Article December 3, 1979 Issue

The icebreaker

JENIFER C. WECHSLER

The scientifically Christian approach to trouble could be likened to the method of an icebreaker. The ship points its projecting prow at the obstructing ice, rides up over the ice, and crushes it with the icebreaker's weight. If these hardy craft tried using a sideways motion or half power, the job might never get done.

We can meet challenges head-on with the spiritual facts of Christian Science. Our humble, consistent application of these facts changes our experience from frustration to fulfillment. What may seem beyond solution can crumble when obstructive fears are replaced with spiritual understanding. Beliefs of chronic disease, the effects of accident, moral or physical deterioration—all can be reversed and destroyed through persisting in scientific healing truths.

God, Mind, is All. Man as His outcome constantly expresses pure intelligence and perceives only good. Knowledge of this enables one to relinquish mortal arguments of apathy, timidity, or acceptance of a problem's tenacity. Scientific letting go makes way for the reality of perfect being, forever asserting itself, to appear.

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