August 6, 1984
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One feather resting on a steel axle will bend it, however slightly, physicists tell us.
He was very discouraged—lonely, half a world away from home, in a primitive country, separated from a family who needed him as Dad.
For the second night in a row something flashed before my eyes as I sat reading in my mountain cabin.
The desire for an abundant life is a natural one, since abundance implies expansion, growth, provision—and for the spiritally-minded, extended opportunities to serve and bless mankind.
"Have a good day!" That is an expression heard frequently, especially in stores, shops, banks, and the like.
From The Times, London, October 17, 1983 by Clifford Longley, Religious Affairs Correspondent
Sometimes physical healing comes quite easily through simple spiritual thoughts or perceptions.
The teaching and healing mission of Christ, the eternal ideal that Christ Jesus exemplified, is active today.
On holiday in Italy, Marion and her father, mother, brother, and sister were waiting to go up the mountain in a chairlift that would climb three thousand feet to the top.
My first healing in Christian Science was of mental depression, and it took place while I was in my mid-twenties.
This seems to be the time to share a healing that I had several years ago, and that continues to be a blessing and a source of deep gratitude and precious reflections.
Upon arriving home from work one evening, I started feeling very sorry for myself.
I have been a student much of my life—first in public school, then in college, and finally in law school.
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