March 2, 1974
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There is actually no reason why we cannot be enjoying the best things in life.
The desire to commune with God persists like a golden thread in the tapestry of history.
Have you ever been to a meeting, an interview, or a discussion where everything moved in complete harmony and not one discordant note was heard, where helpful suggestions were made far beyond what you had considered possible?
It may be on some silent, sandy beachWith lazy waters lapping at my feetOr on a crowded, noisy city street.
Once when I was stewing about how busy and disorganized my life as a college student was, and anticipating another sphere of activity, a professor said to me, "Don't you know that this is life, right now?
Christ Jesus could perceive the thoughts of those around him, and he used this ability for the purpose of healing.
The early Christians were reckless in their love and generosity toward others.
To one who depends for his health upon his ability to bring his thinking into line with the truth of God and man, the difference between caffeine and alcohol is, in a way, similar to the difference between boxing with gloves and dueling with pistols.
A few years ago a South Korean sailor fell overboard from a freighter off the coast of Nicaragua.
Words cannot express the deep happiness I feel as I contemplate the protection and healings I have experienced during several decades of learning more of Christian Science.
Probably the healing that was most important to me happened just before Christmas of last year.
My first healing in Christian Science came about solely through reading the textbook, Science and Health by Mrs.
Whether a student of Christian Science has followed this religion since childhood or is a more recent adherent, it is a glorious fact that healings can be experienced, whatever degree of understanding the student has.
Christian Science was presented to me by my mother-in-law at a time when I was in great need of healing.
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The following periodicals were founded by Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, and are published by The Christian Science Publishing Society, One Norway Street, Boston, MA, U.
