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Plateaus on the upward path
Do your moments of inspiration last? Or do they seem to be peaks followed by valleys, or at least everyday lowlands? Life may sometimes seem that way, but this isn't really an accurate picture of what's going on.
Mountain climbing isn't always just peaks and valleys. There are often plateaus where one can pause briefly, enjoy the new view one has from this higher position, and prepare to go on even higher.

April 14, 1980 issue
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The freedom of morality
AMY E. DUNBAR
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what strength
RICHARD HOWARD
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Claiming our divine nature and manhood
MARCYNE J. RILEY
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Who's in charge here?
BRIAN D. WRIGHT
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Love restores normal heart action
KATHY ESSLINGER
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Never alone
CLARICE EDITH BERGER
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Plateaus on the upward path
DIANE STAUNTON STAPLES
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Proving man's present spirituality
GEOFFREY J. BARRATT
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Have your questions been answered?
NATHAN A. TALBOT
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Good night, sleep tight!
Carol Vandervoort Scott
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At one time I had to contend with a condition of...
CHRISTINE JANETTE WILKINS
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In 1939 I became a member of The Mother Church, and during...
RUTH LUCILLE JOHNSON