Editorial October 30, 1978 Issue

No mutation of spiritual sense

Nathan A. Talbot

Spiritual sense emanates from God, Soul. This sense is pure and perfect, changeless and immutable. It reveals the true nature of being. It brings vividly into focus the scientific fact that man's eternal being is unalterably expressive of Soul. It brings healing to our lives by revealing that man doesn't evolve through processes of change but is always at the point of perfection.

Material sense is fathered by mortal mind—the belief in a personal source of intelligence, independent of Soul. Material sense is changeable. It is mutable, mortal. Man's true being is evidenced by spiritual sense. This perfect sense of being describes man accurately. It shows him to be beautiful—the constant reflection of health and goodness. Spiritual sense never loses sight of man's perfection as an idea of divine consciousness. The truths of reality originate in Soul and are undeviatingly revealed through spiritual sense.

But mortals gain their evidence of existence through material sense. This sense fluctuates. It is undependable. It is susceptible to mutation.

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