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Our eternal star
An ending can often indicate a new beginning. For example, although we seem to see the morning star disappear in early daylight, we know it is still shining and will be visible again tomorrow.
In a similar way, if we fear that our work, our life, or our world is coming to an end, we need to change our standpoint. Fear is dispelled when we really accept the truth of God's spiritual creation. As we hold thought in line with the infinite perfection of God, divine Mind, we find good unfolding progressively, right where we are.

December 7, 1981 issue
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Our eternal star
LOUIS ABRAHAMS
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Understand your completeness
GRACE FLYNN
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We are loved
SUEN-SZU HUANG
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Illegal "pets"
BARBARA CORBETT MYERS
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When tempted
DANIEL E. LEES
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To love God more
PIERRE PRADERVAND
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"I am not like that!"
EVERETT LINUS PURCELL
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Humility and human will
PAUL AGNEW RANDALL
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The simplicity of man's oneness with God
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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The presence of power
NATHAN A. TALBOT
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Stilling storms
VERA SOHR KELLY
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Tony's train ride
Robert A. Moss
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"Let the redeemed of the Lord say so" (Ps. 107:2)
PATRICIA SHADDOCK STETLER
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My family and I have turned to God in every need and have...
EDITH DRAJESKE ROBINSON with contributions from DEAN W. ROBINSON
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My first healing in Christian Science took place early in my life
JOSEPHINE M. McVICAR
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One Saturday morning I was walking barefoot in our dining...
STEVEN WENNERSTROM