November 6, 1995
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Standing in the presence of death recorded over 58,000 times in the names on that wall before me, could I honestly believe that death is an illusion? Was I being realistic? Was I cherishing their sacrifice with respect? I felt I could answer yes.
"As one whom his mother comforteth,so will I comfort you;and ye shall be comforted in Jerusalem.
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Frank Denton, Editor of the daily morning newspaper The Wisconsin State Journal, was quoted earlier this year in The New York Times as saying that people in the city of Madison were sick of journalism that simply points out problems.
I insisted that I was not a mortal but an immortal. I acknowledged again and again that my consciousness was radiant with the Christ.
Remember how freeing it is to come up for air after being submerged underwater for a long time? Well, it feels more freeing than that to come out from being submerged in a material sense of identity!
We'd
hired an experienced logger to take down a seventy-five-foot-tall mountain hemlock tree that had grown dangerously close to our house.
When
I was in high school, I had a group of girlfriends whom I'd been close to since grade school.
Around
the turn of the century a New York newspaper carried the following item.
The
Sunday following the earthquake in Kobe, Japan, one of the visitors to our Christian Science church service told me of her hesitation in praying because she was unsure whether her prayers would actually help or would merely serve to soothe her own conscience.
Healing
—what a wonderful gift of God! There have been many healings for me over the last twenty years, all through the spiritual understanding of God that I have gained in Christian Science.
A
practitioner once suggested that I keep a journal of healings and the spiritual concepts that had helped effect them.
My
life has turned around because of Christian Science.
