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Healing weariness
The Christian Science Monitor
When the alarm went off I was already tired. All week I had been rushing nonstop to meet deadlines at work and to get my house in order for weekend guests. It was Friday and I had important work to accomplish by noon. The houseguests were coming that night.
Would I ever make it? As a frantic, worn-out mortal, probably not. But through my study of Christian Science I had learned that my real being as God's image is immortal. I saw, then, that in the truest sense my strength came from God, Spirit—from the one divine Mind—not from a good night's sleep or a lively human mind or strong muscles. Here was an opportunity to prove it.

June 22, 1987 issue
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