Article September 18, 1978 Issue

Adventure, not boredom

GERALD STANWELL

Can true adventure be gained from passing entertainment? Or does it rather come through the discovery of spiritual reality?

The lasting remedy for monotony and boredom simply does not come from amusement, no matter how much excellence is found in good theater, fiction, music, and various feats of skill by others. Neither is the malaise of boredom eased or healed by the use of drugs or self-intoxication through liquor.

Within the reach of every individual is the only effectual answer to a seemingly colorless existence—the expression of his God-given identity. This answer is found in the practice of Christian Science, the Science of Truth.

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