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Watching the people
Sitting in a park or perhaps in an airport, people are often entertained watching others pass by. They speculate as to their role in the scheme of things, wondering what they are thinking or doing.
Such watching may seem a harmless pastime. But there is a better way of viewing people, far more fulfilling to us and a blessing to them as well.
To look at humanity in a healing way, we need to understand God and then man—understand that God is totally good, the only Mind or Life or creative force there is, and that man is His spiritual outcome, reflecting His nature. We gain this perception through prayer and through study of the Bible and the writings of Mrs. Eddy.
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June 9, 1980 issue
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Is home "sweet home"?
DORIS KING HILTON
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Wrong is never right
JOHN J. SELOVER
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Cherishing me
Written for the Sentinel
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Watching the people
FRANKIE L. THOMAS
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Healing
JEAN WHITEHEAD
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Midnight-hour gratitude
JANIS JETT MAYFIELD
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The substance of sight is Mind
BARBARA B. HOLLIDAY
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God the constant
J. DENIS GLOVER
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The fragrance of Christianity
BEULAH M. ROEGGE
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Conveying messages
NATHAN A. TALBOT
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Getting along with parents
Valerie B. Freeland
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For over fifteen years I submitted to painful and...
ROMA B. HALPERN
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Not long ago, while I was sledding with some friends from Sunday School...
BRIAN KLEINSMITH with contributions from DONALD A. KLEINSMITH
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When I learned about Christian Science over five years ago, I...
AMADOR SAAVEDRA
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What a vast difference there is between ignoring a difficulty and...
MARJORIE NILES KIME with contributions from ROBERT CLAY KIME
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Decades have passed since I became acquainted with Christian Science...
SELMA GOTTSCHALK with contributions from MAGDALONA GOTTSCHALK