Article January 30, 1971 ISSUE

To Change or Not to Change

MILTON SIMON

Many are faced with the necessity of making a change. It may involve locating in another city, accepting a new position, or engaging in a different business or profession. And some are giving consideration to replacing reliance on drugs and material means with trust in God and spiritual means for healing.

The question may arise, "After praying, how can I know whether it is right to change or not to change?" It is not right if one is still selfishly outlining or unduly anxious. He is in no mental position to make a wise, unbiased decision. Nor is he sufficiently balanced to assume new duties if he has been brooding over and is still rankling with a sense of injustice. He is apt to take those negative, disturbing qualities with him.

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