From the Editors December 1, 1997 Issue

TO OUR READERS

The Editors

Immunity is something we'd all like to have. It presents a picture of a fail-safe armor, something that will protect us no matter what circumstances we face. You can find out how to gain such protection, even against disease, in "Immunity: spiritual and scientific."

Practical illustrations of protection from colds and sickness are offered in "Can bad weather make you sick?" If you've ever been afraid of giving a talk or speech in front of a group of people, you'll find useful ideas in "Public speaking with confidence."

As part of our World Watch, we're including "What happened when I prayed for Bosnia." The author learned that forgiveness right in her own life brought her closer to seeing how forgiveness can come to that war-torn land. "Living truly advancing years" examines some of the expectations associated with aging and shows how not to accept them as part of your life.

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