Article March 17, 1986 Issue

Doing more through Christ, Truth

NATHAN A. TALBOT

There are those occasions when people have simply taken on too much work. Their lives have become a burden. They need to be a little wiser in how much they try to accomplish; they need to cut back.

Strange as it may seem, there are other instances when the solution is just the opposite. This opposite solution may actually find the person doing even more, but at the same time give him a genuine sense of release and relief.

Most of us, at one time or another, may have felt we couldn't possibly add one extra item to our schedule. And then perhaps we have recalled that pithy sentence in Science and Health where Mrs. Eddy challenges our limited perspective: "We are all capable of more than we do."^{Science and Health, p. 89.} But how? How do we do more?