Editorial March 15, 1969 Issue

Work That Satisfies

Alan A. Aylwin

Are you searching for the key to real meaning in life? Are you tired of wasting your life in chasing the will-o'-the-wisp of material success and selfish comfort? Many today are disenchanted with conventional goals and are searching for something more satisfying. If you are one of them, then you will need to look beyond and above mere personal motives. In reality, man has a higher destiny, and deep within the conscious or unconscious thought of each individual is an awareness of this fact. If this innate influence is unheeded, there is dissatisfaction, restlessness, and frustration.

The key that unlocks the treasury of true satisfaction and fulfillment is the motive of love—a deep desire to bless humanity individually and collectively by destroying the blight of ignorance, hate, disease, sensuality, and lack.

Happily, serious students of Christian Science need not look far to find the most effective means of doing this. The public practice of Christian Science healing affords them a glorious opportunity to express their highest aspirations. Those who are engaged in this wonderful work find it a spiritual adventure of the first magnitude —the royal way to help others, and a highly practical way of testing their own growth in spiritual stature.

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