I AM 105:1sec(1152;4),. See also God; Infinite, the; Universal Father

actualization of Trinity of Trinities would make I AM experientially attainable 106:8.19(1172;7)

as unity, duality, triunity, and sevenfold 105:2sec(1153;6), 105:4sec(1157;2)

became Father of Original Son, Source of Paradise 0:3.15(6;2)

cf: concept of Buddha Eternal 94:11.11-12(1040;2)

concept of I AM

hypothesis of all that is unknowable of God 105:1.6(1153;3)

hypothetical undifferentiated stasis of original infinity 104:4.23-26(1150;5), 105:1.3-5(1152;6)

theoretical, philosophic concession 0:3.16-17(6;3), 105:1sec(1152;4)

exists before existentials and after all experientials 106:9.10(1174;6)

Father revealed himself to Moses as I AM 182:1.9(1965;3)

final unification of energy-spirit divergence in 103:7.12(1139;4)

full self-realization embraces all personalities 106:8.20(1173;1)

in Supreme, I AM has achieved liberation from limitations inherent in infinity 115:7.1(1266;2)

permeates total infinity 106:3.5(1166;3), 106:9.10(1174;6), 115:2.1,3(1261;1)

personality of I AM partially experiencible on spiritual levels even by mortals 105:2.5(1154;4)

primal cause

absolute primal causation in infinity 10:3.5(111;3), 105:1.1(1152;4)

all reality has origin in 19:1.12(215;9), 56:10.11(647;2), 105:1.3(1152;6), 105:4.1(1157;2)

one and only self-caused fact in universe 102:7.1-3(1126;1)

original monothetic Creator personality; First Source and Center; Universal Father 2:1.5(34;4), 56:1.6(638;4), 102:3.10(1122;6), 105:1.2(1152;5)

primal cause and source of Trinity and Absolute 56:9.5(644;7)

The Infinity 105:2.2(1154;1)

the Original is source manifestation of I AM 115:3.6,8,10(1262;3)

signifies also I WAS and I WILL BE 118:1.9(1296;1)

spirit expression perfectly unified in 56:3.5(639;5)

union of Unqualified, Universal, and Deity Absolutes 106:7.9(1170;2)

Unqualified Absolute is unrevealed cosmic infinity of 105:3.7(1156;4)

icebergs sliding off into ocean 61:5.8(700;1)

prayer for delivery from curse of 63:6.6(716;5)

young Jesus contemplated 124:1.8(1367;4)

ice ages 59:1.13(674;3), 61:5-7secs). See also glaciers

1st ice age: 61:5-7secs)

3rd ice age: Andonites appeared in times of; 1,000,000 years ago 61:6sec(700;2), 64:1.4(718;6)

4th ice age: 750,000 to 600,000 years ago 61:7.2(701;1), 64:4.4-9(721;2)

5th ice age: 61:7.4(701;3), 64:7.1(726;8), 64:7.8(727;5)

pushed subhuman types south 79:5.2(883;3)

6th ice age: 64:7.17(728;6)

largest in North America 61:7.6-12(701;5)

retreat of ice in Europe shifted winds 80:2.1(890;5)

6 separate invasions 61:5.4(699;5)

200,000 year cycle 61:7.12(702;2)

another ice age cannot occur so long as polar regions covered with ice 61:7.11(702;1)

hardy humans fostered by rigors of 61:6.3(700;4), 65:2.16(733;6)

Iceland 61:1.7(694;4), 61:2.3(695;1), 61:5.4(699;5)

Andonite migration to 64:7.16-18(728;5), 78:1.5(869;1)

land bridge 61:3.9(697;4), 61:4.6(698;8)

Salem missionaries in 93:7.2(1021;6)

ichthyosaurs. See sea serpents

idealism. See also ideals

approaching concept of the divine 3:5.11(51;10)

can never survive if idealists permit themselves to be exterminated 71:4.4-5(804;4)

Greek idealism. See Platonism

not merely herd instinct 103:5.8(1134;6)

philosophy which inclines toward spiritual level 103:6.14(1137;4)

spiritual i. is energy which advances human culture 81:6.27(909;8)

ideals. See also idealism; values

all i. grasp for some perpetuating symbolism 87:7.1(965;5)

born only in creative realms of inner world 111:4.10(1220;9)

carve out destiny for immediate posterity 81:6.26-27(909;7)

do not dislodge children's 48:6.21(554;6)

elevate source of social stream 81:6.27(909;8)

grow geometrically, while ability to live up to i. grows arithmetically 103:4.2(1133;2)

keep i. high while ideas practical 156:5.16(1740;3)

lack of i. explains poverty, divorce, war, hatreds 111:4.10(1220;9)

one's highest i. not necessarily synonymous with will of God 103:4.3(1133;3)

only attainable i. reside in God 160:5.5,8(1781;1)

origin of 103:5sec(1133;6)

ideas. See also concepts; doctrines; mortal mind; theories; thought

government effective only when power conferred on a person, not an idea 70:6.1(789;8)

keep i. practical while ideals high 156:5.16(1740;3)

perfect i. are drawn into circuit of absolute mind 9:6.2(103;7)

power lies not in reality or reasonableness but in vividness and universality of simple application 87:4.3(961;4), 92:3.3(1005;5)

sensations plus reflective interpretations 133:7.7(1479;7)

theoretical plans for action 101:7.1(1113;3)

identity. See also personality

can be associated with nonliving energy patterns 0:5.4(8;4)

committed to Father before transition sleep 27:1.4(299;4)

derives from presence of Adjuster, custodian of i. 12:9.6(142;1), 49:6.11(569;6), 112:5.18(1234;7)

humans possess i. only in material sense 112:5.3-4(1232;4)

mind, in mortal life 12:8.16(141;1)

mortals survive by transferring seat of i. from material-intellect to morontia-soul 112:5.4(1232;5)

resides in soul 40:9.6(451;2)

spirit always possessed of 6:6.2(78;5)

uniting with Supreme, man does not submerge his i. 117:5.5(1286;3)

upon resurrection

i. restored by guardian seraphim and Adjuster 49:6.5(568;8)

i. survives with survival of soul 16:9.3(195;5)

repersonalization, reassembly of memory, insight, and consciousness reconstitutes i. 112:5.19(1235;1)

thought recorders, celestial artisans 44:4.6(503;6)

celestial artisans preserve thought with 44:4.6(503;6)

cumbersome nature of Chinese 79:8.7(887;7)

idleness. See also action; indolence

destructive of self-respect 159:3.4(1765;6)

disgust for i. in continental nation 72:5.9(814;2)

evils of inaction 130:6.3(1437;3)

Jesus did not countenance i. 165:4.7(1822;2)

Jesus kept busy awaiting his hour 134:9.6(1495;3)

should never be tolerated 69:8.11(780;2), 71:3.5(803;5)

supporting his family safeguarded Jesus against 126:5.9(1393;6)

weak indulge in resolutions; the strong act 48:7.11,13(556;1)

bowing down before idols of selfish ambition 4:3.1(57;6)

commandment not to make molten gods 96:5.5(1058;3), 142:3.12(1599;4)

consecration ceremony caused spirit to enter idol 88:2.4(969;2)

direct i. is when material object is actually worshiped 85:3.5(946;7)

Jews' prejudice against images 185:1.3-4(1988;2)

Moses's prohibitions made into 142:4.2-3(1600;3)

much based on memory of Nodite supermen 67:4.3-4(758;1)

refinement of fetishism 88:2.4(969;2)

sacrifice cherished idols 158:8.1(1761;2)

sculpture originated in idol making 92:3.6(1006;3)

spirits cannot dwell within idols 150:3.10(1681;5)

young Jesus

challenged Joseph regarding doorpost parchment 124:4.7(1372;4)

challenged the chazan regarding 124:1.3(1366;4)

Herod the Great from 121:2.9(1334;3)

Pontius Pilate was procurator of 185:0.1(1987;1)

ignorance. See also education; knowledge

alone, i. can never prevent survival 110:3.5(1206;3)

be patient with 178:1.14(1931;5)

breeds suspicion 52:6.4(597;5)

chief inhibitor of growth 100:1.2(1094;4)

i. of divine law is misery and disaster 131:8.6(1452;4)

insures downfall of highest type of government 71:3.1(803;1)

provides opportunity for faith 3:5.9(51;8)

sometimes essential to success 13:1.6(145;1), 39:5.9(438;2), 138:7.1(1543;4)

Ikhnaton 95:5sec(1047;1)

1st Psalm is heart of teachings 95:4.5(1046;6)

clear concept of Salem religion 95:5.2(1047;2)

descendants gave Jesus Greek translation of Scriptures 123:0.3(1355;3)

discredited priests 95:5.5(1047;5)

established monotheism under guise of sun god Aton 95:5.6(1047;6)

influenced El Shaddai concept 96:1.5(1053;3)

Mesopotamian religion entered Hebrew literature through 95:1.11(1043;6)

Pharaoh of Egypt; one of most remarkable persons in history 92:5.8(1009;5), 95:3.5(1046;1), 95:5.1-2(1047;1)

repercussions of I.'s work persisted in Palestine and Greece 95:5.14(1049;2)

swung whole nation from polytheism to monotheism 95:5.4(1047;4)

went too fast; failed to provide stability, prosperity 95:5.4,12(1047;4)