February 8, 1975
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As mankind moves into the final years of this century, it is widely recognized that development of human relations and individual potential must parallel the tremendous technological progress realized to date.
We all have greater faculties, abilities, and capabilities than we have yet used, for the enrichment of our lives and for sharing with others.
When I was a student in a playwriting seminar at a university, a young man in the group looked up every now and then with cool gray eyes and seemed to take in everything about his fellow students.
While astrology may produce in its believers a feeling that they are in harmony with the universe, it also carries a heavier, fatalistic component—a feeling that certain events are "in the stars"—that, at best, we can adjust to them but not hope to change them.
In education, an enrichment program includes a variety of activities and studies designed to challenge abler students.
We read about this manincredibly standing,pouring out thanks,not holding back,fairly leaping with joy.
Suppose you're rushing through an airport to catch a connecting flight.
Tradition has it that a small boy was once asked if he could play the violin.
Some years ago I was attacked by severe neuritis in my right arm.
For more than fifty-five years I have been a Christian Scientist.
Several years ago it was proved to me, very clearly, that no matter how far from home we may be, we are never alone.
I am grateful for Christian Science and for the many blessings I have received through its study and application.
While I was in college during the 1930's, I became skeptical about religion.
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Detailed information regarding lectures in the United States and Canada must reach the Journal, Sentinel, and Herald Editorial Department nine weeks before the date of a lecture in order to ensure publication in the Sentinel.
