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Let Spirit form you anew
I felt troubled and anxious as I walked past a window display that featured literally dozens of books on diet, exercise, and assorted figure problems. At this particular time I was heavier than I had ever been, and it alarmed me.
Over a period of years, I'd heard about people who dealt with overweight through prayer based on the teachings of Christian Science. But as my weight went up, in response to a craving for sweets, and down, in response to various kinds of diet and exercise schemes, from high school on, I never paid too much attention to healings of overweight. In the first place, to tell the truth, I doubted they had really happened. And in the second place, I somehow had decided that kind of radical reliance on Truth was for other people, not for me.
But then something happened to make me change my opinion. I went to purchase a new dress, only to find that my salesperson had set out a group of dresses that bore a startlingly large size ticket. That was, literally, too much to laugh off. Something had to be done. And what to do was my choice.
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July 15, 1985 issue
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Watching what we think and say: a spiritual goal
JUDITH ANN HARDY
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Spiritually unmoved, not upset
HORST E. MEHRING
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A spiritual reason for expecting good in others
FREDA W. BIRCH
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No countdown to action
HUGH CLARKE
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Our defense against manipulation
WILLIAM A. WILLIAMS, JR.
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The sunshine of prayer
MARGARET CAMPBELL
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Let Spirit form you anew
ELAINE R. FOLLIS
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When a practitioner prays
BARBARA-JEAN STINSON
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Healing hurt
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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Mortal mind is upside down
Edna Mary Watson
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My parents had been students of Christian Science...
W. GEOFFREY WESTLE