Editorial March 10, 1973 ISSUE

"Healing through ..."

Carl J. Welz

In this issue we present the last of fifty-two short articles on "Healing." They tell of some of the ways in which the inspiration of divine Love can lead us to apply the truths of Christian Science.

People often ask, How do you heal? What do you do? Is there more than one way to give a treatment? Because of the constant flow of glorious spiritual ideas from Mind to man the ways to pray in Christian Science are numberless. But they are identical in substance. Praying for a healing by acknowledging the allness and goodness of God, for example, is rightly done from the same basis as praying by denying the reality of error. In either case by expressing the consciousness of spiritual reality our denials and affirmations, specifically as well as generally, destroy the error in question. In every case, spiritual sense overcomes material sense, and because of this the method of treatment can be understood by anyone who reaches out to divine Mind in enough humility to have his human thought spiritualized.

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