February 20, 1978
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[This article previously appeared in The Christian Science Journal of July 1951 and in The Herald of Christian Science, Spanish Edition, of October 1976.
Do you think that armor went out of style after King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table?
As a snake fits its hole,Or a turtle its shell,So there is a placeJust for you as well.
Fat and with a bad complexion, unloved, unintelligent, and just plain miserable—that's how I saw myself.
The general opinion of humans about themselves is that mind is in the body; that the direction of traffic between the two is from the body to mind—that is, the body tells the mind such things as whether it is comfortable or in pain, tired or fresh, healthy or unhealthy.
As we deepen and expand our love for God, we find an inevitable goal emerging in our life.
When I was very young and was studying at a university, I suddenly found myself face-to-face with new demands in life that I was not spiritually prepared to meet.
As far back as I can remember, I have always attended a Church of Christ, Scientist.
I believe I know how grateful the woman with the issue of blood was when she touched the hem of Christ Jesus' garment, and the blood was stanched.
