Article September 2, 1967 Issue

"There is no fun like work"

ROY W. MULLANY

The writer's family once possessed an attractive household jug with these words inscribed upon it: "There is no fun like work." This motto points to the joy and satisfaction which is to be found in right activity, in achievement, in serving others.

Mrs. Eddy writes: "Mind is perpetual motion. Its symbol is the sphere. The rotations and revolutions of the universe of Mind go on eternally." Science and Health, p. 240; This eternal, omnipotent Mind, or divine Principle, is the creator of man, who reflects all Godlike qualities. The Bible tells us that man is made in the image and likeness of God. Man, the reflection of ever-operative divine Principle, Mind, must be in the business of actively operating to the glory of God.

When we understand the perfection of God and man and get materiel concepts sufficiently out of the way so that we can see that Mind is in charge of all operations relating to all the phenomena of joyous reflecting Godlike qualities.

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