Editorial January 18, 1969 Issue

What's Your Problem?

William Milford Correll

It is not uncommon for students of Christian Science to find that certain areas of their experience seem to respond to their efforts toward healing better than other areas. To some the necessity of demonstrating sufficient supply is no problem, while to others it may present a chronic difficulty. In other fields of experience we may have recurring bodily ailments that present a persistent challenge, or a sinful temptation may resist reformation and healing. Even though this seems enigmatic at times, there is no essential mystery about it.

Any problem is the product of one's beliefs and whatever has contributed to his present state of consciousness. And all problems are errors of belief that yield to the true idea when it is sufficiently understood. God is All-in-all, and there is no phase of one's experience that is not amenable to the Christ or the true idea of God manifest in His care for His child. The fact that God is perfect Life, Truth, and Love and that man in God's likeness presents the perfect reflection of this immutable cause covers every possible phase of experience. There is no area where the Truth is not operative and where the right answer is not available.

Each individual can be encouraged to pursue his course in overcoming whatever stands in his way. No time should be spent in wistfully wishing to change places with someone else. We can meet successfully what we need to meet in our footsteps toward a perfect salvation. Certainly at some time and in some way all problems must be solved, and what better time is there than the present to dig in and find the solution in the Science of being that meets all human needs?

Send a comment to the editors

NEXT IN THIS ISSUE

Testimony of Healing

Through the kindness of a neighbor I was first introduced to...