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A Reliable Foundation for Happiness
Individuals everywhere are engaged in the pursuit of happiness. Yet, though some find and maintain it, others struggle for it vainly. Why should this be? Might it not be because of a misapprehension of what happiness really is?
A helpful explanation is found in the writings of Mrs. Eddy. She says: "Happiness is spiritual, born of Truth and Love. It is unselfish; therefore it cannot exist alone, but requires all mankind to share it." Science and Health, p. 57; To seek happiness from a spiritual rather than a material standpoint is to place it on a far more reliable foundation. True happiness is lasting and available to all.

January 10, 1970 issue
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A Change of Employment
DAVID B. CHAPIN
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A Reliable Foundation for Happiness
DOROTHY NORMAN DAY
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It Is Never Too Late!
GARY JOHN JEWKES
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Which Influence—Occultism or Grace?
JEAN T. BOWMAN
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An Interview: on business standards
with contributions from Dallas Bernard
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Measuring Man
Helen Wood Bauman
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Emerge Gently
William Milford Correll
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For a number of years Christian Science has been my only...
Alasdair A. G. Mackintosh
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I will always be grateful to the Christian Science friend who...
Patricia G. Dusenbury with contributions from Helen F. Cather
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It is sixteen years since my last testimony appeared in the Christian Science Sentinel...
Anne Sylvia Lindsay
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While cleaning out an old bed of ivy in the yard, wearing only a...
Carol Frederic Higgins
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RADIO PROGRAM NO. 405 - Drugs and the Individual
Robert McKinnon with contributions from John Lewis Selover
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Signs of the Times
Robert G. Dunlop