Article August 16, 1958 Issue

THE KINGDOM OF LOVE WITHIN

DORINDA B. MORGAN

Companionship is generally thought of as something that comes to us entirely from without. Christian Scientists, however, working from the basis of divine Love, God, as All-in-all, find that companionship is determined not by outside factors but by their own thinking, by their own understanding and expression of Love.

Nevertheless, the belief often prevails that because of outside circumstances, which may appear beyond his control, an individual may lack what he most needs in the way of love and understanding. That so many accept this argument is evidence of their need of an undisturbable recognition of man's relation to Love as its expression or reflection.

Actually, what all of us must come to see is that the kingdom of heaven can always be found within us to the degree that we are genuinely expressing Love, demonstrating our real manhood.

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