Article March 14, 1953 Issue

THE LAND OF INDESTRUCTIBILITY

ELEANOR BROWN BELL

The land of indestructibility— this might sound to the reader like a magical place in the realm of fairy tales, or possibly a kind of Utopia of perpetual security and indestructibility for a certain group who know the secret of finding that desired place.

There is a land of indestructibility, but it is not imaginative. However, it is not to be found in the realm of the human or material; nor does it exist for a favored few, for those of a certain nationality, race, or particular religious sect. It is a land for every individual. This greatly desired land is not in a remote locality; it is right where you and I are now and is tangible and available to all.

"How do I become aware of it?" you may ask. "In these fearful, troubled times I want to be where I know I am secure. Also, I want those dear to me, and everything good and beautiful, to be where they can be safe."

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