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Finding One's True identity
Some people have a sense of identity and a purpose in life, a certain quality of confidence that is expressed in peace, contentment, and vitality. Others seem to have no direction and no definite aim and, with no fixed target, experience cycles of highs and lows.
The engineers who produced the moon vehicles worked from the same fundamental laws of physics, mathematics, and aerodynamics on which the Wright brothers based their concept of the early crude airplane.

April 7, 1973 issue
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Restoration to Wholeness
ANETTA G. SCHNEIDER
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"It is impossible to lose your mind!"
RALPH C. CHARBENEAU
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Finding One's True identity
GLENN EVANS
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To Rid the Mind of Fear
GEORGE W. LEDBETTER
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Wholly in Our Right Mind
CHARLES HENRY GABRIEL
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Adjusting Memory's Mechanism
Naomi Price
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A Healthy Mind
Alan A. Aylwin
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When I came to myself some fifteen years ago in a state mental...
Jo Ann Clinefelter with contributions from Kenneth W. Clinefelter
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This testimony is the expression of my deepest gratitude for...
Judith H. Hedrick
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"Whatever is governed by God, is never for an instant deprived...
Wilma Wilkerson Horan with contributions from Jerome F. Horan, Mary Michelle Horan
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As a young man in my teens, I took to drinking
William P. Gray