Editorial April 15, 1967 Issue

No Time Process Involved

William Milford Correll

As long as one thinks of creation in terms of matter and material objects, he will also be faced with the concept of time and the time process. Only when we understand that creation is purely spiritual do we overcome limitations and find that there is no time process involved in our experience.

At our present stage of development it seems to take time to mature a crop, to manufacture a product, to get an education, and to work out changes in human society that are desirable. In many instances the time sequence seems to enter into the process of metaphysical healing. This is due to our immature concept of the creative power of divine Mind and the nature of creation as the product of divine Principle, or God. Jesus was not limited by this material mode of thinking. His healings were instantaneous, his supply was present when needed, and his boat was instantly at the other shore.

In many ways the human mind is reaching beyond its former bounds, and we see acceleration in numerous processes. There have been magnificent advances in manufacturing procedures. Crops have been accelerated, and the speed and comfort of transportation is obviously advancing. The educational process is being speeded up, and vast changes in municipal and federal developments are taking place. These are all related to the human mind's ability to conceive advanced concepts and to implement them. The ideal result, however, will come only when the human mind relinquishes the belief in matter altogether and yields to the divine Mind as the only creative power.

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