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Which Picture Is Real?
A while ago the writer saw a motion picture of a small plane crossing the Alps. This plane swooped up and down mountain canyons in breathtaking flight while the earth reeled below. The writer, although comfortably seated, began to have an overwhelming sense of fear and dizziness, for she felt she was actually in that plane, experiencing that hazardous flight.
Then she thought, "Take yourself out of the picture." This she did by knowing that the scene portrayed on the screen was no real part of her experience, for she was not in a plane. The movie continued in the same manner, but the writer no longer felt that she was experiencing any of the fearful sensations of that flight.
Many times in life we seem to be mesmerized by some experience that appears to be very frightening. We seem to be diving up and down canyons of fear and of doubt.
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November 1, 1969 issue
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Break the Spell!
HARRIETTE MELDRIM HILL
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What Is Going On in God's Universe?
LA VONA LINHARDT
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Helping the Young by Example
NEIL MARTIN
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Diamonds in the Wilderness
MIRIAM BECKHOFF DAMSGAARD
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Which Picture Is Real?
GEORGIANA LIEDER LAHR
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An Interview: with a Champion Skier
with contributions from John Bower
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POTENTIAL
Margaret Bouvé Moreland
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Is It Wrong to Prosper?
Helen Wood Bauman
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Shyness Can Be Healed
Alan A. Aylwin
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It has been my privilege to have had Christian Science in the...
Adele F. Burnham with contributions from Virginia Hayler
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Mrs. Eddy's statement in Science and Health (p. 494) "Divine Love...
Huston W. Peterson
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The greatest blessing to come into my life was my introduction to...
Frank H. Cordtmeyer
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I wish to express my deep sense of gratitude to God for Christ Jesus,...
Ferzell Harrison Graham
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I would like to express my gratitude for the many avenues...
Angelyn Blanchard
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RADIO PROGRAM NO. 395 - What It Means to Be Free
with contributions from Robert McKinnon, Wylodene Govia
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Signs of the Times
John Oyer