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Understanding the True Ego
To understand the true Ego spiritually is the key to demonstrations of divine power, awe-inspiring and profound. Such demonstrations result when the false, mortal ego yields to the divine Ego and immortal Truth replaces the errors of mortal, sinning sense.
Although human consciousness has but slightly opened its door to the tremendous possibilities thus indicated, the divine Ego is unquestionable fact and forever present. This was proved by Moses and Christ Jesus, each of whom centuries apart held conscious communion with the divine Ego. To Moses, it was the great I AM; to Jesus, it was the Father.
Christian Science reveals that this divine Ego fills all space, constitutes within itself all Truth, and embodies all power. The divine Ego is the ever-present God, the heavenly Father of the universe, completely unknown to and unacknowledged by mortal sense, faintly comprehended by human sense, though, through inspiration, recognized, acknowledged, and loved by spiritual sense.
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January 11, 1969 issue
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What! Study Again?
H. LEROY SELMEIER
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The Perfect Model
VIOLETTE M. LEE
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You Don't Have to Plod
J. THOMAS BLACK
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Understanding the True Ego
MARTHA MARION WALLACE
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To Be a Student
ALINE N. THOMPSON
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Healing Can Be Immediate
EDNA HAMMOND
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Ronnie Isn't Clumsy
EDITH F. CHRISTENSEN
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A NEW SONG
Frances M. Wallace
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Positive Thinking
Helen Wood Bauman
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In Praise of Fair Play
Alan A. Aylwin
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The words of an old hymn,...
Erna Lubahn
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It is with great gratitude that I tell, very belatedly, of the transformation...
Arthur George Dear with contributions from Harold King
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It was through the healing of my grandmother many years ago...
Bernice Farrance Schram
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Through a desire to learn something about God that I could accept,...
Louise M. Hart with contributions from Leola Coston Hunt, Thomas P. Hunt
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RADIO PROGRAM NO. 353 - Facing Up to Indignation
with contributions from Harvey Wood, Robert McKinnon
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from W. E. Berry