Article April 19, 1900 Issue

True Possessions

BY CARRIE GLOVER NEWMAN.

Nothing we really possess can ever be lost.

Many times thoughts arise that would cause us to be blinded to the fact that every sweetness, tender word, or loving deed, reaches and blesses some heart-hungry one, and all unconsciously to that one—so quietly does it enter—is touching a long-silent chord in the heart.

These little dewdrops of love steal tenderly forth, and do water the very roots that were famishing for just such little drops. In Christian Science we term them thoughts, whose mission is one of healing.

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