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Unmasking Time
Consider for a moment the outrageous statements time would make if it could speak:
I am Time. I permeate the very fiber of a human being and, for that matter, of the entire physical universe. A man's lifelong experience is woven on my loom; its warp and woof are days and years. The man I know was born on a certain date, his youth and adulthood are measured in terms of me, and he is destined to depart this material scene at some point in me. I enter into every aspect of his experience, and I ride along with him as a constant companion, identifying myself with his joys and sorrows.

December 29, 1973 issue
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Unmasking Time
W. RALPH ROCKHOLD
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How Do You Read Me?
ESME A. GOLLSCHEWSKY
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Compassion: The "preparation of the heart"
HAZEL FITZ-RANDOLPH
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SPIRITUALIZING THOUGHT
JAN L. KATER
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THE ETERNAL GRACE
Edgar Isaac Newgass
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LEARNING TO LISTEN
Eleanor Young Clapp
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Appreciating One Another
Carl J. Welz
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New Year Celebrations
Naomi Price
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I must express my deep felt gratitude for having been led to...
Celine Bauman with contributions from Raymond Bauman
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As a teen-ager, nearly fifty years ago, I started to attend the...
Kathleen Bruce with contributions from Wallace J. Bruce
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I am deeply grateful for the lifetime of blessings Christian Science...
Ruth Bailey Stephens
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A year ago one of the greatest blessings possible to our family...
Nancy H. Mattingly