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As I returned home one Friday after a busy morning of shopping,...
As I returned home one Friday after a busy morning of shopping, I suddenly noticed that it was difficult for me to climb the front steps. This situation worsened during the weekend, and my constant companion became a straight-backed chair that I leaned on to get about. There was intermittent pain, fatigue, and a loss of appetite; and, as the weekend progressed, it became more and more difficult to walk, or to get in and out of a chair.
To the Christian Scientist, problems are opportunities to learn more of God, and of man as God's image and likeness. Each day and much of each night I spent studying the Bible and Mrs. Eddy's writings to learn more of my true, spiritual selfhood. I also persistently refused to accept the picture the material senses were trying to project as real.
Sunday morning while in bed I became alarmed because I could not move. The suggestion came, What if you should never be able to get up again? It was at this point that I asked my husband to call a Christian Science practitioner.
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April 18, 1983 issue
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Purity: pathway to freedom
DOROTHY KAPLE
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As a little child
MARIAN C. ENGLISH
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"The simplicity that is in Christ"
NANCY EVANS HOUSTON
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"The secret place"
GEORGIANA LIEDER LAHR
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Childlikeness liberates
JANIS AREND CLARKE
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Your purpose and your motive
J. WOODRUFF SMITH
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Hot, cold, or lukewarm?
DeWITT JOHN
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Entering into the joy of healing
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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Graduated gratitude
LOWELL N. CANNON
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What I learned when I planted bulbs
Mark Ruble
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During my youth I was in good health
WÁSHINGTON VARELA with contributions from BLANCA MIRABALLES de VARELA, RAMÓN IZQUIERDO
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Shortly after we had arrived in Pennsylvania for the winter, my...
MYRA B. TRAUTVETTER
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Christian Science has been my way of life since I was a very...
NELLIE HELEN KOPPERT
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As I returned home one Friday after a busy morning of shopping,...
MARGARET E. BELCOUR