Article July 22, 1972 Issue

Learning to Listen

RUTH A. BRADFORD

If we cannot at once listen for divine guidance, God's direction, we can learn to do so.

When we are faced with such questions as where to live after retirement and what is our right activity, we can learn how to act effectively through inspired listening. If we want to know how to take part in solving problems of public interest, we can be educated to recognize Mind's wise direction.

A good beginning is to accept God, Mind, as the only power and presence, and to acknowledge true selfhood as the image of divine Love, as the reflection of Spirit, as one with the Father.

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