April 7, 1973
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"Christian Science uplifts mankind by impelling the acknowledgment of Mind, God, as absolute and total."
To the mentally ill whose daily existence seesaws between boredom and the agony of nagging fear, the promise of complete healing may seem incredible.
"Regardless of how deep the pit or how dark the cave, or however you describe your unhappy situation, there is a way out."
Perhaps you have seen someone, maybe on television, dive from a high cliff into the ocean, drive a car at high speed in a race, or talk to a large audience, and have thought, "I wish I had the courage to do that—I wish I weren't afraid.
One might say that anyone indulging in wrongdoing, evil in any of its various forms, is not in a state of good mental health, is not wholly in his right mind.
"Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow; they toil not, neither do they spin: and yet I say unto you, That even Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these.
There are many things mortals need to remember and others they prefer to forget.
There is a well-worn but pithy proverb that underscores the importance of right thinking—of a healthy mind.
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The Trustees of The Christian Science Publishing Society with the approval of The Christian Science Board of Directors announce the appointment of Eric Bole, C.
When I came to myself some fifteen years ago in a state mental institution, some of the truth taught me in my years in a Christian Science Sunday School sustained me.
This testimony is the expression of my deepest gratitude for Christian Science, and for all it has done to heal me physically, mentally, and morally.
"Whatever is governed by God, is never for an instant deprived of the light and might of intelligence and Life".
As a young man in my teens, I took to drinking.
