Article December 30, 1939 ISSUE

One's Right Place

GLADYS C. GIRARD

The spiritualization of daily living is the high goal set before the Christian Scientist. "The spiritual sense of Life and its grand pursuits is of itself a bliss, health-giving and joy-inspiring," states our Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, on page 19 of "Miscellaneous Writings."

Often one hears the expression, "I feel that I am not in my right place," or, "If I were in another place everything would be better," and so on. This argument of mortal mind became very aggressive in the experience of one student of Christian Science. Because of a seeming curtailment in business operations, a consolidation took place in the corporation with which her husband was employed. A resulting transfer took the family halfway across the continent into very different climatic, living, and working conditions. Very little harmony was evident. This condition continued for over two years, although a great deal of work in Christian Science was done.

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