Are you sure?
This bookmark will be removed from all folders and any saved notes will be permanently removed.
Re-Viewing the Past
The words stung and hurt. And more followed in angry denunciation. The attack was unwarranted, unjust, mistaken. But I did not reply. Instead, by turning my thought to God I found the strength to remain calm until the tirade was over. The incident passed.
But the memory of it did not. Every now and then I would find myself reliving the whole tongue-lashing experience. Why did the old feelings of hurt, rejection, disappointment, and injustice keep returning? Why was I—years later—still reviewing that event, reliving it in my thought?

April 3, 1976 issue
View Issue-
Re-Viewing the Past
RUSSELL D. ROBINSON
-
Patience: A Healing Quality
JEANETTE F. SUTTON
-
The Best Alms of All
SHARON SLATON HOWELL
-
Seeing Spiritual Existence
JAMES CHAPMAN, JR.
-
QUESTION & ANSWER
Madora Fay McKenzie
-
Goodness: What Is Its Origin?
IDA K. SHAKESPEARE
-
Only One Self to Love
SUZETTE I. MITCHELL
-
UP AND DOWN
J. Thomas Black
-
Wide Awake!
Mary Loraine Schmidt
-
Casting Out Devils
Naomi Price
-
Man Is Not Cellular
Peter J. Henniker-Heaton
-
Though I never demonstrated Christian Science when attending...
Michael E. Hedrick
-
Christian Science came to me during my childhood, and in the...
Herta-C. von Neufville
-
Christian Science has helped me rebuild my entire life
Harold F. Green
-
By being obedient to the first commandment (Ex. 20:3), "Thou...
Martin Terry with contributions from Mark Terry
-
More than twenty years ago I became a student of Christian Science
Mirta B. de Rodríguez with contributions from Dorothy L. Walker
-
Christian Science has blessed me and my family ever since...
Roberta Schweizer