Article September 2, 1944 ISSUE

Taking Deeper Roots

MAUDE DAVIS

Storms do not terrify those who are devoid of fear or those who are deeply rooted in the understanding of omnipotent good. Since becoming a student of Christian Science the writer has learned more of the significance of man's dominion over the illusions of the physical senses expressed as storms or disturbances.

Examination of their roots shows that certain trees have a tap or main root, which grows straight down, thus enabling it to get needful moisture, and also strengthening and sustaining the tree in its resistance to wind and other so-called natural elements. Obviously, the deeper this root the stronger the tree.

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