war that rages beyond it. All of your behavior |
C:9.23 | in struggling against what you have for what you have not. Only | one example is needed to clarify the predicament in which you have |
C:9.24 | in this fashion, always hoping that the next replacement will be the | one that succeeds in bringing you what you desire, or you can choose |
C:9.32 | identify as your own self. How can the user and the object of use be | one and the same? This insanity makes the purpose of your life seem |
C:9.32 | the same? This insanity makes the purpose of your life seem to be | one of usefulness. The more your body can be of use to others and to |
C:9.36 | Your natural state is | one of union, and each joining that you do in holy relationship |
C:9.38 | can be achieved. You speak of balance, and try to find something for | one part of yourself in one place and something for another somewhere |
C:9.38 | of balance, and try to find something for one part of yourself in | one place and something for another somewhere else. This one fulfills |
C:9.38 | yourself in one place and something for another somewhere else. This | one fulfills your need for friendship and that one for intellectual |
C:9.38 | somewhere else. This one fulfills your need for friendship and that | one for intellectual stimulation. In one activity you express your |
C:9.38 | need for friendship and that one for intellectual stimulation. In | one activity you express your creativity and in another your |
C:9.38 | of yourself protects your assets. You fear “putting all your eggs in | one basket.” You seek to balance the things you label drudgery and |
C:9.39 | and this you know. But you know not what this valuable something is. | One thing alone is sure: When you have found it you will know that it |
C:9.41 | shocked, excited, or repelled. Here you watch the gladiators kill | one another for your amusement. Here is your notion of use displayed |
C:9.42 | portrayal of individual desire. Slaves and masters but use | one another and the same laws bind both. Who is master and who is |
C:9.50 | How different would the world be if you would but attempt for | one day to replace use with union! Before you can begin, however, we |
C:10.1 | pleasure, the body will bring you pain as well. You cannot choose | one without the other, because the choice is the same. The body is a |
C:10.2 | not in physical form. Joining is not the obliteration of | one thing to make another—joining makes each one whole, and in this |
C:10.2 | the obliteration of one thing to make another—joining makes each | one whole, and in this wholeness one with all. This union has never |
C:10.2 | make another—joining makes each one whole, and in this wholeness | one with all. This union has never really ceased to be, but as long |
C:10.3 | the truth, but completely consistent as a system. You cannot abandon | one tenet and retain another because by retaining part you retain |
C:10.3 | begin to change, until finally your heart takes over and makes the | one choice you are bound to make. Your heart—not to be confused |
C:10.9 | Self, as you gain more awareness of yourself as a “good” person and | one trying to be better still, you will begin to look for your |
C:10.12 | you are wrong, you will merely rot away after you have died and no | one will know how wrong you were! If you are wrong, at least you |
C:10.13 | right now, today. To believe in God without understanding God is | one thing. To believe in your union with your neighbor without |
C:11.2 | this separation based on the idea that what created you cannot be | one with you. Again this only points to your lack of recognition of |
C:11.3 | This is | one reason you do not like the idea that those who would instruct you |
C:11.3 | confident may quit before you begin in order to keep from failing | one more time. Even those who feel the power of these words within |
C:11.4 | Each | one of these risks I have sought to limit by limiting the exercises |
C:11.6 | to relinquish illusion’s hold on you. You can be faithful to but | one thought system. One is the thought system of the separated self |
C:11.6 | hold on you. You can be faithful to but one thought system. | One is the thought system of the separated self and is based on |
C:11.8 | this is what made the separation possible. You regard it as your | one protection from God, the one thing that allows you to be other |
C:11.8 | possible. You regard it as your one protection from God, the | one thing that allows you to be other than what God would have you |
C:11.10 | separated self. You think at times that this was God’s mistake, the | one weakness in His plan, and one that you would use. At other times |
C:11.10 | times that this was God’s mistake, the one weakness in His plan, and | one that you would use. At other times you think that this was but |
C:11.11 | not to God at all, for what you have chosen to use it for is the | one thing that it cannot provide—your separation from your Creator. |
C:11.12 | instead to do nothing at all with your free will but make this | one insane choice. Your willingness to make a new choice is what will |
C:11.12 | again make your free will like unto your Father’s will, which is | one with it in truth. |
C:11.16 | of angels, a fluttering your heart will feel, for angels too are | one with you. It may feel like loneliness compounded for the brief |
C:12.5 | looking for the safety and security of a loving home, even if it is | one only of philosophy. You look for the soft assurance of certainty, |
C:12.8 | this Course seems to ask for change at every level, and yet from | one change alone will all the others follow—and through no effort |
C:12.8 | follow—and through no effort on your part at all. And even this | one change is not a change at all, for it merely seeks to remove all |
C:12.9 | with your brother is what will show your Self to you. You have | one brother who wears but many faces in your perception of who he is, |
C:12.9 | he is, and while you know him not you cannot know your Self. This | one brother can unite you with all whom you perceive as others, for |
C:12.9 | unite you with all whom you perceive as others, for all others are | one with him as well as you. This is the one joining that needs to |
C:12.9 | others, for all others are one with him as well as you. This is the | one joining that needs to occur to bring about all the rest. |
C:12.10 | This is the | one disjoining that your choice for separation brought about, and it |
C:12.10 | point to get across, because in it lies a contradiction, the | one contradiction that has created the world you see and the life you |
C:12.13 | to be seen here God’s image was lost to earth forever? Could even | one have come and gone and left this void forever more unfilled? A |
C:12.14 | But | one was needed to end the separation, and in this one are all the |
C:12.14 | But one was needed to end the separation, and in this | one are all the rest joined. For what alone in all creation could be |
C:12.14 | creation could be affected by your free will but your own self? But | one was needed to, of his own free will, join his will with his |
C:12.15 | God’s son made the choice for separation. Whether God’s son had | one form or many at that time matters not, for one form or many, |
C:12.15 | Whether God’s son had one form or many at that time matters not, for | one form or many, there was still one mind, the mind of God’s son |
C:12.15 | many at that time matters not, for one form or many, there was still | one mind, the mind of God’s son joined in unity with that of his |
C:12.15 | been taught this mystery of faith. Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are | One. If you had indeed learned what you were taught, the separation |
C:12.17 | that seems to arise out of nowhere can affect you. An idea, birthed | one day, does not seem to have been there the day before. Perhaps it |
C:12.17 | of the idea would not come to be. You may have a thousand ideas | one day and ten thousand the next, so many that you could never keep |
C:12.18 | and wonder how they got from here to there, and some may see that | one idea took root and changed what seemed to be a destiny already |
C:12.19 | vacation when brought to fruition might reshape the life of the | one participating in it, it would not change who that person was, or |
C:13.1 | feeling that which is not of your body. Our next exercise takes this | one step further, and is merely an extension of the first. In this |
C:13.2 | to include others in your observation, I ask you to concentrate on | one thing only. This is a simple exercise, and enjoyable too. It but |
C:13.2 | is a simple exercise, and enjoyable too. It but calls for you to ask | one thing: Ask yourself what you already know of the spirit of the |
C:13.4 | as, if you do not, you will soon be ascribing some attributes to | one spirit and not to another, just to differentiate between them. |
C:13.5 | with it. While the feeling of love that washes over you from | one may feel like courage, and from another like gentleness, and |
C:13.12 | memory will contain no hint of past misdeeds, errors or mistakes. No | one will have leveled any hurts on you or anyone else. No reason for |
C:14.2 | you have made an enemy of creation? Do you feel part of it and at | one with all within it? If not, you have made yourself creation’s |
C:14.2 | to be different from all the rest, and in this seeking proclaim that | one part of creation is better than another part. You thus seek to |
C:14.3 | yourself inferior, and you are always making for yourself a place at | one of these extremes. And all this effort and conflict arises simply |
C:14.10 | your own specialness. You look for constant verification that this | one you love loves you in return, and if this attention is not |
C:14.10 | be healed and reparations that cannot be paid. You thus hold the | one you love the most in the greatest bondage, and call that bondage |
C:14.11 | you. This can be a memory of any relationship, and each of you has | one. It can be of parent and child, of best friends, of a marriage or |
C:14.11 | mentor or student. Whatever the relationship’s configuration, it was | one that truly brought you joy. Within it you were happy and felt as |
C:14.13 | for love in this world, but something else entirely. For at least | one brief moment, this was true love, for nothing but love can be the |
C:14.16 | unique would be lost to the world? You are alone and irreplaceable: | one of a kind. Within you lie all that you would hope to contribute |
C:14.19 | and be lost to you. You wish that you could join with it and make it | one with you, but since you know not that this can be done or how to |
C:14.19 | what you attempt next is an exchange of sorts. Like two countries, | one rich in oil, another in grain, you set up dependencies that will |
C:14.20 | and say they trust in what they have and the faithfulness of the | one they love. Fewer than these are those who do not need to voice |
C:14.20 | cannot be foreseen but is always there: death may take their loved | one prematurely, and if not prematurely certainly eventually. |
C:14.22 | Loss of love comes from only | one source. Call it fear or call it separation but it is still the |
C:14.22 | state you ask that love make you special to someone else, and that | one special to you. You think this is what love is for, and so you |
C:14.26 | and therefore susceptible to loss. How can you lose what is | one with you? You cannot. You can only lose that which is separate. |
C:14.27 | you to your holy relationship with your brother, which is the only | one you have in truth. Only this relationship is real, and in it are |
C:14.27 | Only this relationship is real, and in it are included all others. | One does not discard or replace the other. What is real is |
C:14.28 | returns to you of who you are, and you are innocent and joyous and | one with love itself. That this memory does not last, and these |
C:14.28 | and replace. As we have said before, there are but two emotions. | One is love, the other fear. Fear, through your own choice, replaces |
C:14.30 | does your world. You who think, “What harm can come of loving this | one above all others?” think again. For you are choosing not to love |
C:14.31 | Let us ask instead how loving all as | one can bring harm? If you love all the same, what loss is there to |
C:14.31 | you love all the same, what loss is there to anyone, including the | one you would choose to make special? All that is lost is |
C:15.5 | necessary may mean few things, or many and different things for each | one. From this sphere of influence comes your notions of success, |
C:15.5 | what it means to treat others well. You would not be special to this | one if you did not look a certain way, and you would not be special |
C:15.5 | you did not look a certain way, and you would not be special to that | one if you did not earn a certain amount of money. You would not be |
C:15.5 | amount of money. You would not be special if you did not give this | one certain gifts and opportunities, nor would you fulfill your |
C:15.5 | nor would you fulfill your responsibility of making this | one special if you did not do so. To make one small change in this |
C:15.5 | of making this one special if you did not do so. To make | one small change in this culture is difficult to impossible, because |
C:15.6 | How many rest within this sphere of influence? Twenty, fifty, | one hundred? And how many times is this multiplied by each of them? |
C:15.8 | For now we come upon a linchpin in your plan for specialness— | one of great necessity to overcome if you are to reach the learning |
C:15.11 | lies your problem. For at the turning point you look back and see | one other you cannot betray, and one other whose special treatment of |
C:15.11 | turning point you look back and see one other you cannot betray, and | one other whose special treatment of yourself you cannot live without |
C:15.12 | and put an end to hell. But it also is not a difficult choice, nor | one that is in truth yours alone to make. This choice cannot be made |
C:15.12 | choice you join with him and with your Father. In this choice lies | one united will for glory that knows neither specialness nor |
C:16.1 | The glory that you felt from love only seemed to be available from | one and not from another. Love is not available from anyone in the |
C:16.1 | not available from anyone in the way you think it is. Love has but | one source! That this source lies within each of you does not make it |
C:16.1 | of you does not make it many sources, for the many of you have but | one source as well. This common source does not make any of you |
C:16.5 | you have singled out. For judgment is what is required to make | one special and another not. |
C:16.13 | danger lurks, and nowhere is safety to be found. Each separated | one is out for his or her own self, and if you do not watch out for |
C:16.13 | you cannot protect yourself and that you are not safe. There is only | one of you and so many of “them.” Never can you keep your guard up |
C:16.16 | has dared to defy his parents, the act of defiance fills the defiant | one with boldness. Something dangerous has been tried and has |
C:16.19 | of those you have defined as evil. You have thus made justice | one with vengeance, and in doing so have robbed justice of its |
C:17.15 | belief in sin and still held onto your belief in judgment, thinking | one is different from the other. They are not different, and while |
C:18.2 | I am among those whose hand you hold. All are linked, even if each | one is not holding the hand of every other one. If one link in the |
C:18.2 | are linked, even if each one is not holding the hand of every other | one. If one link in the chain were to be removed, the chain would no |
C:18.2 | even if each one is not holding the hand of every other one. If | one link in the chain were to be removed, the chain would no longer |
C:18.8 | trapped upon the screen, viewing everything from the two eyes of the | one projected there. Again, this is but what this Course’s exercises |
C:18.12 | of learning, or the “time” it takes for learning to pass from | one level to another through experience, for here learning is |
C:18.14 | you desired you experienced fully with your whole being, making it | one with you. That you keep yourself from desiring anything fully |
C:18.16 | then is the mind? The center is but the Source in which all exist as | one mind. To say this to you before we loosened some of your |
C:18.16 | about the supremacy of the mind, however, would have been folly. The | one mind is not as you have perceived your mind. The one mind is but |
C:18.16 | been folly. The one mind is not as you have perceived your mind. The | one mind is but a mind in which love rules, and mind and heart are |
C:18.16 | one mind is but a mind in which love rules, and mind and heart are | one. We will proceed by calling this wholeheartedness rather than |
C:18.17 | to union. This now must be seen in two dimensions rather than | one. In addition to dedicating thought to unity with the whole, you |
C:18.24 | Having no | one to receive and reject feelings of pain and replace them with |
C:19.4 | for this unification returns you to the Christ in you and the | one mind united with God which you have never left. Creation’s power |
C:19.7 | means, but only part. Fulfillment can be provided by each and every | one of your brothers and sisters, for in each is the Christ available |
C:19.9 | Each | one of your brothers and sisters is as holy as I and as beloved to |
C:19.13 | In order to do this there is still | one more layer to the unification of thought, and this brings up |
C:19.17 | of oneness is of a single form, a single entity. There is either | one chair or two. One table or four. Your emphasis has been on |
C:19.17 | of a single form, a single entity. There is either one chair or two. | One table or four. Your emphasis has been on quantity, and one is |
C:19.17 | or two. One table or four. Your emphasis has been on quantity, and | one is seen as less than any other number. Yet, on the other hand, |
C:19.17 | as less than any other number. Yet, on the other hand, when only | one of anything exists it is highly prized. God is thus “God” due, at |
C:19.24 | unite your mind and heart in wholeheartedness until you see clearly. | One purpose of the distinctions you have made between mind and heart |
C:19.24 | you have made between mind and heart are their ability to keep | one part of yourself blameless. Whatever happens, your divided notion |
C:20.3 | The beloved child suckled at the breast of the queen mother earth, | one child of one mother, nameless and beyond naming. No “I” resides |
C:20.3 | child suckled at the breast of the queen mother earth, one child of | one mother, nameless and beyond naming. No “I” resides here. You have |
C:20.5 | We are | one heart. |
C:20.6 | We are | one mind. One creative force gathering the atoms, establishing the |
C:20.6 | We are one mind. | One creative force gathering the atoms, establishing the order, |
C:20.6 | the cosmos, manifesting the light of the heart. Here we live as | one body, experiencing communion, the soul’s delight, rather than |
C:20.7 | arms cradle me as well, for an embrace, although it may begin with | one reaching out to another, concludes with mutuality, shared touch, |
C:20.7 | out to another, concludes with mutuality, shared touch, a melding of | one into another. The embrace makes one of two. |
C:20.7 | shared touch, a melding of one into another. The embrace makes | one of two. |
C:20.15 | of the world in harmony, existence with no beginning and no end. | One embrace. All in all. None lesser and none greater for all is all. |
C:20.15 | embrace. All in all. None lesser and none greater for all is all. | One is one. |
C:20.15 | All in all. None lesser and none greater for all is all. One is | one. |
C:20.17 | of your interaction with all that lives within you, sharing the | one heartbeat. The heartbeat of the world does not exist apart from |
C:20.17 | is not a thing, as you are not a thing. Your identity is shared and | one in Christ. A shared identity is a quality of oneness. A shared |
C:20.17 | A shared identity is a quality of oneness. A shared identity is | one identity. When you identify with Christ you identify with the one |
C:20.17 | is one identity. When you identify with Christ you identify with the | one identity. When you realize the oneness of your identity you will |
C:20.17 | identity. When you realize the oneness of your identity you will be | one with Christ. Christ is synonymous with oneness. |
C:20.19 | Have you never cried for the state of the world as you would for | one small child in need of love? Has the world then not lost its |
C:20.21 | of holy things, holy men and women, and even divine beings, even the | one God. Is not the embrace itself holy? Is not the sunrise and |
C:20.34 | because of fear, only because you have been out of accord with the | one heartbeat. The world, the universe, is your partner—and only |
C:20.35 | the embrace. You know you do the will of God because you are at | one with that will. |
C:20.39 | and depends on a belief in mutuality. All fear that what is good for | one may not be good for the whole is replaced by an understanding |
C:20.39 | not be good for the whole is replaced by an understanding that each | one is worthy of his or her desires. Eachness replaces thingness but |
C:20.39 | Eachness replaces thingness but not oneness. All fear that what | one gets means that less is available for another is replaced with an |
C:20.39 | and so there are no limits to anything that flows from love. What | one benefits from everyone benefits from. |
C:20.40 | nature of the gift by limiting its ability to be of service. A gift | one feels one cannot “use” is discarded. Thus have many of your |
C:20.40 | the gift by limiting its ability to be of service. A gift one feels | one cannot “use” is discarded. Thus have many of your treasures lain |
C:20.48 | dying who realize nothing matters but love. This realization is not | one of sentiment, regrets, or wishful thinking. It is the view from |
C:20.48 | or wishful thinking. It is the view from the embrace, the return to | one heartbeat, the return to what is known. This knowing you might |
C:21.2 | apart from particulars. I repeat that relationship exists between | one thing and another and that it is in the intersection of parts |
C:21.3 | eternity of the embrace. If the embrace is the source of all, the | one heartbeat, then it is eternity itself. It is the face of love, |
C:21.3 | can feel, you need no judgment to tell you the difference between | one thing and another. You thus can begin to quit relying on your |
C:21.5 | through like action. At such times two strangers who are foreign to | one another might recognize that the other’s “heart is in the right |
C:21.6 | all people. It is a language of images and concepts that touch the | one heart and serve the one mind. |
C:21.6 | of images and concepts that touch the one heart and serve the | one mind. |
C:21.7 | there are 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 |
C:21.7 | this conflict-inducing situation. You accept that your mind sees | one truth and your heart another, and you act anyway! You act without |
C:21.7 | wanting to go until they are joined. You might imagine three paths— | one path representing mind, one path representing heart, and one path |
C:21.7 | joined. You might imagine three paths—one path representing mind, | one path representing heart, and one path representing |
C:21.7 | paths—one path representing mind, one path representing heart, and | one path representing wholeheartedness. The path of neither mind nor |
C:21.8 | you give meaning to all things, and that there is nothing and no | one external to you who can determine meaning for you. |
C:21.9 | has always been meant to symbolize the unity of those who know the | one truth. |
C:21.10 | Knowing the | one truth is not about knowing a certain dogma or a set of facts. |
C:22.2 | They will enhance our use of language so that our language becomes | one for both head and heart. We will begin by discussing the concept |
C:22.2 | While we have previously discussed relationship as not being | one thing or the other but a third something, we have not as yet |
C:22.5 | purpose, it provides an image of a straight line passing through not | one, but many layers of another substance. |
C:22.9 | object you have assigned meaning to. You have seen your purpose as | one of assigning meaning to that which intersects with you in a given |
C:22.12 | external forces are bombarding you. These forces must pass through | one or another of your five senses—which you might think of |
C:22.12 | to various compartments—or, continuing with the onion theme, to | one of the various layers of yourself. These layers protect your |
C:22.19 | personal, separated self is at the center of all such stories. | One quite literally cannot conceive of the story without the “I.” Yet |
C:23.2 | have loved another, the more you love and long to possess a loved | one, the more you realize that your loved one cannot be possessed. |
C:23.2 | long to possess a loved one, the more you realize that your loved | one cannot be possessed. While in a love relationship the greatest |
C:23.4 | love also shares a knowing through relationship. The loved | one may be on the other side of the country, separated by distance, |
C:23.5 | In both partnered and non-partnered love relationships, the | one you come to know, the only one who does not transcend total |
C:23.5 | non-partnered love relationships, the one you come to know, the only | one who does not transcend total knowing, is your Self. |
C:23.20 | Spirit is your more direct link with the | one Source. Spirit is directly from the Source, while form is a |
C:23.24 | by polarity. Unlearning allows you to purge old beliefs so that only | one set of beliefs is operative within you. This is the only route to |
C:23.25 | until unlearning is no longer needed. If you will remember that the | one exercise for your mind is dedicating all thought to union, you |
C:25.7 | is, in effect, the practice of allowing giving and receiving to be | one. It is, during the time of tenderness, a true practice that, like |
C:25.8 | Devotion is inclusive. It implies a subject and an object: | One who is devoted and one who is an object of devotion. While we are |
C:25.8 | It implies a subject and an object: One who is devoted and | one who is an object of devotion. While we are moving away from |
C:25.8 | relationships to the relationship of unity, the idea of | one who is devoted, and of those for whom devotion is practiced, is |
C:25.8 | oneness as completion, an understanding of giving and receiving as | one. |
C:25.10 | a state of grace, then all action will be in harmony. If you believe | one living thing is more important than any other, then all action |
C:25.11 | While | one special relationship continues, all special relationships |
C:25.12 | no lack, to believe in your state of grace. While you believe even | one person is against you, you are not in concert with God. While you |
C:25.14 | will then serve you and your brothers and sisters. Its service is | one of conquering fear and allowing love to reign. |
C:25.17 | a “prayerful” Self. All Selves are joined in wholeheartedness. The | one Self is solely involved in living love. |
C:26.5 | any longer by tales of woe or of fallen heroes. Your story is | one of glory. Your greatness can no longer be denied, unless you deny |
C:26.8 | because we are life. I say we because we cannot live love apart from | one another. |
C:26.17 | all that is required. If you could truly succeed at doing this for | one instant, you would experience all that is holy and be forever new. |
C:26.19 | It asks only that you be open and allow giving and receiving as | one to take place. It asks only that you be unoccupied with the old |
C:26.20 | is not the same as any other. No matter how filled with wisdom | one person’s answer may be, it is not yours. |
C:26.22 | a masterpiece. An idea is irrevocably linked with its source and | one with its source. There was no God separate from you to have this |
C:26.24 | story. Where will this chapter lead? What will the end be like? Was | one event a mistake and another a blessing in disguise? You seek to |
C:26.26 | being present as all you are. When this occurs you are All in All, | One in being with your Father. |
C:27.1 | compatible with the human nature you ascribe to yourself. In this | one error do all errors lie. For what quest can be fulfilled when the |
C:27.3 | love, is in relationship. Thus, your purpose here, rather than being | one of finding meaning, is one of coming to know through |
C:27.3 | your purpose here, rather than being one of finding meaning, is | one of coming to know through relationship. It is in coming to know |
C:27.5 | for a period of time. Seeing the self as important seems at | one time like a function of the ego, and at another as a function of |
C:27.7 | between the human and the divine. Life is not a matter of | one living thing versus another, but of the relationship between all |
C:27.21 | from living a life of love is unwillingness to do so. There is only | one remaining source of such unwillingness. Your willingness will now |
C:28.13 | When | one thinks, “There is so much to say,” one forgets to listen. Be |
C:28.13 | When one thinks, “There is so much to say,” | one forgets to listen. Be guided in your going out. Be restrained in |
C:28.13 | who are sent to you and to how you are guided to respond to them. | One will be a teacher, another a student. The difference will be |
C:29.3 | is no mystery to this, as the idea of service in your society is | one of enforced duty, as exemplified by your military service. You |
C:29.7 | My return to unity accomplished this goal for all, for all are | one in me and one in unity. This is why you have no need to concern |
C:29.7 | to unity accomplished this goal for all, for all are one in me and | one in unity. This is why you have no need to concern yourself with |
C:29.8 | While this goal may at first appear to be | one of selfish intent and individual gain, it is not. A return to |
C:29.9 | here is the means of opening the gate to your approach. No | one has closed this gate to you, but you by your own hand pulled it |
C:29.12 | or creation. This is not a readily understandable concept, but | one that is necessary for you to have faith in. It is essential to |
C:29.15 | and to meet needs. This circular nature of the universe leaves no | one unattended. Yet you realize this not. |
C:30.2 | How can | one be distracted from oneself? And yet you are. Many go through life |
C:30.14 | unity are God’s laws and are simple indeed: giving and receiving are | one. And thus giving and receiving as one is the only way in which |
C:30.14 | giving and receiving are one. And thus giving and receiving as | one is the only way in which God’s laws are fulfilled. Since God’s |
C:30.14 | universe, they cannot go unfulfilled. Giving and receiving are thus | one in truth. God’s laws are generalizable and do not change, and |
C:31.1 | There is only | one Mind, just as there is only one Will. This you are afraid of, as |
C:31.1 | There is only one Mind, just as there is only | one Will. This you are afraid of, as you believe this statement |
C:31.2 | The idea of sharing | one heart, one heartbeat, one love, is not so unacceptable to you as |
C:31.2 | The idea of sharing one heart, | one heartbeat, one love, is not so unacceptable to you as the idea of |
C:31.2 | The idea of sharing one heart, one heartbeat, | one love, is not so unacceptable to you as the idea of sharing one |
C:31.2 | one love, is not so unacceptable to you as the idea of sharing | one mind. Your thoughts, you feel, are your own, private and |
C:31.8 | The rest of your world imitates truth as well. You live on | one world, one planet, one Earth. You may live on different |
C:31.8 | The rest of your world imitates truth as well. You live on one world, | one planet, one Earth. You may live on different continents, |
C:31.8 | world imitates truth as well. You live on one world, one planet, | one Earth. You may live on different continents, different countries, |
C:31.8 | different countries, various cities, but all of you rely on the | one Earth as part of a sameness and interdependence you accept. You |
C:31.9 | All over the world people of good faith fight to save even | one life. Each life is irreplaceable and no one argues this point, |
C:31.9 | faith fight to save even one life. Each life is irreplaceable and no | one argues this point, yet you allow yourself to resist the whole |
C:31.9 | to resist the whole idea of God because you believe that what is | one cannot also be many. |
C:31.14 | the basic truth of your existence: that giving and receiving are | one in truth. Put another way, all this says is that in order to be |
C:31.15 | to distinguish who you think you are from who you truly are. On the | one hand, you think that you are your past, your shame, your guilt; |
C:31.25 | or lie. Thus were born ideas of being able to keep truth a secret, | one of the most ridiculous ideas of the ego thought system. |
C:31.27 | This altar is not a thing, but a devotion to the | one truth, the whole truth. Being of one mind is being of one truth, |
C:31.27 | a thing, but a devotion to the one truth, the whole truth. Being of | one mind is being of one truth, and how can you be of anything less? |
C:31.27 | to the one truth, the whole truth. Being of one mind is being of | one truth, and how can you be of anything less? Only the ego sprang |
C:31.28 | knowing not what you seek, what you find varies. Since there is only | one truth, finding a variety of answers means nothing. If you but |
C:31.31 | be different? Thus it can be said that the truth and the mind are | one in truth. The truth is what is. What is not the truth is |
C:31.33 | this work? This is but another aspect of giving and receiving being | one in truth. Giving and receiving are both taking place, both at the |
C:31.34 | This aspect of giving and receiving as | one is called relationship. It allows you to experience who you are |
C:31.36 | them or both. Since you live in a world of such extreme uncertainty, | one of your highest requirements of those you have relationships with |
C:31.37 | One relationship in which this is not the case is the relationship of | |
C:32.1 | It can truly be said that all of life is your teacher. There is not | one aspect of it that is not designed to help you to remember who you |
C:32.2 | same difference of which we speak when we assure you that you are of | one Mind and one Heart, and that regardless of this truth you will |
C:32.2 | of which we speak when we assure you that you are of one Mind and | one Heart, and that regardless of this truth you will not, in coming |
C:32.2 | the oneness of creation. It is in the different relationship of | one aspect of creation with all the rest that the difference you so |
C:32.6 | has occurred, for what miracles are needed when mind and heart are | one and you have returned to the embrace? This is the miracle to end |
T1:1.1 | not learn for a split mind is incapable of giving and receiving as | one. A split mind does not rest for it can find no peace. A state of |
T1:1.1 | peace. A state of peace is a prerequisite of giving and receiving as | one. Any state other than that of peace is conflicted by the desire |
T1:1.1 | not what this is, is the source of conflict and of all seeking. No | one seeks for what they already know how to find or for what they |
T1:1.7 | Now, in order to complete your return, mind and heart must work as | one. |
T1:2.11 | be summarized by the simple statement of giving and receiving being | one in truth. The implications of this statement are far broader than |
T1:2.13 | or the pounding of your own heart. It might be a shared experience, | one in which you share the feeling of awe inspired by this sight with |
T1:2.13 | in which you share the feeling of awe inspired by this sight with | one you love. It might be seen as you walk or drive, rake leaves or |
T1:2.21 | To experience what is and to acknowledge what is, | one must be present, present as human being. To experience what is |
T1:3.3 | as rewards. The ego-mind barters rather than giving and receiving as | one, believing in a return only for effort. Because it sees only |
T1:3.5 | love? All your reasons for fear-based living have been discounted | one by one. And yet you dare not try to live without it. Why? Because |
T1:3.5 | All your reasons for fear-based living have been discounted one by | one. And yet you dare not try to live without it. Why? Because of the |
T1:3.11 | being able to perform is greater. You think of this as a test and | one you can pass or fail. And what’s more, not only would your |
T1:3.12 | the urgency of the need to leave fear behind. Can you not, from this | one example of your fear of miracles, see the glaring reality of all |
T1:3.15 | Although asking you to choose a miracle would seem to violate | one of the rules of miracle-readiness as described in A Course in |
T1:3.23 | many more fears might prevail upon you, we will consider only | one further fear, the fear of making the wrong choice in your choice |
T1:3.23 | This is the same as a fear of scarcity. For surely the working of | one miracle would be a fluke anyway. Proof of nothing and easily |
T1:3.23 | easily discounted and explained away. Surely to believe that where | one miracle worked another might be possible would be to have ideas |
T1:3.23 | be. Indeed this would require the auspices of a saintly soul and not | one such as you. |
T1:4.3 | to learn together. They are the state of giving and receiving as | one. They are the state in which blessings flow. They are your |
T1:4.13 | and thus genuine. It is a natural act of giving and receiving as | one. Responsibility is a demanded response, a necessary response, an |
T1:4.24 | communication from a Self you have known not, the Self that is | one with the Creator. |
T1:5.2 | at carefully now and with all the power of the art of thought. | One aspect of this fear has to do with the human experience, the |
T1:5.9 | have freed your self, that you will look back and see how easy this | one choice really is. |
T1:6.5 | Self. But this is not the concept of prayer of which we speak nor | one that can reasonably be called a way of life or likened to the art |
T1:6.7 | to relate to anything else at all. Without memory, what you learned | one day would be gone the next. A person you met one day you would |
T1:6.7 | what you learned one day would be gone the next. A person you met | one day you would not know the next. Thus memory allows relationship. |
T1:6.8 | umbrella of a new way of thought? The different personalities become | one, the different paths become one path, the future experiences |
T1:6.8 | The different personalities become one, the different paths become | one path, the future experiences become one. And in this oneness is |
T1:6.8 | the different paths become one path, the future experiences become | one. And in this oneness is peace everlasting. |
T1:7.2 | relation to fear. This belief exists in the in-between, where on the | one hand there is darkness, and on the other hand there is light. One |
T1:7.2 | one hand there is darkness, and on the other hand there is light. | One or the other must exist at a given time, but never both. Thus the |
T1:7.2 | of truth illusion. This belief does not accept that there is only | one reality and that it must exist where you are. |
T1:8.2 | you have known this not. For the resurrection and life are now | one and the same. |
T1:8.3 | of this change of enormous proportions. The very nature of change is | one of slow realization. Change occurs all around you every day |
T1:8.3 | versions of the truth have been accepted previously, there is only | one truth. There was only one truth at the time the event or change |
T1:8.3 | been accepted previously, there is only one truth. There was only | one truth at the time the event or change took place, and there is |
T1:8.3 | truth at the time the event or change took place, and there is only | one truth in time or eternity regardless of the variety of |
T1:8.4 | I have come to you now to reveal the | one truth that has existed for the past two thousand years without |
T1:8.7 | Now, how could | one man’s resurrection be the way or even a way. How can resurrection |
T1:8.8 | proof has been offered to you now in the form of miracles. How could | one rise from the dead and others not follow? |
T1:8.16 | visual pattern that aides your understanding of the invisible. It is | one more demonstration of the union that returns you to your natural |
T1:8.16 | of the union that returns you to your natural state. It is | one more demonstration of cause and effect being one in truth. It is |
T1:8.16 | state. It is one more demonstration of cause and effect being | one in truth. It is one more demonstration of what needs to occur |
T1:8.16 | one more demonstration of cause and effect being one in truth. It is | one more demonstration of what needs to occur now, in this time, in |
T1:9.4 | You are used to creating in outward ways. | One of the few exceptions to this outward creation is the act of |
T1:9.6 | be a giver and a receiver. You knew that giving and receiving makes | one in truth. This is your recreation of this universal truth. You |
T1:9.8 | In order for the Self to be birthed, giving and receiving must be | one in truth. Yet it seems there must be one to give and one to |
T1:9.8 | and receiving must be one in truth. Yet it seems there must be | one to give and one to receive. You have long waited to receive what |
T1:9.8 | must be one in truth. Yet it seems there must be one to give and | one to receive. You have long waited to receive what you have thought |
T1:9.8 | are but evidence of this as you seek from religion an intercessor, | one to facilitate for you this receiving or communion. Only through |
T1:9.8 | through the Christ within you does this giving and receiving become | one in truth. |
T1:9.14 | hurt or angry. Your response may then have been either an emotional | one or an intellectual one. The point here is that the one that is |
T1:9.14 | may then have been either an emotional one or an intellectual | one. The point here is that the one that is most comfortable and that |
T1:9.14 | an emotional one or an intellectual one. The point here is that the | one that is most comfortable and that is likely your first reaction, |
T1:9.15 | One first reaction might be to puff oneself up with pride, bolster | |
T1:9.15 | other in the situation or event. Another’s first reaction might be | one of self-pity, of making oneself or another feel guilty, or of |
T1:9.15 | a feeling position. Turning away from the intellectual position to | one of feeling will most readily and quickly solve the first. The |
T1:10.9 | you would not be who you are now without experiences such as this | one. You will think that I cannot possibly be asking you to give up |
T1:10.15 | Go in peace to love and serve with all your heart. Thus are we | one heart, one mind, one unity. Thus are we one in a relationship of |
T1:10.15 | peace to love and serve with all your heart. Thus are we one heart, | one mind, one unity. Thus are we one in a relationship of love and |
T1:10.15 | love and serve with all your heart. Thus are we one heart, one mind, | one unity. Thus are we one in a relationship of love and peace that |
T1:10.15 | your heart. Thus are we one heart, one mind, one unity. Thus are we | one in a relationship of love and peace that is our eternal home. |
T2:1.2 | Treasure is most often seen in | one of two ways—as something valuable to be sought and found or as |
T2:1.3 | of physical treasure except to say that the feelings that cause | one to think that any physical thing is capable of being a treasure |
T2:1.10 | the separation. Unity is not a place or a thing but the realm of the | one heart and one mind; the realm of the formless and timeless. But |
T2:1.10 | Unity is not a place or a thing but the realm of the one heart and | one mind; the realm of the formless and timeless. But also the realm |
T2:1.13 | Ego desires cause | one to think of a grand piano. Thoughts joined in unity hear music. |
T2:1.13 | grand piano. Thoughts joined in unity hear music. Ego desires cause | one to think of an elaborately framed painting. Thoughts joined in |
T2:1.14 | change in thinking that needs to occur. It is an elementary step and | one easily accomplished with but a bit of willingness. This change in |
T2:2.3 | is in their blood, in the very nature of who they are. That being | one with the land is essential to them. |
T2:2.5 | What overriding kindness calls | one to take care of another’s body, to be a healer? |
T2:2.6 | How does | one explain a joy that is like no other and that comes from the |
T2:3.1 | than your life here. You created your life here in union with the | one mind and one heart, in union, in other words, with God. |
T2:3.1 | life here. You created your life here in union with the one mind and | one heart, in union, in other words, with God. Everything you have |
T2:3.2 | and it is the place where being resides. It is the place or realm of | one heart and one mind. It is the place where everything already |
T2:3.2 | place where being resides. It is the place or realm of one heart and | one mind. It is the place where everything already exists fully |
T2:4.1 | well as life before birth and life during your time here. It is all | one because it is all from the same Source. |
T2:4.8 | to the idea of calling with two sets of feelings and thoughts. | One set of thoughts and feelings contain all that one might attribute |
T2:4.8 | and thoughts. One set of thoughts and feelings contain all that | one might attribute to the glad acceptance of a gift of high value, |
T2:4.8 | acceptance of a gift of high value, or in other words, a treasure. | One set of thoughts and feelings contain all that one might attribute |
T2:4.8 | words, a treasure. One set of thoughts and feelings contain all that | one might attribute to the somewhat onerous onset of yet another |
T2:4.8 | onerous onset of yet another responsibility, another obligation. | One set of thoughts recognizes that something has been given. The |
T2:4.8 | that something has been asked. The wholehearted response is | one that recognizes that giving and receiving are the same in truth. |
T2:4.12 | to do. This is not about the past and all those things that at | one time or another you thought would bring you fulfillment. This is |
T2:4.17 | This process too is union for it is giving and receiving as | one although you recognize it not as such. It is not a process of |
T2:4.17 | you recognize it not as such. It is not a process of waiting until | one thing is accomplished for another to begin. What is happening now |
T2:4.19 | your heart has now become your eyes and ears. Your heart hears only | one call, one voice, the language of one Source—that of unity. |
T2:4.19 | has now become your eyes and ears. Your heart hears only one call, | one voice, the language of one Source—that of unity. |
T2:4.19 | and ears. Your heart hears only one call, one voice, the language of | one Source—that of unity. |
T2:5.1 | you listen to your heart, you hear and are able to respond to the | one call, this does not mean that this one call has but one request |
T2:5.1 | are able to respond to the one call, this does not mean that this | one call has but one request to make of you, as in a call to be a |
T2:5.1 | to the one call, this does not mean that this one call has but | one request to make of you, as in a call to be a minister, nor that |
T2:5.1 | of you, as in a call to be a minister, nor that it will come in but | one form, as in a call to action. We have talked heretofore about a |
T2:5.7 | you have fully integrated the truth that giving and receiving are | one, you will not fully believe that needs are not lacks. Until you |
T2:5.7 | you have fully integrated the truth that giving and receiving are | one, you will not realize that dependency is a matter of the |
T2:5.7 | be calls that assist you in integrating this learning and making it | one with who you are. These lessons will bring who you are into focus |
T2:7.1 | meaning specifically in contrast to your desire to be independent. | One of your greatest fears is thus of a condition that causes you to |
T2:7.3 | The alternative is believing in giving and receiving as | one. |
T2:7.4 | within this Course. In order to believe in giving and receiving as | one, you must believe in relationship rather than in others. |
T2:7.6 | listen to your ego you will not understand giving and receiving as | one and will not believe in it. |
T2:7.7 | you, you will be tempted to believe that giving and receiving as | one is not taking place. Your previous pattern of behavior will be |
T2:7.11 | and remain who you are. This relates to giving and receiving being | one in truth in a very concrete way. For to go out into the world |
T2:7.13 | accept your dependence. You will not accept giving and receiving as | one if you feel able only to give or as if “others” have nothing you |
T2:7.14 | in an unhealthy way, is that you believe in giving and receiving as | one. You believe, in other words, that your needs will be provided |
T2:7.14 | includes all “others” is to believe in giving and receiving being | one in truth. |
T2:7.16 | or state of being that you have heretofore seen as being an active | one. Your attitude toward trust is one of waiting, as if an active |
T2:7.16 | seen as being an active one. Your attitude toward trust is | one of waiting, as if an active stance toward trust would be |
T2:7.19 | the only means the Self you are now has of giving and receiving as | one. This is the only means available to you to replace the old |
T2:7.20 | The recognition that giving and receiving occur as | one is a precondition for your recognition of the state of unity. As |
T2:7.20 | the acceptance of the belief that giving and receiving are | one in truth changes the function of time as you know it. There is |
T2:7.21 | through experience. As you experience giving and receiving being | one in truth, your belief will become true conviction. Your ability |
T2:7.21 | true conviction. Your ability to recognize giving and receiving as | one becomes simply an aspect of your identity and accepted as the |
T2:8.2 | As was said within A Course of Love, the | one you come to know through relationship is your Self. This is the |
T2:8.3 | you are, but will aid all others. This is giving and receiving as | one. What you gain will take nothing from anyone. What another is |
T2:8.5 | A new type of acceptance is required here, | one not previously asked or expected of you. This is an acceptance |
T2:9.2 | These tools are all means of releasing ego mind and inviting the | one mind, or unity into the present moment. When seen as such, all |
T2:9.2 | ignite the combination of learning and unlearning, the letting-go of | one so that the other can arrive. |
T2:9.4 | there has been a loss such as with the loss of a job or loved | one or even of the promise of some service. When you think in such a |
T2:9.7 | to be done in order to survive is hardly the same as feeling that | one has a need. Needs are the domain of the thinking being only. |
T2:9.7 | seem to have more needs than others is a fallacy of perception. Not | one has more needs than another. |
T2:10.1 | a learner both. This is how the exchange of giving and receiving as | one occurs. This exchange IS unity. |
T2:10.7 | does every person of every variety and level of experience. Yet no | one can know more of the truth than another, and no one can know less. |
T2:10.7 | Yet no one can know more of the truth than another, and no | one can know less. |
T2:10.13 | brothers and sisters. You achieve this state only by listening to | one voice, or, in other words, by ending the separated state which is |
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. |
T2:10.18 | has been denied to you. You often feel a sense of loss and rarely | one of gain. Unless life goes the way you have intended for it to go, |
T2:11.4 | expression, there is no service the ego can do you. The ego is the | one untruth, given many names and many faces and the only thing given |
T2:11.4 | the truth, or with God. Remember now and always that you and God are | one and that what you invite to do battle with God you but battle |
T2:11.13 | condition is relationship and relationship is what keeps you forever | one with your Creator. |
T2:11.14 | identity the name of ego. Here, we are asking you to choose the | one real relationship and to vanquish the one unreal relationship. |
T2:11.14 | asking you to choose the one real relationship and to vanquish the | one unreal relationship. |
T2:12.4 | They are the ultimate acceptance of giving and receiving being | one in truth. |
T2:12.6 | the learning goal in relation to the miracle is the same—it is | one of going beyond belief in the miracle to simply knowing. Knowing |
T2:12.9 | As we spoke within A Course of Love of relationship being not | one thing or another but a third something, this is what we speak of |
T2:12.11 | It is acceptance of what occurs with the joining of many factors, | one no more important than another. While the Christ in you has been |
T2:12.13 | Let the beliefs we have set forth become | one with you so that they enable you to live and express and act as |
T2:13.3 | and cries and shares with friends in a world now different than the | one you once perceived. I know of this world and I am here to guide |
T2:13.4 | that I was different than you and you will realize that we are truly | one in being with our Father. As you move into the world with the end |
T2:13.5 | all of our brothers and sisters to their return to unity. We call to | one another in gratitude. This is the attitude of the wholehearted, |
T3:1.7 | feeling unsure of the part you are now to play. There is not | one of you who has not begun to experience the transformation that |
T3:1.11 | to be. The personal self of the past was a self of roles, each | one as learned as that which an actor might portray. You saw nothing |
T3:1.11 | portray. You saw nothing more amiss in being a professional self in | one instance and a social self in another, a parent in one role and a |
T3:1.11 | self in one instance and a social self in another, a parent in | one role and a friend in another, than you did in defining a past |
T3:2.5 | you chose to separate from God out of defiance and a desire to be | one with God no longer. This could not be further from the truth and |
T3:2.6 | the truth for it leaves untruth, or the ego, behind. It is only this | one, unaltered Self that is the truth of who you are and who your |
T3:2.9 | of the truth simply have no meaning and no matter how much | one might try to read meaning into the meaningless, it will not be |
T3:2.11 | given here and that this reason, while perfectly believable, is not | one that includes a need to abandon your Self or God. Why should you |
T3:4.6 | we have done. We have taken away the foundation of illusion, the | one error that became the basis of all that came after it. You cannot |
T3:4.6 | after it. You cannot make another error such as this for it is the | one error. Does it not make sense that the only error possible is |
T3:4.7 | Treatise is to prevent the replacement of illusion with illusion, or | one ego-self with another. The training of this Course, while gentle |
T3:4.7 | military training, as great as any emotional trauma that has left | one in a state of emptiness. This is, in effect, the state in which |
T3:4.8 | Course of Love has accomplished. Now the choice is before you to do | one of two things: to proceed toward love or fear. If you proceed |
T3:5.7 | greatest sacrifice of all. The point of the story, however, was not | one of sacrifice but one of gift giving. The greatest gift of all was |
T3:5.7 | all. The point of the story, however, was not one of sacrifice but | one of gift giving. The greatest gift of all was given, the gift of |
T3:5.7 | of the ego-self and to allow the personal self to live on as the | one true Self, the one true son of God. The gift of redemption was |
T3:5.7 | and to allow the personal self to live on as the one true Self, the | one true son of God. The gift of redemption was given once and for |
T3:6.2 | the reign of God and the meaning of life and death. But this is | one of the key ideas that will keep you from yourself and has much to |
T3:6.3 | to ideas related to comparison as well, as lack of reward in | one instance and reward given in another, is the cause of much of the |
T3:6.5 | hearts of some, but even being that it is just another word, it is | one chosen to introduce an idea of such fallacy that it rivals only |
T3:6.5 | is to your heart what the ego has been to your mind. It is the | one false idea that has entered this holiest of places, this abode of |
T3:7.7 | dawned on those who looked, that treasures were to be found there. | One found art and another religion, one found poetry and another |
T3:7.7 | were to be found there. One found art and another religion, | one found poetry and another music, one seized upon a single thought |
T3:7.7 | found art and another religion, one found poetry and another music, | one seized upon a single thought and through its extrapolation |
T3:7.7 | seized upon a single thought and through its extrapolation founded | one science or another. In all of the excitement the matter of the |
T3:8.4 | self. Whether you believe the personal self is comprised of the | one identity you now hold or the identity of many past lives, the |
T3:8.8 | Remaining attached to bitterness is a reflection of the belief that | one person, and surely not you, can make a difference. If you could |
T3:8.8 | the world but only your own self. How difficult to imagine that this | one change could bring about all the changes you would imagine that |
T3:9.4 | of truth contains everything within its benevolent embrace. No | one stands beyond the embrace of love and you will be glad to see |
T3:9.5 | your own to those going on inside, thinking that with the force of | one more, maybe the walls will finally come tumbling down and those |
T3:10.7 | the ways in which you have formerly reacted to every situation. Not | one situation coming to you now will be a repeat of the past. How can |
T3:10.13 | constantly running through your mind and you would be translating | one into the other. But eventually, if this situation went on for |
T3:11.10 | To realize the difference between truth and illusion is not to call | one right and the other wrong but to simply recognize what they are. |
T3:11.12 | of the power of choice that exists within is all that differentiates | one from the other. |
T3:13.10 | called to do. You may even begin by something as simple as choosing | one thing a day that you will change to reflect the fact that you |
T3:13.13 | Ideas can certainly be birthed without the need for action, but | one of the factors that distinguishes an idea from a belief is a |
T3:14.1 | of the ego was based on fear. In this time of translation from | one thought system to the other, the most subtle and yet significant |
T3:15.3 | occur outside of relationship. The idea of special relationship is | one that hampers new beginnings. Special relations of all types are |
T3:15.5 | that they will discourage a repeat of the old behavior. The loved | one of an alcoholic can similarly approach each day with faith even |
T3:15.10 | with all within the House of Truth. This relationship makes the Self | one with all and so brings the holiness of the Self to all. |
T3:15.15 | You are accomplished. Giving and receiving are | one in truth. There is no loss but only gain within the laws of love. |
T3:16.9 | Giving and receiving are | one in truth. |
T3:16.10 | By saying that giving and receiving are | one in truth it is being said that you are lacking only in what you |
T3:16.16 | but that only seem to have the ability to build upon each other. Let | one part go and soon all the remaining parts will crumble into the |
T3:16.17 | Accept | one “part” or tenet of the truth and see the reverse take place. See |
T3:17.2 | relationship between the observer and the observed, the effect that | one cannot help but have upon the other. Science still has a long way |
T3:17.8 | and the truth, must end in order for the truth to become the | one reality. |
T3:18.3 | of a separate self. Observance is linked to cause and effect being | one. What is observed is in relationship with the observer and this |
T3:19.4 | of the ego or the bitterness of the heart. As cause and effect are | one, there is no effect to be seen in physical form without a |
T3:19.8 | There is only | one distinction that need be made: what comes of love and what comes |
T3:19.9 | desires. It is a thought system of unity. It is a thought system of | one thought, one goal. That goal is the original thought that began |
T3:19.9 | is a thought system of unity. It is a thought system of one thought, | one goal. That goal is the original thought that began the experience |
T3:19.13 | universe than it once did because of the difference between | one reality and the other, a difference that couldn’t be seen until |
T3:19.16 | While this would seem to leave some without hope, it will leave no | one without choice. It will make the one clear and only choice |
T3:19.16 | without hope, it will leave no one without choice. It will make the | one clear and only choice evident. It is a choice to live in truth or |
T3:20.3 | stray to benefiting and affecting others. In unity, all others are | one with you and thus what you strive for in effectiveness is your |
T3:20.6 | as anything but “bad.” You cannot feel anything but “sorry” for the | one suffering. Yet you are always drawn, despite these feelings of |
T3:20.6 | chide yourself not to deny the facts, and you begin, along with the | one whom you observe, the long walk toward death’s door. All of these |
T3:20.7 | that would ease suffering, and you might pray that God spare this | one from a future seemingly already written, and think that is more |
T3:20.13 | by those who have birthed the idea that cause and effect are | one in truth. |
T3:20.18 | released from a burden never meant to rest upon you even if it is | one you might have freely chosen. Your task is to create the new |
T3:20.19 | or illusion and nothing else for there is nothing else. There is but | one call for all circumstances, the call to love from love, the call |
T3:21.3 | There are no two sides to the truth. There is not more than | one truth. There is one truth. |
T3:21.3 | two sides to the truth. There is not more than one truth. There is | one truth. |
T3:21.8 | This certainty is antithetical to you. You think that to believe in | one truth is to deny other truths. There is only one truth. Untruth |
T3:21.8 | that to believe in one truth is to deny other truths. There is only | one truth. Untruth must now be denied. |
T3:21.9 | a set of information. These facts are subject to change and mean | one thing to one person and one thing to another. Illusion is |
T3:21.9 | information. These facts are subject to change and mean one thing to | one person and one thing to another. Illusion is symbolic. And what’s |
T3:21.9 | facts are subject to change and mean one thing to one person and | one thing to another. Illusion is symbolic. And what’s more it |
T3:21.20 | there are even two aspects to this contradictory seeming answer. | One is that your certainty regarding the identity of your personal |
T3:21.22 | Muslim to a Christian. It will not matter if a young person looks to | one his or her own age or turns to someone older. And yet it will |
T3:21.23 | is the starting point and as can be surely understood, where | one is willing another may not be. |
T3:21.24 | lead the way for others to follow. Do not give in to the idea that | one special one is needed nor give to any one a role you would not |
T3:21.24 | for others to follow. Do not give in to the idea that one special | one is needed nor give to any one a role you would not claim for |
T3:21.24 | give in to the idea that one special one is needed nor give to any | one a role you would not claim for yourself. No leaders and no |
T3:21.24 | are needed. This is quite obviously an old way of thinking. While no | one is called to evangelize, all are called equally to represent the |
T3:22.2 | and it would not be known to you. So even while I have said that no | one is called to leadership and while I have surely meant this and do |
T3:22.2 | of you will find that you do no more than mention this Course as the | one, or only one of the teachings that has led you to the truth. |
T3:22.2 | that you do no more than mention this Course as the one, or only | one of the teachings that has led you to the truth. |
T3:22.4 | two precepts of this course of learning into your new reality. | One is the often-repeated injunction to resign as your own teacher. |
T3:22.6 | Receiving is not an inactive state, nor | one familiar to most of you. While you cannot “work” at being |
T3:22.7 | not confined to receiving, but a state of giving and receiving as | one. Observation, as I am speaking of it and teaching it, makes you |
T3:22.7 | one. Observation, as I am speaking of it and teaching it, makes you | one with what you observe. Being one with what you observe causes you |
T3:22.7 | of it and teaching it, makes you one with what you observe. Being | one with what you observe causes you to know the proper response. It |
T3:22.11 | observe about your new Self you will observe about all. We will be | one body, one Self. No comparison will be possible. You will realize |
T3:22.11 | about your new Self you will observe about all. We will be one body, | one Self. No comparison will be possible. You will realize that |
T3:22.14 | of God because it is your true desire, your will and God’s joined as | one. |
T3:22.17 | Observe the personal self with | one last act of love and devotion, and in so doing transform the |
T4:1.1 | will not be about. It will not be predictive. It will leave no | one out. It will not appeal to fear nor give you cause for fear. It |
T4:1.6 | many other words would do, and when the concept of being chosen is | one laden with so many false ideas about exclusivity? I am using this |
T4:1.7 | might easily choose not to learn. The nature of life, however, is | one of learning, and if they do not learn what is taught in school, |
T4:1.10 | Means is what is being spoken of here. But all means are for | one end. All will learn the same content, for all are chosen; and all |
T4:1.14 | adaptive process of man. Surely this would seem a likely answer and | one to assuage your guilt and uncertainty, your fear of believing in |
T4:1.14 | have been different since then. If Jesus Christ were the chosen | one, his life would have changed the world. If the Israelites were |
T4:1.19 | nature of learning and of sharing in relationship. Means and end are | one. Cause and effect are the same. It is these indirect means of |
T4:1.20 | contrast—provided contrast through dissent. The good in which | one believed became the evil that another fought and in the contrast |
T4:1.21 | This is the way of learning in relationship. Means and end are | one. Cause and effect are the same. |
T4:2.11 | is but a way of calling all others to know what they can achieve. | One may desire to best a sporting record and another to follow the |
T4:2.11 | record and another to follow the first man into space and the | one who desires to best a sporting record may feel no desire to |
T4:2.11 | to follow the first man into space and vice versa, and yet, what | one achieves but opens the door for others and this is known to you. |
T4:2.14 | into a new time without believing that you are special. This is | one of the many reasons we have worked to dispel your ideas of |
T4:2.14 | the many reasons we have worked to dispel your ideas of specialness. | One of the best means for us to clarify the lack of specialness |
T4:2.21 | it and bid it true. Each day is a creation and holy too. Not | one day is meant to be lived within a struggle with what it brings. |
T4:2.27 | of the mind created its own separate world. Cause and effect are | one. The perceived state of separation created the perceived state of |
T4:2.29 | or bad, but only need be steadily aware that you can only see in | one of two ways—with love or fear. |
T4:2.32 | exist in relationship and union with all, and that each encounter is | one of union and relationship, and purpose—purpose that will be |
T4:3.8 | arise. With the onset of the vision of love, many of you will make | one final judgment in which you find everything to be good and full |
T4:3.13 | That the nature of form can change. That the nature of matter is | one of change. That the nature, even of form, once returned to its |
T4:3.13 | nature, even of form, once returned to its natural state of love, is | one of unity and everlasting life. |
T4:4.1 | of life-everlasting, there is everlasting life. Means and end are | one, cause and effect the same. |
T4:4.2 | The pattern of life-everlasting is | one of changing form. It is one that is revealed on Earth by birth |
T4:4.2 | The pattern of life-everlasting is one of changing form. It is | one that is revealed on Earth by birth and death, decay and renewal, |
T4:4.3 | between old generations and new seems necessary and even crucial. | One generation must pass to make room for the new. |
T4:4.5 | This is | one of the reasons that I came in the form of the “son of God.” In |
T4:4.6 | revealed the power of inheritance, the power of the Father, as | one of life-giving union. I called you then and I call you now to |
T4:4.18 | To sustain Christ-consciousness in form is creation of the new. My | one example life could not sustain Christ-consciousness for those who |
T4:5.3 | The many forms are made | one body through Christ-consciousness. The one body is one energy |
T4:5.3 | The many forms are made one body through Christ-consciousness. The | one body is one energy given many expressions in form. The same |
T4:5.3 | are made one body through Christ-consciousness. The one body is | one energy given many expressions in form. The same life-force |
T4:5.3 | that exists in matter in the form of this energy. Awareness of this | one Source of energy, and thus this one energy existing in |
T4:5.3 | this energy. Awareness of this one Source of energy, and thus this | one energy existing in everything, and creating the life in |
T4:5.4 | In order for your body to live, this | one Energy had to enter your form and exist where you think you are. |
T4:5.4 | Energy exists within you as it exists in all else that lives. It is | one Energy endlessly able to materialize in an inexhaustible variety |
T4:5.4 | able to materialize in an inexhaustible variety of forms. It is thus | one Energy endlessly able to dematerialize and rematerialize in an |
T4:5.7 | Just as your finger is but | one part of your body, without being separate from your body, or |
T4:5.12 | Because you have now made a new choice, a collective choice as | one body, one consciousness, to end the time of the intermediary and |
T4:5.12 | you have now made a new choice, a collective choice as one body, | one consciousness, to end the time of the intermediary and to begin |
T4:5.12 | the end of that life to know God. Your vision of the afterlife was | one in which God revealed Himself to you and, in that revelation, |
T4:6.3 | worlds can create a scenario in which it appears that some live on | one world and some on another. But I say to you that any scenario |
T4:6.3 | to you that any scenario that separates my brothers and sisters from | one another and the one life-giving energy that unites us all will |
T4:6.3 | that separates my brothers and sisters from one another and the | one life-giving energy that unites us all will but continue life as |
T4:6.3 | of unity is the binding realization that will return all, as | one body, to the natural state of Christ-consciousness. |
T4:6.5 | It is a vision of unity and relationship in harmony. It excludes no | one and no one’s choice and no one’s vision. Your brothers and |
T4:6.5 | are forever encompassed by the embrace. There is no wrong choice. No | one is excluded. All are chosen. |
T4:6.7 | for creation. In each moment, what is, while still existing in the | one truth of God’s law of love, can find many expressions. You can |
T4:7.5 | speaking of is abiding in your natural state. Your natural state is | one free of fear and judgment. This is all that makes up the |
T4:7.6 | even while the manner of this perfection of your health will remain | one of many options. |
T4:7.8 | due to the learning that has already occurred, the choice will be | one guided by love and thus be a joyous choice and ensure a joyous |
T4:8.2 | that you did not. I am saying that a choice was made within the | one mind, the one heart, and that this was your choice as well as |
T4:8.2 | did not. I am saying that a choice was made within the one mind, the | one heart, and that this was your choice as well as God’s choice. It |
T4:8.2 | heart, and that this was your choice as well as God’s choice. It was | one choice made in unity. It was the choice of all for life |
T4:8.7 | to you and chosen by you as it was by God, because you and God are | one. |
T4:8.14 | remains static and unchanging! How could this possibly be said of | one whose name and identity is synonymous with creation? You like to |
T4:8.15 | Does | one know love in one burst of knowing and never know more of love? |
T4:8.15 | Does one know love in | one burst of knowing and never know more of love? Does one grasp |
T4:8.15 | know love in one burst of knowing and never know more of love? Does | one grasp beauty and thereafter remain ever unstirred by it? Is not |
T4:8.16 | and pride that at least you know all there is to know about this | one thing. This was the ego’s answer to being a learning being— |
T4:8.16 | your purpose here. To learn everything there is to know about even | one subject, and to call that learning complete, is an error. If you |
T4:8.16 | this definition you will see that even in regards to the learning of | one subject it is not the truth. The only instance in which this is |
T4:8.17 | through constant revelation of what is. True learning has had only | one purpose—the purpose of returning you to awareness of your true |
T4:10.8 | outcome that had to do with other than the Self. Means and end are | one, cause and effect the same. Thus this applied learning produced |
T4:10.9 | but have an outcome that had to do with your Self. Means and end are | one, cause and effect the same. Thus this accomplished learning |
T4:12.3 | already in existence. They are beginning to see that they learn as | one. They are beginning to see that their questions are the same. |
T4:12.12 | This example arose from | one of those already gathered who was questioning the state of |
T4:12.12 | was that he saw the dawning of his contentment as the sign that | one period of learning was over and that it was time to move on to |
T4:12.21 | the optimal benefit of learning. These patterns were created by the | one mind and heart that you share in unity with God. The new patterns |
T4:12.21 | creating unity and relationship are only now being created by the | one mind and heart that you share in unity with God. You will be the |
T4:12.22 | innate consciousness, a consciousness far too vast to be learned but | one easily shared by all. |
T4:12.24 | a shared consciousness. The pattern of a shared consciousness is | one of sharing in unity and relationship. There is no pattern within |
T4:12.28 | to the time of learning does not continue. Thus the new pattern is | one of creation in relationship and unity rather than learning. What |
T4:12.30 | in unity and be communicated through our continuing dialogues with | one another. |
T4:12.31 | This is a prelude to but | one form of these dialogues. Sharing in unity is automatic. It is the |
T4:12.35 | It is up to us dear brothers and sisters. It is up to us acting as | one body, one mind, one heart. It is up to us creating as one body, |
T4:12.35 | to us dear brothers and sisters. It is up to us acting as one body, | one mind, one heart. It is up to us creating as one body, one mind, |
T4:12.35 | brothers and sisters. It is up to us acting as one body, one mind, | one heart. It is up to us creating as one body, one mind, one heart. |
T4:12.35 | acting as one body, one mind, one heart. It is up to us creating as | one body, one mind, one heart. Because it is the new future of a new |
T4:12.35 | one body, one mind, one heart. It is up to us creating as one body, | one mind, one heart. Because it is the new future of a new form |
T4:12.35 | one mind, one heart. It is up to us creating as one body, one mind, | one heart. Because it is the new future of a new form joined in unity |
D:1.12 | This thought makes you worry about the identity of the | one you have called yourself. This has been the purpose of many |
D:1.12 | the release of the old and the acceptance of the new. This occurs in | one form or another in the sacraments you have known as Baptism, |
D:1.13 | Open your heart, for the | one who dwells there in union with all will emerge from this opening. |
D:1.13 | and Cause of unity. Be no longer causeless. You and your Source are | one. |
D:1.14 | To live as who I Am within the world To make cause and effect as | one, and Union with the Source of love and all creation the reality. |
D:1.15 | are for everyone because we exist in unity with everyone. No | one will be forced to join our conversation. Only those listening |
D:1.20 | Is a piece of music not received by you even when you may be | one of thousands or millions who hear it? Does it matter who is first |
D:1.20 | many, for you and the many who join you in receiving these words are | one. |
D:1.23 | for you would realize that your Self is all there is. We are | one body, one Christ. We are one Self. |
D:1.23 | you would realize that your Self is all there is. We are one body, | one Christ. We are one Self. |
D:1.23 | that your Self is all there is. We are one body, one Christ. We are | one Self. |
D:1.25 | We are | one body. |
D:1.27 | received in the love and unity in which we truly exist together, as | one body, one Christ, one Self. |
D:1.27 | in the love and unity in which we truly exist together, as one body, | one Christ, one Self. |
D:1.27 | and unity in which we truly exist together, as one body, one Christ, | one Self. |
D:2.2 | the action of denial—it can thus be seen that they are, in truth, | one and the same action, just as means and end, cause and effect are |
D:2.2 | one and the same action, just as means and end, cause and effect are | one. You are asked to accept or receive the truth of who you are and |
D:2.6 | In the example used here, an example that illustrates only | one aspect of the learner’s life, an inability to claim the new |
D:2.11 | will find that you believe that each and every pattern will work in | one instance and not in another and that you make this judgment based |
D:2.11 | that allowed the learner to achieve a successful grade or outcome in | one instance would tend to be seen as a “successful pattern,” and |
D:3.2 | have heard as often as you have grown still and listened. It is the | one beautiful note, the tolling of the bell of the Lord, your |
D:3.6 | and so these conditions of learning are no longer necessary. Thus | one of your first acts of acceptance is the acceptance of the end of |
D:3.8 | Let us talk again for a moment of the idea of giving and receiving as | one that was introduced within A Course of Love and taught quite |
D:3.11 | That giving and receiving are | one in truth is best understood by taking away the idea of one who |
D:3.11 | are one in truth is best understood by taking away the idea of | one who gives and one who receives. If all are one, such ideas make |
D:3.11 | is best understood by taking away the idea of one who gives and | one who receives. If all are one, such ideas make no sense. This |
D:3.11 | away the idea of one who gives and one who receives. If all are | one, such ideas make no sense. This would seem to make the idea of |
D:3.11 | sense. This would seem to make the idea of giving and receiving as | one senseless as well. In a way, this is true. Giving and receiving |
D:3.11 | senseless as well. In a way, this is true. Giving and receiving as | one is senseless in terms related to a shared consciousness. Giving |
D:3.11 | in terms related to a shared consciousness. Giving and receiving as | one is not senseless, however, when that shared consciousness is |
D:3.12 | ideas, that exists apart from form. Giving and receiving are thus | one within the shared consciousness of unity, which is the same as |
D:3.12 | of unity, which is the same as saying giving and receiving are | one in truth. A shared consciousness is the truth of who you are. The |
D:3.12 | personal self, however, requires that this giving and receiving as | one be shared in form. Yet the elevated form, which now represents |
D:3.12 | separate from the shared consciousness. Thus giving and receiving as | one is now the nature of the elevated Self of form, and what we work |
D:3.14 | Giving and receiving as | one has become one in form as well as one in idea. What this means, |
D:3.14 | Giving and receiving as one has become | one in form as well as one in idea. What this means, simply stated |
D:3.14 | Giving and receiving as one has become one in form as well as | one in idea. What this means, simply stated once again, is that |
D:3.14 | which giving and receiving is not occurring. Giving and receiving as | one thus simply describes the nature of the new, the nature of shared |
D:3.15 | dialogue is continuous and ongoing. It is giving and receiving as | one. It is merely represented by the words on this page and the words |
D:3.18 | The body, however, is also newly the Self. The body is also, newly, | one body, one Christ. |
D:3.18 | however, is also newly the Self. The body is also, newly, one body, | one Christ. |
D:3.19 | just as I was once newly birthed even though my Self was eternal. | One of the major things we will be seeing as we proceed is the |
D:3.20 | the life of many different trees, the trees are all still of | one life-giving and life-supporting system. Can this be said of any |
D:3.21 | you are already aware of the truth of giving and receiving being | one. This awareness exists within you and you cannot any longer claim |
D:3.23 | is! The entire universe, the All of All, giving and receiving as | one. This is our power. And our power is needed for the creation of |
D:4.1 | is for you to be the new. As you are new, so too is God, for you are | one, if not the same. As you are new, so too is the world, for you |
D:4.1 | if not the same. As you are new, so too is the world, for you are | one, if not the same. As you are new, so are your brothers and |
D:4.1 | As you are new, so are your brothers and sisters, for they, too, are | one, if not the same. |
D:4.2 | now called to see no more. In unity you are whole and inseparable, | one living organism now raised above the level of the organism as you |
D:4.4 | see not what it means to be neither different nor the same but to be | one. |
D:4.12 | the differences in what you see, think, and feel, there is but | one external divine pattern that created the observable world, and |
D:4.12 | external divine pattern that created the observable world, and only | one internal divine pattern that created the internal world. The |
D:4.14 | products of the separated self. The idea of giving and receiving as | one might be thought of as a divinely inspired system of thought. In |
D:4.14 | as a divinely inspired system of thought. In such a way of thinking, | one would take the internal thought pattern, enhance it with the |
D:4.14 | according to the system of thought of giving and receiving being | one. Systems of thought are thus the foundation upon which how you |
D:4.15 | systems of thought were part of the divine pattern. Contrast is | one such system. As a learning being, you accepted that you learned |
D:4.16 | systems of thought were not part of the divine pattern. The ego is | one such system. It may seem peculiar to think of the ego as a |
D:4.16 | given an identity you but falsely believed to be yourself. From this | one externalized thought pattern came most of your false ideas, ideas |
D:4.24 | the new pattern and to the thought system of giving and receiving as | one. Let the authority of the new be given and received. Become the |
D:4.28 | What is | one, or in union with all, draws from the well of divine design. You |
D:4.30 | sisters behind. Invite them too. For those who are imprisoned are | one with you, and need but your release to find their own. |
D:4.31 | be who you are, and your commitment to the Covenant of the New, are | one and the same, these reasons will disappear. All the different |
D:4.31 | All the different reasons you would cite become what they are— | one reason, the same reason—and you will see that what is one is |
D:4.31 | are—one reason, the same reason—and you will see that what is | one is neither the same nor different. You will see that there is one |
D:4.31 | is one is neither the same nor different. You will see that there is | one answer, an answer different for everyone and yet the same for |
D:5.5 | Let me provide you with an example that illustrates how | one aspect of what was created in the pattern of learning, while not |
D:6.2 | One of the methods employed by your teacher within the text of your | |
D:6.6 | things you have made you have not made from nothing. There is not | one thing that you have made that does not exist as some variation of |
D:6.12 | and cooperation. This is a harmony and cooperation that might | one day extend to the sun and a demonstration that the sun need not |
D:6.17 | ruled, and the “new” as a world in which giving and receiving are | one, you will begin to see the enormity of the thought reversal that |
D:6.21 | what ridding your mind of ideas of placing blame does, is take it | one step away from the thinking of the “if this, then that” thought |
D:6.24 | We have talked of but | one replacement for the pattern of learning—the pattern of |
D:6.26 | You are whole once again and your form will merely represent | one aspect of your wholeness in the field of time. |
D:7.5 | of time. In this state, no duality exists. Doing and being are | one. |
D:7.6 | “Right” action comes from the unity in which doing and being are | one, or in other words from the state in which there is no division |
D:7.8 | in a particular time and place, but this is simply the nature of | one aspect of what you are. The nature of form is that it exists as |
D:7.8 | and is perceptible to the senses. You have previously seen this | one aspect of form as separating it from mind, heart, and spirit— |
D:7.14 | love from the particular to the universal by loving all. We are | one body, one Christ. |
D:7.14 | from the particular to the universal by loving all. We are one body, | one Christ. |
D:7.18 | exists in union or the state of Christ-consciousness. By becoming | one body, one Christ, you have accepted existence as a non-particular |
D:7.18 | in union or the state of Christ-consciousness. By becoming one body, | one Christ, you have accepted existence as a non-particular being in |
D:7.19 | this seems like a time-bound statement, it is not. It is merely | one way of stating that creation is ongoing rather than static. That |
D:7.26 | outside of time asks you to do is to see the body as but this | one, small, aspect of what you are. In observing both yourself and |
D:7.28 | call your own with business travel or vacations, and have more than | one locale that feels like home; or you may never travel far from the |
D:8.4 | are “more” than your body, your natural talent or ability has been | one of the primary factors leading to this realization. It has been |
D:8.4 | one of the primary factors leading to this realization. It has been | one of the primary factors leading to this realization because a part |
D:9.4 | But you have thought about this desire to know who you are in | one way or another all of your life without reaching the place of |
D:9.4 | of learning, the pattern, even of your wholeheartedness, remains | one of thought. This pattern is what the new patterns of acceptance |
D:10.6 | is given is to not complete the cycle of giving and receiving as | one. What is given must be received. What is received must be given. |
D:11.2 | consider this Dialogue the written notes of my thoughts. In this | one example can you not see the fallacy inherent in all the others? |
D:11.2 | you think that differentiates you from me, not our content, which is | one and the same. |
D:12.13 | One of the primary ideas that will assist you in leaving patterns of | |
D:12.19 | you, just as the All of Everything, the whole of wholeness, the | one of oneness, include you. We are, in unity, one body. We are, in |
D:12.19 | of wholeness, the one of oneness, include you. We are, in unity, | one body. We are, in Christ consciousness, one Christ. We are, in |
D:12.19 | you. We are, in unity, one body. We are, in Christ consciousness, | one Christ. We are, in wholeheartedness, one heart and one mind. |
D:12.19 | in Christ consciousness, one Christ. We are, in wholeheartedness, | one heart and one mind. |
D:12.19 | one Christ. We are, in wholeheartedness, one heart and | one mind. |
D:13.8 | of individuality, with separate thoughts, and with the idea that no | one will ever be able to truly know you. But join with others who are |
D:13.9 | that you could not learn on your own, you are now being told by | one who knows that you also do not come to the knowing of the state |
D:13.12 | becomes effortless and joyful and effective. Cause and effect become | one. Means and end the same. |
D:14.6 | One of the major benefits of questions such as these is that they can | |
D:14.16 | being present as all you are. When this occurs you are All in All, | One in being with your Father. |
D:15.6 | single unifying principle of wholeness: Movement, being, expression. | One did not occur before the other, as they are not separate. There |
D:15.6 | there was being? This is the way the mind looks at principles, | one coming after the other and building upon each other. This is not |
D:15.11 | is eternal life, not temporal life. There are no degrees of life. | One form is not more alive than another. All that lives contains the |
D:15.15 | You have all been sailors here, animated by the wind of spirit and at | one time sailing—flying along with the wind at your back—and at |
D:15.19 | to do so. This is, as with all maintenance, a temporary measure, but | one you desire to have discussed, just as we discussed parameters to |
D:16.2 | already exist in unity. Creation occurs in each of us, seemingly | one at a time. Creation is our coming into our true identity, and is |
D:16.5 | as you and God become synonymous through Creation. Means and end are | one. Cause and effect the same. Creation is means and end as God is |
D:16.11 | And yet giving and receiving are | one in truth. All of the principles of creation are in accord with |
D:17.1 | occurs in time and space rather than in truth. It is never about | one. It is not about replacement. It comes in a never ending series |
D:17.7 | of their own accord. You feel the power of giving and receiving as | one, for this is what this gesture symbolizes, a great and steady |
D:17.7 | symbolizes, a great and steady flow of giving and receiving as | one, an unbroken chain of giving and receiving as one. You offer up |
D:17.7 | and receiving as one, an unbroken chain of giving and receiving as | one. You offer up your glory and call it down from heaven, both at |
D:17.19 | is to feel awe, which, it has been stated, is due nothing and no | one but God. To move beyond desire to reverence is to move into the |
D:Day1.4 | requirements are prerequisites for many states you value. To marry | one man you must choose to leave others behind. This is required. |
D:Day1.4 | many ways, have many male friends, teachers, guides. It means that | one is chosen as a mate to the exclusion of others chosen as a mate. |
D:Day1.11 | discovering the power of healing. Some think this power comes from | one source and some from another. You may think that, as long as the |
D:Day1.11 | be the practitioner a faith healer or a medical doctor. You may make | one exclusive choice to attend to your needs of healing, or you may |
D:Day1.13 | the way it is. It is not about being right or being wrong, about | one being more and others less. This is simply the way to sameness of |
D:Day1.15 | love. You all are equally beloved. That you give your devotion to | one religious tradition or another matters not. That you accept that |
D:Day1.17 | these words and grown closer to your Self. This is because we are | One. To know me is to know your Self. |
D:Day1.18 | that this creation story is occurring in each and every | one of us. Let me move forward and speak a moment of Adam and Eve and |
D:Day1.25 | the wholeness of the story’s end. As a story is seen to move from | one element to another in an unbroken chain of events, so too is the |
D:Day1.27 | is the same. You are living my story as I lived yours. They are | one story. |
D:Day1.28 | we share. The Bible and all holy texts can be seen clearly now as | one creation story. One story of one beginning. One story with many |
D:Day1.28 | and all holy texts can be seen clearly now as one creation story. | One story of one beginning. One story with many promises made. |
D:Day1.28 | texts can be seen clearly now as one creation story. One story of | one beginning. One story with many promises made. Promises of |
D:Day1.28 | seen clearly now as one creation story. One story of one beginning. | One story with many promises made. Promises of inheritance and |
D:Day2.1 | the Self of unity. It is time for the final merging of the two into | one Self, the elevated Self of form. |
D:Day2.15 | This unconditional acceptance is necessary. I will give you | one final example in order to make our discussion as clear as |
D:Day2.21 | not stress the time of childhood as it is a time commonly held to be | one of innocence. The accounts of my maturity generally begin with |
D:Day3.1 | is undergoing this final surrender, there are stages through which | one moves. The first is denial, the second is anger. We have already |
D:Day3.4 | than you did new ideas about love, not realizing that they were | one and the same. |
D:Day3.6 | There is | one area that is greeted with even more anger and more resistance in |
D:Day3.8 | in feeling more loved and possibly even assist you in finding some | one to love. You may believe that this spirituality can help mend a |
D:Day3.11 | order to earn, learned in order to advance yourself in the world in | one way or another. Since money or abundance is not a “given” for |
D:Day3.14 | As far as you have come, these ideas are still with most of you to | one degree or another. Even though you know these are false ideas, |
D:Day3.14 | a difference, especially in terms of monetary abundance. This is | one of those situations in which you know and have no idea what to do |
D:Day3.17 | of money when it is seen as a “given.” It is seen as a “given” in | one case only: In the case of inheritance, in the case of those |
D:Day3.22 | work, simpler pleasures, and yet you still see your new state as | one that does not touch upon this aspect of “reality.” The better |
D:Day3.23 | because it was the reality of the learning life. Even if you are | one of those others consider lucky, one of those who always has “just |
D:Day3.23 | learning life. Even if you are one of those others consider lucky, | one of those who always has “just enough,” little do others know that |
D:Day3.28 | end of learning. The condition of want was a learning device—not | one of divine design, but one of the thought system of the ego. It |
D:Day3.28 | of want was a learning device—not one of divine design, but | one of the thought system of the ego. It was a trick to keep you |
D:Day3.34 | fall away. I know you expect a flowery answer, and surely not | one that will be a “one, two, three steps to abundance” answer; but I |
D:Day3.34 | answer; but I will try to address you in an in-between tone, | one that will not cause you to feel spoken down to or incite your |
D:Day3.34 | will not cause you to feel spoken down to or incite your hostility. | One that will not only be truthful, but as practical as you need it |
D:Day3.45 | Anger could be likened to an argument, a debate, in which you are on | one side and determined to be the one who is right, the one whose |
D:Day3.45 | a debate, in which you are on one side and determined to be the | one who is right, the one whose side will win. What you hope to win, |
D:Day3.45 | you are on one side and determined to be the one who is right, the | one whose side will win. What you hope to win, in this insane |
D:Day3.52 | each stage is experienced and felt. This experience has only | one combined value, one combined purpose, the purpose of the final |
D:Day3.52 | experienced and felt. This experience has only one combined value, | one combined purpose, the purpose of the final letting-go, the final |
D:Day3.59 | this is a matter of all or nothing. You cannot accept part of | one reality and part of another. You cannot accept, for instance, the |
D:Day4.2 | in debate. To engage in debate is but a strategy for proving | one side right and one side wrong. We must begin with the realization |
D:Day4.2 | To engage in debate is but a strategy for proving one side right and | one side wrong. We must begin with the realization that we are on the |
D:Day4.2 | arguments we will be having will be meant to show you this: That on | one side are the temptations of the human experience, which is just |
D:Day4.18 | with this throughout the centuries has been a tendency to challenge | one world-view only to replace it with another of no greater truth or |
D:Day4.21 | This feeling of being misled is another cause of your anger— | one of the primary causes, in truth. Not only has all that you have |
D:Day4.33 | serve the natural. Some might “go into” the breathing and become | one with it. Others might become the observer and in so doing remove |
D:Day4.35 | was symbolic of a place from which God was almost touchable. As if | one could raise ones arms and touch God, stretch just a little more |
D:Day4.41 | of the elevated Self of form? Why is this suddenly a choice between | one or the other? It is the first choice of the new temptations, the |
D:Day4.43 | lack that you would pray for? Surely this you can do, for I deny no | one the journey to the mountain top, not once or many times. But this |
D:Day4.45 | you have made in a lifetime of endless choices. There is only | one requirement for this choice: Wholehearted desire. Wholehearted |
D:Day4.48 | Your desire and your access are | one and the same. If you desire this transformation wholeheartedly, |
D:Day4.50 | which you arrive at acceptance, nor to focus on acceptance of | one thing over another. You are not to label good or bad. Just to |
D:Day4.56 | This is the choice that allows us to continue our dialogue as | one. To talk heart to heart. To have the kind of discourse that can |
D:Day4.60 | Our forward movement must be achieved, however. But | one is needed to begin this movement. Followers will naturally |
D:Day5.6 | Love never changes. It thus is the same for each of us. Yet not | one of us expresses love in exactly the same way as another. This is |
D:Day5.11 | There would seem to be | one major difference between unity and love and that difference would |
D:Day5.12 | will seem, at first, a quite individual accomplishment, something | one may have and another may not. While this remains the case, you |
D:Day5.13 | give. You thus have long known the truth of giving and receiving as | one within your own heart. You might think of access in the same way |
D:Day5.14 | Like love, unity has | one source and many expressions. It will be in your unique expression |
D:Day5.16 | unity by a laying on of hands. Similarly, you might say healing is | one of the ways the healer expresses love. In truth healing and love |
D:Day5.17 | you that the sameness of union is not about becoming clones or | one specific type of idealized holy person. Union is being fully who |
D:Day5.23 | they were not eager to share, only that the means of sharing was not | one of teaching or learning. |
D:Day6.4 | together. We have further spoken of your point of access to unity as | one of convergence, intersection, and pass-through. Can you see the |
D:Day6.7 | At | one time the creation of a piece of music is only an idea in the mind |
D:Day6.9 | expression of the artist’s idea, however, will it and the artist be | one. |
D:Day6.12 | the relationship of creation in which created and creator become | one. |
D:Day6.13 | Now, in returning to | one of the main themes of this chapter—the simple truth that you |
D:Day6.23 | Even learning is accelerated by hands-on activities, by doing what | one has previously only learned. |
D:Day6.28 | create the difficulty so many of you are currently experiencing in | one way or another. Your desire is where it belongs—here—in the |
D:Day7.5 | of learning that you accepted during the time of learning was not | one of support but one of effort. You must accept, now, that the |
D:Day7.5 | you accepted during the time of learning was not one of support but | one of effort. You must accept, now, that the pattern of learning is |
D:Day7.8 | you are moving from a place of maintenance of these conditions to | one of sustainability of these conditions. They do not come about |
D:Day8.19 | temptations that were spoken of earlier. This temptation stems from | one thing only—from not living in the present. Distancing, or |
D:Day9.4 | your choice, your permission, that will make it so. The only | one who can stop you now is yourself. The only permission you ever |
D:Day9.6 | Freedom is nothing other than freedom of expression. No | one can block the freedom of what your mind would think or heart |
D:Day9.13 | as being for. While other learning goals may have receded, this | one seems a learning goal worthy of your effort. It seems to be a |
D:Day9.16 | The idea of your “potential” was a useful learning tool and | one that served the purposes of the Holy Spirit as well as those of |
D:Day9.22 | or herself separate. They realize not that they are the same as the | one they idolize, but realize only that they are different. In |
D:Day9.23 | You are the “same” or “as” accomplished as every enlightened | one who has ever existed. Without realizing this, however, your |
D:Day9.32 | which you did so in the past. In the past you moved quickly from | one learning challenge to another. You have just completed a |
D:Day10.28 | Do you not at times shake your head and think that a dead loved | one was lucky not to have lived to see the current state of affairs |
D:Day10.31 | are powerless but because you do not know your power. If there is | one thing associated with my life more so than any other, it was |
D:Day10.33 | not to ideals of social activism, to causes, or to championing any | one side over another. Turn not to your thoughts but to your feelings |
D:Day10.33 | and go where they lead. And everywhere they lead you, remember | one thing only. Remember to embrace your power. The power of love is |
D:Day10.36 | world and those who live upon it have been pursued separately from | one another and from God—until recently. Now unity is being sought |
D:Day11.1 | We are | one Self. How else could we be capable of receiving what we give? How |
D:Day11.2 | Because we are | one heart, one mind, one Self, we can only know our selves through |
D:Day11.2 | Because we are one heart, | one mind, one Self, we can only know our selves through sharing in |
D:Day11.2 | Because we are one heart, one mind, | one Self, we can only know our selves through sharing in unity and |
D:Day11.2 | the truth of the union of form and spirit, separate selves and the | One Self. |
D:Day11.3 | elevation of the self of form is nothing but the recognition of the | One Self within the Self. |
D:Day11.4 | The | One Self exists within the many in order to know Its Self through |
D:Day11.5 | you might want to bring to the world are brought about in only | one way: The way of sharing in union and relationship. It is only in |
D:Day11.5 | the means of separate relationships joining in union that the | One Self is capable of being either the observer or the observed. |
D:Day12.3 | is this merging of the Self with the unconditional love of the | One Self. The One Self loves Its Self. There is nothing else to love. |
D:Day12.3 | merging of the Self with the unconditional love of the One Self. The | One Self loves Its Self. There is nothing else to love. The One Self |
D:Day12.3 | The One Self loves Its Self. There is nothing else to love. The | One Self is the All. |
D:Day12.4 | The space of the | One Self is everything. Space is neither divided nor separated nor |
D:Day12.8 | no obstacles for it knows no uncaring. It knows only love for the | One Self. It feels the obstacle but does not know it. The feeling |
D:Day12.8 | calls upon it. The obstacle is thus enfolded in the space, becoming | one with it. The perceiver knows not of the enfolding but feels no |
D:Day12.8 | The solidity of the perceiver is, in this manner, deflected from the | One Self, becoming not an obstacle. The open space of the perceiver |
D:Day12.9 | obstacle of non-human form is easily enfolded in the space of the | One Self and can be moved or passed through. |
D:Day13.1 | Once the | One Self became form and knew Its Self, it knew separate thought. The |
D:Day13.1 | Its Self, it knew separate thought. The separate thoughts of the | one self, rather than the form of the one self, allowed for the |
D:Day13.1 | The separate thoughts of the one self, rather than the form of the | one self, allowed for the knowing of the self that created the many |
D:Day13.1 | since the beginning of time now know themselves as the many and the | one, the individual and the collective. This is the knowing in |
D:Day13.2 | The “one” self of form is the self you were born into. The | one self of form comes to know the One Self through relationship with |
D:Day13.2 | the self you were born into. The one self of form comes to know the | One Self through relationship with other selves experiencing oneness |
D:Day13.3 | of form but to integrate it so that you are both the many and the | one. The oneness that your individual self represents in this life is |
D:Day13.3 | individual self represents in this life is the oneness of the Holy | One who is both one—somewhat in the way you think of the individual |
D:Day13.3 | represents in this life is the oneness of the Holy One who is both | one—somewhat in the way you think of the individual self—and All. |
D:Day13.4 | The love that is found in the relationships of the | one Self with the many is the love of God. There is no other love. |
D:Day13.6 | form is transparent. Through this transparency, the reality of the | One Self being also the many, or the all, is apparent. The |
D:Day13.6 | of form, the awesome majesty of nature, all are visible within the | One Self because of the invisibility of the one boundary-less Self of |
D:Day13.6 | are visible within the One Self because of the invisibility of the | one boundary-less Self of form. All of creation is present and |
D:Day14.1 | all that is realized with the acceptance of the spacious Self, the | One Self, and the many, that full acceptance is actually achieved and |
D:Day14.3 | ejects or forgets because all feelings are accepted as those of the | One Self. |
D:Day14.4 | of others within the spacious Self, by not forgetting that the | one and the many are the same, by willfully remembering that the |
D:Day14.4 | are accepted as one’s own and held within the spaciousness of the | One Self, the whole Self. |
D:Day14.6 | is within your power. Your power is the power of the many and the | one that exist in wholeness within the spacious Self. |
D:Day14.7 | the “holding pattern” that you entered into with them was | one of willful forgetting and escape. They were “shelved” like museum |
D:Day14.12 | unknown and as such a means of coming to know. These words are only | one means, which is why this is called a dialogue. Realize now that |
D:Day14.12 | which 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 |
D:Day14.12 | You have entered into the dialogue with the many as well as the | one. This dialogue is going on all around you. Have you been |
D:Day14.12 | dialogue 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 | you been listening to but one voice? Or have you begun to hear the | one voice in the many? |
D:Day14.13 | own 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 | 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 hear your |
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, |
D:Day15.1 | 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 entered the |
D:Day15.10 | form have practiced and that has never been practiced by many at | one time. It is a major shift because it is not neutral but creative. |
D:Day15.11 | who join you on the mountain top is necessary to this next step. | One reason is that it allows a starting point for your practice. |
D:Day15.11 | this power cannot be misused, to have access to this power in | one instance and not another as you move in and out of the state of |
D:Day15.15 | You are here to make | one another known and in so doing to know oneness. It will be less |
D:Day15.16 | process. “Group think” does not replace the consciousness of the | One Self with the “one group self.” This is not a time of being |
D:Day15.16 | not a time of being judged or of adopting the beliefs of others but | one of finally conquering judgment with neutrality or acceptance. |
D:Day15.25 | One of the practical aspects has just been discussed—that of | |
D:Day15.25 | It is important to be able to hold the spacious consciousness of the | One Self and also to be able to focus—to not exclude while also |
D:Day17.5 | the strength of their connection to Christ-consciousness. While no | one has more access to Christ-consciousness than another, some |
D:Day17.9 | revealed the choices available to those who would follow after them. | One way, that of Jesus, was the way of acceptance, teaching by |
D:Day18.2 | One way is active. One way is receptive. Yet the ways are not | |
D:Day18.2 | One way is active. | One way is receptive. Yet the ways are not separate any more than |
D:Day18.4 | These example lives are evidenced through the individuation of the | One Self among the many. In other words, to choose to be an example |
D:Day18.4 | many will be called to so that sameness is seen in difference, the | one is seen in the many, and the many seen in the one. It is a way of |
D:Day18.4 | in difference, the one is seen in the many, and the many seen in the | one. It is a way of service through action. It is a way of joy and |
D:Day18.5 | known. They accept the death of the self and the resurrection of the | One Self, the end of the individual and the individuation of the One |
D:Day18.5 | the One Self, the end of the individual and the individuation of the | One Self amongst the many. They find renewed pleasure in being who |
D:Day18.11 | interaction with the Christ-consciousness that abides within you. | One way of doing this is through individuation and becoming known. |
D:Day18.11 | One way of doing this is through individuation and becoming known. | One way of doing this is incarnation through relationship in which |
D:Day19.7 | creates change is really to be called to a function of preparing | one or many for the change that must occur within. The function of |
D:Day19.8 | aspect of that function in different ways. But the function remained | one of direct union with God. This is quite literally the function of |
D:Day19.8 | speak of functions unique to each, we speak of expressions of this | one ultimate function. Together, the way of Mary and the way of Jesus |
D:Day19.11 | following these ways. Being true to the self and the calling of the | One Self is all that matters. Eventually all will follow the way of |
D:Day19.12 | the unknown. The two ways of demonstration make the unknown known. | One makes the unknown known through individuated example lives. One |
D:Day19.12 | One makes the unknown known through individuated example lives. | One makes the unknown known through creation of the new so that the |
D:Day19.14 | facilitates knowing through relationship. This occurs through the | one Self of form. |
D:Day19.15 | and relationship allows for the channeling of creation through the | one Self because the one Self is joined in union and relationship. |
D:Day19.15 | for the channeling of creation through the one Self because the | one Self is joined in union and relationship. |
D:Day19.16 | too is tricky for it can lead to judgment. When there is more than | one way, there is always room for comparison and judgment. Thus it is |
D:Day19.16 | two ways as intertwined circles existing in support and harmony with | one another. As those given specific functions fulfill those |
D:Day20.7 | constantly be coming to know. The only thing there is to know is the | One Self in its many expressions. You are the known and the unknown. |
D:Day20.9 | if this is the only way that the beauty, truth, and wisdom of the | One Self can be made known, then you are the source and the power of |
D:Day21.6 | is the “thought” that has to change. If giving and receiving are | one, then giver and receiver are also one. It is only you who can do |
D:Day21.6 | If giving and receiving are one, then giver and receiver are also | one. It is only you who can do anything with the wisdom, guidance, or |
D:Day21.6 | exists in everything and everyone. There is nothing channeled to | one that isn’t channeled to all. The old notions of teaching and |
D:Day21.7 | The “transfer” of knowledge is now an act of giving and receiving as | one. No intermediary is needed when you exist in union. It is |
D:Day21.7 | within each moment and that the interaction, rather than being | one of taking something from an outside source into the self where it |
D:Day22.3 | (what is available) with the individual (what is expressed). Whether | one chooses to avail oneself of the channeled or expressed |
D:Day22.4 | of experiences or information available and channeling only what | one desires to know. Thus, it is prudent to repeat once again, that |
D:Day22.6 | It does not matter that everyone’s function is the same because no | one expression of this same function produces the same results. No |
D:Day22.6 | one expression of this same function produces the same results. No | one who is in union with God is in union with the known. Yet it is as |
D:Day22.10 | is no “higher” self waiting to do what only you can do. There is no | one else who knows what you know the way you know it or who can |
D:Day23.3 | of the illusion, surrendering the mist that was all that separated | one world from another. |
D:Day24.1 | the butterfly. This is the way that you are many Selves as well as | one Self. You are a Self with many forms. The form you occupy |
D:Day24.3 | from nature either. It is triggered in any number of ways, only | one of which is by your choice. When it was said that A Course of |
D:Day24.7 | The caterpillar, the cocoon, and the butterfly have always been | one and remain one. Each form is but a different stage in the |
D:Day24.7 | the cocoon, and the butterfly have always been one and remain | one. Each form is but a different stage in the becoming of the |
D:Day25.3 | to your own ears. Let them come. Your feelings may be confused in | one moment, crystal clear in the next. Let them all come. Your |
D:Day26.4 | through the valleys of level ground. There is no other guide. We are | One Self. |
D:Day26.7 | in a single heartbeat, a single instant of knowing. This is the | One Self knowing itself. This is not knowing that comes with a great |
D:Day26.7 | that comes with the awe of reverence. Creator and created are | one and the homecoming experienced is that of union. |
D:Day26.8 | Self-guidance is the propulsion, the fuel, for the | One Self to know itself. You are ready to be so known. |
D:Day27.9 | in nature can be experienced as different levels of experience of | one whole. You might consider this by again picturing the |
D:Day27.9 | might consider this by again picturing the mountain-top. Looking in | one direction, you might see only darkness. Looking in another, you |
D:Day27.9 | the dawning of light. Opposites exist only as different aspects of | one whole. Different aspects exist only as different levels of |
D:Day27.13 | within the aspect of separation. Merge the two, however, into | one level of experience and the whole formula changes. |
D:Day27.14 | We practice experiencing the constant and the variable as | one. We practice experiencing the constant and the variable together. |
D:Day28.1 | At | one time there seemed to be little or no choice between staying |
D:Day28.1 | life. This may have seemed to be an either/or proposition and thus | one of limitation. Moving from an externally directed to an |
D:Day28.6 | and just keep following the opportunities that are presented along | one path. They may have chosen one career, for instance, and made |
D:Day28.6 | that are presented along one path. They may have chosen | one career, for instance, and made choices within that career path, |
D:Day28.9 | in a giver and a receiver to knowing that giver and receiver are | one, is also of paramount importance. |
D:Day28.10 | You and your life are | one. Your life is not the giver and you the receiver. |
D:Day28.11 | You and God are | one. God is not the giver and you the receiver. |
D:Day28.13 | Depending on the circumstances of your life, | one of these two attitudes will have a reverse side that will have a |
D:Day28.15 | at least some combination of these two attitudes, but will find that | one is prevalent. You must now get past all such notions or attitudes. |
D:Day28.19 | we have been working on by changing your experience of time to | one of experiencing two levels of “time.” Our “time” on the mountain |
D:Day28.20 | same whole that is the constant of all that is whole—all that is | one. |
D:Day28.25 | is desired no longer, but experience is. Your will and God’s are | one and thus it is being made so. |
D:Day29.1 | way. If you can integrate all that opposes wholeness into | one level of experience, you will be able to experience life from |
D:Day29.2 | different conditions, at times complementing and at times opposing | one another. Just as mind and heart became one in wholeheartedness |
D:Day29.2 | and at times opposing one another. Just as mind and heart became | one in wholeheartedness and ended the conflict induced by their |
D:Day30.2 | the whole. In order for a common denominator to be found, more than | one (fraction, part, or variable) must exist. The purpose of finding |
D:Day30.2 | of finding a common denominator is to translate what is more than | one into one. An assumption of wholeness is “common” in every |
D:Day30.2 | a common denominator is to translate what is more than one into | one. An assumption of wholeness is “common” in every denominator. |
D:Day30.4 | or the state of “Wholeness” or “Beingness” separating into more than | one in order to know Itself, you would see that knower and known are |
D:Day30.4 | one in order to know Itself, you would see that knower and known are | one. You would see that two or more are needed in order for knowing |
D:Day30.5 | let us consider this in terms of experience. As knower and known are | one, experience and experiencer are one. In other words, one must |
D:Day30.5 | As knower and known are one, experience and experiencer are | one. In other words, one must experience in order to know. It follows |
D:Day30.5 | known are one, experience and experiencer are one. In other words, | one must experience in order to know. It follows then that what is |
D:Day31.2 | While you have been immersed in | one level of experience you have been either knower or known. This is |
D:Day31.4 | without division. Wholeness and oneness are the same. You are | one in being with your Father, your Creator, the originator and |
D:Day31.5 | only half of any experience, to have seen every experience in only | one dimension—in short, to have seen experience as happening to you |
D:Day31.6 | All experience is a product of knower and knowee. It is the | One Self knowing itself as one individuated Self. |
D:Day31.6 | a product of knower and knowee. It is the One Self knowing itself as | one individuated Self. |
D:Day31.7 | from union only by experience. Union is the realm of the | One. Joining is where the realm of the One unites with the realm of |
D:Day31.7 | Union is the realm of the One. Joining is where the realm of the | One unites with the realm of the many. In each of the many is the One |
D:Day31.7 | One unites with the realm of the many. In each of the many is the | One—the common denominator. By knowing the One in the many, |
D:Day31.7 | each of the many is the One—the common denominator. By knowing the | One in the many, experience can be achieved within wholeness. |
D:Day31.8 | knowing occurs within, with the knowing, or experiencing, of the | One within the individuated Self. Notice the link here of knowing and |
D:Day31.8 | Self is to know the Self as creator, or in other words, to know the | One Self within the individuated Self. To know the One Self within |
D:Day31.8 | to know the One Self within the individuated Self. To know the | One Self within the individuated Self is to join the two. The two are |
D:Day31.8 | Experience is not known separately from the Self. Self and God are | one and experiencing together in wholeness. For the individuated Self |
D:Day32.5 | First we will look at the concept of God as Supreme Being—God as | one being, one entity. When thought of in such a way, it is somewhat |
D:Day32.5 | will look at the concept of God as Supreme Being—God as one being, | one entity. When thought of in such a way, it is somewhat easier to |
D:Day32.13 | God is still seen as having what man has not. The list of what | one can imagine makes God powerful and man not could be endless, just |
D:Day32.13 | can imagine makes God powerful and man not could be endless, just as | one could make an endless list of what they believe differentiates |
D:Day32.14 | point that this work has striven to get across. That man and God are | one. Not only is man God. But God is man and woman and child. God is. |
D:Day32.17 | relationship of God to Jesus was that of Father to Son but also as | one in being. One in being, but different in relationship. |
D:Day32.17 | of God to Jesus was that of Father to Son but also as one in being. | One in being, but different in relationship. |
D:Day32.18 | Could God be | one in being, but different in relationship, to each of us? Could not |
D:Day32.18 | what differentiates God from us and us from God? So that we are both | one in being and different? Could it be that while we are one in |
D:Day32.18 | are both one in being and different? Could it be that while we are | one in being with God we can also become more god-like through the |
D:Day32.19 | like oneness, cannot know itself without relationship. You are | one in being with your Father, with God, with the Creator and with |
D:Day33.1 | conflict. The power of God exists within everyone because all are | one in being with God. And yet this power cannot be used. It can only |
D:Day33.3 | or access to being and being the route or access to relationship. | One cannot exist without the other and thus both are one in truth. |
D:Day33.3 | relationship. One cannot exist without the other and thus both are | one in truth. This is the divine marriage, the divine relationship of |
D:Day33.6 | But your who is also your representation of being. The two becoming | one—the individuated self becoming one in being—is the aim toward |
D:Day33.6 | of being. The two becoming one—the individuated self becoming | one in being—is the aim toward which we have journeyed together. |
D:Day33.7 | comes to you or happens to you. Yet if relationship and being are | one, and you are one in being and different in relationship, what is |
D:Day33.7 | happens to you. Yet if relationship and being are one, and you are | one in being and different in relationship, what is being said is |
D:Day33.7 | what is being said is that being and relationship are of | one piece, one whole, and that whole is love. In other words, every |
D:Day33.7 | what is being said is that being and relationship are of one piece, | one whole, and that whole is love. In other words, every |
D:Day33.11 | is with love because all relationship is with God, who is | one in being with you. |
D:Day33.13 | And yet, since no | one can exist outside of relationship and relationship is where power |
D:Day33.13 | is expressed, everyone does have a relationship with power. Power is | one in being with each and every one of us. Every single individual |
D:Day33.13 | a relationship with power. Power is one in being with each and every | one of us. Every single individual has within them the power to |
D:Day33.15 | the realization of oneness and unity, the realization that you are | one in being, creator and created. This is a realization that only |
D:Day34.7 | your being as powerless, you are negating the power of God who is | one in being with you. |
D:Day35.1 | your being, you can know relationship to everything, because in this | one relationship, you are in relationship with all. Thus you need not |
D:Day35.2 | fullness of being is found the cause for love. Means and end are | one. Cause and effect the same. Fullness of being is thus the answer |
D:Day35.3 | This fullness of being is different for each | one of you because it is the cause and effect, the means and end of |
D:Day35.3 | with God who is your being. But while it has been said that you are | one in being and different in relationship, relationship is also God. |
D:Day35.4 | others, without realizing that your being is God, that others are | one with you, that God is the relationship of everything to |
D:Day35.7 | you a very elemental and fundamental idea—the idea that you are | one in being and different in relationship. The idea that you return |
D:Day35.11 | or with a desire to know a higher self. You return knowing you are | one in being with your Creator and accepting your power to create. |
D:Day35.15 | life in harmony, the experience and the expression of the | one in, and within, the many. |
D:Day35.16 | united with wholeness, has led to this time of opposites becoming | one and wholeness becoming actual rather than probable. Wholeness is |
D:Day35.18 | the entire story, for as has been said many times, means and end are | one, cause and effect the same. You have been “creating” but relating |
D:Day36.7 | your life is an exercise in creatorship. Creator and creation are | one. You are one in being with the power of creation and different in |
D:Day36.7 | is an exercise in creatorship. Creator and creation are one. You are | one in being with the power of creation and different in your |
D:Day36.9 | over with the true realization that giving and receiving are | one and that both are within your power. This is starting over with |
D:Day36.9 | You have always been creating because you have always been | one in being with God who is endlessly creating. But you are only now |
D:Day36.10 | It is the difference between all and nothing in relationship to | one another. Recall the example used earlier. There is no difference |
D:Day36.10 | This same difference is what is meant when it is said that you are | one in being and different in relationship. Without your awareness of |
D:Day36.10 | difference but only perceive of difference. You thus always remained | one in being with God, yet continued to relate only to a world and to |
D:Day36.11 | the ideas of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as a trinity representing | one God were meant to portray. The Son could only be God in |
D:Day36.12 | the life you’ve been given? All the choices in the world save this | one before you now, have made no difference to your state of being. |
D:Day36.12 | of being. You have just kept being, kept making choices between | one illusion and another in your separate reality. A separate reality |
D:Day36.14 | Because you have always been | one in being with God, this power—this power of being—has always |
D:Day36.15 | of feeling, thought, creativity and knowing or perception is to be | one in being with God. Accept this, for this is what God is and what |
D:Day36.15 | this, for this is what God is and what you are. This is being. To be | one in being with God and yet to exist outside of the powerful state |
D:Day36.16 | When you realize that you are | one in being with God and different in relationship you accept the |
D:Day36.17 | God remains God who is | one in being with all, and God also is given form, or is, in other |
D:Day36.17 | words, differentiated. God is All in All. And God is also All in | One and All in Many. God is still the Creator of All, but God is also |
D:Day36.17 | God is still the Creator of All, but God is also now the Creator of | One, the Creator of the experience of one life, or many lives, the |
D:Day36.17 | God is also now the Creator of One, the Creator of the experience of | one life, or many lives, the experience and the experiencer of life. |
D:Day36.18 | cease to be. You are not replaced by God whom you have always been | one with in being. You simply accept the truth of being and the truth |
D:Day37.9 | One of the reasons you have been as intent as you have been on your | |
D:Day37.9 | you are in need. God is all compassionate being everywhere—not | one being of compassion! In union and relationship you realize this. |
D:Day37.9 | further, you realize that what is possible is for you to become the | one being of compassion that you already are in God. |
D:Day37.11 | is what was not destroyed by the removal of the parts. You “remain” | one in being. You “remain,” just as the numbers of simple mathematics |
D:Day37.11 | You “remain,” just as the numbers of simple mathematics remain, | one with the whole. You have seen yourself as capable of being |
D:Day37.13 | simply, been being. The simple truth that you are a being makes you | one with God, who is being. This truth, however, has escaped you. So |
D:Day37.15 | more fundamentally than even all of this, you might ask, if you are | one in being with God, is it being said that you are being God? That |
D:Day37.18 | both feel quite unmistakably like “your” love and “your” pain and no | one else’s. You feel like a “you.” This too is “who” you have been |
D:Day37.21 | unity and relationship with everything. Thus God knows you. God is | one in being with you because you are one aspect of everything. As |
D:Day37.21 | Thus God knows you. God is one in being with you because you are | one aspect of everything. As one being in unity and relationship with |
D:Day37.21 | one in being with you because you are one aspect of everything. As | one being in unity and relationship with everything God is one with |
D:Day37.21 | As one being in unity and relationship with everything God is | one with every thought and every feeling. God is one with every |
D:Day37.21 | everything God is one with every thought and every feeling. God is | one with every creation. God is all knowing. God is, in short, the |
D:Day38.3 | of our shared being, and enter into relationship with | one another. I ask you to turn your attention, I ask you to be |
D:Day38.4 | Being full of love for | one another is the beginning of extension, the end of withdrawal. It |
D:Day38.6 | co-creator or friend. But call yourself mine. For we belong to | one another. |
D:Day38.8 | called the tension of opposites, of being one’s own Self and being | one in union and relationship. These opposites, like all others, are |
D:Day38.9 | own. You are my own. We are the beloved when we are the beloved to | one another, when we are who I Am to one another. |
D:Day38.9 | when we are the beloved to one another, when we are who I Am to | one another. |
D:Day38.13 | but relating in union. We are each other’s own being. We are | one and we are many. We are the same and we are different. In |
D:Day38.13 | We are the same and we are different. In “own”-ership we are full of | one another’s own being. We are each other’s own. |
D:Day39.2 | It is time now to come to your own discovery of who I Am to you. No | one can give you this answer, not even me, because this is the nature |
D:Day39.2 | of who we are. Individuated beings are who we are in relationship to | one another. |
D:Day39.3 | You have heard of life spoken of as a projection. Because we are all | one being, we must either extend or project in order to individuate |
D:Day39.11 | the relationship of union, for union is no more than this, as we are | one in being and when you have discovered relationship, we are one in |
D:Day39.11 | are one in being and when you have discovered relationship, we are | one in union as well. |
D:Day39.12 | itself is intermediary, it is what you carry, the connection between | one thing and another. In this instance it is the connection between |
D:Day39.13 | Thus, both must occur as | one. |
D:Day39.17 | extension in that extension is like a projection that remains at | one with its source. Projection separates. |
D:Day39.35 | Only that which is by nature without attributes can be | one in being in union and relationship and individuate. Could you |
D:Day39.37 | same being in the constant creative tension of differentiating from | one another. |
D:Day39.38 | the attributeless love and the attribute laden being. Between the | one being of love and the many beings of form, between love’s |
D:Day39.47 | beings in union and relationship, we continuously create | one another. We create from the field of the possible which must |
D:Day40.1 | and I become who you are to me. Thus giving and receiving are | one. Cause and effect complete. |
D:Day40.12 | you understand that you are being, and that you are also being some | one? You have been being separate—a separate being with attributes. |
D:Day40.20 | understand, until joining with the Christ Self, before becoming | one with holy relationship itself, that relationship is an identity. |
D:Day40.26 | of who I Am to you and today’s discussion of who you are to me, that | one has not been discussed without the other. This would be |
D:Day40.26 | would be impossible. Because we are who we are in relationship to | one another. |
D:Day40.33 | you carry the fullness of our relationship within you? Will you be | one with me, and in being one with me never feel alone again? Will |
D:Day40.33 | our relationship within you? Will you be one with me, and in being | one with me never feel alone again? Will you let the emptiness of |
E.9 | this is how long the eternity of being will be for you. There is no | one to turn out the lights but you. Drift from knowing to unknowing, |
E.24 | now the bridge between this creative tension of opposites becoming | one. Remember that this is creation in the making. Remember that you |
E.25 | This | one note, this tone, this canticle of joy, this celebratory alleluia, |
E.25 | need return to, all you need keep in hand should doubt arise. This | one note is so full of love, so powerful, that it will be dear to you |
A.12 | to receive before you seek to perceive. I ask you not to receive as | one who does not have what another has, as this is not a passing on |
A.12 | but to give yourself a chance to forget about approaching this as | one more self-improvement exercise, or one more objective to |
A.12 | about approaching this as one more self-improvement exercise, or | one more objective to accomplish. Only in this way do you come to |
A.14 | trust you begin to extend who you are. True giving and receiving as | one begins to take place. You have entered Holy Relationship. |
A.15 | sharing of outcome. Facilitators will keep readers from attempting | one correct interpretation, as the only correct interpretation is |
A.22 | not bring forth ruin but will bring instead the wisdom that each | one knows she or he has always possessed. |
A.28 | important for facilitators and group members to be available to | one another if at all possible during this time, for what is being |
A.29 | regardless of a group’s configuration, is still the same. It is | one movement away from learning and toward acceptance of what is. |
A.31 | include more sharing of experiences. The facilitator’s task is now | one of placing these experiences in context. After giving the group |
A.37 | Creation is an unending act of giving and receiving as | one. So too is dialogue. |
A.48 | Go forth joyously on this adventure of discovery. Be ever new, ever | one, ever the beloved. |
A.49 | separation or of the separated self but a voice of union and of the | One Self. It is how union is expressed and made recognizable in form. |
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D:1.23 | for you would realize that your Self is all there is. We are | one body, one Christ. We are one Self. |
D:1.27 | received in the love and unity in which we truly exist together, as | one body, one Christ, one Self. |
D:3.18 | The body, however, is also newly the Self. The body is also, newly, | one body, one Christ. |
D:7.14 | love from the particular to the universal by loving all. We are | one body, one Christ. |
D:7.18 | exists in union or the state of Christ-consciousness. By becoming | one body, one Christ, you have accepted existence as a non-particular |
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C:25.17 | a “prayerful” Self. All Selves are joined in wholeheartedness. The | one Self is solely involved in living love. |
T3:22.11 | about your new Self you will observe about all. We will be one body, | one Self. No comparison will be possible. You will realize that |
D:1.23 | that your Self is all there is. We are one body, one Christ. We are | one Self. |
D:1.27 | and unity in which we truly exist together, as one body, one Christ, | one Self. |
D:Day2.1 | the Self of unity. It is time for the final merging of the two into | one Self, the elevated Self of form. |
D:Day11.1 | We are | one Self. How else could we be capable of receiving what we give? How |
D:Day11.2 | Because we are one heart, one mind, | one Self, we can only know our selves through sharing in unity and |
D:Day11.2 | the truth of the union of form and spirit, separate selves and the | One Self. |
D:Day11.3 | elevation of the self of form is nothing but the recognition of the | One Self within the Self. |
D:Day11.4 | The | One Self exists within the many in order to know Its Self through |
D:Day11.5 | the means of separate relationships joining in union that the | One Self is capable of being either the observer or the observed. |
D:Day12.3 | is this merging of the Self with the unconditional love of the | One Self. The One Self loves Its Self. There is nothing else to love. |
D:Day12.3 | merging of the Self with the unconditional love of the One Self. The | One Self loves Its Self. There is nothing else to love. The One Self |
D:Day12.3 | The One Self loves Its Self. There is nothing else to love. The | One Self is the All. |
D:Day12.4 | The space of the | One Self is everything. Space is neither divided nor separated nor |
D:Day12.8 | no obstacles for it knows no uncaring. It knows only love for the | One Self. It feels the obstacle but does not know it. The feeling |
D:Day12.8 | The solidity of the perceiver is, in this manner, deflected from the | One Self, becoming not an obstacle. The open space of the perceiver |
D:Day12.9 | obstacle of non-human form is easily enfolded in the space of the | One Self and can be moved or passed through. |
D:Day13.1 | Once the | One Self became form and knew Its Self, it knew separate thought. The |
D:Day13.1 | Its Self, it knew separate thought. The separate thoughts of the | one self, rather than the form of the one self, allowed for the |
D:Day13.1 | The separate thoughts of the one self, rather than the form of the | one self, allowed for the knowing of the self that created the many |
D:Day13.2 | The “one” self of form is the self you were born into. The | one self of form comes to know the One Self through relationship with |
D:Day13.2 | the self you were born into. The one self of form comes to know the | One Self through relationship with other selves experiencing oneness |
D:Day13.4 | The love that is found in the relationships of the | one Self with the many is the love of God. There is no other love. |
D:Day13.6 | form is transparent. Through this transparency, the reality of the | One Self being also the many, or the all, is apparent. The |
D:Day13.6 | of form, the awesome majesty of nature, all are visible within the | One Self because of the invisibility of the one boundary-less Self of |
D:Day14.1 | all that is realized with the acceptance of the spacious Self, the | One Self, and the many, that full acceptance is actually achieved and |
D:Day14.3 | ejects or forgets because all feelings are accepted as those of the | One Self. |
D:Day14.4 | are accepted as one’s own and held within the spaciousness of the | One Self, the whole Self. |
D:Day15.16 | process. “Group think” does not replace the consciousness of the | One Self with the “one group self.” This is not a time of being |
D:Day15.25 | It is important to be able to hold the spacious consciousness of the | One Self and also to be able to focus—to not exclude while also |
D:Day18.4 | These example lives are evidenced through the individuation of the | One Self among the many. In other words, to choose to be an example |
D:Day18.5 | known. They accept the death of the self and the resurrection of the | One Self, the end of the individual and the individuation of the One |
D:Day18.5 | the One Self, the end of the individual and the individuation of the | One Self amongst the many. They find renewed pleasure in being who |
D:Day19.11 | following these ways. Being true to the self and the calling of the | One Self is all that matters. Eventually all will follow the way of |
D:Day19.14 | facilitates knowing through relationship. This occurs through the | one Self of form. |
D:Day19.15 | and relationship allows for the channeling of creation through the | one Self because the one Self is joined in union and relationship. |
D:Day19.15 | for the channeling of creation through the one Self because the | one Self is joined in union and relationship. |
D:Day20.7 | constantly be coming to know. The only thing there is to know is the | One Self in its many expressions. You are the known and the unknown. |
D:Day20.9 | if this is the only way that the beauty, truth, and wisdom of the | One Self can be made known, then you are the source and the power of |
D:Day24.1 | the butterfly. This is the way that you are many Selves as well as | one Self. You are a Self with many forms. The form you occupy |
D:Day26.4 | through the valleys of level ground. There is no other guide. We are | One Self. |
D:Day26.7 | in a single heartbeat, a single instant of knowing. This is the | One Self knowing itself. This is not knowing that comes with a great |
D:Day26.8 | Self-guidance is the propulsion, the fuel, for the | One Self to know itself. You are ready to be so known. |
D:Day31.6 | All experience is a product of knower and knowee. It is the | One Self knowing itself as one individuated Self. |
D:Day31.8 | Self is to know the Self as creator, or in other words, to know the | One Self within the individuated Self. To know the One Self within |
D:Day31.8 | to know the One Self within the individuated Self. To know the | One Self within the individuated Self is to join the two. The two are |
A.49 | separation or of the separated self but a voice of union and of the | One Self. It is how union is expressed and made recognizable in form. |
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C:I.5 | belief, beyond thought, beyond adherence to any authority other than | one’s own heart. |
C:1.12 | itself. Thus love yearns for love. To think of achieving love “on | one’s own” is ludicrous. This is why love is your greatest teacher. |
C:19.17 | can bypass the need for the separate thoughts of the separated | one’s thought system. But you must be trained to do this. Thus your |
C:23.2 | the greatest knowing is sought and, with willing partners, attained; | one’s partner in such a relationship still transcends complete |
C:27.17 | by uncertainty. All uncertainty is fear. All fear is doubt about | one’s self. How can you not know how to respond when doubt is gone |
C:29.23 | How can | one’s talent cause another to be less talented? How can one’s service |
C:29.23 | How can one’s talent cause another to be less talented? How can | one’s service deprive anyone else of the right to serve? No two are |
T1:1.1 | is seen as being approachable. Peace is seen as being outside of | one’s being and the means are sought for the union of being with that |
T1:9.15 | One first reaction might be to puff oneself up with pride, bolster | one’s position, think one’s way through, argue, manipulate, or |
T1:9.15 | be to puff oneself up with pride, bolster one’s position, think | one’s way through, argue, manipulate, or chastise another so that you |
T4:6.5 | of unity and relationship in harmony. It excludes no one and no | one’s choice and no one’s vision. Your brothers and sisters who do |
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 |
D:Day14.4 | feelings of the many that the feelings of “others” are accepted as | one’s own and held within the spaciousness of the One Self, the whole |
D:Day28.4 | become those of degrees of independence, moving away, moving into | one’s own sphere of friends, colleagues, relationships. For some |
D:Day38.8 | of belonging—of carrying, or holding relationship and union within | one’s own Self. This has been called the tension of opposites, of |
D:Day38.8 | own Self. This has been called the tension of opposites, of being | one’s own Self and being one in union and relationship. These |
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C:P.39 | or woman, as a being existing in a particular time in history. This | one- or at best three-dimensional nature of your seeing is the nature |
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T1:3.16 | Let us consider your objections to miracles | one-by-one for in so doing we will uncover the source of all your |
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T2:11.3 | dragon that must be slain, the evil of the despot to be toppled, the | one-on-one conflict of all heroes who would take sides and do battle. |
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D:Day10.24 | to your understanding of your Self and your power. This dialogue, as | one-sided as it may seem when presented in this way, is an exchange |
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C:I.7 | We are one mind. The route to | oneness and union, to life in form that accepts oneness and union, to |
C:I.7 | mind. The route to oneness and union, to life in form that accepts | oneness and union, to a humanity restored to wholeness, is through |
C:P.38 | This is | oneness. The Christ in you teaches only in the sense of imparting |
C:P.39 | made Jesus one with Christ. The two names mean the same thing, as | oneness is what was always shared and always will be. You are |
C:1.17 | create a child, the union of man and woman joined in marriage create | oneness. |
C:19.17 | Your only concept of | oneness is of a single form, a single entity. There is either one |
C:19.17 | picture of God than those who view God as a solitary figure. Still, | oneness and unity go together, the unity of creation being part of |
C:19.17 | and unity go together, the unity of creation being part of the | oneness of God, and the oneness of God part of the unity of creation. |
C:19.17 | the unity of creation being part of the oneness of God, and the | oneness of God part of the unity of creation. A mind trained by |
C:19.24 | even with your own Self, undesirable to you. The concept that in | oneness there is no need for blame or guilt or even for redemption is |
C:20.13 | unto anything else. Likeness, like thingness, has been overcome with | oneness. Oneness prevails. The reign of Christ is at hand. |
C:20.13 | else. Likeness, like thingness, has been overcome with oneness. | Oneness prevails. The reign of Christ is at hand. |
C:20.17 | is shared and one in Christ. A shared identity is a quality of | oneness. A shared identity is one identity. When you identify with |
C:20.17 | with Christ you identify with the one identity. When you realize the | oneness of your identity you will be one with Christ. Christ is |
C:20.17 | your identity you will be one with Christ. Christ is synonymous with | oneness. |
C:20.20 | all, and for it not to exist? And how could it exist apart from you? | Oneness with Christ, dear brother and sister, is nothing more than |
C:20.21 | it to be. But for some it can be simple, as simple as realizing the | oneness of the embrace. Within the embrace you can let all thought |
C:20.39 | is worthy of his or her desires. Eachness replaces thingness but not | oneness. All fear that what one gets means that less is available for |
C:25.8 | during the time of tenderness. It will lead to the understanding of | oneness as completion, an understanding of giving and receiving as |
C:26.8 | is involvement with Christ, an involvement that links us in | oneness and glory once again. I say we because we are life. I say we |
C:26.24 | but a place of holiness, an integral place in the pattern that is | oneness with God. It is a place you have never left but that you long |
C:26.27 | me that came from the thought of God. In doing so, I restored unity, | oneness with God. I ushered in the new way that you are now longing |
C:27.1 | Thus you have identified death as the only means by which to reach | oneness with your Father, knowing that such oneness is not compatible |
C:27.1 | means by which to reach oneness with your Father, knowing that such | oneness is not compatible with the human nature you ascribe to |
C:30.1 | being. If you were fully aware of your own being, you would be in | oneness with Your Father. |
C:31.5 | Your fear of sameness is your fear of | oneness, and it is an unfounded fear, though understandable given |
C:31.35 | outside of relationship, just as your mind does not exist outside of | oneness. Your experience here is but an extension of mind into a |
C:32.2 | with each aspect of the Trinity is different despite the | oneness of the Trinity. The same is true of all relationship with |
C:32.2 | relationship with each aspect of creation is different despite the | oneness of creation. It is in the different relationship of one |
T1:6.8 | become one path, the future experiences become one. And in this | oneness is peace everlasting. |
T1:6.9 | What happens when this | oneness is accomplished is that divine memories arise to replace |
T2:13.5 | received in equal exchange by all who in creation exist together in | oneness eternal. |
T3:2.6 | who your brothers and sisters are as well. This is what is meant by | oneness. This is what is meant by unity. |
T3:22.11 | that has always existed. The truth that has always existed is our | oneness, and what you will observe about your new Self you will |
T4:1.19 | available—in the chosen means of a chosen consciousness united in | oneness with the Holy Spirit—they passed on, indirectly, all that |
T4:2.22 | more steadily aware. It is a new relationship. Unity always existed. | Oneness always existed. God always existed. But you separated |
T4:2.22 | yourself from direct awareness of your relationship with unity, with | oneness, and with God, just as you separated yourself from |
T4:2.22 | You have believed in God and perhaps in some concept of unity or | oneness, but you have also denied even the possibility of |
T4:2.22 | that your life is a direct experience of the pattern of unity or | oneness that is creation. |
D:3.5 | in you when you joined mind and heart and returned to the | oneness and unity of Christ-consciousness. Sustaining |
D:3.10 | You will notice that all of these ideas have in common a quality of | oneness. Oneness replaces duality or contrast. You will be seeking |
D:3.10 | notice that all of these ideas have in common a quality of oneness. | Oneness replaces duality or contrast. You will be seeking now for |
D:3.17 | often repeat that I am no longer your teacher. You must realize your | oneness with me and all that was created and you cannot do so while |
D:3.21 | that for the elevated Self of form it is simply a shared quality of | oneness. It is not in need of learning or even understanding. It is. |
D:5.6 | —to your true desire for your true identity as a being joined in | oneness. This seeking of completion through oneness, this joining, is |
D:5.6 | as a being joined in oneness. This seeking of completion through | oneness, this joining, is a true representation that shows you that |
D:5.7 | still would produce the desired effect of creating desire for | oneness if you truly saw and understood the body and its acts as |
D:5.11 | truth, returns you to the reality of the truth where you exist in | oneness. |
D:6.23 | sexual intercourse—a design given to lead the way to desire for | oneness and completion. |
D:12.19 | just as the All of Everything, the whole of wholeness, the one of | oneness, include you. We are, in unity, one body. We are, in Christ |
D:17.19 | to reverence is to move into the state of communion with God, full | oneness with God, wholeness. |
D:Day4.54 | unity. You are about to achieve your first glimpse of wholeness, of | oneness with God. To know the truth of your inheritance. |
D:Day6.10 | You are a work of art headed for this | oneness of full and true expression. No stage you pass through to |
D:Day6.10 | of full and true expression. No stage you pass through to reach this | oneness is without value. Each stage contains the perfection of that |
D:Day6.11 | You have committed to completion of the becoming that will create | oneness between Creator and created. You have developed the creative |
D:Day6.11 | that will take you to the final stage of being who you will be in | oneness. |
D:Day11.2 | in unity and relationship through a seeming separation from the | oneness in which we exist. This is the great paradox that unites the |
D:Day11.5 | in union and relationship. It is only in relationship that the | oneness of the self separates from oneness and so knows oneness. It |
D:Day11.5 | is only in relationship that the oneness of the self separates from | oneness and so knows oneness. It is only through the means of |
D:Day11.5 | that the oneness of the self separates from oneness and so knows | oneness. It is only through the means of separate relationships |
D:Day11.5 | This is as true of God as it is of the self of form. God is the | oneness and the separation. Life is the relationship. God is what is. |
D:Day11.7 | form as well as that from which form arose. It is the expression of | oneness in relationship with Its Self. |
D:Day13.2 | the One Self through relationship with other selves experiencing | oneness through being selves of form. |
D:Day13.3 | but to integrate it so that you are both the many and the one. The | oneness that your individual self represents in this life is the |
D:Day13.3 | The oneness that your individual self represents in this life is the | oneness of the Holy One who is both one—somewhat in the way you |
D:Day14.9 | particular while maintaining the relationship. It is what happens in | oneness as opposed to the stopping and holding “apart” that occurred |
D:Day15.10 | force, the animator and informer. Yet informing is a quality of | oneness and thus the joining of the self with the spacious Self in |
D:Day15.10 | oneness and thus the joining of the self with the spacious Self in | oneness and wholeness must precede this step. This power cannot be |
D:Day15.10 | because it is unavailable to those who have not realized their | oneness with the creative force. Thus while it is not the self who |
D:Day15.11 | interaction with the creative force long enough to realize their | oneness with it. While there is division remaining between the self |
D:Day15.14 | your final preparations in mind. Bring your fears into the light of | oneness and see how the light dispels the darkness. This is what we |
D:Day15.15 | You are here to make one another known and in so doing to know | oneness. It will be less difficult to know this voice as the voice of |
D:Day15.15 | It will be less difficult to know this voice as the voice of | oneness once you have listened to the voice of oneness in each other |
D:Day15.15 | voice as the voice of oneness once you have listened to the voice of | oneness in each other and benefited from its healing properties. To |
D:Day16.6 | the spacious Self. Thus it was not escaped but reintegrated into the | oneness of the Self. |
D:Day21.4 | The channel is the means, not the source. The source is | oneness or union, a state you now realize that you share and have |
D:Day27.15 | Life, your humanity, is the variability. Spirit, your | oneness, is the constant. Life is oneness extended into separation |
D:Day27.15 | is the variability. Spirit, your oneness, is the constant. Life is | oneness extended into separation and variability through experience. |
D:Day31.4 | wholeness could not be experienced without division. Wholeness and | oneness are the same. You are one in being with your Father, your |
D:Day31.5 | in which experience becomes manifest, you not only realize | oneness, but realize that you are a creator and that you always have |
D:Day32.2 | If all of life is the | oneness that is God and God has chosen to experience that oneness |
D:Day32.2 | is the oneness that is God and God has chosen to experience that | oneness through relationship, then you are also that experience and |
D:Day32.3 | Here we must revisit the concepts of | oneness and manyness for if you retain any notions of God that are |
D:Day32.18 | being, but different in relationship, to each of us? Could not God’s | oneness of being be the consciousness we all share? Could not God’s |
D:Day32.19 | to say this, if not quite accurate. Being is power. But being, like | oneness, cannot know itself without relationship. You are one in |
D:Day33.15 | with everything and everyone all of the time is the realization of | oneness and unity, the realization that you are one in being, creator |
D:Day34.3 | However, relationship with everything creates sameness—or the very | oneness in being that we have been talking about. |
D:Day34.4 | that is upon you now is the desire to know and experience this | oneness of being in relationship rather than the difference of being |
D:Day35.7 | The idea that you return to your humanity with is an idea of | oneness come to replace an idea of separation, an idea of sameness |
D:Day35.13 | Unity is | oneness of being. Relationship is different expressions of oneness of |
D:Day35.13 | Unity is oneness of being. Relationship is different expressions of | oneness of being. |
D:Day35.14 | Being a creator must begin with full realization of | oneness of being, which is unity, because without this full |
D:Day35.20 | choice. It is a way of being. When you are fully aware of your | oneness of being and begin to create in unity and relationship, you |
D:Day36.8 | world and creating your experience as a creator who has realized | oneness and unity—who has realized a new reality? The old reality |
D:Day36.17 | Through differentiation, God is you as you are God. God retains | oneness of being and also becomes a being in union and relationship— |
D:Day39.10 | that you are who I Am because you realize—or make real—your | oneness with Christ. When you have discovered your own relationship |
D:Day39.10 | is no longer needed—because you have realized and made real your | oneness with Christ. When relationship is established you realize |
D:Day40.13 | form as well as that from which form arose. It is the expression of | oneness in relationship with Its Self. |
D:Day40.29 | of differentiation in union and relationship, the demonstration of | oneness that was heralded in the time of Jesus Christ. |
A.44 | For each, being Who You Are will be an expression of unity and | oneness that only you are able to express. As each expresses who they |
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D:Day32.18 | being, but different in relationship, to each of us? Could not God’s | oneness of being be the consciousness we all share? Could not God’s |
D:Day34.4 | that is upon you now is the desire to know and experience this | oneness of being in relationship rather than the difference of being |
D:Day35.13 | Unity is | oneness of being. Relationship is different expressions of oneness of |
D:Day35.13 | Unity is oneness of being. Relationship is different expressions of | oneness of being. |
D:Day35.14 | Being a creator must begin with full realization of | oneness of being, which is unity, because without this full |
D:Day35.20 | choice. It is a way of being. When you are fully aware of your | oneness of being and begin to create in unity and relationship, you |
D:Day36.17 | Through differentiation, God is you as you are God. God retains | oneness of being and also becomes a being in union and relationship— |
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T2:4.8 | and feelings contain all that one might attribute to the somewhat | onerous onset of yet another responsibility, another obligation. One |
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C:4.21 | The lucky | ones among you have made a place resembling home within your world. |
C:4.22 | are willing to accept of others or themselves. These are the angry | ones who would demand that others bring what love they have into the |
C:4.22 | to attempt to restore order to chaos, anything so that the angry | ones feel less alone with what their anger shows them. Love, they |
C:4.25 | extend once love joined the world. How little need for the angry | ones to retain their anger when love has joined the world. For love |
C:6.11 | days. A heaven such as this would be for the old and the infirm, the | ones ready to leave the world, those who have already grown worn out |
C:8.26 | a lie of outlandish proportions. These are the memories of loved | ones you were sure were trying to hurt you when in truth they were |
C:9.23 | spend your entire life working to meet your needs and those of the | ones you love. What would you do with your life if you had no needs |
C:14.29 | you think it is. But as long as you equate love with the special | ones on whom you choose to bestow it, you will know love not. What |
C:16.4 | but with the eyes of judgment. That you have judged and found the | ones you love good and worthy of your love makes not your judgment |
C:16.5 | made different. This is as true of the love you reserve for special | ones as it is of the condemnation you reserve for others you have |
C:19.4 | left. Creation’s power then returns to you to help all the separated | ones remember union. |
C:26.9 | words can reach your mind and begin to replace these scenes with new | ones. Until that time is upon you, let my words touch your heart. |
T3:15.1 | new school year of the young provides a fresh start. Deaths of loved | ones and the births of new family members form new configurations in |
T3:15.5 | despite the efforts of the system and the hopes of their loved | ones. |
T3:19.1 | end of the special relationship will separate you from your loved | ones. You have no need to fear that the joys you have shared with |
T3:20.17 | not see and have no willingness to offer. Just know these aren’t the | ones given you to bring to love and trust that none will remain |
T3:20.18 | freely give and it cannot be extorted from them, not from special | ones of your choosing, and not from anyone. Thus you are released |
T3:21.21 | is no exclusivity to this call. It excludes no race nor religion nor | ones of either sex or sexual preference. It but calls all to love and |
D:Day3.17 | here of the money “given” through inheritance, the money some lucky | ones are born with. |
D:Day4.35 | a place from which God was almost touchable. As if one could raise | ones arms and touch God, stretch just a little more and reach heaven. |
D:Day9.10 | from descriptions of those the world has come to see as enlightened | ones. It may be linked to your ideas of being able to express wisdom |
D:Day28.14 | affected by the relationships of life, by loss or death of loved | ones, by accidents, or illness, or “natural” disasters, by the |
D:Day37.14 | as and for your separate self, at times in relationship with loved | ones, at times seeing the connectedness of your life with that of |
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C:23.8 | own image and to try to do the same to others. This comes of seeing | oneself as an image rather than as a being existing in relationship. |
C:25.1 | To devote | oneself to an objective is a vow to accomplish. To be devoted is to |
C:30.2 | How can one be distracted from | oneself? And yet you are. Many go through life searching for |
T1:9.15 | One first reaction might be to puff | oneself up with pride, bolster one’s position, think one’s way |
T1:9.15 | event. Another’s first reaction might be one of self-pity, of making | oneself or another feel guilty, or of experiencing a sense of |
T3:15.5 | When attempting to give | oneself or another a new beginning, you often act “as if” you believe |
D:Day22.3 | the individual (what is expressed). Whether one chooses to avail | oneself of the channeled or expressed universality of another is a |
D:Day28.1 | between staying engaged in an externally directed life and removing | oneself from life. This may have seemed to be an either/or |
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T2:4.15 | old patterns of thought. This is atonement and it is continuous and | ongoing until it is no longer needed. Anything continuous and ongoing |
T2:4.15 | and ongoing until it is no longer needed. Anything continuous and | ongoing is part of creation. Thus the very act of undoing old |
T2:6.7 | what these exercises have prepared you for is an acceptance of the | ongoing change that is creation; an acceptance that something can be |
T2:6.7 | is, a known fact, an object with an identity, but also part of the | ongoing nature of creation. Could this be true of a chair and not be |
T2:7.15 | opportunity to give back. It is about recognizing the constant and | ongoing exchange that allows needs to be met. It is trusting that if |
T2:9.14 | thing as a static level in unity where creation is continuous and | ongoing. You should have no desire to reach such a state and the |
T2:9.16 | to your awareness as needs until your trust in their immediate and | ongoing fulfillment is complete. Once this trust is realized you will |
T2:10.15 | that coming to know should not be seen as something continuous and | ongoing? |
T4:12.4 | of the collectivity of the whole. This dialogue will, however, be | ongoing, and this is your invitation to participate in this dialogue. |
D:3.15 | as an example will serve to explain. This dialogue is continuous and | ongoing. It is giving and receiving as one. It is merely represented |
D:7.2 | is shared.” Learning does not occur in unity, but discovery is an | ongoing aspect of creation and thus of the state of union in which |
D:7.18 | revelation of what is. These steps that lead to revelation are not | ongoing aspects of creation, because they are related to particular |
D:7.19 | Discovery is not bound by time as it is an | ongoing aspect of creation. As you were told in “A Treatise on the |
D:7.19 | it is not. It is merely one way of stating that creation is | ongoing rather than static. That while creation is and is as it was |
D:Day15.8 | The animation of form with spirit is an | ongoing aspect of creation. It is thus not time bound. It did not |
D:Day35.17 | creation. It has been said before that creation is continuous and | ongoing. It is continuous and ongoing in everything that has been |
D:Day35.17 | before that creation is continuous and ongoing. It is continuous and | ongoing in everything that has been created, including you. This does |
D:Day35.18 | creator, and creating anew, is different than being affected by the | ongoing nature of creation. Saying that you have been affected by |
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C:22.5 | A needle can also pass through something like an | onion, piercing many layers. While such a piercing has no intrinsic |
C:22.7 | a function and a purpose for each. In the case of the needle and the | onion, partnership is less apparent because function and purpose are |
C:22.10 | meaning you give it. You are much more like unto the layers of the | onion than the globe, with everything within your world needing to |
C:22.12 | to send them to various compartments—or, continuing with the | onion theme, to one of the various layers of yourself. These layers |
D:Day5.21 | imagine now the needle that was discussed as passing through the | onion in the Course chapter “The Intersection,” and imagine the point |
D:Day5.21 | being stopped by the layers of thinking and feeling that we used the | onion to illustrate, but as a point of entry and pass-through. What |
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C:7.1 | wail. Your mind dwells in a world of its own made up largely of if | onlys. Your heart, on the other hand, knows of giving and of a return |
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T2:4.8 | contain all that one might attribute to the somewhat onerous | onset of yet another responsibility, another obligation. One set of |
T4:2.31 | Examine what you may have felt the | onset of true vision would mean. Have you considered this question? |
T4:3.8 | to you, judgment falls away because vision will arise. With the | onset of the vision of love, many of you will make one final judgment |
T4:11.1 | The future is yet to be created. This is why I stated at the | onset of this Treatise that this Treatise would not be predictive. |
D:16.1 | Barren forms might be seen as forms that existed before the | onset of the state of becoming. You are now in the final stage of the |
D:Day4.7 | to the learning of childhood. Learning begins long before the | onset of the time of language that constitutes your ideas about what |
D:Day4.8 | Even after the | onset of language, children continue to learn without thinking. Does |
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C:7.12 | added to your list of grievances until the burden of what you hang | onto becomes more than you can bear. Now you look for one upon whom |
C:8.28 | world day by day in the same body, observing many situations like | onto each other, awakening to the same sun rising and setting, and |
C:14.26 | is no reason to hold on to another’s specialness unless you hold | onto your own. And what you give to others you keep for yourself. |
C:16.24 | away your power you make of yourself a sacrificial lamb, an offering | onto God that God does not want. You look back on stories of |
C:17.15 | to judge. Many of you have let go your belief in sin and still held | onto your belief in judgment, thinking one is different from the |
C:25.6 | When you feel a lack of love in others, you have projected your fear | onto them. Only when you cease to do this will you feel true devotion. |
T2:6.5 | you in time. That your mind projects what you desire to accomplish | onto an unknown future time is what would seem to keep you from |
T2:8.6 | “found” and that you have been found. You need no longer journey | onto the paths of seeking. The truth of yourself that you reveal now |
T3:14.11 | to continue or want to abolish it for all time. If you are holding | onto regrets you are holding on to blame. If you are holding onto |
T3:14.11 | holding onto regrets you are holding on to blame. If you are holding | onto blame you are holding onto bitterness. If these regrets and |
T3:14.11 | holding on to blame. If you are holding onto blame you are holding | onto bitterness. If these regrets and blame have to do with yourself |
T3:14.12 | if they are allowed to do so. A time-bound consciousness that hangs | onto the past as if it were the truth, allows not correction to take |
T3:14.13 | rebirth must be total to be at all. Can you see why you cannot hang | onto the past? The new cannot have historical precedents. This is why |
T4:12.36 | is given to us is everything. All the power of creation is released | onto us. Let us begin. |
D:Day16.10 | within yourself in the embrace of love is the opposite of holding | onto what you have already responded to with fear and made separate. |
D:Day16.13 | for suffering, arrogance, and righteousness if you attempt to hold | onto it as the “known” and do not remain in a constant state of |
D:Day16.13 | remain in a constant state of coming to know. What you would hold | onto is based on fear and expelled into solidity where you can keep |
D:Day23.3 | you will carry what you have been given down from the mountain and | onto level ground, the ground of the earth, the place where you are |
D:Day27.10 | To be able to hold | onto, apprehend, and carry with you the ability to experience both |
E.7 | are no longer becoming there will be no becoming projected from you | onto the world. There will be no projections at all and this is why |
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D:Day10.19 | Thus I will speak to you from this point | onward as the voice of Christ-consciousness, the voice of your own |
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C:I.4 | the mind with its precision. The mind so hates to be confused, to be | open, to remain open, and to not know. It desires anchors to hold it |
C:I.4 | precision. The mind so hates to be confused, to be open, to remain | open, and to not know. It desires anchors to hold it in one spot, and |
C:I.5 | The mind cannot hold | open the doors of the heart and yet we turn within, turn to the mind, |
C:P.36 | who you are and how to live as who you are in a new world. He can | open heaven to you and walk you through its gates, there to exchange |
C:P.41 | you choose not to awaken from. It is as if you have said, I will not | open my eyes until someone proves to me that they will see when they |
C:5.20 | arise, when worry comes, repeat the thought that comes to | open your heart and clear your mind: “I dedicate all thought to |
C:7.9 | that what you give away you will receive in truth, you will throw | open the doors to this safe house, and all the joy you have kept from |
C:7.18 | but the image that these words call forth is of a heart cracked | open, not of a heart in separate pieces. Your brain, on the other |
C:7.23 | these words—their truth will be revealed to you. Let your heart be | open to a new kind of evidence of what constitutes the truth. Think |
C:10.21 | of you is aware of a threshold you would cross that leaves no route | open for return. That threshold is often a happiness so fulfilling |
C:10.27 | street you walked down, of the buildings it traveled between, of the | open sky above, of all the “others” traveling it with you. You will |
C:11.15 | called a willingness to change your mind, or to allow yourself to be | open to new possibilities. It can be called a change of heart, or a |
C:15.12 | choice, as well as his birthright and your own. You only need be | open to the place that no specialness can enter, and bid your brother |
C:21.4 | God appeals to you through your heart. Your heart has not been | open to the appeals of love partially because of your use of |
C:26.19 | This is an invitation from love to love. It asks only that you be | open and allow giving and receiving as one to take place. It asks |
C:29.9 | your heavenly home, and you do not remember that your own hand can | open it once again. It is a gate of illusion, of mist, of clouds |
T1:10.6 | the human experience have been learning devices. They have cracked | open hearts and minds to the divine presence within. You have chosen |
T2:3.2 | world. Your heart speaks to you of this treasure and guides you to | open the trunk and release it to the world—to your world—to the |
T3:18.10 | with your eyes closed as easily as you can observe with your eyes | open. You can observe by having an idea of another’s health, |
T3:20.16 | all you need ask for is a little willingness. All you need do is | open the door through which love can enter. |
T4:1.20 | But these indirect means of communication left much | open to interpretation. Different interpretations of indirectly |
T4:6.7 | is leaves not the room for error that perception leaves, it leaves | open room for creation. In each moment, what is, while still existing |
D:1.11 | Help is here. Be what you have been called to be. | Open your dwelling place to your true Self, your true identity. |
D:1.13 | Open your heart, for the one who dwells there in union with all will | |
D:1.13 | What was once a tiny pinprick of light becomes a beacon as you | open your heart and allow your true identity to be what is, even |
D:4.5 | has had the cell door and the prison gate thrown | open and a new world offered. If you do not “accept” this |
D:6.14 | but also knows that it may not. I am speaking of a spirit that is | open to the discovery of something new and “unbelievable” and even |
D:8.9 | So what we are attempting to do is to | open the mind to the wisdom of the heart with these dialogues. As the |
D:9.1 | to you here is the door of awareness of what is, a door that swings | open and closed on the hinges of your thoughts. Thoughts are a |
D:11.12 | for those who set limits upon the truth. But for those willing to | open their minds and hearts to a new way of seeing, for those willing |
D:14.5 | true, I wonder what would happen if I disregarded the facts and was | open to this being something else?” These questions could be asked in |
D:14.6 | of many situations as problems or crises. They can leave the way | open for revelation. |
D:14.8 | Your openness will not only leave the way | open for revelation but for cooperation. Cooperation comes from the |
D:14.8 | you have cause for stress and effort rather than for just being | open to what comes. |
D:14.11 | To expand is to | open “out,” to spread “out,” to increase, to become. It is, for us, |
D:17.5 | this mountain we have climbed, standing with arms raised, hands wide | open, gazing jubilantly into the heavens rather than toward the earth |
D:Day3.21 | embarrassment. To speak of money with anyone who has less might | open the door for a request for what you do not feel you have to |
D:Day3.40 | be gained through the mind. As you advance, and as you become more | open to other means of accessing the wisdom you once sought through |
D:Day3.40 | once sought through learning, or through the mind, other means will | open to you. You may see, audibly hear, and interact with what comes |
D:Day3.41 | The idea I am trying to | open to you here is the idea of a responsive relationship with unity |
D:Day3.44 | is your natural state. What you are being asked to do here, is to | open the self of form to the place of unity, thus allowing this |
D:Day3.45 | Being | open to the divine flow of union is the exact opposite of the |
D:Day12.2 | feelings of love of Self. Feelings of love of Self are now what hold | open the space of the Self, allowing the space to be. |
D:Day12.8 | your space will effortlessly join with the space that is free and | open to joining. There is no boundary between space and space. There |
D:Day12.8 | manner, deflected from the One Self, becoming not an obstacle. The | open space of the perceiver who sees not with perception only, and |
D:Day12.8 | his or her boundaries solid, is joined rather than deflected. The | open perceiver may or may not know of this enfolding, but may realize |
D:Day19.13 | unity and imagination, create the new by means other than doing, | open a way previously unknown, and as all forerunners do, anchor that |
D:Day19.13 | all forerunners do, anchor that way within consciousness by holding | open this door to creation. They, in truth, create a new pattern and |
D:Day28.5 | growth occurs, changes happen, new avenues to explore at times | open up, leading to the next level of experience: That of external |
A.15 | The task of facilitators of such meetings of | open hearts is to direct the reader away from ego mind and back to |
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T1:4.22 | To form a new opinion about something gives you a feeling of | open-mindedness and growth. Lay aside your desire for reasons for |
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C:P.5 | readiness for miracle-mindedness is upon it. A Course in Miracles | opened a door by threatening the ego. All those who, with egos |
C:P.41 | my eyes until someone proves to me that they will see when they are | opened. You sit in darkness awaiting proof that only your own light |
C:11.16 | instant you await its coming and feel the emptiness that has been | opened for its coming. |
T4:1.14 | your advanced mental abilities, or even your leisure time that has | opened up this opportunity. The only alternative would seem to be |
D:9.1 | The door that is being | opened to you here is the door of awareness of what is, a door that |
D:Day3.46 | provision. Even those of you who have asked God for abundance, and | opened yourselves to receive it, even those of you who have seen some |
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C:3.20 | accompany love and loss? Is this the price you pay, you ask, for | opening up your heart? And yet, should you be asked if you would have |
C:29.9 | to unity. The atonement that is accomplished here is the means of | opening the gate to your approach. No one has closed this gate to |
T1:6.5 | is something to reach out to. Such ideas of prayer have long been | opening doors for those who are ready to walk through them to a real |
D:1.11 | dwelling place to your true Self, your true identity. Imagine this | opening and this replacement occurring with every fiber of your |
D:1.13 | for the one who dwells there in union with all will emerge from this | opening. What was once a tiny pinprick of light becomes a beacon as |
D:11.4 | In the | opening page of this Dialogue I said that you give and you receive |
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C:8.10 | the surface of a relationship all that is known to you. You speak | openly of these levels of seeing, recognizing, and knowing, saying |
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C:I.5 | and yet we turn within, turn to the mind, and show it where its | openness lies, where sweetness abides, where love’s knowing is found. |
C:11.7 | conviction but brings conviction. Willingness is your declaration of | openness, not necessarily of firm belief. You see free will and |
C:23.27 | reflection of belief that you have nothing to learn. An attitude of | openness is required for unlearning and new learning both. Control |
C:23.27 | is required for unlearning and new learning both. Control opposes | openness. Mastery comes through the process of both unlearning and |
D:14.8 | Your | openness will not only leave the way open for revelation but for |
D:Day3.4 | Most of you approached learning through the heart with even more | openness than you did new ideas about love, not realizing that they |
D:Day19.17 | which to anchor the new. Those following the way of Jesus create the | openness of the spacious Selves who allow for the anchors of the new |
A.17 | belief in the supremacy of the mind has temporarily overridden the | openness of their hearts. The need for some to remain within the |
A.48 | energy, ever changing, ever creating, ever new. Go forth with | openness for revelation to happen through you and through all you |
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T4:2.11 | first man into space and vice versa, and yet, what one achieves but | opens the door for others and this is known to you. Even those who |
D:8.9 | mind to the wisdom of the heart with these dialogues. As the mind | opens and accepts the new, the art of thought will become your new |
D:Day4.54 | of what you are, which is why it cannot remain with you as the way | opens for you to fully know the Self of unity. You are about to |
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C:16.10 | and you deem love as being capable of neither. Love seems to | operate on its own apart from what your mind would bid it do, and |
D:Day3.24 | This is the way fears | operate. They operate in the pattern of the ego, a pattern that was |
D:Day3.24 | This is the way fears operate. They | operate in the pattern of the ego, a pattern that was learned, a |
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C:20.31 | has changed the nature of your universe and the laws by which it | operates. The laws of fear were laws of struggle, limits, danger, and |
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C:19.1 | anything without your free will. A separate self with a free will | operating in an external world, as well as a spirit self desiring the |
T2:11.2 | still seeking to glorify it. You will still perceive of the world as | operating under the laws of man and as long as you perceive of the |
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C:23.24 | allows you to purge old beliefs so that only one set of beliefs is | operative within you. This is the only route to the certainty you |
D:Day6.19 | is the only elevation you would want. As within, so without is the | operative phrase here. It is not the other way around. You cannot |
D:Day7.10 | the world and create a new universe. This condition of expansion is | operative now and beginning to find manifestation through the sharing |
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T2:10.5 | illustration. For just as a supercomputer needs a knowledgeable | operator in order to provide the information sought, so too do you |
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T1:4.22 | the maturity required to reinterpret previous lessons. To form a new | opinion about something gives you a feeling of open-mindedness and |
T2:7.17 | speaking up in instances where you previously would have stated an | opinion. While these modes of behavior, in themselves, are learning |
D:12.15 | realize that you really know something, that this wasn’t your usual | opinion or idea you were offering up for discussion, but something |
D:Day16.13 | solidity where you can keep your eyes upon what you have “formed” an | opinion about. What you hold within the embrace is held in love and |
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T1:4.19 | than the thinking of the ego-mind. Interpretation but gives you | opinions about those things that you experience. Response reveals the |
D:Day8.16 | than you were before. You will be less certain in your judgments and | opinions, but this is highly appropriate and much needed practice for |
D:Day8.29 | of the time of learning—of a time when you used your feelings, | opinions, and judgments interchangeably and either “thought” about |
D:Day8.29 | “thought.” Judgment has been left behind and with it the need for | opinions and for “thinking” about “how to” react. Reaction has been |
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C:15.5 | would not be special if you did not give this one certain gifts and | opportunities, nor would you fulfill your responsibility of making |
C:23.23 | unlearning you may feel tested. You are not being tested but given | opportunities for unlearning. To learn that a previously held belief |
C:23.24 | These learning | opportunities call for a period of engagement with life. Many of you |
C:23.24 | with life. Many of you will have begun to experience unlearning | opportunities even while your study of this Course may have led you |
C:23.25 | All unlearning | opportunities are opportunities for miracle readiness. There is no |
C:23.25 | All unlearning opportunities are | opportunities for miracle readiness. There is no trick to identifying |
C:23.25 | for miracle readiness. There is no trick to identifying unlearning | opportunities. From this point forward, I assure you, all experiences |
T1:3.1 | The first | opportunities for the art of thought to be applied relate to memory |
T1:3.1 | re-experiencing of all that you believe has shaped your life. These | opportunities are but the forerunners of new learning. They are but |
T1:3.1 | opportunities are but the forerunners of new learning. They are but | opportunities to replace illusion with the truth so that the truth of |
T1:4.21 | As was already stated, the first | opportunities for you to learn the art of thought will be provided |
T1:4.21 | through what we have called the re-experiencing of memory. These are | opportunities to re-experience the lessons your life has brought you. |
T2:5.2 | a specific type of call, you will miss many unlearning and learning | opportunities. Thus recognition of the different calls that may now |
T2:10.18 | as you had planned and nevertheless gifted you with experiences or | opportunities that would not have arisen had your chosen plan come to |
D:Day28.6 | Others reach a plateau of sorts and just keep following the | opportunities that are presented along one path. They may have chosen |
D:Day36.5 | life through your responses to the circumstances of your birth, your | opportunities or lack of opportunities, the fateful incidents that |
D:Day36.5 | to the circumstances of your birth, your opportunities or lack of | opportunities, the fateful incidents that you encountered, the people |
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C:6.12 | the new day and the dying of the old. How sad they have not had the | opportunity to stand separate and alone and to become what they would |
C:11.14 | have come about. This matters not at this point. You are offered the | opportunity to make a temporary decision that can be rescinded at any |
C:14.19 | in their mind as they plot and plan for what they never have the | opportunity to put into place. Still others are more coy in their |
C:29.26 | past is but a worry about the return of gifts given. What gift of | opportunity did you not accept in the past, might you not recognize |
T1:2.18 | Finally, the sunset becomes, through your experience of it, an | opportunity to apply the art of thought. |
T2:7.6 | This source is the ego. Even now, the ego will take every | opportunity that arises to prove to you that independence is a far |
T2:7.15 | you will share with the world. It is also about giving the world the | opportunity to give back. It is about recognizing the constant and |
T4:1.7 | example might be useful. In many countries, all are given the | opportunity to go to school. This might be as easily stated as all |
T4:1.7 | their rebellion against the mandatory nature of their chosenness or | opportunity, they might easily choose not to learn. The nature of |
T4:1.14 | mental abilities, or even your leisure time that has opened up this | opportunity. The only alternative would seem to be that this must be |
T4:5.12 | intermediary and to begin to learn directly, you are given the same | opportunity that was formerly reserved for you only after your death. |
T4:6.8 | You have the unequalled | opportunity now, because you exist in the Time of Christ, to directly |
D:4.5 | thrown open and a new world offered. If you do not “accept” this | opportunity, you remain incarcerated in a system that tells you when |
D:Day4.3 | only choices that have been known to you? Thus you must be given the | opportunity here to see what other choices might be before you. |
D:Day4.43 | place of access and carry it within you, or do you only wish the | opportunity to revisit it when the need arises? Are you here to fast |
D:Day28.4 | the home of their parents until they are at least college age, the | opportunity to move away, move out, become more independent increases |
A.28 | in need of being shared. This sharing can offer a rich and rewarding | opportunity for differences to be revealed and for the welcome |
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C:1.9 | your pride a gift the ego demands. These are the magic thoughts that | oppose miracle-mindedness. These are the thoughts that say on my own |
C:2.4 | things have attributes and qualities that seem to complement or | oppose. Love has no attributes, which is why it cannot be taught. |
C:6.8 | is insane. Since you cannot be separate, all these factors that | oppose your reality exist only in opposition to it. This is what you |
C:16.10 | I repeat again that reason does not | oppose love, as your split mind would have you believe it does. For |
C:16.10 | world in which there are two sides to everything and two sides that | oppose each other. How can this be reason? The truth opposes nothing, |
E.24 | love still does not seem to reign, when you meet that which would | oppose love, remember that you are now the bridge between this |
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C:30.7 | relationship with the infinite instead of the finite, with life as | opposed to matter. |
T1:3.2 | the thinking of the ego-mind! The art of thought is diametrically | opposed to the thinking of the ego-mind. |
D:6.9 | they would tell you of all the “laws” of science that would be | opposed to them occurring. You would be told that if the sun had |
D:9.11 | awareness. We do this by discussing now the nature of ideas as | opposed to the nature of thoughts. |
D:Day3.49 | not worrying about money, or taking actions, right-actions now, as | opposed to your idea of the wrong-actions of the past, in order to |
D:Day4.15 | these things to begin to familiarize you with the “given” world as | opposed to the world of your perception, what we might call a |
D:Day7.5 | it makes sense. It is logical. And realize further that love is not | opposed to logic but returns true reason to the mind and heart. |
D:Day14.9 | while maintaining the relationship. It is what happens in oneness as | opposed to the stopping and holding “apart” that occurred in |
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C:14.9 | Think you not that reason | opposes love, for love gives reason its foundation. The foundation of |
C:16.10 | have you believe it does. For your split mind judges even love and | opposes it on the basis that it uses no judgment! Here you can see |
C:16.10 | two sides that oppose each other. How can this be reason? The truth | opposes nothing, nor does love. |
C:23.27 | openness is required for unlearning and new learning both. Control | opposes openness. Mastery comes through the process of both |
T2:11.7 | you are a being who exists in relationship. Separation is all that | opposes relationship, and the ego is all that opposes your true |
T2:11.7 | Separation is all that opposes relationship, and the ego is all that | opposes your true identity. |
D:Day29.1 | in this same, simultaneous way. If you can integrate all that | opposes wholeness into one level of experience, you will be able to |
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C:20.33 | free will devoid of fear, knows what it does. There are no | opposing forces that are not in agreement about their opposing force. |
C:20.33 | There are no opposing forces that are not in agreement about their | opposing force. No atoms do battle. No molecules compete for |
T2:4.9 | your power is the willingness to move through the conflict of two | opposing sets of thoughts and feelings to the place of unity. |
D:3.7 | go, and with it all ideas of contrast and opposites, of conflict and | opposing forces. This is all that is needed for the new to triumph |
D:Day29.2 | under different conditions, at times complementing and at times | opposing one another. Just as mind and heart became one in |
D:Day40.7 | extension, I became I Am. I became instantly because there was no | opposing tension—only love and an idea that entered love, of love’s |
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C:P.15 | of any teachings of the truth that have as their aim the exact | opposite of this conflict-inducing situation. The truth unites. It |
C:2.4 | as a reaction to fear. This is why you can understand love as fear’s | opposite. This is true enough. But because you have not properly |
C:2.8 | of a loving God is insane. Yet you believe that to think the | opposite is true insanity. Given even your limited view of who you |
C:6.8 | What is the | opposite of separation but being joined in relationship? Everything |
C:6.8 | chose to deny relationship, you chose a thought system based on the | opposite of your reality. Thus each choice to deny union reveals its |
C:6.8 | opposite of your reality. Thus each choice to deny union reveals its | opposite. What is separate from peace is chaos. What is separate from |
C:8.21 | heaven to your soul. On other days your feeling will be quite the | opposite, and you will wonder where you are. Yes, there your body is, |
C:8.28 | can it be that what was created so like to God’s creation can be so | opposite to it? How can memory so deceive the eyes, and yet fail to |
C:9.21 | peace. You think that if you but provide these things that are | opposite to what you would not want to have, you have accomplished |
C:9.22 | set on the care of the body alone is another example of choosing an | opposite for replacement. |
C:9.23 | face? You see what you do not want and try to replace it with its | opposite. Your life is thus spent in struggling against what you have |
C:10.21 | “I will take this despair no more.” For others this threshold is the | opposite, an experience of pain so great that they would rather die |
C:14.8 | or to disregard all that reason would say to you. Only the | opposite is true. You are asked rather to give up the laws of chaos |
C:14.30 | thing. And as soon as love is attached to a particular, love’s | opposite is brought into existence. While you refuse to look upon |
C:14.30 | to love but to make special. And you are choosing but to make love’s | opposite real to you and those you claim to love, as well as those |
C:15.1 | of your life, and the world you see but reflects this desire. Love’s | opposite would not exist but for your invitation of it. All hate, |
C:15.1 | guilt, shame, and envy are but the result of your creation of an | opposite to love through specialness. All the maladies of the current |
C:16.16 | the world a better place! If history proves anything, it proves the | opposite of what you would care to believe. The more the individual, |
C:19.23 | Looking back in judgment is not what is required here. Only the | opposite will advance our aim of uniting mind and heart. |
C:20.45 | of to serve is being used to replace the idea of to use and is its | opposite. It replaces the thought of taking with the thought of |
C:23.12 | with an alteration of beliefs regarding form. Here we have taken an | opposite approach, beginning with exercises to alter your belief in |
C:31.11 | thoughts and see them as the seat of yourself calls for the exact | opposite of extension. This is the only true source of conflict. And, |
C:31.25 | The ego invented the idea of “telling” the truth and using it as an | opposite to telling an untruth or lie. Thus were born ideas of being |
T1:1.3 | does not feel complete is the result of forgetfulness, which is the | opposite of mindfulness. Your further learning then is learning based |
T1:9.12 | sway, toward the intellectual. This instinctual turning toward an | opposite has been made to serve you through the intercession of the |
T2:7.1 | without looking at the condition of dependency that you consider its | opposite. To be independent, you feel as if you must rely only on |
T3:3.3 | affect it or others you hold dear. Some of you have seemed to do the | opposite, despite your best intentions calling disappointment to |
T3:4.1 | This is not a self-help course but just the | opposite. This Course has stated time and time again that you cannot |
T3:6.5 | hand-in-hand. This is the idea of “an eye for an eye” or the exact | opposite of the idea of “turning the other cheek.” While this may |
T4:2.32 | But true vision is seeing relationship and union. It is the | opposite of seeing with the eyes and the attitude of separation. It |
T4:4.10 | which I speak. You are not mortal, and so a word that speaks of an | opposite to what you are not and have never been is not the accurate |
D:16.3 | To be barren is to be empty. Empty is the | opposite of full, the opposite of wholeness. It is the perceived |
D:16.3 | To be barren is to be empty. Empty is the opposite of full, the | opposite of wholeness. It is the perceived condition of lack. It is |
D:Day3.45 | Being open to the divine flow of union is the exact | opposite of the condition of anger. Anger could be likened to an |
D:Day14.7 | stopped and held in a “holding pattern” to return to later, is the | opposite of the holding within you are asked to do now because those |
D:Day16.10 | where all that is exists in harmony. To embrace is the | opposite of to escape. To hold all within yourself in the embrace of |
D:Day16.10 | to escape. To hold all within yourself in the embrace of love is the | opposite of holding onto what you have already responded to with fear |
D:Day27.11 | darkness and light, hot and cold, sickness and health are each just | opposite ends of the same continuum, you can now see that they are |
D:Day34.1 | is key to creating a new world, how does this relate to the seeming | opposite of creation? How does this new way of seeing relate to |
D:Day36.11 | what is not God is simply being—simply existing at the | opposite end of the continuum of everything that is creation. |
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C:7.3 | the basis of all learning in your world. It is based on contrast and | opposites and on separating into groups and species. Not only is each |
D:3.7 | the new. We let the old go, and with it all ideas of contrast and | opposites, of conflict and opposing forces. This is all that is |
D:Day27.9 | darkness. Looking in another, you might see the dawning of light. | Opposites exist only as different aspects of one whole. Different |
D:Day34.1 | cold, darkness and light. Seeing in wholeness includes seeing the | opposites that seem to exist at these two ends of the same spectrum. |
D:Day35.16 | from particulars but united with wholeness, has led to this time of | opposites becoming one and wholeness becoming actual rather than |
D:Day38.8 | and union within one’s own Self. This has been called the tension of | opposites, of being one’s own Self and being one in union and |
D:Day38.8 | being one’s own Self and being one in union and relationship. These | opposites, like all others, are held within the embrace of love and |
D:Day39.38 | or carrying, the mystery within you. That mystery is the tension of | opposites. It is time and eternity. Love and hate. Good and evil. In |
D:Day39.46 | You will realize as you enter union that the tension of | opposites is the individuation process and that you are the bridge. |
D:Day40.22 | individuation has become the conflict between, or the tension of, | opposites. Because you have relationship with both fear and love. |
E.24 | that you are now the bridge between this creative tension of | opposites becoming one. Remember that this is creation in the making. |
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C:6.5 | unity over separation, you choose reality over illusion. You end | opposition by choosing harmony. You end conflict by choosing peace. |
C:6.8 | separate, all these factors that oppose your reality exist only in | opposition to it. This is what you chose to create when you chose to |
C:6.8 | chose to pretend you can be what you cannot be. You chose to live in | opposition to the truth, and the opposition is of your making. |
C:6.8 | you cannot be. You chose to live in opposition to the truth, and the | opposition is of your making. |
C:6.12 | Eagerness for life and eagerness for heaven are seen to be in | opposition. Heaven and its milieu of eternal peace is rightly kept, |
T3:3.2 | have been chosen either in accordance with the ego’s desires or in | opposition to them. Whether they be in accord or in opposition, their |
T3:3.2 | desires or in opposition to them. Whether they be in accord or in | opposition, their source has still been the ego. These traits, |
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T1:4.12 | the idea of your responsibility for these gifts that has led to your | oppression. Again I tell you, your call is to respond rather than to |
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T4:7.7 | You will realize that what is is | optimal to your learning. But you will also realize that an end to |
T4:7.7 | of all learning everywhere. The conditions are perfect for | optimal learning. This is the nature of the universe. These |
T4:12.21 | of new patterns. The patterns of old were patterns designed for the | optimal benefit of learning. These patterns were created by the one |
T4:12.27 | the pattern was the same. There was an overall design that ensured | optimal learning and that design was known to you in the pattern of |
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C:1.14 | in it. In this you think correctly. And yet you do not choose this | option, thinking that to do so you turn your back on responsibility |
C:2.8 | to make their corner of it more safe and secure. Some shift from one | option to the next, giving up on one and hoping that the other will |
C:10.22 | to the unknown fears of any other kind of existence. That an | option could be chosen that leaves no room for fear at all does not |
T3:19.7 | desire for physical joining as an expression of that union. Neither | option is reason for judgment. |
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C:2.8 | other will bring them some peace. To think that these are the only | options available to creatures of a loving God is insane. Yet you |
T4:7.6 | the manner of this perfection of your health will remain one of many | options. |
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C:18.3 | Now imagine further that this chain is keeping the Earth in its | orbit. It is obvious that the Earth falling out of orbit would cause |
C:18.3 | the Earth in its orbit. It is obvious that the Earth falling out of | orbit would cause dire consequences of a universal nature. It is |
D:6.12 | need not set—and the earth would still be safely spinning in its | orbit. |
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T4:5.2 | expression, God’s melody. You, and all that exist with you, form the | orchestra and chorus of creation. You might think of your time here |
T4:5.2 | the relationship of unity that is the whole of the choir and the | orchestra. So that you can realize your accomplishment in union and |
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D:Day3.21 | is seen as a dire situation indeed. This asking will likely be an | ordeal of some consequence. Even those who are seen by others as |
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C:I.2 | these new mental constructs and calls this way of seeing new. In | order to support its new reality it must insist that others follow |
C:I.4 | You think that in | order to share you must be able to speak the same language and so you |
C:P.8 | of who you think you are. Christ is God’s extension of who He is. In | order to end the need for learning, you must know who you are and |
C:4.9 | cannot be learned nor practiced, there is a practice we must do in | order to recognize love’s presence. We practice living by the law of |
C:4.22 | for the mess that has been made, to attempt to restore | order to chaos, anything so that the angry ones feel less alone with |
C:5.16 | you say that is the real world. It is the world you go out into in | order to earn your living, receive your education, find your mate. |
C:6.3 | and never were and never can be. All your illusions were created in | order to obscure this fact of your existence because you would rather |
C:7.4 | In | order to identify yourself in this world, you have had to withhold a |
C:7.14 | form of grievances but of the form of specialness. You withhold in | order to make yourself special, always at another’s expense. All your |
C:8.12 | willing to address. You would see into another’s mind and heart in | order perhaps to help them, but also to have power over them. |
C:9.49 | to remain separate, you must use your brothers and sisters in | order to even maintain the illusion of your separation. Would it not |
C:11.3 | the next. Those of you less confident may quit before you begin in | order to keep from failing one more time. Even those who feel the |
C:14.5 | the highest achievement of the life upon it would be to leave it in | order to gain life? What creator would create a world not meant to |
C:16.16 | Something dangerous has been tried and has seemingly succeeded. The | order of the universe has flipped. The child believes she has |
C:18.3 | that you are part of what has established and keeps a universal | order, part of a whole that would be a completely different whole |
C:18.9 | for, or the extent of involvement this learning would require. In | order to learn what the idea of separation would teach you, you |
C:18.10 | to you in your natural state. Experience was required in | order to alter your belief system and is required now as well. |
C:18.13 | In | order for your experience base to change from that of learning in |
C:18.13 | must each experience the birth of the idea of learning from unity in | order for it to come from within and leave not its source. An idea of |
C:18.13 | own way, from the desire to know from which all ideas are born, in | order to give it life. |
C:18.15 | Thus the integration of mind and heart must be our goal in | order for you to create the state in which unity can be experienced. |
C:19.10 | of long ago saw me is the way to achieve relationship of the highest | order and relearn communion, the language of the heart. This is why |
C:19.13 | In | order to do this there is still one more layer to the unification of |
C:19.15 | to know cannot be achieved through the same methods you have used in | order to know about other things. And, increasingly, you are willing |
C:19.19 | backward, or the review of life that some experience after death. In | order to remember unity you must, in a sense, travel back to it, |
C:20.4 | from life itself. Your beauty is the gathering of the atoms, the | order in chaos, the silence in solitude, the grace of the cosmos. Our |
C:20.6 | one mind. One creative force gathering the atoms, establishing the | order, blessing the silence, gracing the cosmos, manifesting the |
C:20.47 | effect world peace. You can barely keep your personal concerns in | order. Your effort to do so is all that stands between you and chaos. |
C:21.4 | because of your use of concepts. Concepts have been used to | order your world and to assist your mind in keeping track of all that |
C:22.9 | Everything within your world and your day must pass through you in | order to gain reality. While you might think of this as everything |
C:23.16 | belief is not only capable of changing form but also is necessary in | order to do so. |
C:29.22 | have from what another has and then to call it special. You claim in | order to reclaim your Self. |
C:30.2 | separated from the Self and your function here. When you learn in | order to contribute something to your work and your world, you bypass |
C:30.3 | Be like the little children, and inhale the world around you in | order to make it part of your Self. Be like the little children, and |
C:30.3 | make it part of your Self. Be like the little children, and learn in | order to claim your learning for your Self. Learn who you are through |
C:30.3 | Learn who you are through each experience rather than learning in | order to find out who you are or what your contribution will |
C:31.2 | thought—as dictated by the body—from thought of a higher | order, or spiritual thought. Thoughts related to your personal self |
C:31.14 | are one in truth. Put another way, all this says is that in | order to be your Self, you have to share your Self. What you keep you |
C:31.19 | such as confession being good for the soul would be no more. But in | order to remember your Self, you need a means of learning who you |
T1:1.7 | mechanics of the mind were what were in need of being overcome in | order for you to listen once again to the wisdom of your heart. The |
T1:1.7 | for it to even contemplate union or the new learning required in | order to facilitate your return to union. Your return to union is |
T1:1.7 | center or heart of your Self. Your mind was in need of silencing in | order for you to hear the wisdom of your heart and begin your return. |
T1:1.7 | you to hear the wisdom of your heart and begin your return. Now, in | order to complete your return, mind and heart must work as one. |
T1:1.9 | ego is incapable of learning the ego-mind had to be circumvented in | order for true learning to take place. This is what A Course of Love |
T1:2.10 | only thoughts are of survival of the body is to exist in a lower | order. The laws of the body have thus subjected you to conditions |
T1:2.10 | the ego-mind to turn its attention to existence in this lower | order. It is only you who can recognize and invite the higher order |
T1:2.10 | lower order. It is only you who can recognize and invite the higher | order or subject yourself to its conditions. It is only your |
T1:2.10 | It is only your attention to the existence of this higher | order that will reveal its laws to you. These are the laws of God or |
T1:2.12 | new means of thinking is referred to here as the “art” of thought in | order to call your wholehearted attention to the continual act of |
T1:2.16 | The sunset is part of your human experience. In the lower | order of that experience it speaks to your survival needs. It may |
T1:2.17 | Yet to rise above this lower | order of experience is to receive and to give back. First the sunset |
T1:3.3 | Because it believes it is on its own it cannot see the higher | order. Because of all of this, it cannot experience the truth and so |
T1:4.2 | instruction of the ego-mind. This Treatise must change that habit in | order for all your thoughts to become the miracles that express the |
T1:4.18 | The art of thought is being taught here in | order to prevent just such a conclusion. The truth is the truth and |
T1:5.8 | In | order to experience the truth, you must move into a state that is |
T1:5.12 | the foundation of fear on which the old thought system was built in | order to experience the new. |
T1:7.5 | to a new level, and acquired an ability to perceive differently, in | order to make this new learning possible. If you do not let what you |
T1:8.10 | version of creation, made it necessary for woman to join with man in | order for new life to come forth, is but another example of how your |
T1:8.16 | one more demonstration of what needs to occur now, in this time, in | order for the truth of the resurrection to be revealed and lived. |
T1:9.8 | this birth of the Self, who is the giver and who is the receiver? In | order for the Self to be birthed, giving and receiving must be one in |
T2:2.6 | act of caring for a child, preparing a meal, bringing grace and | order to a home? |
T2:4.3 | that you but think you are. A Course of Love then followed in | order to reveal to you who you truly are. While you continue to act |
T2:5.1 | In | order for you to more fully understand the life that this Course |
T2:7.4 | that has been so often defined and repeated within this Course. In | order to believe in giving and receiving as one, you must believe in |
T2:8.1 | In | order for this learning to come to completion, you must put into |
T2:8.6 | of who you are. This distinction must be fully realized here in | order for you to accept the truth of who you are and to come to an |
T2:9.7 | with needs or need fulfillment. Doing what needs to be done in | order to survive is hardly the same as feeling that one has a need. |
T2:9.10 | The extent to which you are willing to abdicate your needs in | order to attain something is the extent to which your belief in want |
T2:9.13 | instincts over millennia, such as the instinct to survive, in | order to carry on in physical form. |
T2:10.5 | For just as a supercomputer needs a knowledgeable operator in | order to provide the information sought, so too do you need to become |
T2:10.5 | information sought, so too do you need to become knowledgeable in | order to access all that is available to you. |
T2:11.14 | Here that relationship is being called Christ in | order to keep the holiness and importance of this relationship |
T2:13.1 | have seen that yourself does not need to stand separate and alone in | order to be fulfilled under the mantle of individuality. You have |
T3:2.11 | should you be more inclined to believe that you left a paradise in | order to live a while in a form that would cause you much suffering |
T3:5.6 | an appropriateness that continues even now. I walked the earth in | order to reveal a God of love. The question of the time, a question |
T3:12.5 | your awareness is still limited. As has already been stated, in | order to remove the limits that continue to exist, we must remove all |
T3:14.6 | live than to see the need to change your life completely in | order to find love. You who are worried about the risks you may be |
T3:14.11 | in all. If your brother or sister would not give up bitterness in | order to usher in a world of peace, would you not think this a |
T3:15.13 | assisting you to live what you have learned. Learning was needed in | order to return you to your Self. Despite whatever method you feel |
T3:16.4 | within you, a hope for the very changes that you feel you need in | order to reflect, within your daily life, the new Self you have |
T3:16.8 | being said that you are already what you have sought to be. Thus, in | order to live by the truth, you must live in the world as The |
T3:17.1 | the laws of love. There was no need for the Self to be separate in | order for this to be so, but there was a need for the Self to have an |
T3:17.8 | was needed between the illusion and the truth, must end in | order for the truth to become the one reality. |
T3:18.8 | as if you are asked to deny the facts that you see before you in | order to observe something other than what is there. You must |
T3:20.5 | the ego-thought system and thus seeing the errors of the old way in | order to realize the perfect sense of the new. |
T3:21.7 | true Self to exist together is for the truth to be lived in time. In | order for the truth to be lived in time you must forget your |
T4:1.25 | Some occupy themselves with mind and spirit numbing activities in | order to block it out, having chosen to die within the state of |
T4:4.14 | the divine, there was no choice but to end the separated state in | order to return to unity through death. Once the return to unity has |
T4:4.16 | is to believe that you must die to the personal self of form in | order to be reborn as a true Self. This is an old way of thinking. |
T4:5.4 | In | order for your body to live, this one Energy had to enter your form |
T4:5.9 | probable. It is thus probable that you will use your free will in | order to be who you are. But it is not guaranteed! It is your choice |
T4:7.7 | past, and in the future, to bring you the lessons you would learn in | order to return you to your Self and the unity of |
T4:8.8 | love. What God, in effect had to do, what you in effect had to do in | order to live in a nature inconsistent with that from which God could |
T4:8.9 | the body and chose to rebel against the learning that was needed in | order to come into the time of fullness of a being able to express |
T4:8.12 | To take away your freedom in | order to protect you, even from yourself, would not have been an act |
T4:10.11 | that there is no lack. Learning was what was necessary in | order to allow you to fulfill the desired experience of expressing |
T4:10.11 | is what you are now ready to do. Learning was what was necessary in | order to know who you are and how to express who you are. No longer |
T4:12.19 | and choose the conditions of learning instead of sharing in unity in | order to realize some bit of knowledge that you feel is necessary |
T4:12.23 | joined in Christ-consciousness, must share this consciousness in | order to know it. It cannot be grasped by the singular consciousness. |
D:1.3 | still fumbling along. You do not see the natural grace and | order of the universe extending into the realm of the elevated Self, |
D:1.3 | aiding the personal self in the stepping back that is required in | order for the true Self to step forward. |
D:1.21 | with every curriculum that has sought to teach the truth. In | order for the truth to be truly learned, you first had to enter a |
D:3.4 | denied for the new to come into being, the old must be vanquished in | order for the truth to triumph over illusion. |
D:3.23 | serve you in your creation of the new. All—all—that you need in | order to create the new is available within you. The power of the |
D:4.11 | is the idea of a purposeless existence, a universe with no divine | order, a life in which you are at the mercy of fate. The new idea you |
D:4.11 | is that existence is purposeful, that the universe exists in divine | order, and that your life is part of that divine design. |
D:4.19 | in which to dwell or as a set of rules or instructions to follow in | order to build the new—but as structure that will provide you with |
D:4.22 | and still feel as if you need. If you have imprisoned yourself in | order to earn a living by doing work that brings you no joy and |
D:4.23 | I give you your own authority, an authority you must claim in | order for it to be your own. An authority you must claim before your |
D:4.29 | is available. You accept and you receive. You realize that the first | order of creation of the new is restoration of the original order, or |
D:4.29 | first order of creation of the new is restoration of the original | order, or original design. As you have been returned to your Self, |
D:5.6 | content—form representing what “is.” The form was created in | order to show—to teach—that joining is the way. Think of the word |
D:5.13 | What was made of what was created in | order to serve the ego will cease to be, just as the ego has ceased |
D:6.2 | the real to the unreal, the false to the true, fear to love—in | order to point out the insanity of your perception and the perfect |
D:6.2 | to ideas concerning false representation rather than let them go in | order to embrace true representation. In the time of learning, you |
D:6.14 | I am calling all of this to mind in | order to begin our discussion concerning the suspension of belief. If |
D:6.15 | certainty, a learned certainty based on the fear that caused you to | order the world according to a set of facts and rules. |
D:7.4 | in time to aid your total acceptance of what you have learned. In | order to experience the new you must answer the call to let |
D:7.15 | The observation, envisioning, and desire you have been practicing in | order to be ready to accept revelation works hand in hand with the |
D:7.26 | In | order to facilitate your understanding, I call you now to imagine |
D:9.9 | on the Nature of Unity and Its Recognition”. What was taught in | order to aid your “recognition” will clearly be different from what |
D:9.14 | that these ideas that already exist were able to pass through you in | order to gain expression in form; then you are beginning to see, on a |
D:11.1 | apply thought to intellectual puzzles, focus your thoughts in | order to make up your mind. You make lists of your thoughts so you |
D:11.1 | of your thoughts so you don’t forget what they remind you to do, you | order your thoughts to communicate effectively, you take note of your |
D:11.4 | the total rejection of thought as you know it that must now occur in | order to go on to creation of the new. You create the new from, and |
D:12.8 | thoughts, but they do “enter” you. Their words must enter you in | order for them to provide a source for your response—to become a |
D:14.4 | will, to a certain extent, need to remember your invulnerability in | order to be a real explorer, and to fully participate in the |
D:14.4 | of earlier. You will need, in short, to set aside the known in | order to discover the unknown. |
D:15.18 | desired service. In this example, maintenance is what you give in | order to receive the maximum connection to unity that is possible in |
D:16.21 | of true joining in relationship. You must be fully present in | order to join in relationship. All of your images are false images, |
D:Day2.15 | acceptance is necessary. I will give you one final example in | order to make our discussion as clear as possible. |
D:Day3.11 | either learned or earned, most times both, for you have learned in | order to earn, learned in order to advance yourself in the world in |
D:Day3.11 | most times both, for you have learned in order to earn, learned in | order to advance yourself in the world in one way or another. Since |
D:Day3.25 | dialogue, we have begun to use examples of what you did not learn in | order to demonstrate that what you learned is not true. What you |
D:Day3.36 | taught, often throwing the questions posed back upon the poser, in | order to say: Use me not as an intermediary. It is only in |
D:Day3.37 | To read the inspired wisdom of teachers such as these in | order to “learn” has prevented the very relationship that these |
D:Day3.49 | now, as opposed to your idea of the wrong-actions of the past, in | order to bring money or abundance flowing to you. All that this |
D:Day4.20 | that my example life was seen as something from which to learn. In | order to “teach” what my life represented to those who did not know |
D:Day5.2 | the same, but perhaps quite different in the action which you use in | order to enter it. For those of you who have felt the point of entry |
D:Day5.18 | be told is not a lesson. Not another cause for seeming effort in | order to arrive at the effortless. But realize also that this effort |
D:Day5.19 | As you may seem to pause here in your movement in | order to understand the way in which that movement is achieved, you |
D:Day6.1 | We stand at the intersection point of the finite and the infinite in | order to complete the creative act of becoming. |
D:Day6.30 | Do you need to feel desire for what you do in | order to do it peacefully? Do you need to be other than yourself in |
D:Day6.30 | order to do it peacefully? Do you need to be other than yourself in | order to navigate your daily life? What you are being shown here is |
D:Day8.7 | “trying” and even “struggling” to accept what you do not like in | order to be more true to an ideal self. Yet this ideal self is not |
D:Day8.29 | and judgments interchangeably and either “thought” about them in | order to know how to react or suffered the consequences of reacting |
D:Day10.35 | Although I need no awareness of the issues facing your time in | order to speak to you of such things, I am aware of them. So is every |
D:Day11.4 | The One Self exists within the many in | order to know Its Self through sharing in union and relationship. |
D:Day15.2 | unknown and your willingness to accept your relationship with it in | order for you to come to know it. The unknown and the known exist |
D:Day18.5 | is within them. They realize that what is needed now is needed in | order to renew or resurrect the world and all who abide within it. |
D:Day18.12 | the self and the relationship of self to all must become known in | order for the paradise that has been re-found to be recreated for |
D:Day19.10 | All are called to become, but some must “do” in | order to “become.” Those called to the way of Mary are not required |
D:Day21.2 | the pattern of learning you have been so familiar with, for in | order to learn, the source of wisdom, even though you may have seen |
D:Day21.9 | experience with a companion who had offered himself as a teacher in | order to bring you to the place of being willing to accept that a |
D:Day21.9 | that a teacher was not needed. He joined you on the mountain top in | order to prepare you for his departure, a departure from reliance |
D:Day22.7 | making known. It is the only way it remains real. You know union in | order to sustain and create union by channeling the unknown reality |
D:Day23.1 | be this. A Course of Love gave you the understanding you needed in | order to realize that you are this. The Treatises gave you a way to |
D:Day24.7 | of the spirit. Without release, it must die to its present form in | order to begin again. Thus spirit is always becoming, even when it |
D:Day27.14 | experiencing the constant and the variable together. We practice in | order to move toward an experience of variability within wholeness |
D:Day28.5 | directed. They may include a great deal of inner reflection in | order to be made, but they are still directed at external outcome. By |
D:Day28.23 | on the mountain has provided you with: The experience required in | order to realize a new possibility. |
D:Day30.2 | is not by itself the whole, but is, in combination, the whole. In | order for a common denominator to be found, more than one (fraction, |
D:Day30.4 | state of “Wholeness” or “Beingness” separating into more than one in | order to know Itself, you would see that knower and known are one. |
D:Day30.4 | and known are one. You would see that two or more are needed in | order for knowing to occur. To not know wholeness would be to be in a |
D:Day30.4 | state of nothingness. Thus the joining of two or more are needed in | order for wholeness to be known and thus to exist as a state of |
D:Day30.5 | and experiencer are one. In other words, one must experience in | order to know. It follows then that what is experienced is what is |
D:Day35.6 | top experience behind? This question has been asked in this way in | order to remind you that while you will return to level ground, you |
D:Day36.19 | see, now, perhaps, why we have had to build your awareness slowly in | order for you to be able to reach this place where you may be able to |
D:Day37.17 | the conditions of being because you must be able to perceive in | order to be a being. But knowing is also used because you are, as a |
D:Day39.3 | Because we are all one being, we must either extend or project in | order to individuate and be in relationship. You are an extension of |
D:Day39.12 | two individuated beings in union and relationship. You and me. In | order for this link of relationship to exist there must be two beings |
D:Day40.8 | separation you have striven against the “opposing” force of union in | order to become separate. In seeing the self as separate you have |
D:Day40.30 | and to know. Can you give up the ideal of your separated self in | order to be known? In order to know? |
D:Day40.30 | give up the ideal of your separated self in order to be known? In | order to know? |
E.2 | you will still have to make—the choice to leave behind the old in | order to be. |
A.12 | information that you do not possess. I ask you merely to receive in | order to learn receptivity, the way of the heart. I ask you only to |
A.26 | situation. Now a time may come when studying truly seems to be in | order. The guidance provided by their reading may seem to come and go |
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D:3.10 | You will be seeking now for replacements for that which formerly | ordered your life. Thus we will speak of these replacements. |
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T3:13.10 | yourself to freely spend a small amount of money each day that you | ordinarily would not spend, always with the idea in mind that this |
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T2:2.2 | of those who feel they have a calling for something beyond their | ordinary, limited, view of themselves use this phrase. But many |
T2:6.9 | is the creation of a new reality outside of the pattern of | ordinary time. Although this state exists as the already |
T3:19.16 | about the glory of God. What will make this choice so attractive are | ordinary people living extraordinary, and miraculous, and observable |
T3:21.21 | Self is being sounded far and wide and why it goes out to humble and | ordinary people like yourself. There is no exclusivity to this call. |
D:Day4.34 | longer in need of tools. But you have taken yourself away from the | ordinary world. You are on top of the mountain. What is this all |
D:Day8.2 | Love yourself enough to accept yourself. Love will transform normal, | ordinary, life into extraordinary life. Loving exactly who you are |
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D:Day12.8 | the obstacle but does not know it. The feeling that is the sense | organ of the spacious Self then remembers its spaciousness and calls |
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D:4.2 | to see no more. In unity you are whole and inseparable, one living | organism now raised above the level of the organism as you become |
D:4.2 | inseparable, one living organism now raised above the level of the | organism as you become aware of unity of form. |
D:7.21 | is the way of the creature, the natural response of the living | organism to the stimulus of matter upon matter, and of the creature’s |
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C:17.7 | with them, even knowing in advance that your greatest efforts at | organization are often to no avail. A Course in Miracles asks you to |
T2:9.4 | of you. You assign the meeting of a need to a person or system or | organization. You as often feel indebted as you feel grateful for the |
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C:7.3 | but so too are groups of individuals, pieces of land, systems and | organizations, the natural world and the mechanistic world, heaven |
C:7.14 | not only against individuals but groups and nations, teams and | organizations, religions and neighbors and family members. This is |
C:9.42 | than yourself demonstrates to you. All society, groups, teams, and | organizations are but a collective portrayal of individual desire. |
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D:Day18.8 | formation of life, over what tells the brain what to do, over the | organizing factor of DNA, of tissues and cells that do know exactly |
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D:Day12.2 | up, by consciousness. It is your feelings that now will be the sense | organs of this spaciousness. Not feelings of sight or sound, smell or |
orientation (1) |
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C:18.16 | this Course has thus far attempted to do is to briefly change your | orientation from mind to heart. This is a first step in what will |
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C:28.10 | knowing. This is a human response to a knowing that is not human in | origin. Knowing is alien to you, and that is why you seek validation. |
T3:5.8 | goes unfulfilled. Since God is original purpose, original cause, the | origin of self and of relationship, original purpose cannot go |
T3:21.12 | own in the way few things, in addition to your name and family of | origin ever are. Even the most materialistic among you rarely count |
T3:21.15 | The historical aspect is based upon your family of | origin, its history, and on the life you have led since your birth. |
T4:12.26 | and that you are not in a foreign land but returned to your home of | origin. What you cannot learn you can remember. What you cannot learn |
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C:P.8 | learning, you must know who you are and what this means. Where the | original Course in Miracles was a course in thought reversal and mind |
C:P.11 | The further teachings of the | original Course were designed to turn fear into love. When you think |
C:2.16 | your attempts to keep things separate are but a re-enactment of the | original separation made to convince yourself that the separation |
C:6.6 | All this forgiveness can do for you. Forgiveness of the | original error—the choice to believe that you are separate despite |
C:12.20 | —and there still is no such thing except as an extension of the | original idea. Just as we discussed your desire to protect or to |
C:12.20 | exist, so too is it with the external aspect of life. Without the | original idea of separation, the external aspect of life would not |
C:12.22 | been written. Yet this participation could not but proceed from the | original idea and could not proceed in reality but only in the |
C:17.10 | cannot be made, correction would have occurred. This is the | original error that is so in need of correction: your belief in sin— |
C:17.12 | reverse or “turn back” to the state in which you existed before the | original error, then you never shall. |
T2:6.10 | the phrase, the Son of God, and the name Christ, but represent the | original creation and are not to be mistaken for heavenly deities |
T3:2.1 | exist only as a representation? We might think of this in terms of | original purpose and the original purpose of representation being to |
T3:2.1 | We might think of this in terms of original purpose and the | original purpose of representation being to share the Self in a new |
T3:2.6 | of this behind now as we advance toward truth through returning to | original purpose. Your return to your original purpose eliminates the |
T3:2.6 | truth through returning to original purpose. Your return to your | original purpose eliminates the concept of original sin and leaves |
T3:2.6 | Your return to your original purpose eliminates the concept of | original sin and leaves you blameless. It is from this blameless or |
T3:2.10 | unreal and the real. All you await is an idea, a remembrance of the | original idea about your personal self. |
T3:5.7 | was given once and for all. It is the gift of restoration to | original purpose. Without there having been an original purpose |
T3:5.7 | of restoration to original purpose. Without there having been an | original purpose worthy of God’s son, the crucifixion would have |
T3:5.7 | to the formless. Instead, the sons of man were freed to pursue their | original purpose. |
T3:5.8 | the Self be reborn to life eternal. Without rebirth of the Self, the | original purpose goes unfulfilled. Since God is original purpose, |
T3:5.8 | of the Self, the original purpose goes unfulfilled. Since God is | original purpose, original cause, the origin of self and of |
T3:5.8 | original purpose goes unfulfilled. Since God is original purpose, | original cause, the origin of self and of relationship, original |
T3:5.8 | purpose, original cause, the origin of self and of relationship, | original purpose cannot go unfulfilled. What this means is that the |
T3:18.2 | the ability to observe what the Self expresses, was part of the | original choice for physical form. The word observance has rightly |
T3:18.3 | and this relationship causes an effect. Because this was part of the | original choice for the physical experience, it is a natural choice |
T3:19.9 | It is a thought system of one thought, one goal. That goal is the | original thought that began the experience in physical form, the |
T4:2.15 | The ability to observe what the Self expresses was among the | original reasons for this chosen experience. Observe now the |
T4:3.3 | personal self is still in need of being elevated—elevated to its | original nature—by its original nature or intent. The devotion of |
T4:3.3 | in need of being elevated—elevated to its original nature—by its | original nature or intent. The devotion of the observant will return |
T4:3.3 | or intent. The devotion of the observant will return you to your | original purpose. The vision of Christ-consciousness will take you |
T4:3.4 | Original intent has everything to do with the nature of things for | |
T4:3.4 | Original intent has everything to do with the nature of things for | original intent is synonymous with cause. The original intent of this |
T4:3.4 | nature of things for original intent is synonymous with cause. The | original intent of this chosen experience was the expression of the |
T4:3.4 | was the expression of the Self of love in observable form. This | original intent or cause formed the true nature of the personal self |
T4:3.4 | capable of being observed in relationship. The displacement of the | original intent, while it did not change the original cause, formed a |
T4:3.4 | The displacement of the original intent, while it did not change the | original cause, formed a false nature for the personal self. This |
T4:3.4 | a false nature for the personal self. This displacement of the | original intent can be simply stated as the displacement of love with |
T4:3.5 | you have ever intended to live in fear. But the displacement of the | original intent was so complete that each life has begun with fear |
T4:3.5 | from this beginning continually reacting to fear. While the | original intent remained within you and caused you to attempt to |
T4:3.12 | The physical form is not the natural or | original form of the created. Vision is the means by which the |
T4:3.12 | or original form of the created. Vision is the means by which the | original nature of the created can once again be known. Observation |
T4:3.12 | can once again be known. Observation is the means by which the | original nature of the created can newly be seen in physical form. |
T4:3.12 | nature of the created can newly be seen in physical form. Once the | original nature of the created becomes observable in physical form, |
T4:3.12 | and become the new nature of the created. There is no reason why the | original nature of your being cannot become a being the nature of |
T4:3.12 | which is form if you so choose it to be. There is a reason why the | original nature of your being cannot exist in a form unnatural to |
T4:8.11 | In following in the way of God’s | original intent, you rebelled against God’s original design, the |
T4:8.11 | in the way of God’s original intent, you rebelled against God’s | original design, the design that is the pattern of creation. Yet your |
D:4.29 | that the first order of creation of the new is restoration of the | original order, or original design. As you have been returned to your |
D:4.29 | of creation of the new is restoration of the original order, or | original design. As you have been returned to your Self, now your |
D:Day6.7 | to the piece originally intended, or it might be quite true to the | original idea. |
D:Day17.2 | anointed in its coming and its going in remembrance of the | original anointing. |
D:Day32.6 | but no, He has already granted free will so He can’t do that? If the | original purpose was knowing Himself, what kind of knowing would this |
D:Day35.17 | If creation only occurs through unity and relationship, then the | original creation must have occurred in this way. We will not return |
D:Day35.17 | occurred in this way. We will not return to previous discussions of | original creation, but it must be thought of so that you understand |
D:Day37.11 | remainder, that when added to the previous number returns it to its | original value. Think further of a problem in division that results |
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T4:3.12 | or original form of the created. Vision is the means by which the | original nature of the created can once again be known. Observation |
T4:3.12 | can once again be known. Observation is the means by which the | original nature of the created can newly be seen in physical form. |
T4:3.12 | nature of the created can newly be seen in physical form. Once the | original nature of the created becomes observable in physical form, |
T4:3.12 | and become the new nature of the created. There is no reason why the | original nature of your being cannot become a being the nature of |
T4:3.12 | which is form if you so choose it to be. There is a reason why the | original nature of your being cannot exist in a form unnatural to |
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T3:2.1 | exist only as a representation? We might think of this in terms of | original purpose and the original purpose of representation being to |
T3:2.1 | We might think of this in terms of original purpose and the | original purpose of representation being to share the Self in a new |
T3:2.6 | of this behind now as we advance toward truth through returning to | original purpose. Your return to your original purpose eliminates the |
T3:2.6 | truth through returning to original purpose. Your return to your | original purpose eliminates the concept of original sin and leaves |
T3:5.7 | was given once and for all. It is the gift of restoration to | original purpose. Without there having been an original purpose |
T3:5.7 | of restoration to original purpose. Without there having been an | original purpose worthy of God’s son, the crucifixion would have |
T3:5.7 | to the formless. Instead, the sons of man were freed to pursue their | original purpose. |
T3:5.8 | the Self be reborn to life eternal. Without rebirth of the Self, the | original purpose goes unfulfilled. Since God is original purpose, |
T3:5.8 | of the Self, the original purpose goes unfulfilled. Since God is | original purpose, original cause, the origin of self and of |
T3:5.8 | purpose, original cause, the origin of self and of relationship, | original purpose cannot go unfulfilled. What this means is that the |
T4:3.3 | or intent. The devotion of the observant will return you to your | original purpose. The vision of Christ-consciousness will take you |
D:Day32.6 | but no, He has already granted free will so He can’t do that? If the | original purpose was knowing Himself, what kind of knowing would this |
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D:6.6 | that you have made that does not exist as some variation of what was | originally created. Because, and this cannot be repeated enough, |
D:6.6 | so even the creations you have made are only distinct from what was | originally created in your perception of what they are or what you |
D:Day6.7 | of music she began, it may have little resemblance to the piece | originally intended, or it might be quite true to the original idea. |
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C:2.6 | in one instance and act in anger in another, and that both actions | originate from the same place, is an error of enormous proportions. |
T3:12.6 | body. They may seem to be, but the body is neutral. All temptations | originate in the mind and are transferred to the body. Temptations do |
T3:12.6 | in the mind and are transferred to the body. Temptations do not | originate from love. While some temptations will seem to be of love |
T3:13.13 | giving birth. Realize that you believe in many things that did not | originate with yourself. But it is not until you have your own ideas |
D:12.1 | to the end of thought, you accept this as proof that your thoughts | originate from within your brain. |
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C:10.24 | The difference will be that these thoughts will not seem to have | originated in your head. You may realize for the first time or in a |
T3:22.5 | The injunction that you resign as your own teacher | originated in A Course in Miracles and was furthered here. Along with |
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D:Day5.3 | of the mind but, since you are not your body, the idea of what | originates “within” coming from a point beyond the body is not now |
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T3:13.14 | in which we are speaking of them here, are thoughts or images | originating from the Self and being represented by the personal self. |
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D:Day31.4 | the same. You are one in being with your Father, your Creator, the | originator and denominator of life. |
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T3:7.9 | idea and called it not treasure but theory and related it to the | origins of the universe, and still you see not the source. There is a |
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C:I.5 | beyond belief, beyond thought, beyond adherence to any authority | other than one’s own heart. |
C:I.8 | at contradictions, cling to known truths, compare this wisdom to | other wisdom. The mind will attempt to understand with its own logic |
C:P.3 | and the spirit does not need to, then who is this Course and all | other such courses for? Learning our true identity, the identity of |
C:P.13 | may have followed your reading of the Course or your discoveries of | other forms of the truth, although you may even have experienced what |
C:P.18 | wait to know God until you have decided you are worthy or until some | other designated time, such as at death. |
C:P.22 | Another failure to accomplish lies at the | other end of the spectrum, with a concentration on self that seems to |
C:P.27 | born, grew into a man, died and rose again to live on in some form | other than that of a man. Those who believe the story have accepted |
C:1.2 | feeling. All feeling results from love or lack of love. There are no | other reasons for the feelings that you experience. All feelings are |
C:1.2 | love. Lack of love is nothing. Thus, all offerings made from a place | other than love are nothing. All offerings made from a place of fear |
C:1.8 | have tried when you were so convinced that you were right and the | other wrong. And as each new step is tried and found to work, your |
C:2.3 | be, what you seek to return to. Thus you believe you are something | other than love and separate from love. You label love a feeling, and |
C:2.8 | from one option to the next, giving up on one and hoping that the | other will bring them some peace. To think that these are the only |
C:2.10 | Christ in you. How could it be anything but love, or see with eyes | other than those of love? Would you expect any decent human being to |
C:2.11 | illusion. You have but accepted illusion as the truth, and so seek | other illusions to change what never was into something that never |
C:2.16 | mind and heart and think you can involve one without involving the | other. You believe that to know with your mind is a learning process |
C:3.20 | up your heart? And yet, should you be asked if you would have | other than the love you would not answer yes. What else is worth such |
C:3.20 | go when pain comes near, as a hand would drop a burning ember? What | other pain would you hold closely, a grief not to be given up? What |
C:3.20 | other pain would you hold closely, a grief not to be given up? What | other pain would you be so unwilling to sacrifice? |
C:3.22 | love’s expense. No one here believes they can have one without the | other and so they live in fear of love, all the while desiring it |
C:4.11 | to hate. Your false perception of your Father is what has caused all | other perceptions to be false, including the one you hold of your own |
C:4.17 | In no | other area of life do you expect such fairness, such exchange of |
C:4.18 | do here. You think this setting apart gives love little relevance to | other areas of your life. Love is seen as personal, something another |
C:6.2 | but you cannot make it possible. Why not forgive the world for being | other than what you have thought it to be and begin to learn what it |
C:6.4 | still refuse to listen and to learn. You still prefer things to be | other than what they are and, through your preference, choose to keep |
C:6.15 | who once worshiped golden calves did so because they knew of no | other choice. A god of love was as foreign a concept to them as is a |
C:7.1 | a world of its own made up largely of if onlys. Your heart, on the | other hand, knows of giving and of a return not based on the world of |
C:7.18 | cracked open, not of a heart in separate pieces. Your brain, on the | other hand, is separated into right and left hemispheres. One side |
C:7.23 | to a new kind of evidence of what constitutes the truth. Think of no | other outcomes than your happiness, and when happiness comes deny it |
C:8.2 | see that your emotions are not the real thoughts of your heart. What | other language might your heart speak? It is a language spoken so |
C:8.10 | from you, your recognition that a truth is available in a place | other than on the surface is useful to us now, as is your recognition |
C:8.10 | surface is useful to us now, as is your recognition that something | other than what appears on the surface exists. |
C:8.11 | this union worked you would surely use it to find the truth, and for | other objectives as well. You would like to be a problem solver, a |
C:8.15 | more. Let it not keep you from seeing the truth, as you do not let | other surface conditions hide the truth from you. Even if you have |
C:8.20 | all things come to pass. At times this is cause for rejoicing. At | other times a cause for sorrow. But never can it be evaded that each |
C:8.21 | Into these days that come to pass move many | other bodies such as yours. Each one is distinct—and there are so |
C:8.21 | you feel like one of many, a tiny peon of little significance. On | other days you will feel quite superior, the ultimate achievement of |
C:8.21 | earth, as if this is your natural home and heaven to your soul. On | other days your feeling will be quite the opposite, and you will |
C:8.25 | of decay and death. And yet how like they are one to the | other! |
C:8.28 | by day in the same body, observing many situations like onto each | other, awakening to the same sun rising and setting, and yet can |
C:9.2 | slight the little you that they deem under their protection, or the | other little selves you deem under yours. But remember now how like |
C:9.6 | you did create. It was created for its usefulness just like every | other object that shares the space you occupy. Think for a moment of |
C:9.8 | this is what you chose to make from that with which you started. In | other words, you took what you are and made this of yourself. You did |
C:9.16 | many names, but there are really only two emotions: one is fear, the | other love. Fear is thus the source of all illusion, love the source |
C:9.24 | your knowledge that this must occur that leads you to attempt every | other kind of replacement. You can continue on in this fashion, |
C:9.28 | God created was distorted by your desire to have your reality be | other than what it is? Have you not seen this kind of distortion take |
C:9.30 | Think of your automobile or computer or any | other thing you use. Without a user, would it have any function at |
C:9.39 | Seeking what you have lost in | other people, places, and things is but a sign that you do not |
C:9.40 | become a valley full of lilies, and you would find yourself on the | other side of the finish line, able at last to rest. |
C:9.50 | by your body, for your own seeming use by such as this leads to all | other ideas of use. |
C:10.1 | its control, who is the you it would control? How can it make you do | other than you choose to do? Learn this lesson well, for herein lies |
C:10.1 | body will bring you pain as well. You cannot choose one without the | other, because the choice is the same. The body is a tool made for |
C:10.5 | leave you is just when you may be beset by headaches, back pain, and | other seeming maladies. This is the separated self that you have made |
C:10.6 | Yet your separated self would cite all evidence of its failure to be | other than separate and be quick to point out to you the |
C:10.6 | separate and be quick to point out to you the impossibility of being | other than what you are—a body. This is the “fact” it whispers |
C:10.22 | fears of its existence seem preferable to the unknown fears of any | other kind of existence. That an option could be chosen that leaves |
C:10.31 | will not want to laugh when the urge to do so comes upon you, and | other times that after the slightest moment of expanded vision you |
C:11.6 | thought system of the separated self and is based on separation. The | other is the thought system of creation and is based on union. Your |
C:11.8 | as your one protection from God, the one thing that allows you to be | other than what God would have you be. It is your “God given” right |
C:11.10 | the one weakness in His plan, and one that you would use. At | other times you think that this was but God’s curse on you, a thing |
C:12.25 | to separate Father, Son, and Holy Spirit from Creation or from each | other. |
C:13.9 | can you have, for here we ask you not to follow any instruction | other than that of your own Self? We invite the return of what you |
C:13.10 | things. Yet 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 |
C:14.10 | special. Much more is demanded of those you love than of any of your | other brothers and sisters. The more that is required is all to feed |
C:14.13 | a way that is different from your relationships before or since. No | other relationship affected you in such a way. Never were you more |
C:14.15 | think the desire to keep things for yourself stems from something | other than fear. You might call this desire pride or security, or |
C:14.21 | to have found a love to shield them for a little while from all the | other things they fear. And yet the greatest fear of all is that of |
C:14.27 | in it are included all others. One does not discard or replace the | other. What is real is all-inclusive. What is unreal is nothing. |
C:14.28 | As we have said before, there are but two emotions. One is love, the | other fear. Fear, through your own choice, replaces and discards |
C:15.11 | your problem. For at the turning point you look back and see one | other you cannot betray, and one other whose special treatment of |
C:15.11 | point you look back and see one other you cannot betray, and one | other whose special treatment of yourself you cannot live without or |
C:16.3 | ways deemed inappropriate. You know this child is no less than any | other child, and what he seeks the same as any other. Yet if this |
C:16.3 | is no less than any other child, and what he seeks the same as any | other. Yet if this child grows up with behavior that remains |
C:16.10 | there are two sides to everything and two sides that oppose each | other. How can this be reason? The truth opposes nothing, nor does |
C:16.14 | You think you cannot give up your vigilance because you know no | other way to ensure your safety, and even if you cannot guarantee |
C:16.20 | cannot do. All power comes from love, as does all justice. Any basis | other than love for power or for justice makes a mockery of both. |
C:17.10 | error that is so in need of correction: your belief in sin—or in | other words, your belief that what you have chosen is not reversible. |
C:17.15 | onto your belief in judgment, thinking one is different from the | other. They are not different, and while you do not see this your |
C:18.2 | All are linked, even if each one is not holding the hand of every | other one. If one link in the chain were to be removed, the chain |
C:18.5 | illustration, it illustrates that none of us leave wholeness or each | other. |
C:19.15 | through the same methods you have used in order to know about | other things. And, increasingly, you are willing to exchange |
C:19.17 | Your emphasis has been on quantity, and one is seen as less than any | other number. Yet, on the other hand, when only one of anything |
C:19.17 | quantity, and one is seen as less than any other number. Yet, on the | other hand, when only one of anything exists it is highly prized. God |
C:20.12 | light that form a rainbow, indivisible and curved inward upon each | other. Love grows from within as a child grows within its mother’s |
C:20.15 | earth in the planet, the planet in the universe. Each cradles the | other. None are passive. None are dead. All share the heartbeat of |
C:20.15 | All share the heartbeat of the world and are at rest within each | other, within each other’s embrace and the embrace of God’s love, |
C:20.29 | action are not the same, understanding their relationship to each | other is essential. |
C:20.41 | mistake. You are not flawed. You are not wanting. You would not be | other than you are except when you give in to making judgments. Look |
C:20.42 | You would not be | other than who you are. You may know that this is true or you may |
C:20.42 | whether you know it is true or not, it is true: You would not be | other than who you are. Herein lie your peace and your perfection. If |
C:20.42 | are. Herein lie your peace and your perfection. If you would not be | other than you are, then you must be perfect. This is a conclusion |
C:21.5 | the two people from different countries who do not understand each | other, working together momentarily diminishes the boundaries of |
C:21.7 | not label one way of viewing or perceiving being of the mind and the | other of the heart. And you accept this conflict-inducing situation. |
C:22.2 | have previously discussed relationship as not being one thing or the | other but a third something, we have not as yet discussed how this |
C:22.12 | which you might think of collectively as layers—and are allowed no | other access. These forces must then be directed. Often great effort |
C:23.3 | switch in mood, finish each other’s sentences. You know the | other would lay down his or her life for you, rise to any occasion of |
C:23.4 | shares a knowing through relationship. The loved one may be on the | other side of the country, separated by distance, or previous |
C:23.7 | of a key learning aid discussed some pages back: You would not be | other than you are. No matter how much you grow to love another, that |
C:23.7 | grow to love another, that love does not cause you to want to be the | other person. That love causes you to want to have a relationship |
C:23.7 | person. That love causes you to want to have a relationship with the | other person. This should tell you something about the nature of love. |
C:23.8 | When obsessively in love you may want the | other person to be you, but rarely the other way around. This is what |
C:23.8 | in love you may want the other person to be you, but rarely the | other way around. This is what has caused you to make God over in |
C:25.10 | then all action will be out of harmony. If you believe you and all | other living things are here in a state of grace, then all action |
C:25.10 | harmony. If you believe one living thing is more important than any | other, then all action will be out of harmony. If you believe all are |
C:25.19 | still be done with patience, grace, and love. You will learn that | other things you have done, beliefs you have held, patterns and |
C:26.20 | disappointed you in the past. Your answer is not the same as any | other. No matter how filled with wisdom one person’s answer may be, |
C:27.7 | 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 of |
C:27.10 | If all meaning and all truth lies in relationship, can you be | other than relationship itself? Can God? Can you imagine relationship |
C:27.19 | what was to come? Sometimes you have acted on this knowing, and at | other times not. Living in relationship provides a constant knowing |
C:29.7 | This is why you have no need to concern yourself with anything | other than this goal. Your realization of this goal’s accomplishment |
C:30.2 | rather than for your being. You attempt to learn for something | other than your Self, for some purpose other than your Self. Thus was |
C:30.2 | to learn for something other than your Self, for some purpose | other than your Self. Thus was service given another route for being |
C:31.9 | part of the whole that is your known universe has made you and no | other being less consequential. All over the world people of good |
C:31.15 | you think that you are your past, your shame, your guilt; on the | other that you are your future, your glory, your potential. You |
C:31.20 | you are. Thus, what you give through sharing you gain in truth. No | other type of gain is possible. |
C:31.26 | you. What you have not yet learned from awaits your learning—or in | other words, awaits the transfer of your feelings and experience to |
C:31.30 | but think instead that you are looking for something or someone | other than yourself. At certain times of your life you state this |
C:31.30 | a friend, a spouse, a mentor. You believe you are seeking something | other than you to complete yourself, because you are seeking to |
T1:1.1 | of peace is a prerequisite of giving and receiving as one. Any state | other than that of peace is conflicted by the desire for peace and |
T1:3.1 | to be applied relate to memory in terms of your experience here. In | other words they will relate to the re-experiencing of all that you |
T1:3.5 | can you see that it truly is otherwise, or based on a wisdom | other than what has come before. |
T1:4.3 | than your old habit of thought has led you to see. Miracles are, in | other words, a way of thinking, the new way that we are going to |
T1:4.10 | will miss a whole aspect of concerns associated with keeping others | other. You keep others other by attempting to respond for them rather |
T1:4.10 | of concerns associated with keeping others other. You keep others | other by attempting to respond for them rather than responding to |
T1:4.27 | In the translations of the Bible and many | other religious texts, the word or idea of awe has been confused with |
T1:4.27 | you that awe is the providence of God and not due miracles or any | other thing or being. I bring up this point to assure you that this |
T1:5.2 | One aspect of this fear has to do with the human experience, the | other aspect with the divine experience. |
T1:5.11 | ego-mind, and this experience is all that makes you believe you are | other than who you are. Thus the abolishing of the ego-mind, as |
T1:7.2 | the in-between, where on the one hand there is darkness, and on the | other hand there is light. One or the other must exist at a given |
T1:7.2 | there is darkness, and on the other hand there is light. One or the | other must exist at a given time, but never both. Thus the absence of |
T1:7.6 | reconcile the differences between the human and divine. We must, in | other words, speak of incarnation. |
T1:8.10 | self could not exist in separation and so created a way in which | other separated forms could come into existence and live with you in |
T1:8.11 | no concrete distinction in the illusion within which you live. In | other words you live as much by myth as by truth and myth often more |
T1:8.16 | of the parts of yourself expressed in form and story, expressed, in | other words, in a visual pattern that aides your understanding of the |
T1:9.3 | form, it must begin in the reality where you think you are. In | other words, it must begin with form. You cannot await some changed |
T1:9.8 | waited to receive what you have thought could come only from some | other. Your churches are but evidence of this as you seek from |
T1:9.15 | or chastise another so that you feel better in relationship to the | other in the situation or event. Another’s first reaction might be |
T1:9.16 | selves that were previously undervalued rather than looking for an | other to provide what you lack. This is important and universal in |
T1:10.8 | peace. When you feel peace, you feel the Peace of God. There is no | other peace. There is no other God. Whether you believe it now or |
T1:10.8 | you feel the Peace of God. There is no other peace. There is no | other God. Whether you believe it now or not, I assure you, within |
T2:1.4 | about the need to leave judgment behind, you judge your desire to be | other than you are now, including any desires related to those |
T2:1.9 | becomes a champion. These are all scenes of things and places, or in | other words, of the external, of form. |
T2:2.3 | How does a farmer explain that she or he cannot be | other than a farmer? That rising and setting with the sun is in their |
T2:2.4 | it takes in today’s world to follow a calling to teach. To set aside | other careers that offer far more prestige and economic gain to |
T2:2.6 | How does one explain a joy that is like no | other and that comes from the simple act of caring for a child, |
T2:2.9 | or that you feel many. Others would cite practical reasons for doing | other than what they feel called to do. All of these ideas illustrate |
T2:2.9 | to do. All of these ideas illustrate your belief that something | other than your own willingness is necessary. Only in your own |
T2:3.1 | life here in union with the one mind and one heart, in union, in | other words, with God. Everything you have ever wanted to be is. |
T2:4.8 | attribute to the glad acceptance of a gift of high value, or in | other words, a treasure. One set of thoughts and feelings contain all |
T2:4.8 | One set of thoughts recognizes that something has been given. The | other set recognizes that something has been asked. The wholehearted |
T2:5.1 | as a light shone into the darkness and is revelatory in nature. | Other calls will come as announcements, signs, or even as seeming |
T2:6.6 | is a statement that presumes a future in which you will be someone | other than who you are in the present. Unity exists only in the here |
T2:7.13 | truth rather than the illusion that surrounds you. You cannot, in | other words, be a good person in a bad world. You cannot effect |
T2:7.14 | is that you believe in giving and receiving as one. You believe, in | other words, that your needs will be provided for, thus ceasing to be |
T2:8.3 | most sincere form of relationship. Relationship based on anything | other than who you are is but a mockery of relationship. The calls |
T2:9.2 | of unity before you left it. Now, they are just tools, as are many | other means of practice that assist you in bypassing your ego mind. |
T2:9.2 | of learning and unlearning, the letting-go of one so that the | other can arrive. |
T2:9.7 | needs for love are literally shared in the same measure by all. The | other sense in which needs are shared is in the aspect of |
T2:9.7 | Every being inherently knows that it shares the same needs as every | other being of its kind. Every being also inherently knows that needs |
T2:9.7 | of the same fabric—they are like puzzle pieces that fit together. | Other beings that share life with you on this planet are not |
T2:9.11 | As soon as you are content or self-satisfied, or, in | other words, feel your needs are met, the desire to hang on to what |
T2:10.8 | your mind’s ability to call it forth lies the truth that you and all | other beings know. The access to what seems to lie beyond your |
T2:10.12 | But as long as you continue to attempt to learn with your ego, or in | other words, as long as you would continue to attempt to learn in the |
T2:10.13 | You achieve this state only by listening to one voice, or, in | other words, by ending the separated state which is the state in |
T2:11.1 | and second in forgiving a world that has taught you to want to be | other than who you are. Now our aim is to show you how to integrate |
T2:11.2 | Even though you no longer want to be | other than who you are, and even though you now have a much clearer |
T2:12.5 | correction are the same thing. While you believe there is anything | other than your own thinking that is in need of correction you think |
T3:2.2 | art. Art becomes something in truth by expanding awareness, or in | other words, by making something known. This is what true |
T3:3.10 | The Self that I recognize as You, is not | other than who you are, but who you are. All that was ever other than |
T3:3.10 | is not other than who you are, but who you are. All that was ever | other than who you are was the ego. The ego is gone. The ego was |
T3:6.5 | eye for an eye” or the exact opposite of the idea of “turning the | other cheek.” While this may seem like the very idea of evil which I |
T3:8.3 | to you as have been the thoughts of your ego-mind. While anything | other than the truth remains real to you, your house of illusion will |
T3:8.6 | thus attempt to see it not and then blame yourself for looking the | other way? |
T3:10.13 | running through your mind and you would be translating one into the | other. But eventually, if this situation went on for many years, you |
T3:11.10 | between truth and illusion is not to call one right and the | other wrong but to simply recognize what they are. This is an |
T3:11.11 | to judge and the temptation to accept the existence of a reality | other than the truth. |
T3:11.12 | of choice that exists within is all that differentiates one from the | other. |
T3:14.1 | on fear. In this time of translation from one thought system to the | other, the most subtle and yet significant change is the change from |
T3:14.5 | to you a piece of good news you may have forgotten: You would not be | other than who you are. This is a key idea that will help you |
T3:14.5 | upon which your old thought system was based, you still would not be | other than who you are. What this means to the learning stage you are |
T3:14.5 | great change will find these great changes will not cause them to be | other than who they are. There is nothing wrong with who you are! |
T3:14.9 | have been made in love and made of you a person you would not be | other than. You will also clearly see all of the choices that |
T3:15.2 | death. This is something we will return to, but first let us look at | other types of new beginnings and all that would hamper them from |
T3:15.4 | You cannot imagine those with whom you are in relationship being | other than who they are. This is consistent with the truth. Yet who |
T3:15.17 | While you would not be | other than who you are, who you are is not limited to the concept of |
T3:16.1 | is the only offering you are asked to make to God. You need make no | other offerings. No sacrifices need be made and sacrifices are, in |
T3:16.8 | live in the world as The Accomplished and cease struggling to be | other than who you are in truth. This struggling to be other than who |
T3:16.8 | to be other than who you are in truth. This struggling to be | other than who you are in truth is a temptation of the human |
T3:16.16 | but that only seem to have the ability to build upon each | other. Let one part go and soon all the remaining parts will crumble |
T3:17.2 | “fell” from unity through this judgment of what it observed as being | other than itself, through this beginning of making distinctions |
T3:17.2 | this beginning of making distinctions between the self and all | other things in creation that existed with the self. This is why the |
T3:17.2 | and the observed, the effect that one cannot help but have upon the | other. Science still has a long way to go in determining, through its |
T3:17.4 | physical form. The creation story of Adam and Eve, as well as many | other creation stories, but tell of a “mistake” in the learning of a |
T3:17.6 | and hearts. But again let me remind you that the Holy Spirit is not | other than who you are but an aspect of who you are and Who God Is. |
T3:17.7 | and heart and as such represented the truth. Many others by many | other names have represented the truth and in so doing dispelled |
T3:18.8 | deny the facts that you see before you in order to observe something | other than what is there. You must constantly remember that your |
T3:19.5 | can be “acted out” by the body and in the acting out cause harm to | other bodies, is the cause for blame and fear of the body. So too is |
T3:19.13 | it once did because of the difference between one reality and the | other, a difference that couldn’t be seen until it was represented in |
T3:20.6 | hope and wonder how realistic you should be or should assume the | other to be. You look ahead, and in your mind’s eye you “observe” the |
T3:20.11 | are and because you realize you can no longer be, live, or think as | other than who you are in truth. This is how thorough your learning |
T3:20.19 | of suffering or illness is not different but the same as every | other circumstance you will encounter. You will encounter truth or |
T3:21.8 | to you. You think that to believe in one truth is to deny | other truths. There is only one truth. Untruth must now be denied. |
T3:21.9 | It must become a concept only. Illusion is a set of facts, or in | other words, a set of information. These facts are subject to change |
T3:21.10 | never been able to be certain. You have no experience with certainty | other than—and this is a crucial other than—your certainty of |
T3:21.10 | have no experience with certainty other than—and this is a crucial | other than—your certainty of your own identity, the very identity |
T3:21.15 | your view of your personal self, are inextricably bound together. In | other words, the world you were born into, regardless that it was the |
T3:21.15 | you were born into, regardless that it was the same world as all | other human beings were born into, is also different than that of all |
T3:21.15 | human beings were born into, is also different than that of all | other human beings. And what’s more, your experiences within that |
T3:21.15 | within that world are also different than the experiences of all | other human beings. |
T3:21.17 | and yet links you with some, a nationality that separates you from | other nationalities and a sex that divides you from those “opposite” |
T3:21.22 | In | other words, it will matter not that there will be no priest or guru |
T3:21.24 | There is no “other” who can follow the call meant for you. No | other who can give the response you are meant to give. Do not make |
T3:22.4 | is the often-repeated injunction to resign as your own teacher. The | other is the ability to cease all acts of comparison. |
T4:1.6 | Why, you might ask, is a word such as chosen used, when many | other words would do, and when the concept of being chosen is one |
T4:1.8 | content, a choice made from fear or made from love. But there is, in | other words, no lack of choice. A choice is always made. A choice to |
T4:1.13 | others have not; that this time might just be different than any | other time. Even as you begin to tentatively let this excitement |
T4:2.7 | that you or those of your kind or time are more or better than any | other is not speaking the truth. This is why we began with the chosen |
T4:2.15 | now than when you began your learning of this Course, you are not | other than whom you have always been. Who you are now was there when |
T4:2.17 | There is no power without this unity. You cannot see “others” as | other than who they are and know your power. You must see as I see |
T4:2.23 | at times are aware of ecological and sociological connections, or of | other occurrences that are likely to have an impact on your life or |
T4:2.31 | auras or halos, signs and clues previously unseen? Have you included | other senses in your idea of sight? Have you thought your instincts |
T4:5.7 | but one part of your body, without being separate from your body, or | other than your body, you are part of the body of Christ, the body of |
T4:6.1 | is why you hear differing words and scenarios attributed to me and | other life-giving spirits, both historically and currently. What you |
T4:6.3 | are not. Those who believe that life-everlasting includes life on | other worlds can create a scenario in which it appears that some live |
T4:7.7 | your need for learning and thus ends the conditions of learning. In | other words, being in harmony with poor health and learning the |
T4:8.8 | and still live. What could be disconnected was your will—or in | other words, your mind. Just as it is your nature to breathe oxygen, |
T4:8.13 | as both the Created and the Creator, you expand and enrich God. What | other purpose would God ever have had for wanting to express the Love |
T4:8.14 | It was only the ego that made this desire seem to be for anything | other than the purpose of expansion and enrichment of your being. If |
T4:9.3 | You complete your study of Buddhism and go on to study any number of | other religions, philosophies, sciences. You read books that are |
T4:10.5 | teacher. Studying places the power of the teacher in a place | other than that of love. Relationship happens as it happens. Studying |
T4:10.8 | The learning that was applied to anything | other than the Self could not help but have an outcome that had to do |
T4:10.8 | than the Self could not help but have an outcome that had to do with | other than the Self. Means and end are one, cause and effect the |
T4:10.10 | returned to you your ability to recognize or identify your Self as | other than a separate being, and led the way to your recognition of |
T4:12.23 | In | other words, you, as a being of singular consciousness, could learn |
D:1.3 | of physical stamina, through lack of intelligence—through lack, in | other words, of abilities of the personal self. As long as you “see” |
D:2.11 | another and that you make this judgment based upon the outcome. In | other words, you make this judgment “after the fact” when the outcome |
D:2.22 | Christ-consciousness. Change within effects change without, not the | other way around! Within is where you look to your own heart, rather |
D:2.22 | Within is where you look to your own heart, rather than to any | other authority, for advice or guidance. Within is where you find the |
D:4.15 | provided for your learning. It was upon the foundation of this and | other thought systems that your perception developed. Through |
D:4.16 | Other systems of thought were not part of the divine pattern. The ego | |
D:7.6 | action comes from the unity in which doing and being are one, or in | other words from the state in which there is no division between who |
D:7.9 | spirit of wholeheartedness. The content of all living things is, in | other words, whole. By seeing only aspects of wholeness you have not |
D:7.11 | It is what it is, and nothing that it is, is deserving of anything | other than love. This call to love all of your Self is a call to |
D:7.28 | consider partially yours. You have a route to and from your work or | other places that you go, where you see familiar landmarks, |
D:8.10 | The self and the expression of self that comes from any place | other than wholeheartedness is not the true Self or the true |
D:8.13 | to take this step it is taken. What you will become aware of on the | other side of that door will require a new way of seeing, a new kind |
D:9.10 | be realized again and yet again, that the new cannot be learned. In | other words, it must be realized that you cannot come to know the |
D:10.4 | of the individual self. You may feel that to think of this in any | other way will leave you with no individual, personal accomplishment, |
D:10.5 | is created. What is becomes new by becoming sharable in form—or in | other words, what is continues to become through the continuation of |
D:11.14 | In | other words, the elevated Self of form does not remain contained |
D:12.5 | have been simply reading these words as you have read the words of | other books. While you may be aware that something different is going |
D:12.7 | different from the reading of the words of most and maybe all | other books you have read, be a sign to you. Keep this in mind as you |
D:12.18 | “voice” of authority with which this truth came to you as something | other than your usual thoughts, other than your usual “self.” Either |
D:12.18 | this truth came to you as something other than your usual thoughts, | other than your usual “self.” Either way, however, you know that your |
D:12.19 | your own thoughts and thoughts that arise from union. Union is not | other than you, as I am not other than you. Union includes you, just |
D:12.19 | that arise from union. Union is not other than you, as I am not | other than you. Union includes you, just as the All of Everything, |
D:13.11 | will allow the truth to be shared. The relationship or union, in | other words, precedes the sharing of what can only be given and |
D:14.1 | most of you have thought of it throughout your lifetime. It is, in | other words, consistent with the action and the adventure of |
D:15.6 | wholeness: Movement, being, expression. One did not occur before the | other, as they are not separate. There was movement into being and an |
D:15.6 | This is the way the mind looks at principles, one coming after the | other and building upon each other. This is not the way of creation, |
D:15.6 | at principles, one coming after the other and building upon each | other. This is not the way of creation, which is why these principles |
D:16.9 | stand apart from movement, being, and expression. You can choose, in | other words, to exist without allowing spirit to move you, without |
D:16.13 | being, and expression of unity, you are being who you are. At | other times, you are becoming who you are. |
D:16.14 | being and that you have no need for teachers or for guidance | other than for that which comes from your own heart. |
D:Day1.2 | of truth, and if you continue to send your prayers to a god who is | other than you, you will not cross the threshold. |
D:Day1.28 | Lay aside your want of | other answers, other stories, and accept the story we share. The |
D:Day1.28 | Lay aside your want of other answers, | other stories, and accept the story we share. The Bible and all holy |
D:Day2.12 | that happened? We leave aside, for the moment, any considerations of | other outcomes of such actions, whether they are negative or positive |
D:Day3.6 | anger and more resistance in regard to learning of all kinds—in | other words both old learning as well as new—than love. This is the |
D:Day3.7 | being. You believe having a spiritual context for your life can, in | other words, change your inner life, but are more skeptical in regard |
D:Day3.25 | will you gain, and that with your gain will come another’s loss. In | other words, here is where you must accept the teachings of this |
D:Day3.29 | foreign languages, before you could learn how to make money, or in | other words, to have abundance. You think you could more easily find |
D:Day3.40 | through the mind. As you advance, and as you become more open to | other means of accessing the wisdom you once sought through learning, |
D:Day3.40 | the wisdom you once sought through learning, or through the mind, | other means will open to you. You may see, audibly hear, and interact |
D:Day3.47 | no matter how much it enables you to attain. Certainty, in | other words, comes from somewhere else. This somewhere else we have |
D:Day3.52 | Each stage may contain hints of the | other, but in regard to money, or abundance, each stage is |
D:Day3.53 | into being, or great talent into fruition, just as you were told, in | other words, that the “givens” are not to be dealt with by the |
D:Day4.1 | will still be addressing this area of your concern, as well as all | other concerns that may be surfacing as you begin to move through the |
D:Day4.2 | is just another way of saying all that you have learned; on the | other side will be the truth, the new temptations that will incite |
D:Day4.3 | to you? Thus you must be given the opportunity here to see what | other choices might be before you. |
D:Day4.31 | that will come with the end of the time of learning. You, on the | other hand, are thinking, yearning, grasping for the details. You |
D:Day4.41 | Self of form? Why is this suddenly a choice between one or the | other? It is the first choice of the new temptations, the first real |
D:Day6.14 | look at the bills that arrive by daily mail or worry about the many | other aspects of your simple survival. |
D:Day6.15 | of cause for worry will have to come first, an ability to focus on | other than daily life will have to come first. These are what these |
D:Day6.19 | As within, so without is the operative phrase here. It is not the | other way around. You cannot find a place outside of yourself that |
D:Day6.23 | Think a moment about a new job or some | other endeavor in which you apprenticed. In such a situation a person |
D:Day6.26 | know there is nothing more important for you to be involved in. All | other areas where you might previously have placed your devotion pale |
D:Day6.28 | work together. And so the lack of desire you are experiencing for | other areas of the life you still seem so deeply involved in is |
D:Day6.30 | for what you do in order to do it peacefully? Do you need to be | other than yourself in order to navigate your daily life? What you |
D:Day7.5 | makes no sense when our goal is the elevation of form. If for no | other reason, begin to accept this support of form because it makes |
D:Day8.24 | There is no power without this unity. You cannot see ‘others’ as | other than who they are and know your power.” |
D:Day9.3 | In | other words, express your Self! |
D:Day9.6 | Freedom is nothing | other than freedom of expression. No one can block the freedom of |
D:Day9.6 | that you must fear or protect your freedom against. It is none | other than yourself who has not allowed you the freedom of expression. |
D:Day9.13 | epitome of learning, what you have seen learning as being for. While | other learning goals may have receded, this one seems a learning goal |
D:Day10.6 | comes from union will seem to come, at least initially, from a place | other than the self. Because certainty seems to come from a place |
D:Day10.7 | that had you done what you planned to do, an accident or some | other event you would not have welcomed might have occurred. You may |
D:Day10.9 | There are | other instances of intuition that come, not as these seeming |
D:Day10.20 | is the voice that will now animate the elevated Self of form, or in | other words, you. |
D:Day10.31 | If there is one thing associated with my life more so than any | other, it was this. I was an advocate for all to know their power. Do |
D:Day10.35 | to speak to you of such things, I am aware of them. So is every | other living thing because all that lives exists in relationship. |
D:Day10.35 | reliable power is finally sought with the tenacity with which these | other sources of seeming power have been sought. This is what has |
D:Day10.39 | the same love, the same compassion, the same tenderness for each | other and the world. This is unity. This will save us. This will save |
D:Day13.2 | self of form comes to know the One Self through relationship with | other selves experiencing oneness through being selves of form. |
D:Day13.4 | of the one Self with the many is the love of God. There is no | other love. God’s love is constantly being given, received, and felt |
D:Day13.5 | as evil. A complete lack of love creates formidable obstacles, or in | other words, obstacles of solid form that contain no spaciousness. |
D:Day15.6 | in the relationship of observation that you have interacted with all | other life forms as well as with inanimate forms. In the relationship |
D:Day15.10 | in union with the creative force that informs and is informed. In | other words, in union there is no distinction between the Self and |
D:Day15.12 | joining without boundaries. You become clear pools flowing into each | other. You make your spirits known. |
D:Day15.15 | of oneness once you have listened to the voice of oneness in each | other and benefited from its healing properties. To heal is to make |
D:Day15.20 | settled on the bottom. As the clear pool merges with the current of | other clear pools it is able to change directions, see new sights, |
D:Day15.21 | means of coming to know with you, you are not asked to disregard any | other means of coming to know or to see any others differently than |
D:Day16.6 | dissolves, because the source, which was separation, is no more. In | other words, illness is no longer observable once what was rejected |
D:Day17.2 | It is both the feminine and masculine, the “identity” of God, or in | other words, the All of All given an identity. God holds you within |
D:Day17.10 | or demonstrated. Both ways were represented and demonstrated by many | other individuals as well. The way was a choice. The main ability of |
D:Day18.4 | through the individuation of the One Self among the many. In | other words, to choose to be an example life is to choose to be made |
D:Day18.6 | This is why we have spent time on the idea of sickness and | other unwanted states as temporary manifestations. Your separated |
D:Day18.10 | relationship. Neither is exclusive. Both are contained within the | other. But the way of discovery and demonstration is different. |
D:Day19.1 | mind and so you see not how it can become manifest in the world. In | other words, you know not what to do. You perhaps see no “specific” |
D:Day19.1 | You perhaps feel function-less and purposeless at times, while at | other times, you feel as if you are being exactly as you are meant to |
D:Day19.13 | the unknown, through unity and imagination, create the new by means | other than doing, open a way previously unknown, and as all |
D:Day20.9 | In | other words, all the truth and all the wisdom that is available but |
D:Day21.2 | was an actual teacher, or a parent or a friend—to a student, or in | other words, from a giver to a receiver. |
D:Day22.4 | unknown and the only means of the unknown becoming known. You, in | other words, are the channel, the conduit, of the unknown becoming |
D:Day22.10 | union with God is expressed and made real here and now. There is no | other time. There is no “higher” self waiting to do what only you can |
D:Day24.5 | only after the potential has matured and been released. There is, in | other words, a necessity for each step in the accomplishment of |
D:Day26.4 | mountain top and through the valleys of level ground. There is no | other guide. We are One Self. |
D:Day27.10 | the human and the divine, is to elevate the self of form, or, in | other words, to be what you have always been: Whole. |
D:Day27.12 | always existed, you just did not experience it. You were, in | other words, separate from it because of the degree of separation |
D:Day28.3 | life. Many people, especially young adults, have little experience | other than this. Their lives are directed almost totally by external |
D:Day28.24 | tapestry will bear the mark of your experiences and will be like no | other. The thread represents your own journey to truth, your own |
D:Day29.1 | ground simultaneously, then you can also have the experience of all | other “opposites” in this same, simultaneous way. If you can |
D:Day30.5 | As knower and known are one, experience and experiencer are one. In | other words, one must experience in order to know. It follows then |
D:Day31.8 | To know experience as the Self is to know the Self as creator, or in | other words, to know the One Self within the individuated Self. To |
D:Day32.12 | self or God takes precedence in all lives. All lives. There is no | other choice as long as the self and God are seen as separate. |
D:Day32.13 | situations in which the power of God passed through men and women to | other men and women. |
D:Day33.3 | the route or access to relationship. One cannot exist without the | other and thus both are one in truth. This is the divine marriage, |
D:Day33.7 | relationship are of one piece, one whole, and that whole is love. In | other words, every relationship, everything that comes to you, every |
D:Day33.12 | Being is power. Relationship is powerful. In | other words, relationship is the expression of power—all the |
D:Day33.13 | develops full realization of the power of their independence. In | other words, you each have claimed some type of power for yourself, |
D:Day34.8 | we continue to draw to the close of our time together by asking each | other to experience our power—the power of sameness of being. Are |
D:Day35.8 | be as it has been, this shift will cause life to be different, or in | other words, new. |
D:Day35.12 | A new world can only be created. To proceed relying upon anything | other than your power to create would be to only attempt to repair or |
D:Day35.14 | without this full realization the potential exists for conditions | other than love to exist. It should not take much consideration to |
D:Day36.17 | who is one in being with all, and God also is given form, or is, in | other words, differentiated. God is All in All. And God is also All |
D:Day37.3 | are a person and not a tree. As a separate being, you only relate to | other separate things. In short, who you are being is all predicated, |
D:Day37.16 | relationship with God, by which you mean a relationship like no | other. And if you see yourself in such a way, then you do have a |
D:Day37.16 | earth, and even some possibility of communication through prayer or | other experiential means. But this is still a relationship in |
D:Day37.21 | collective consciousness is that which links every being with every | other being in unity and relationship. |
D:Day37.23 | God the Father is an idea that was created and thus exists much as | other ideas of God were created and thus exist. But this creation, |
D:Day38.4 | withdrawal you experienced when you felt loved for being something | other than that which you are. Know, through your brief contemplation |
D:Day38.10 | Relationship and union are not | other than this. Being in relationship and union means just that. It |
D:Day38.13 | relationship can only be thus in union and relationship with each | other because we are in union and relationship with each other. We |
D:Day38.13 | with each other because we are in union and relationship with each | other. We are not two beings who are separate but relating in union. |
D:Day39.7 | Christ has provided the necessary link between the separate and each | other, between all and God. Yet if the time of Christ is about the |
D:Day39.12 | beings for it to link (where two or more are joined together). In | other words, there must be a you and a me. In other words, as you are |
D:Day39.12 | joined together). In other words, there must be a you and a me. In | other words, as you are individuated, so too am I. We jointly |
D:Day39.18 | and called God, just as what you projected and named thousands of | other “things,” you separated from yourself only in time and space. |
D:Day39.18 | and space. In time and space your projections became separate and | other than you. This is what the world of time and space is. A world |
D:Day39.30 | of who you are. Science, money, fame, celebrity, intellect or any | other concept that has become your God can be a tough task master, or |
D:Day39.38 | opposites. It is time and eternity. Love and hate. Good and evil. In | other words, All and Nothing. It is the tension of individuation, a |
D:Day39.49 | become, welcome, and share, the Christ relationship to and with each | other. |
D:Day40.26 | of who you are to me, that one has not been discussed without the | other. This would be impossible. Because we are who we are in |
D:Day40.34 | Will you continue this dialogue with me and with each | other? Will you carry it with you to level ground—to the place of |
E.20 | you are. Do not think you need to be something different, something | other than you have been. Leave all thinking behind. Leave all |
A.15 | asserting their beliefs as it becomes clear to them that unlike in | other learning situations, there is no correct answer or specific set |
A.16 | Can students be misguided? Is there, in | other words, perhaps no “right” answer or correct interpretation, but |
A.32 | of patterns is also a highly valuable service that facilitators and | other group members can provide. The entrenched patterns of the past |
A.41 | This relationship between Self and | Other, Self and Life, Self and God, Humanity and Divinity, is the |
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C:4.12 | imagine a couple long married in which each person is devoted to the | other’s happiness, or a father whose love is unconditional, or a |
C:20.15 | of the world and are at rest within each other, within each | other’s embrace and the embrace of God’s love, God’s creation, God’s |
C:21.5 | strangers who are foreign to one another might recognize that the | other’s “heart is in the right place.” The “right place” with two |
C:23.3 | is love inviolate. Yet relationally, you may be able to “read each | other’s thoughts,” be cognizant of the slightest switch in mood, |
C:23.3 | thoughts,” be cognizant of the slightest switch in mood, finish each | other’s sentences. You know the other would lay down his or her life |
D:Day38.13 | not two beings who are separate but relating in union. We are each | other’s own being. We are one and we are many. We are the same and we |
D:Day38.13 | In “own”-ership we are full of one another’s own being. We are each | other’s own. |
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C:20.6 | as one body, experiencing communion, the soul’s delight, rather than | otherness. It is a seamless world, a tapestry where each thread is |
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C:I.2 | seeing new. In order to support its new reality it must insist that | others follow these new rules. Truth, it says, has been found, and it |
C:P.14 | by insanity, a world in which it seems possible to help a few | others but certainly not all others, but to awaken to a new world. If |
C:P.14 | which it seems possible to help a few others but certainly not all | others, but to awaken to a new world. If all that you see changed |
C:P.17 | is more arrogant? To believe that you alone can do what millions of | others have not been able to do? Or to believe that you, in union |
C:P.17 | with God, can? What makes more sense? To choose to try again what | others have tried and failed to accomplish? Or to choose to leave |
C:P.20 | is more important. You prefer to give up on yourself and to help | others, without realizing that you can help no others until you have |
C:P.20 | yourself and to help others, without realizing that you can help no | others until you have helped yourself. You prefer selflessness to |
C:2.8 | here remains obscure, you identify some things you call progress and | others that you call evolution and you hope you have some miniscule |
C:2.8 | you have any hope of doing, and few of you believe you will succeed. | Others refuse to think of life in terms of purpose and thereby |
C:2.8 | among billions makes no difference and is of no consequence. Still | others put on blinders to the world and seek only to make their |
C:3.15 | your sisters and brothers as well. Once one such concept is felled, | others follow quickly. But none is more entrenched than this one, the |
C:3.22 | might lead you to a dozen answers now, more for some and less for | others, your answers depending on the tenacity of your thoughts, |
C:3.22 | which, led by your ego, would throw logic in love’s way. Some | others might use their thoughts in yet another manner, claiming to |
C:4.12 | is perhaps a mother whose love is blind and self-sacrificing. Still | others of you might imagine a couple long married in which each |
C:4.12 | not be tempered by good judgment? And surely that ability to guide | others must be earned through the acquisition of wisdom not within |
C:4.16 | believe love is a choice, something to be given to some and not to | others. You hope to be a winner in this game you play, a chosen one |
C:4.22 | with the world of madness is all that some are willing to accept of | others or themselves. These are the angry ones who would demand that |
C:4.22 | others or themselves. These are the angry ones who would demand that | others bring what love they have into the madness to take |
C:4.27 | This goal is set apart from all | others as love is here, a goal that touches not on what you perceive |
C:5.22 | of yourself an individual, you deny yourself your union with all | others. |
C:6.1 | a being who exists only in relationship. You have to forgive all | others for being as you are. They too cannot be separate, no matter |
C:7.6 | identity is threatened, it is called the cry of the individual. For | others it is the call to create, and for still others the call to |
C:7.6 | the individual. For others it is the call to create, and for still | others the call to love. Some will not give up hope to cynicism. |
C:7.6 | others the call to love. Some will not give up hope to cynicism. | Others label it ethics, morals, values, and say this is the line I |
C:7.15 | now set yourself up in a position to withhold your intelligence from | others lest they profit from it. You want your intelligence known and |
C:7.21 | in the weather to unseen and unverifiable diseases. You have given | others, whom you see as having more authority than you, license to |
C:9.17 | believes another to be as separate as he is. It always seems as if | others have what you lack and what you are looking for. You seem to |
C:9.17 | You seem to be alone in your frailty, loneliness, and lack of love. | Others misunderstand you and know you not, and neither can you make |
C:9.19 | would try to tell yourself is not present in your life. You look to | others to feel compassion for, to those living in countries torn by |
C:9.22 | and give rest to the stranger. I have said when you do this unto | others you do this to me. Do you think that I am in need of a meal, a |
C:9.31 | by God. See you not that it is only in illusion that you can use | others who are like yourself? |
C:9.32 | You learn your concept of using | others from the reality you have made in which you use the body that |
C:9.32 | seem to be one of usefulness. The more your body can be of use to | others and to yourself, the more worthwhile you see it as being. Ages |
C:10.1 | that you call your home, how can you be expected to join with | others? |
C:10.3 | are aspects of what I am telling you that you readily embrace and | others that you do not understand and would wait awhile before |
C:10.21 | have experienced it you say, “I will take this despair no more.” For | others this threshold is the opposite, an experience of pain so great |
C:10.27 | street. There is your body sitting at a desk in a building with many | others. You will realize how seldom before you were aware of the |
C:11.3 | skills and rush in to conquer this new territory as you have | others that have come before. These would read each book as quickly |
C:11.9 | think you can be grateful to Him for some things and blame Him for | others. Yes, perhaps this God you think you know has given you |
C:12.1 | been found and I am willing to believe it may be true, especially if | others are also going to believe it to be true.” |
C:12.8 | change at every level, and yet from one change alone will all the | others follow—and through no effort on your part at all. And even |
C:12.9 | Self. This one brother can unite you with all whom you perceive as | others, for all others are one with him as well as you. This is the |
C:12.9 | brother can unite you with all whom you perceive as others, for all | others are one with him as well as you. This is the one joining that |
C:13.1 | your body in action, because as your body seems to interact with | others and as you observe this interaction, you will “see” yourself |
C:13.1 | and as you observe this interaction, you will “see” yourself and | others in a new light. Your body will seem more connected with those |
C:13.1 | in a new light. Your body will seem more connected with those of the | others it interacts with, for they will be grouped together in your |
C:13.1 | be grouped together in your observation of them. It will not be only | others you observe but yourself and others, placing you and “them” |
C:13.1 | of them. It will not be only others you observe but yourself and | others, placing you and “them” together where you belong. This |
C:13.2 | always with your heart and not your mind, and begin to include | others in your observation, I ask you to concentrate on one thing |
C:13.8 | eventually realize that the memories you recall of the spirit of | others include memories that are your own, memories that are of your |
C:13.11 | Might some of your preconceived notions of | others and yourself be shattered? Oh yes, and rightly so. Gladly will |
C:13.12 | find it difficult to accept the innocence and sinlessness of | others and yourself, for your memory will contain no hint of past |
C:14.19 | that seems impossible to dismantle because of its interconnections. | Others experience this plan of entrapment solely in their mind as |
C:14.19 | for what they never have the opportunity to put into place. Still | others are more coy in their design, and dress it up to look like |
C:14.20 | the fear with official commitments, pledges and promises made. | Others may deny their fear, and say they trust in what they have and |
C:14.23 | to your own rules, a reward to be gained by some and not by | others, a pinnacle of achievement that will prove your rightness and |
C:14.26 | While your purpose remains to make yourself and | others special, you will not put an end to the separation. And you |
C:14.26 | own specialness. For as long as you hold on to the specialness of | others you hold on to your own. There is no reason to hold on to |
C:14.26 | specialness unless you hold onto your own. And what you give to | others you keep for yourself. Give another specialness, and you keep |
C:14.27 | in truth. Only this relationship is real, and in it are included all | others. One does not discard or replace the other. What is real is |
C:14.30 | You who think, “What harm can come of loving this one above all | others?” think again. For you are choosing not to love but to make |
C:15.1 | We have talked much now of your special love for | others, but what of the specialness you desire for yourself? Do you |
C:15.1 | the peace. No land would be considered more sacred to some than | others, no resources withheld, no people deemed subservient. |
C:15.4 | Perhaps the leader of some impoverished country brings misery to | others with his desire for specialness, but not you. Yes, taken on a |
C:15.5 | do what is necessary to maintain your specialness and that of the | others within it. Depending on your culture what is necessary may |
C:15.5 | what is necessary to be good, your notions of what it means to treat | others well. You would not be special to this one if you did not look |
C:15.5 | this group, and your choices might affect your ability to make | others feel special in the way in which they have become accustomed |
C:15.7 | Your desire for specialness makes of you a slave to | others and others to you. It diminishes your freedom, and for no end. |
C:15.7 | Your desire for specialness makes of you a slave to others and | others to you. It diminishes your freedom, and for no end. For what |
C:15.7 | others to you. It diminishes your freedom, and for no end. For what | others think of you does not make you special, nor does what you |
C:15.7 | of you does not make you special, nor does what you think or do for | others make them special. All notions of popularity, success, and |
C:15.8 | concept of separation. All change seems to question your loyalty to | others and all choices are made with this loyalty in mind. Loyalty |
C:15.9 | to entertain withdrawing your effort to manifest the specialness of | others and yourself. Making special seems to be a responsibility you |
C:15.9 | to your own kind. To even think that you could change and be unlike | others of your kind, you would call an act of treachery. To give your |
C:16.5 | for special ones as it is of the condemnation you reserve for | others you have singled out. For judgment is what is required to make |
C:18.11 | The experience of unity will alter your belief system and that of | others, for what you learn in unity is shared. Because you are |
C:19.8 | This is the role I ask you to accept so that you can provide for | others what was provided for me. |
C:19.9 | thus far because you have desired specialness for yourself and a few | others rather than belovedness for all. But now, perhaps, you are |
C:19.15 | and to believe you can come to know through the experiences of | others. Yet, in the case of coming to know what lies before you now— |
C:19.15 | what I learned from my experience. While many have learned much of | others, this type of learning is but a starting point, a gateway to |
C:20.45 | gifts of the universe and that they can be given, through you, to | others as well. It implies willingness rather than resistance. To |
C:21.10 | facts. Those who know the truth do not see themselves as right and | others as wrong. Those who know the truth find it for themselves by |
C:22.7 | the world intersects with you—where your path crosses that of | others, where you encounter situations in your daily life, where you |
C:23.8 | you to make God over in your own image and to try to do the same to | others. This comes of seeing oneself as an image rather than as a |
C:25.6 | When you feel a lack of love in | others, you have projected your fear onto them. Only when you cease |
C:26.1 | to be. For some of you it would include marriage and children, for | others career, religious commitment, or creative endeavors. Some |
C:26.2 | line between fate and accomplishment. Are some chosen for greatness? | Others for mediocrity? |
C:27.15 | occurring in the present rather than to your preconceived notions of | others, the previous judgments your mind once made and relies upon |
C:28.12 | Again, as when you feel the need to convince | others of your belief, the need to give form to what is beyond form |
C:29.2 | of choice, a course that will lead you to a subservient stature. | Others think of it in terms of charity, and continue to see a |
C:31.12 | occurs by coming to a better understanding of the mind, for | others by coming to a better understanding of the heart, or love. How |
C:31.18 | that which you do not want. Some of you believe this can be done and | others don’t. Those who believe in it believe in sin, and that it can |
C:31.30 | You do not think you are looking for yourself in | others, but think instead that you are looking for something or |
T1:4.10 | they will miss a whole aspect of concerns associated with keeping | others other. You keep others other by attempting to respond for them |
T1:4.10 | aspect of concerns associated with keeping others other. You keep | others other by attempting to respond for them rather than responding |
T1:4.17 | to you, saves you time, or seems in accord with your own views. | Others of you feel it necessary to interpret everything on your own. |
T1:8.8 | now in the form of miracles. How could one rise from the dead and | others not follow? |
T1:10.2 | will think something is wrong. You will feel this particularly when | others around you experience extremes. A friend is experiencing |
T2:2.9 | Some of you would say you feel no calling, or that you feel many. | Others would cite practical reasons for doing other than what they |
T2:5.5 | certain attitudes or behaviors. You may also be called upon to call | others to account for their attitudes or behaviors. |
T2:7.1 | you must rely only on yourself. Thus the connotation of reliance on | others, or dependence, has taken on a negative meaning specifically |
T2:7.1 | is thus of a condition that causes you to be dependent or to rely on | others. |
T2:7.2 | Others are the great unknown of living in the world. Others are those | |
T2:7.2 | Others are the great unknown of living in the world. | Others are those who are beyond your control, those who can influence |
T2:7.2 | the course of your day or your life in ways you would not choose. | Others represent the accidents waiting to happen, love that is not |
T2:7.2 | of things you deem important. This fear that you feel in relation to | others is as true of those you hold most dear to you as it is of |
T2:7.2 | is of those you would call strangers. It is the very independence of | others that makes your own independence seem so important to you. |
T2:7.4 | receiving as one, you must believe in relationship rather than in | others. |
T2:7.5 | Those you would view as | others are separate from you. Those you would view as being in |
T2:7.5 | is based on trust. If you are dependent, or supported by | others with whom you share a trusting relationship, where is the |
T2:7.7 | that the situation is unfair. You will be tempted to withhold as | others withhold from you. |
T2:7.10 | who you are, you will, if left un-schooled, turn your attention to | others and to situations you would have be different than they are. |
T2:7.17 | as negative or bad. Or you may have, in your desire not to judge | others, kept yourself from speaking up in instances where you |
T2:8.3 | you are and your ability to live as who you are, but will aid all | others. This is giving and receiving as one. What you gain will take |
T2:9.7 | the way in which they think. That some seem to have more needs than | others is a fallacy of perception. Not one has more needs than |
T2:9.15 | thought previously of needs as tools every bit as valuable as the | others mentioned here, this adjustment in your thinking may seem |
T2:10.4 | While this illustration may be distasteful to some and intriguing to | others, how many of you would not want to replace your ability to |
T2:11.2 | as who you are in the world difficult as long as you perceive of | others as living under the old rules, the laws of man rather than the |
T2:12.3 | service I offer you, the precursor of the service you will offer to | others. |
T3:1.1 | The personal self exists as the self you present to | others. This is the only way in which the personal self will continue |
T3:1.1 | of this Course. Previously, the personal self that you presented to | others represented an ego-self who you believed yourself to be. Now |
T3:1.1 | self so that you may claim your personal self again and present to | others a true representation of who you are. |
T3:1.8 | by saying that the personal self exists as the self you present to | others and that this is the only way in which the personal self will |
T3:1.10 | the personal self will now exist only as the self you present to | others is to say that the personal self will now cease to be seen as |
T3:1.11 | that the personal self has only existed as the self you presented to | others in the past is quite a different statement and has a totally |
T3:1.11 | a totally different meaning. The personal self you once presented to | others as “who you were” was a self who existed in time, a self who |
T3:1.11 | made up the self of the future. The personal self you presented to | others in the past was a chosen self and never a whole self as |
T3:2.3 | form that would expand awareness, through relationship, of self and | others. You chose a means of creation—as God chose a means of |
T3:2.8 | be has been the righteous work of many who have caused great harm to | others and the world. There is no truth to be found in illusion and |
T3:3.3 | would desire, you fear as much or more your ability to disappoint | others or to “let them down.” Some of you carefully constructed your |
T3:3.3 | leave as little room as possible for disappointment to affect it or | others you hold dear. Some of you have seemed to do the opposite, |
T3:3.3 | yourself and being constantly under the pall of having disappointed | others. Still others have always found their lives to be beyond their |
T3:3.3 | being constantly under the pall of having disappointed others. Still | others have always found their lives to be beyond their efforts at |
T3:3.4 | or depression stood in the way of your desires or the plans of | others and let such circumstances fill you with self-loathing. |
T3:10.3 | is the only blasphemy. To blame yourself is as senseless as blaming | others and your inclination to place blame upon yourself must be |
T3:10.9 | the thoughts of the ego-mind were always harsh with you or with | others. The Christ-mind and the thoughts that come from the voice of |
T3:11.16 | who would find this cause for righteousness. You are not right and | others wrong. This temptation will not long be with you for once the |
T3:14.2 | badly that you do not enjoy the health, wealth or stature of some | others, accept your current status and begin to feel more peace and |
T3:14.2 | life. If you have felt a lack of respect you may feel that what | others think of you matters not and enjoy a heightened self-concept. |
T3:14.9 | had in truth. These fearful choices took nothing from you or from | others. |
T3:14.10 | If you have read the paragraph above and feel it is fine for some | others not to regret their choices but not for you, I ask you to |
T3:14.10 | had not already felt regret and sorrow for the hurts you have caused | others. Whatever actions you have not previously brought to love to |
T3:15.1 | Some of you have had more experience with new beginnings than | others. For most mature adults, some form of new beginning has taken |
T3:15.1 | to forgive the past and begin again to build a new relationship. | Others, in a similar relationship, might have chosen to let the past |
T3:15.6 | see six months of change as the basis for trust in the new. For | others six years would not be enough. |
T3:15.9 | beginning you are called to now is a new beginning that, like all | others that you have offered or attempted, will take place in |
T3:16.10 | the self. It has to do with any ideas you may still hold concerning | others having more than you have, or to desires that you may feel |
T3:16.14 | relationship. All of your desires, fears, hopes and expectations of | others are temptations that arise from your old idea of special |
T3:16.14 | relationships. All of your plans to do good and be good, to help | others, and to struggle to make the world a better place, fall into |
T3:16.15 | will create a new heaven on earth, you can lay aside any fears that | others will suffer due to the changes your new Self will create. As |
T3:16.15 | are all that you would share in truth. You will recognize that no | others have a need for you to make them special for you will see the |
T3:17.1 | Self to have an observable form and to exist in relationship with | others with observable forms. This was simply so that expressions of |
T3:17.7 | Spirit in my mind and heart and as such represented the truth. Many | others by many other names have represented the truth and in so doing |
T3:19.1 | ones. You have no need to fear that the joys you have shared with | others will be no more. You have no more need to fear the loss of |
T3:19.11 | While | others still remain tied to the old thought system, human behavior |
T3:20.3 | Again, do not let your thoughts stray to benefiting and affecting | others. In unity, all others are one with you and thus what you |
T3:20.3 | thoughts stray to benefiting and affecting others. In unity, all | others are one with you and thus what you strive for in effectiveness |
T3:20.3 | live by the truth. This will benefit you and in so doing benefit all | others. |
T3:20.6 | for some illnesses and suffering are surely seen as being worse than | others—encouragement is given despite the “fact” that it is |
T3:20.15 | The new way will work wherever it finds willingness. You cannot call | others to abandon their willingness to live in illusion by joining |
T3:20.15 | to live in illusion by joining them there! You can only call | others to a willingness to set illusion aside and to begin the |
T3:20.18 | are as pioneers to this new world. Its mere existence will attract | others and each will find the price of admission is their willingness |
T3:20.18 | create the new world and make it observable, not for you to recruit | others to it. |
T3:21.18 | personal self will continue to exist only as the self you present to | others. It will be a representation only. It will represent only the |
T3:21.24 | meant to give. Do not make any false plans that give your power to | others more learned of this Course than you to be the savior only you |
T3:21.24 | of a good and saintly life are those who will lead the way for | others to follow. Do not give in to the idea that one special one is |
T4:1.1 | or tell you that some have the tools for accomplishment and that | others do not. It will continue the view from within the embrace, an |
T4:1.3 | left out and as if you are being told that you can achieve what many | others have tried and failed to achieve. These are the types of ideas |
T4:1.11 | time. Some have chosen to come to know themselves and God directly. | Others have chosen to come to know themselves and God indirectly. |
T4:1.13 | different is possible; that you might just be able to achieve what | others have not; that this time might just be different than any |
T4:1.25 | to die within the state of consciousness in which they have lived. | Others do not wish to experience the truth directly, but only to |
T4:2.7 | true nature does not mean that it did not exist; that there are | others living among you in this time who will not become aware of |
T4:2.9 | as a time of judgment and of separating the chosen people from all | others abound. All are chosen. All are chosen with love and without |
T4:2.10 | this new time thinking that this new time will separate you from | others, or cause you, as the chosen, to be separate, you will not |
T4:2.11 | who first achieve anything of merit is but a way of calling all | others to know what they can achieve. One may desire to best a |
T4:2.11 | and vice versa, and yet, what one achieves but opens the door for | others and this is known to you. Even those who did not desire to fly |
T4:2.12 | the elevated “place” they briefly hold is of a finite nature, that | others will soon do the same, and that those who follow in time will |
T4:2.16 | How, then, could you possibly observe any | others without knowing that the truth of who they are is present even |
T4:2.23 | with little purpose implied in the brief encounters you have with | others. You have watched the news and developments in parts of the |
T4:3.14 | of everlasting life in form has seemed a curse to some, a miracle to | others. Death comes as destruction to some, as new life to others. |
T4:3.14 | to others. Death comes as destruction to some, as new life to | others. Either way is but your choice. Your attachment to life has |
T4:5.2 | So that you can join your accomplishment with that of all | others and become the body of Christ. |
T4:5.12 | now will transform you as surely as did those that came to so many | others after death. |
T4:5.13 | as having two sides. Some have thought of this as heaven and hell. | Others as all or nothing. Many of you have thought of it as a time of |
T4:6.7 | expressions. You can exist in Christ-consciousness, as have many | others of the past, and through your existence in |
T4:7.4 | seek to create their version of a perfect world and to force it upon | others, but will abide within the perfect world that is in the vision |
T4:10.14 | Does this not make sense? You can learn about who you were and who | others were, but you cannot learn anymore who you are or who those |
D:2.14 | within your control, the more likely you are to control outcome. | Others of you have believed that the more details of your life that |
D:7.17 | on your own path and leaves you nonjudgmental of the paths of | others. Yet desire, like observation and vision, is still related to |
D:7.26 | one, small, aspect of what you are. In observing both yourself and | others, you have learned to view your body in the field of time. This |
D:8.2 | talent or ability, and have given up “working hard” to be the best. | Others who have achieved the highest possible acclaim for their |
D:10.5 | union is known even in the realm of separation, and thus what draws | others from separation to union. |
D:11.1 | you take note of your thoughts and you take notes on the thoughts of | others. |
D:11.2 | In this one example can you not see the fallacy inherent in all the | others? To think of these Dialogues in this way, dear brothers and |
D:11.2 | it is only the content of your thoughts that differentiate you from | others. Do you think the same is true of you and me? It is that you |
D:12.15 | new authority, and you may have desired more than anything to have | others realize that you really know something, that this wasn’t your |
D:12.18 | personal or individual self with the “figuring out” of this truth. | Others of you will have recognized the “voice” of authority with |
D:13.2 | state except through the sharing of who you are and who you know | others to be. There are two issues of great import contained within |
D:13.6 | is not needed so much as a means of imparting important knowledge to | others, but so that you can come to understand it. What comes of |
D:13.7 | Self of union. What you are called to do is to share in union with | others whose awareness is expanding. |
D:13.8 | idea that no one will ever be able to truly know you. But join with | others who are experiencing the expanding awareness of the time of |
D:13.8 | begin to see the evidence that things are different now. Join with | others who are coming to know through the state of unity, and the |
D:13.11 | state except through the sharing of who you are and who you know | others to be. All this means is that while you may feel unable to |
D:13.12 | for such intermediary functions. By being who you are, and seeing | others as who they truly are, you create the relationship in which |
D:Day1.1 | This is nothing new to those of you of the Christian faith. To | others it will seem an acceptance beyond your ability, an acceptance |
D:Day1.3 | to parables once again and learn once again from the stories of | others. |
D:Day1.4 | for many states you value. To marry one man you must choose to leave | others behind. This is required. This does not mean the married woman |
D:Day1.4 | guides. It means that one is chosen as a mate to the exclusion of | others chosen as a mate. |
D:Day1.5 | of eternal life. The requirement asked of you here is not to exclude | others in whom you believe and have found a connection to eternal |
D:Day1.13 | It is not about being right or being wrong, about one being more and | others less. This is simply the way to sameness of being, to the |
D:Day2.6 | to still experience guilt or shame; but the hurts you have done | others may weigh heavily on you now. It is as if, at this mountain |
D:Day2.10 | —feelings that are attached to your belief that you have harmed | others—not feelings of sorrow? Are you not sorry for these actions? |
D:Day3.12 | It is only because some are gifted more abundantly than | others that they can use the givens of talent and inspired ideas to |
D:Day3.13 | even to those born with it, only through the exploitation of | others. Only through some having less do some have more. |
D:Day3.21 | To reach a position in which you feel you need to ask for money from | others, even from a bank, is seen as a dire situation indeed. This |
D:Day3.21 | likely be an ordeal of some consequence. Even those who are seen by | others as constant “takers,” unafraid to ask for a “hand out” or free |
D:Day3.23 | was the reality of the learning life. Even if you are one of those | others consider lucky, one of those who always has “just enough,” |
D:Day3.23 | consider lucky, one of those who always has “just enough,” little do | others know that your fear is as great as theirs. That while you |
D:Day4.25 | from the false. But blaming yourself does no more good than blaming | others, for without the dismantling of the ego-self, without the |
D:Day4.33 | natural. Some might “go into” the breathing and become one with it. | Others might become the observer and in so doing remove themselves |
D:Day5.5 | the form of the physical body. Some could feel it in their hands and | others as if it comes directly from their mouths as speech is enabled |
D:Day5.5 | realm of thought completely. Do not fight any of these feelings or | others that I have not named. Just consider them givens and choose |
D:Day5.12 | another may not. While this remains the case, you may desire to give | others what you have and feel unable to do so. Yet, like love, unity |
D:Day6.7 | disposition of the artist, the piece of music might be shared with | others at each step of the process, or only late in its development. |
D:Day6.26 | be accomplished, or that it would elevate only a few and leave all | others behind, you would not feel this devotion. You know our task is |
D:Day6.27 | given task, you are almost surely feeling this devotion extend to | others, particularly those who, along with us, work toward its |
D:Day8.8 | things within your life that will take some time to change, but many | others that can change instantly through this radical acceptance. You |
D:Day8.12 | intolerant of yourself and it was easy to extend this intolerance to | others. Once acceptance of the Self begins to be practiced, you will |
D:Day8.12 | of fear. Acceptance of yourself, in love, leads to acceptance of | others. Knowing this aspect of how you feel, what we are here calling |
D:Day8.13 | truth rather than attempting to combat illusion. Thus when you see | others gossiping, you are called to see only the truth of who they |
D:Day8.13 | away in disgust, showing your righteous contempt for the actions of | others, but to accept who you are within the relationship of that |
D:Day8.18 | denying your own feelings you will tend also to deny the feelings of | others. You will think that you know the real from the unreal, truth |
D:Day8.18 | unreal, truth from illusion, and so will disregard the feelings of | others as if they do not matter. This will only happen if you allow |
D:Day8.19 | see beyond illusion, and then to be told to accept the feelings of | others? It should not. While true compassion sees only the truth, |
D:Day8.19 | to non-acceptance of that which you do not like in yourself and | others and even to, at times, the false sense of certainty about your |
D:Day8.20 | or hurt, the bitterness or guilt that you do not like. You hold | others to the “standards” you hold for yourself, thus the only |
D:Day9.7 | you censor your own thoughts and feelings, accepting some and not | others. You know you have repressed your emotions. You know you have |
D:Day14.4 | as those of the many as well. It is by holding all feelings of | others within the spacious Self, by not forgetting that the one and |
D:Day15.11 | is necessary to practice the ability to inform and be informed with | others who have reached this level of neutrality along with you. This |
D:Day15.12 | informing and being informed? It means to join together with | others who have the ability to maintain Christ-consciousness in your |
D:Day15.16 | This is not a time of being judged or of adopting the beliefs of | others but one of finally conquering judgment with neutrality or |
D:Day15.16 | finally conquering judgment with neutrality or acceptance. Allowing | others to accept you as you are is a gift that releases them from |
D:Day15.20 | coming together. This current washes some stones clean and washes | others away. It changes the clear pool by dredging up sediment that |
D:Day15.21 | To be engaged in dialogue with certain | others is different than entering the dialogue, but entering the |
D:Day15.21 | wholeness and the sustainability of Christ-consciousness with | others sharing this specific means of coming to know with you, you |
D:Day15.21 | asked to disregard any other means of coming to know or to see any | others differently than you see those with whom you are engaged in |
D:Day15.24 | on the mountain, you have been asked to be here and to join with | others here for a purpose. As such, this time is also a beginning to |
D:Day15.26 | visible and you will see that it may be quite different from the | others with whom you are coming to know, and perhaps quite different |
D:Day15.26 | focus, or place your attention, on areas that might not interest | others in the slightest. |
D:Day16.5 | of the body. These are the unwanted feelings that are blamed on | others. These manifest in your interactions with the world, taking on |
D:Day16.5 | your interactions with the world, taking on form in the actions of | others, in instances where acts of nature or accidents seem to thwart |
D:Day16.5 | also come to you to prove what you think you know—that | others, or the world in general, are to blame for the sorry state of |
D:Day17.4 | centered in the mind and more and more about coming to know what | others had already learned and were capable of teaching, learning |
D:Day17.5 | by not negating their being as they realized this connection. Many | others with realization of Christ-consciousness as strong as that of |
D:Day18.1 | of the old and with preparing the way for the birth of the new. | Others of you will follow your hearts to a bypassing of the final |
D:Day18.1 | of the old and to anchoring the new within the web of reality. Still | others will participate in both, following their innate desire to |
D:Day19.7 | within. The function of those called to the way of Jesus is to call | others to the new through means so widespread, varied, and remarkable |
D:Day21.6 | of teaching and learning but made it seem as if some had more and | others less. But even the pattern of learning had as its outcome the |
D:Day28.4 | and starting a family. Some follow a more standard pattern than | others, with schooling, career, marriage, and family seen as an |
D:Day28.4 | and family seen as an almost inescapable as well as desirable norm. | Others pursue dreams or adventures. |
D:Day28.6 | that it is both exciting and at times excruciatingly difficult. | Others reach a plateau of sorts and just keep following the |
D:Day33.1 | That all are chosen. To embrace an idea of some having power while | others remain powerless is to embrace an idea laden with conflict. |
D:Day35.4 | You have known yourself in relationship to yourself and | others, without realizing that your being is God, that others are one |
D:Day35.4 | yourself and others, without realizing that your being is God, that | others are one with you, that God is the relationship of everything |
D:Day35.18 | have seen yourself as separate from creation and separate from all | others. Thus what you have “created” has stood apart from wholeness. |
D:Day36.2 | you created an experience for yourself that was separate from all | others. You made choices concerning how you would live your life from |
D:Day37.4 | just possibly, the relationship you would choose to have with | others and the world around you. |
D:Day37.14 | ones, at times seeing the connectedness of your life with that of | others, but even then, only on a limited scale. You have often not |
D:Day37.18 | feels because you are not them. You can join in relationship with | others who feel similarly and can find great joy in feeling “as if” |
D:Day37.32 | They come from observation of self and they come from observation of | others. They come from what you are willing to observe. They become |
D:Day38.8 | and being one in union and relationship. These opposites, like all | others, are held within the embrace of love and belonging. |
D:Day39.23 | Have I been a distant God who does not show his love for you or | others? Then you have been distant from yourself and those you love. |
D:Day39.30 | or a fair friend, loving or unloving, distance you from yourself and | others or bring you closer to yourself and others. No god who has |
D:Day39.30 | you from yourself and others or bring you closer to yourself and | others. No god who has been projected is without attributes, even |
D:Day40.6 | distinct being, a being different or distinct from who I am, and who | others are. These are the attributes of your being, what you might |
D:Day40.6 | making you separate rather than distinct from who I am being and who | others are being. Your attempt at individuation and extension, an |
A.9 | may feel quite compelled to share your experience of the Course with | others. What might you expect to find? |
A.11 | coming home to the way of the heart. What you gain by sharing with | others is a situation in which you “learn” in unity through the |
A.20 | impatience. Many can ride the wave of this impatience to a new way. | Others need to battle against it a while longer. |
A.30 | may arise and some may feel they are not advancing as quickly as | others, while those moving quickly may feel in need of time to catch |
A.43 | involvement with this coursework and a direct sharing of it with | others. For many more of you it will not. |
A.47 | voice that responds to you and your voice is mine as you respond to | others. |
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C:9.33 | God’s will for you is happiness, and never has it been | otherwise. God’s creation is for eternity and has no use for time. |
C:10.8 | fact,” all you need tell yourself is, “I am still willing to believe | otherwise.” |
C:14.18 | the universe, and that it is foolishness to say that you think | otherwise. Yet, since only what you know is part of your universe, do |
C:19.13 | Thought, as you know it, is an aspect of duality. It cannot be | otherwise in your separated state. You must think in terms of “I” and |
C:20.25 | Thankfulness is the nature of your being. It could not be | otherwise when awe and magnificence encompass you in the embrace. |
T1:3.5 | depends on it. How can you be convinced to live as if the truth were | otherwise? For only if you begin to live as if the truth were |
T1:3.5 | were otherwise? For only if you begin to live as if the truth were | otherwise can you see that it truly is otherwise, or based on a |
T1:3.5 | to live as if the truth were otherwise can you see that it truly is | otherwise, or based on a wisdom other than what has come before. |
T1:3.9 | see this exercise as what it is, an attempt to convince you to think | otherwise about yourself. If you ask for a cure for a disease, how |
T3:22.3 | You are a beautiful representation of the truth and cannot be | otherwise. You may bring this beauty to any number of walks of life, |
T4:1.11 | are offered that are not such. All are chosen and so it could not be | otherwise. But at the same time, it must be seen that your choice |
D:1.7 | still struggle and try, prepare and plan. It does not know how to do | otherwise. You do not think you know how to do otherwise. |
D:1.7 | not know how to do otherwise. You do not think you know how to do | otherwise. |
D:Day37.30 | and you have been being in relationship because you could not “be” | otherwise, but you have not been being in union. |
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C:26.9 | You do not yet, but will soon realize the happiness that is | ours. Your mind can just not accept that happiness as well as meaning |
D:17.3 | after me and be as I was? To be the inheritor of the gifts that are | ours? Do you desire this? Are you willing to claim it? Are you |
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C:P.19 | to come to be at all, and why, when every effort has been made, the | outcome seldom seems worth the effort. You cannot earn your way to |
C:2.21 | have learned is still with you regardless of your perception of the | outcome of your learning. Your perception of an outcome within your |
C:2.21 | perception of the outcome of your learning. Your perception of an | outcome within your control is all that needs to change. Remember |
C:20.38 | Hope is a manner of acting as if the best possible | outcome you can imagine could truly occur. Hope is a willingness to |
C:20.38 | to ask for help, believing it will come. Hope is the reason and the | outcome for which we pray. Hope acknowledges the kindliness of the |
C:25.2 | Devotion is the | outcome of love and in this instance is an action word, a verb, a |
C:30.2 | learning is seen as preparation for the future, or for some eventual | outcome, rather than for your being. You attempt to learn for |
T1:1.11 | this change would be seen as quite difficult no matter how grand its | outcome and even in spite of your recognition, at first in mere |
T1:6.2 | a divine memory and divine memory cannot help but produce a divine | outcome. Said in another way, prayer reproduces the truth and allows |
T2:2.7 | a practical nature, who would seek guarantees of the rightness and | outcome of following such a call, seek for proof they have already |
T2:6.6 | Accomplishment is not an end point but a given. It is not an | outcome but a certainty. It says I am rather than I will be. I will |
T2:7.16 | say that you trust when what you are doing is hoping for a specific | outcome. Real trust is not a trust that waits and hopes but a trust |
T3:11.15 | was made for your use can be used in a new way and to produce a new | outcome. Do not be afraid to use anything available within the house |
T3:20.11 | by as the truth is meant to be lived by. Not because you desire an | outcome, but because it is who you are and because you realize you |
T3:22.14 | that it will take you to, through your effort, create the desired | outcome. Observation of what you desire is observation of what is, |
T4:2.19 | in terms of evangelizing or convincing, you think in terms of future | outcome rather than in terms of what already is. This type of |
T4:10.5 | love. Relationship happens as it happens. Studying is about future | outcome. What happens in relationship has present moment meaning. |
T4:10.6 | The | outcome of learning or what is studied is the production of things |
T4:10.8 | applied to anything other than the Self could not help but have an | outcome that had to do with other than the Self. Means and end are |
T4:10.9 | have accomplished in regards to your Self could not help but have an | outcome that had to do with your Self. Means and end are one, cause |
D:2.11 | and not in another and that you make this judgment based upon the | outcome. In other words, you make this judgment “after the fact” when |
D:2.11 | In other words, you make this judgment “after the fact” when the | outcome has occurred. For example, study habits that allowed the |
D:2.11 | habits that allowed the learner to achieve a successful grade or | outcome in one instance would tend to be seen as a “successful |
D:2.11 | such a time as the pattern failed to achieve the successful grade or | outcome in another instance. Thus what you have believed “works for |
D:2.11 | you” is really like a game of chance. You give it a try, and if the | outcome is as you desired it to be you call it a success, and if the |
D:2.11 | outcome is as you desired it to be you call it a success, and if the | outcome is not as you desired it to be you call it a failure. You |
D:2.14 | you have within your control, the more likely you are to control | outcome. Others of you have believed that the more details of your |
D:Day8.10 | acceptance of who you are. Understand, however, that this eventual | outcome will never occur without the initial acceptance. |
D:Day21.6 | more and others less. But even the pattern of learning had as its | outcome the sameness of teacher and learner—the transfer of |
D:Day28.5 | in order to be made, but they are still directed at external | outcome. By living the experiences of these externally directed life |
A.15 | The sharing of process is more appropriate than the sharing of | outcome. Facilitators will keep readers from attempting one correct |
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C:7.23 | kind of evidence of what constitutes the truth. Think of no other | outcomes than your happiness, and when happiness comes deny it not, |
C:27.16 | You even wonder as you pray whether you should pray for specific | outcomes or for God’s Will to be done. You fear being a miracle |
T2:10.16 | that would be quickly put behind you or chosen for specific | outcomes. While many love to learn for the sake of learning alone, |
T3:20.7 | not offering sympathy. You think it naïve to believe in positive | outcomes. You listen to statistics of what has occurred before and in |
T3:20.11 | truth. Miracles are not meant to be called upon to create specific | outcomes in specific circumstances. They are meant to be lived by as |
D:2.14 | as that of government, the more likely you are to experience desired | outcomes. Either way, control is seen as a powerful pattern. |
D:Day2.12 | We leave aside, for the moment, any considerations of other | outcomes of such actions, whether they are negative or positive in |
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C:4.27 | every relation to the world within, where in love’s presence both | outer and inner worlds become as one and leave beyond your vision the |
D:5.4 | encompasses and surrounds you, the boundaries between the inner and | outer world will diminish and eventually cease to be. |
D:Day1.9 | refusing the requirement of the spacecraft as the way to reach | outer space. This would be akin to non-acceptance of the way that has |
D:Day1.10 | This would be like saying, “If I am an astronaut, I can reach | outer space without a space craft. I have been trained, I understand |
D:Day1.10 | a space craft. I have been trained, I understand the truth about | outer space, I believe in my abilities; but I do not accept the |
D:Day3.7 | life, but are more skeptical in regard to its ability to affect your | outer life; and nowhere are you more skeptical than in regard to |
D:Day3.42 | It is the visible world, the | outer world, through which your wants find provision. It is the world |
D:Day14.2 | The spacious Self realizes that the | outer world is a projection and most often a rejection rather than an |
D:Day19.8 | of as within, so without and the relationship between the inner and | outer world. |
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C:8.26 | incident that when given to the light of truth revealed a lie of | outlandish proportions. These are the memories of loved ones you were |
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T3:22.9 | will engage you in something “to do,” the level that will give an | outlet for the excitement that has been building within you. You are |
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C:26.24 | You seek to know your story’s table of contents, or at least a brief | outline. Where does your life fit in the larger picture? And yet, you |
D:5.13 | serve the ego will cease to be, just as the ego has ceased to be. To | outline and define the differences between what was created and what |
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T3:12.8 | consistent with the laws of creation and the steps of creation | outlined above. From this choice, many experiences ensued. Some of |
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C:20.27 | Love is the source of your being. You flow from love, an | outpouring without end. You are thus eternal. You are pure and |
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C:3.10 | in control of what it thinks. You believe in a process of input and | output, all completely human and scientifically provable. The birth |
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C:26.25 | thought. You knew your place in the pattern of creation from the | outset. A full life is quite simply a fulfillment of that thought and |
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C:3.3 | with no divisions. There are no sections, no parts, no inside and no | outside, no dreams and no illusions that can escape or hide, |
C:4.21 | have made and upon entering believe you leave the world’s madness | outside your door. Here you feel safe and gather those you love |
C:4.21 | out the rest, and here you gain the strength you need to walk | outside those doors again another day. You spend your life intent |
C:4.25 | all the images of love set apart that you have made and extend them | outside love’s doors. What difference would a world of love make to |
C:4.26 | your strategy and defenses. You prepare for everything that goes on | outside yourself and nothing that occurs within. Yet it is a joining |
C:4.27 | you perceive to be a loveless world. It has no relation to the world | outside of you, but every relation to the world within, where in |
C:5.12 | nor entered into where it can be understood. What is judged remains | outside of you, and it is what remains outside that calls you to do |
C:5.12 | What is judged remains outside of you, and it is what remains | outside that calls you to do what love would call you not to do. What |
C:5.12 | calls you to do what love would call you not to do. What remains | outside is all that has not joined with you. What has joined with you |
C:5.14 | Within you is every relationship you have ever had with anything. | Outside of you is all that you have kept apart, labeled, judged, and |
C:5.15 | worlds are made up of. The one you see as real is the one you keep | outside of yourself, making it possible to look upon it with your |
C:5.16 | You look | outside the doors of your home and, whether you see suburban streets |
C:5.16 | the world seems to be. You can say the real world is somewhere | outside yourself, as you picture the real world being beyond your |
C:5.17 | your real Self. This is reality. All you do not join with remains | outside and is illusion, for what is not one with you does not exist. |
C:5.21 | this: what you choose to join with you, and what you choose to leave | outside of yourself. |
C:9.21 | fit to serve a king. This one exists in the violence you would keep | outside your doors, and from your inner sanctum you give this one a |
C:9.30 | using it. You do so out of guilt in an attempt to place your guilt | outside yourself. “My body made me do it” is like the cry of the |
C:9.45 | of such abuse is easily apparent. Again you would place the blame | outside yourself and label drugs, alcohol, tobacco, gambling, and |
C:10.7 | messages of a more positive nature. And these are but messages of an | outside source! Your own thoughts are much more persistent and |
C:12.4 | is your choice of what to join with and your choice of what to leave | outside of yourself. Yet you must understand that nothing that is not |
C:14.17 | but itself and everything in it? Nothing would seem to exist | outside of it, and so it must be unique. Everything that would happen |
C:20.9 | replaces identity and you say, I am. I am, and there is nothing | outside of me. Nothing outside of the embrace. |
C:20.9 | and you say, I am. I am, and there is nothing outside of me. Nothing | outside of the embrace. |
C:22.9 | order to gain reality. While you might think of this as everything | outside of yourself, please, when thinking of this, use the words I |
C:29.12 | extremely important for you to realize that God’s work takes place | outside of time, as do all acts of true service or creation. This is |
C:31.35 | You do not exist | outside of relationship, just as your mind does not exist outside of |
C:31.35 | not exist outside of relationship, just as your mind does not exist | outside of oneness. Your experience here is but an extension of mind |
T1:1.1 | in which peace is seen as being approachable. Peace is seen as being | outside of one’s being and the means are sought for the union of |
T1:4.9 | Your thoughts are released from their concentration on what exists | outside of you as your responsibility is placed where it belongs, in |
T1:4.10 | thus have thought it is your responsibility to care for the world | outside of yourself rather than for your Self. |
T1:4.13 | happens from within. Responsibility is all about dealing with an | outside world. While both may result in the same or similar actions |
T2:2.2 | Having a calling is spoken of in lofty terms. Few | outside of those who feel they have a calling for something beyond |
T2:6.9 | of the state of unity. It is a recognition that you exist in unity | outside of the pattern of time. Miracles create an out-of-pattern |
T2:6.9 | in a state of miracle-readiness is the creation of a new reality | outside of the pattern of ordinary time. Although this state exists |
T2:9.4 | this meeting of a need as if it takes place apart from you, or from | outside of you. You assign the meeting of a need to a person or |
T3:9.3 | of the ego thought system. Now you must imagine yourself walking | outside of the doors of this house of illusion and finding a |
T3:12.4 | How then can the personal self begin to realize the human experience | outside of time? The answer is thus: by changing the consciousness of |
T3:13.2 | and the personal self. In such times you can conceive only of a God | outside of yourself and trust not in the benevolence of the |
T3:14.2 | judgment would return to label what is happening as “bad.” A “god” | outside of the self would soon be called upon to intercede. Blame |
T3:15.3 | New beginnings do not occur | outside of relationship. The idea of special relationship is one that |
T3:18.10 | in the mind. You are used to thinking that what you observe forms | outside of your mind. This is the thinking of the ego-thought system. |
D:1.23 | This is akin to thinking of a god who exists | outside or apart from yourself. If you fully accepted your true |
D:1.23 | If you fully accepted your true identity, you would no longer look | outside of yourself for guidance for you would realize that your Self |
D:6.26 | changed here because you may remember that change occurs in time. | Outside of time and form your Self has always existed in the perfect |
D:6.26 | the elevated Self of form, you exist together both in time and | outside of time. Remember, the elevated Self of form will never be |
D:7.5 | aware of the embrace and the consciousness of unity and places you | outside of time. In this state, no duality exists. Doing and being |
D:7.18 | you have accepted existence as a non-particular being in a state | outside of time—you have accepted existence as a new Self, the Self |
D:7.25 | the laws of evolution in time with the laws of transformation | outside of time. |
D:7.26 | dot of your body is all that is bound by time. What transformation | outside of time asks you to do is to see the body as but this one, |
D:8.1 | the circle, I ask you to imagine now being able to take a step | outside of the area of this dot, and into the area of the wider |
D:8.4 | the dot of the body, or, conversely, as the body having taken a step | outside of the dot of self to infiltrate the wider circle of the |
D:8.11 | Expand your reach! Step | outside of the dot of the separated self and into the circle of unity |
D:8.12 | Self is the doorway. Step through that doorway. Take the first step | outside of the known reality of your conscious awareness, the learned |
D:10.1 | What is found | outside of the boundary of the personal self in the wider circle of |
D:10.1 | as calling, are ways of knowing that come to you, and through you, | outside of the pattern of learning. |
D:12.4 | you truly began to enter the place of unity, to take the step | outside of the dot of the body. |
D:Day6.19 | phrase here. It is not the other way around. You cannot find a place | outside of yourself that will allow for the elevation of which we |
D:Day9.31 | god seen as “other than” puts all that you would long for in a place | outside of, or beyond, the self you are now. |
D:Day10.14 | you act is wise. But to think that doubting your feelings or seeking | outside assurances of what you know will lead to either confidence or |
D:Day10.16 | replace conviction with reliance, I call you to replace belief in an | outside source with reliance upon your Self. |
D:Day10.19 | image for presence, the individual for the universal, reliance on an | outside source for reliance on yourself, Jesus for |
D:Day10.23 | the way, but if you can cease to think of this as the wisdom of an | outside source, if you can hear it and feel it and think of it as a |
D:Day16.5 | Ejected feelings are projected | outside of the body. These are the unwanted feelings that are blamed |
D:Day21.1 | a letting-go of any of the ideas that you may still have that an | outside source exists. There is no such thing as an outside source. |
D:Day21.1 | have that an outside source exists. There is no such thing as an | outside source. There are no outside sources of wisdom, guidance, or |
D:Day21.1 | exists. There is no such thing as an outside source. There are no | outside sources of wisdom, guidance, or even information. |
D:Day21.2 | the source of wisdom, even though you may have seen it as existing | outside of yourself, had to function as what it was—a channel |
D:Day21.7 | the interaction, rather than being one of taking something from an | outside source into the self where it is learned and then |
D:Day28.19 | Our “time” on the mountain would be more rightly described as “time | outside of time.” |
D:Day28.20 | “Time | outside of time” by itself will not cause the shift that needs to |
D:Day28.20 | What will create the shift is the ability to experience “time | outside of time” and “time” simultaneously. Thus is the “wholeness” |
D:Day33.13 | And yet, since no one can exist | outside of relationship and relationship is where power is expressed, |
D:Day36.15 | you are. This is being. To be one in being with God and yet to exist | outside of the powerful state of relationship and union has been a |
D:Day40.18 | here, and say that regardless of what I say, you are who you are | outside of your relationships. You are not just the relationships |
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C:29.9 | a gate of illusion, of mist, of clouds before the sun. Your hand is | outstretched now and your light is clearing away the mist. The |
D:17.7 | to share it with the whole world. From the top of the mountain, arms | outstretched, this desire too has caused your arms to raise as if of |
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C:5.15 | one you do not see and do not believe in is the one you cannot look | outward to see, but is the one that nonetheless is truly real. To |
C:9.20 | to bring relief to the nightmare of a life of fear. You project fear | outward and away from yourself, seeing not that you keep that which |
C:9.20 | not that you keep that which you would project. Seeing not that | outward signs of fear are but reflections of what you keep within. |
C:20.1 | have felt before. Your heart may even feel as if it is stretching | outward, straining heavenward, near to bursting with its desire for |
T1:9.4 | You are used to creating in | outward ways. One of the few exceptions to this outward creation is |
T1:9.4 | used to creating in outward ways. One of the few exceptions to this | outward creation is the act of giving birth. But birth, like all |
T1:9.4 | outward creation is the act of giving birth. But birth, like all | outward manifestations, but reflects inner change. The growth of a |
T3:10.7 | seemed to teach you. Now, while life may seem much unchanged in its | outward appearance, it is up to you to become aware of the total |
T4:2.1 | Outward seeking is turning inward. Inward or internal discoveries are | |
T4:2.1 | is turning inward. Inward or internal discoveries are turning | outward. This is a reverse, a polar reversal that is happening |
T4:2.2 | let me repeat and reemphasize my statements: where once you turned | outward in your seeking and saw within what you perceived without, |
T4:2.2 | without, now you turn inward and reflect what you discover within | outward. What you discover within is in a way that what you perceive |
D:Day9.6 | think or heart would feel, and freedom is no more. Yet it is not an | outward source that you must fear or protect your freedom against. It |
D:Day21.7 | has given way to an interaction that begins within and extends | outward. |
D:Day39.17 | the idea of projection. This is what projection does. It projects | outward. It is different from extension in that extension is like a |
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T2:3.2 | had been no desire for expression. Life is the desire to express | outwardly what exists within. What I refer to so often here as being |
T4:1.23 | While the state of the world and the people within it may not | outwardly seem much changed from the world of your ancestors despite |
D:Day27.3 | because it was devoid of inner-sight. While you looked | outwardly for signposts to guide you, the self-guidance of |
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C:1.14 | It is the only way you see to prove your power and control | over a world of chaos. To not engage in the chaos at all is seen not |
C:4.3 | were birthed in unison. Love was thus not ever lost but shadowed | over by longing that, placed between you and your Source, both |
C:4.15 | an ideal of what the perfect mate would mean, an ideal that changed | over time. Those most bound by the ego might think of stature and of |
C:5.22 | be separate is the most insane desire of which you have conceived. | Over all your longing for union you place this desire to be separate |
C:6.5 | is finding increasingly difficult to deny. When you choose unity | over separation, you choose reality over illusion. You end opposition |
C:6.5 | to deny. When you choose unity over separation, you choose reality | over illusion. You end opposition by choosing harmony. You end |
C:7.11 | badly? You withhold even a smile, because you have chosen grievances | over love. |
C:8.12 | mind and heart in order perhaps to help them, but also to have power | over them. Whatever you might come to know you would deem your |
C:8.27 | yet the details mask the truth so thoroughly that all truth is given | over to illusion. |
C:10.3 | that your ideas can begin to change, until finally your heart takes | over and makes the one choice you are bound to make. Your heart—not |
C:10.17 | you rather be right or happy?” Only the ego would choose being right | over happiness. As you observe your body, also observe its actions in |
C:10.20 | the separated self can look back and see that it chose being right | over being happy, it will congratulate itself despite its unhappiness |
C:10.20 | 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 that it |
C:11.18 | with love. Love is the unity you seek. In having chosen separation | over unity, you but chose fear over love. When you let go of fear and |
C:11.18 | you seek. In having chosen separation over unity, you but chose fear | over love. When you let go of fear and invite unity to return, you |
C:13.5 | so often associate with it. While the feeling of love that washes | over you from one may feel like courage, and from another like |
C:14.19 | that will keep you linked. Some of you do this quite obviously, and | over years and years create a web of intricate design, a snare or |
C:15.11 | without or abandon hope of receiving. And so you choose illusion | over truth and betray all that you are and the hope your brother has |
C:16.20 | The mighty prevail, and so define what is right for all those | over whom they prevail. Those in power are those who make the laws, |
C:20.4 | “Thingness” is | over, and your identity no longer stands in form but flows from life |
C:23.8 | rarely the other way around. This is what has caused you to make God | over in your own image and to try to do the same to others. This |
C:23.27 | Attempting to exert control | over learning situations is a reflection of belief that you have |
C:24.2 | The time to resist tenderness is | over. The time to resist the tears of weariness is over. This is the |
C:24.2 | tenderness is over. The time to resist the tears of weariness is | over. This is the time of the embrace. |
C:26.24 | a story—when the end is reached and all is known, the story is | over except in memory and reflection and perhaps in speculation. What |
C:29.3 | You who have so worried | over what to do have both welcomed and feared the idea of some kind |
C:29.26 | this unbroken chain of giving and receiving. All your worry | over the future and the past is but a worry about the return of gifts |
C:30.13 | form, the body. When the heart stops beating, life is seen to be | over. Are you thus your heart? Or can you not see that the created |
C:30.14 | It is only in your perception that the laws of man take precedence | over the laws of God. Since perception arises from the mind, we must |
C:31.9 | universe has made you and no other being less consequential. All | over the world people of good faith fight to save even one life. Each |
T1:8.3 | Thus the understanding of the truth of an historical event changes | over time and it may take a hundred or a thousand or even two |
T1:9.12 | and females both have begun to work with the parts of themselves | over which the ego has the least control. For males this has most |
T1:10.2 | will seem so human that a wave of desire to be fully human will wash | over you. You will think that this human who has caught your |
T1:10.3 | have you been fully engaged in it? How often have you given yourself | over to those highs and lows? You will be tempted to give yourself |
T1:10.3 | over to those highs and lows? You will be tempted to give yourself | over once again in this most human of ways. You will cry and laugh |
T1:10.4 | of the human experience. This is what you continue to choose | over the Peace of God. This is not a right or wrong choice but it is |
T1:10.6 | Once you have learned to read you do not return to learning to read | over and over again even while you may continue to read for a |
T1:10.6 | have learned to read you do not return to learning to read over and | over again even while you may continue to read for a lifetime. You |
T1:10.10 | It is your memory of these events that hold such sway | over you that you would choose not the Peace of God. But look past |
T2:1.6 | state of being in which struggle has ceased and peace has triumphed | over chaos, love has triumphed over fear. |
T2:1.6 | has ceased and peace has triumphed over chaos, love has triumphed | over fear. |
T2:7.17 | and feelings? For some of you this answer has changed greatly | over time. But for many of you, you have become less, rather than |
T2:9.13 | you. As a being existing in form, you have honed certain instincts | over millennia, such as the instinct to survive, in order to carry on |
T2:11.16 | time in perceived battles, valiantly fighting for good to win out | over evil. But this is not the new way and the lack of value from |
T3:3.4 | liked to be even-tempered and hated the moods that seemed to come | over you without cause. You did not understand when illness or |
T3:4.7 | to save the first. The ego has also been dismantled and rebuilt | over time and been seen as the rise and fall of civilizations. But as |
T3:10.14 | Yet the ease with which you communicate with them will diminish | over time. You will find yourself continuously teaching the language, |
T4:2.7 | I must return to and dispel any illusion you may have of superiority | over those who came before. That those who came before did not become |
T4:3.8 | love. Once all has been judged with the vision of love, judgment is | over naturally for it has served its purpose. This is the final |
T4:10.5 | Studying takes up residence within the student; there to be mulled | over, committed to memory, integrated into new behaviors. |
T4:12.12 | of his contentment as the sign that one period of learning was | over and that it was time to move on to the next. During the time of |
T4:12.15 | You have arrived! The long journey that brought you here is | over. Grow not impatient or desirous of a return to journeying before |
T4:12.17 | learned wisdom during my time on Earth and man is still puzzling | over the meaning of my words. The time for puzzlement is over. Pass |
T4:12.17 | puzzling over the meaning of my words. The time for puzzlement is | over. Pass on no more of the prevailing learned wisdom. I told you |
T4:12.20 | it arises. The self-centeredness of the final stage of learning is | over. |
D:3.1 | path of Christ-consciousness. It is a path upon which joy triumphs | over sorrow and victory triumphs over defeat. All that it requires is |
D:3.1 | is a path upon which joy triumphs over sorrow and victory triumphs | over defeat. All that it requires is the acceptance of the new and |
D:3.3 | or refuse to accept the old. Only in this way will the new triumph | over the old. |
D:3.4 | being, the old must be vanquished in order for the truth to triumph | over illusion. |
D:3.7 | opposing forces. This is all that is needed for the new to triumph | over the old. There are no battles needed, no victories hard won |
D:4.5 | with you. You remain at the mercy of those who would have power | over you, and you remain subject to the laws of man. |
D:7.24 | will not keep pace with the changing world and that man’s reign | over his environment will come to an abrupt and painful end. Some |
D:12.16 | well, have experienced the fading of your certainty about this truth | over time. It may have been your inability to convey this truth, |
D:15.7 | as an example. Before God “said” anything, a mighty wind swept | over the wasteland and the waters. The wind, which is as great a |
D:17.21 | You have nowhere to go. The journey is | over. You stand at the threshold, the gateway to the site you have |
D:Day2.4 | who wasted many years, much money, and endured many hardships | over many projects that did not come to fruition, and now has |
D:Day3.29 | truly if you really believe this, or if you are merely covering | over your fear of not having enough with an incessant drive to prove |
D:Day4.31 | time. It is as if you ask to see clearly and then hold your hands | over your eyes. You “cover over” the portal of access to unity with a |
D:Day4.31 | with excellence. Why? Because a film of the unnatural is placed | over the natural. |
D:Day4.38 | world that can be, all of these must come together and be victors | over the reign of fear. |
D:Day4.50 | you arrive at acceptance, nor to focus on acceptance of one thing | over another. You are not to label good or bad. Just to accept. |
D:Day7.12 | occurs as you give up the control you have but thought you exerted | over your life and its circumstances, and live in a state of grace, |
D:Day8.28 | freeing it will be to accept all of your feelings and not to puzzle | over which are true and which are false! To realize that you no |
D:Day9.16 | return you to your true identity. But the time for such tools is | over. |
D:Day10.29 | of their acting upon those feelings by championing the cause of good | over that of evil or of the powerless over the powerful? Isn’t |
D:Day10.29 | championing the cause of good over that of evil or of the powerless | over the powerful? Isn’t history replete with idols who have done |
D:Day10.33 | ideals of social activism, to causes, or to championing any one side | over another. Turn not to your thoughts but to your feelings and go |
D:Day18.3 | As has been said, the time of teaching and learning is | over. If the way of Jesus was a way of acceptance, teaching, |
D:Day18.8 | response but as creations. Often science and religion have puzzled | over the “beginning” of life, over what causes the formation of life, |
D:Day18.8 | science and religion have puzzled over the “beginning” of life, | over what causes the formation of life, over what tells the brain |
D:Day18.8 | the “beginning” of life, over what causes the formation of life, | over what tells the brain what to do, over the organizing factor of |
D:Day18.8 | causes the formation of life, over what tells the brain what to do, | over the organizing factor of DNA, of tissues and cells that do know |
D:Day19.1 | who are the forerunners of the way of Mary may have felt confusion | over your sense of calling. You know you are called to something, and |
D:Day36.7 | When you start | over, knowing that what you have been given is everything, your |
D:Day36.9 | This is a true starting | over with the true realization that giving and receiving are one and |
D:Day36.9 | are one and that both are within your power. This is starting | over with the realization that you can give yourself a new set of |
D:Day36.9 | and a new world by creating it as your experience. This is starting | over with the realization that you are now the creator of your |
A.19 | time of the Holy Spirit has passed. The time of the intermediary is | over. The greatest intermediary of all has been the mind. It has |
A.31 | in a new way?” To encourage the gentleness of the art of thought | over the relentless stridency of the thinking mind is always helpful. |
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T4:4.8 | of the pattern of life-everlasting. It is long over-due. It is long | over-due because you have rejected rather than accepted your |
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T4:4.4 | Even before the planet reached the state of | over-population, this idea was much in evidence. The passing of a |
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C:3.16 | would know cannot be computed in the databanks of an over-worked and | over-trusted brain, a mind we cannot separate from where we believe |
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C:3.16 | that what we would know cannot be computed in the databanks of an | over-worked and over-trusted brain, a mind we cannot separate from |
T1:1.7 | listen once again to the wisdom of your heart. The mechanics of your | over-worked and over-stimulated mind were what you were asked to |
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D:Day25.3 | You are not what you once were. You need not guard against an | over-zealous ego-mind. Your ideas in this time may sound crazy, even |
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T4:12.27 | were different for each, but the pattern was the same. There was an | overall design that ensured optimal learning and that design was |
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C:P.17 | back on your Self and God as well. Your good intentions will not | overcome the world and bring an end to hell. In all the history of |
C:P.25 | The way to | overcome the dualism that threatens even the most astute of learners |
C:5.23 | separate. “Overcoming” is your catch phrase here as you struggle to | overcome all the adversity and obstacles that would keep you from |
C:5.23 | if you have gained, feelings of loss will now be what you fight to | overcome. What have you done wrong, you wonder? Why are you not |
C:10.5 | as your home and source of all you are is the greatest hurdle to | overcome. As you observe the body and dare to think of life without |
C:15.8 | a linchpin in your plan for specialness—one of great necessity to | overcome if you are to reach the learning goal this Course has set. |
C:16.8 | Only your heart can lead you to the forgiveness that must | overcome judgment. A forgiven world is a world whose foundation has |
C:18.19 | that you do not recognize. Your lack of recognition can thus be | overcome by remembering the truth of what you are. |
C:20.13 | is like unto anything else. Likeness, like thingness, has been | overcome with oneness. Oneness prevails. The reign of Christ is at |
T1:1.7 | continue. The mechanics of the mind were what were in need of being | overcome in order for you to listen once again to the wisdom of your |
T1:9.15 | quickly solve the first. The second will be most readily and quickly | overcome by a turn toward reason or the intellect. The perceived |
T4:12.23 | like a computer with a full drive and reject the information or be | overcome by it if such were possible. Such is not possible, because |
D:13.8 | and this has been among the biggest hurdles for many of you to | overcome because your state of aloneness is all you have known. This |
D:Day10.4 | is tied to belief, and to a former lack of belief that has been | overcome. Reliance is not tied to belief nor to the overcoming of |
D:Day10.11 | and your distrust of this knowledge and insight will need to be | overcome. |
E.23 | of your thought processes. This will not take long, however, to | overcome, for once you have begun to realize that everything is |
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D:Day10.4 | that has been overcome. Reliance is not tied to belief nor to the | overcoming of disbelief and thus releases you from the need for |
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C:4.14 | and the daydream of the aging. It is synonymous with passion and an | overflow of feelings that defy all common sense. To be in love is to |
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C:8.6 | hand and the skin of a baby can cause you to feel as if your heart | overflows with love. Harsh words that enter through your ears can |
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T4:1.25 | For a short time, an | overlap is occurring during which those unable to allow themselves to |
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T4:12.23 | singular brain, would cause brain damage, because it would cause an | overload of information. The singular consciousness would act like a |
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C:30.8 | This huge difference is easily | overlooked and rarely seen as the key that unlocks the door to |
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D:13.7 | This need not | overly concern you as it will not affect you as it did those of the |
D:Day19.2 | is discernment between true contentment and denial. Although this is | overly simplified, you might think of this as the artist being |
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A.17 | true and their belief in the supremacy of the mind has temporarily | overridden the openness of their hearts. The need for some to remain |
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C:9.19 | yourself, and when such chance occurrences come about you quickly | override compassion with practicality. While it makes sense to you to |
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T2:2.5 | What | overriding kindness calls one to take care of another’s body, to be a |
T4:2.25 | Yet we have strayed here from the | overriding point of what I have revealed to you. A new relationship |
D:Day32.8 | seen as the spirit within all that lives and also seen as an | overriding spirit, a force, a unifying factor. God is closer, within |
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C:5.19 | becomes full only through relationship or union. A full heart can | overshadow a full mind, leaving no room for senseless thoughts but |
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T2:11.12 | apart from relationship, this choice was not available and did not | overturn the laws of God. The ego is but your belief that this has |
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C:8.21 | —and there are so many! As you become an observer you may well be | overwhelmed by what you observe, by the sheer magnitude of all that |
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C:5.13 | to violence may mean many things, but always lurking behind it is an | overwhelming desire for peace. Peace may mean destruction of the old, |
D:13.8 | through the state of unity, and the evidence to the contrary will be | overwhelming. You will begin to truly understand that you are not |
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T2:9.8 | What is shared by all is not | owned. What all have is in no danger of being taken away. All that |
D:Day38.10 | love you have known, for in not owning and possessing, in not being | owned and possessed by, and in, union and relationship, you have not |
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C:9.43 | that you would use, and you supply a store with capital that its | owner will use. If you are gifted with beauty or athletic or artistic |
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C:22.21 | the word I or my. Quit referring to people and things in terms of | ownership, saying “my boss,” “my husband,” “my car.” |
T2:9.5 | it secure. Inherent in this assumption is the concept of “having” or | ownership. How does this relate to “having” needs? By identifying |
D:Day5.22 | and what you would give in which the ego once made its bid to claim | ownership. Effort, as translated by the ego, was about turning |
D:Day38.8 | This is the meaning of the embrace—the possession, the | ownership of belonging—of carrying, or holding relationship and |
D:Day38.9 | You are ready now to return to this | ownership, this possession of relationship and union. Possession and |
D:Day38.9 | ownership, this possession of relationship and union. Possession and | ownership are words that have become faulty ideas in separation. They |
D:Day38.12 | Community, or union with, can never replace or replicate | ownership and possession in union and relationship. It cannot replace |
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D:Day38.10 | It means a love deeper than any love you have known, for in not | owning and possessing, in not being owned and possessed by, and in, |
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T4:8.8 | —or in other words, your mind. Just as it is your nature to breathe | oxygen, and not breathing oxygen is thus inconsistent with your |
T4:8.8 | mind. Just as it is your nature to breathe oxygen, and not breathing | oxygen is thus inconsistent with your nature, fearfulness is |