March 10, 1973
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Many are living under the shadow of regret for past mistakes and missed opportunities.
I had had my hair done by the same beauty operator for a number of years.
"We are all prisoners of our past," said a saddened speaker in a country torn with civil conflict.
Overcoming bitterness can sometimes be a difficult business.
Sometimes people get so uptight about what they are doing that they forget about God and what He is doing.
Phil reached for a doughnut while his mother poured him a cup of hot chocolate.
When we feel a strong sense of the divine Mind's calling upon us to do healing work for someone, or for ourselves, there is emerging at that point in our experience a clear definition of our place in God's universe and of our mission on earth.
In this issue we present the last of fifty-two short articles on "Healing.
From time to time most people are faced with the need to give a description of themselves—when applying for a driver's license, a passport, credit facilities, a job.
I have been very much encouraged by the beautiful testimonies of healing and regeneration in our Christian Science periodicals, and it is with joy that I share the healing that brought me into Christian Science.
There is a story about a man who could not get a newly purchased mule to do anything at all.
Ever since I was small, I remember having bouts with sore throat.
When I was a teen-ager and a new student of Christian Science, I was healed of polio through the consecrated prayer and help of a Christian Science practitioner.
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Take heed, and beware of covetousness: for a man's life consisteth not in the abundance of the things which he possesseth (Luke 12:15)
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A young man who is making a tour of the world finds that his eyes will not focus normally.
