Article May 31, 1958 Issue

LOVE'S REFLECTION UNCONFINED

ELIZABETH A. SAVAGE

If we admit that God is Love and is infinite, does it not follow that wherever we are, wherever we go, in whatever situation we may find ourselves, we may joyously and trustingly expect to see Love reflecting itself in love? We know that if there is ever a place or a time when God, infinite Love, divine Mind, is not reflected, then there can be a time when infinite Mind is not expressed, and this is impossible.

Christ Jesus, our Way-shower, understood and demonstrated over and over again that divine Love was expressed right where he was, unconfined by time, place, space, or circumstance. When on the Sea of Galilee, during a severe storm, he proved that Love could immediately bring him and his disciples to the land "whither they went" (John 6:21). When he raised Lazarus, the Master proved even the circumstance of death powerless to separate man from Love.

Doors and walls were not obstacles to Jesus, who, after the resurrection, appeared in the room where the disciples were assembled (see John 20:19). He also demonstrated Love's bountiful expression of good when, with only five loaves and two small fishes in evidence, he supplied food for a great multitude of people; and there were taken up "of the fragments that remained twelve baskets full" (Matt. 14:20).

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