Article January 10, 1976 Issue

The Source of Our Satisfaction

STEPHEN T. CARLSON

Man reflects the depth, beauty, and wholeness of divine Being. He is satisfied, fulfilled.

Often, though, our lives may seem a contradiction of this fact. If we're having difficulty finding the peace and joy that belong to man as God's expression, perhaps we need to look more closely at how we are identifying ourselves and what we consider to be the source of our satisfaction.

Often if one feels dissatisfied, the temptation is to look to some one or some place or some thing for fulfillment. But in identifying ourselves as frustrated mortals living in a physical universe with other mortals we're reasoning from an incorrect premise—the belief that man and creation are material and finite.

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