Article October 21, 1972 Issue

Everyone Has Work to Do

EVELYN M. S. DUCKETT

Some people seem to have too much work to do. Others have too little, or none at all. Many would like to have different work.

How does it help anyone with a work problem to be convinced that God is perfect Mind, that man is the spiritual idea of Mind, and that Mind harmoniously governs all of man's activities? Christian Science explains that it helps a great deal, because it changes a person's thought about himself and his work. This change in thinking improves his experience, which is the outward manifestation of his thought.

If someone seems to be overworked, this Science shows him that Mind is intelligent and that this intelligence reflected in human affairs regulates wisely. This truth, persistently held to, lifts his sense of oppression. With his thought more relaxed and spiritually active, he finds that he can do more than he could before. Or the work load eases. Or perhaps someone offers to help.

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