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How Can We Heal Better?
We can heal others better by getting right ourselves. As one of Mrs. Eddy's followers recalled her saying on this point: "Get your heart right with the heart of God. That is what heals the sick. Get right yourself. Now, you get a practice and know that it is not you that heals, but that it is getting right yourself." We Knew Mary Baker Eddy, Third Series, p. 45;
Attuning thought to the core of Truth, God, requires humility. From a mortal position, we may be accustomed to feeling quite self-sufficient. So it may take humility to yield our human preconceptions of needs and means in healing to a more spiritual, less personal outlook. But we must, if we would heal better.
Our healing work improves as we drop a sense that we, as mortals, are the healers. Our willingness to step aside and let Truth pass through makes us better healers. We get right ourselves by getting more like what we really are as Truth's manifestation.
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September 29, 1973 issue
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Let's Find the Solution Through Love
JULIA ANN WALKER
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The AWOL Lecture
GLENN FELCH
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God Is There
CHRISTINE ANN JENKS
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Scientific Conviction Brings Healing
BURTON ROBERT LESTER
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"It's only a picture"
JAY HOLMES
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A Letter of Joy
MICHELE LYNN PEXTON
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through purifying the affections
CHARLES HENRY GABRIEL
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LOVE IS ENOUGH
Sandra Luerssen Hoerner
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The Great Command
E. Stuart Wells
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Life in the Academic Community
Carl J. Welz
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How Can We Heal Better?
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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God gives us the ability to glorify Him
Richard Alan Grotefendt
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Christian Science brought me out of dark years into the light...
(Mrs.) Alice M. Smith
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I have been a Christian Scientist for many years, and the healings...
(Mrs.) Gladys C. Smyth
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Christian Science has proved to be the greatest thing in my...
(Mrs.) Mildred Blackford
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It is with a humble heart, that I submit this long-overdue...
Robert Dale Miller