Editorial July 20, 1929 ISSUE

Improving Moments

Violet Ker Seymer

In her article "Improve Your Time" (Miscellaneous Writings, p. 230) our Leader writes, "Success in life depends upon persistent effort, upon the improvement of moments more than upon any other one thing." In the same passage she also enumerates the various ways in which time may be wasted. According to the character of his thinking one is every moment increasing, or retarding, his spiritual awakening.

Properly utilized, what mortals call a moment becomes a factor in unfolding the vision of eternality, illimitable good, everlasting harmony. How precious a privilege it is to dedicate to Truth, by true thinking, to Love, in universal loving-kindness, to Life, in pure living, every moment throughout each day; to form each morning the prayerful resolve that our consciousness shall remain true to the highest good we know, so that the evening hour may find us consciously nearer the demonstration of spiritual dominion, and more definitely doing the healing works of Christian Science!

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