Article July 28, 1973 Issue

Dispel the Belief of Lack

JOHN K. WHITE

The belief of lack is related to the whole scope of human ills. But there is a law of God's abundance that, obeyed, will correct this belief.

Lack comes in many guises—lack of supply, health, confidence, and so on. If we feel such lack, could we not, as a starting point, correct it by recognizing the good we already have and advance from that standpoint?

When we know that God supplies all good to His creation and see that our need is to recognize it as our own, then what may seem the comparative smallness of the good we have loses its significance, and we begin to find more good appearing in our experience.

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