Article June 29, 1899 ISSUE

The Ever-present and Eternal Now

BY HADLEY M. HENLEY

The old Journals, all of which are on my library shelves except the first two volumes, have been so valuable to me with rich experiences and wise suggestions that I am prompted to add a leaf from my own experience with the hope of benefiting some one and thus partially repaying my obligations.

My thought goes back seven years to my first year in the study of Christian Science. I had been greatly helped by treatment and constant reading of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," and all the other works by our beloved Leader. Some of my beliefs of disease, however, were very tenacious and did not yield to my own treatment or that of others. It soon became apparent that I must work out my own salvation, as we all learn in due time, but, not until I was told by a Scientist of longer experience, did I see that one of the best ways to work out our own salvation is to work for others.

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