Article January 28, 1950 Issue

SUPPLY AND DEMAND

THELMA WOLVERTON MASKE

The problems of adequate supply and insurance against lack occupy the thought of almost everyone at one time or another. The solution to these problems through Christian Science should be permanent and not intermittent in one's individual experience.

Supply is actually the conscious acceptance of what is already ours as the reflection of God. Denial of the reality or existence of any power that could oppose this scientific fact and active expression of spiritual qualities in our thinking must result in supply being made manifest humanly, for Spirit is the only true substance.

The very nature of man's identity is that of active unfoldment, revealing all that is necessary for his sustenance and progressive expression of God. Through this identity the divine law that supply always meets demand is made evident. It is not the acquisition of matter, but the revelation of these truths that supplies us abundantly.

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