August 19, 1985
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As I went off to graduate school full of hopes, idealism, and optimism, I suddenly found myself facing greater challenges than ever before.
While I was in junior high school, prior to my learning about Christian Science, an auditorium program on hypnotism was presented to our school.
People are polled and graphed, tallied and surveyed today as never before.
The issue of sensuality—the free and easy indulging of an appetite for bodily pleasures— requires a lot more thought than society is currently giving it.
Christian Science makes available to mankind today the spiritual art of divine Mind-healing that Jesus exemplified.
spiritual lightemergingfrom its sourceacts not like a flashbulb—one sudden, explosiveBURST in the darkintense/brief/absorbed/consumed—butas the piercing shaft of a searchlightcutting across the night,it beacons/draws/gathers inthe lost and afraid,and in a sweeping caress,illumines all it enfolds in the spotlight of its beamfocusing/magnifying/revealingprecise images of God's own being.
During high school and college you sometimes feel you spend your whole life taking tests.
Away from home as a college student in the sixties, I was faced with many troubling questions about life—who I was, the purpose and worth of living.
The following healing is one that has meant much to me over many years as a milestone in my spiritual growth.
Soon after I began the study of Christian Science I learned of the wonderful healing power of gratitude.
The healing power of the Christ, Truth, as taught in Christian Science has been a continuing force for good in my experience.
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Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy contains the complete explanation of the Science of Christianity.
