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Relinquishing egotism
I was praying recently to know how to go after the most basic imposition on man's harmony that needs healing in any challenge, instead of just trying to get rid of the surface trouble. I had learned early in my study of Christian Science that the most visible or physical form of a problem signals a more fundamental mental imposition that needs to be dissolved. It signals some ignorance of God's allness.
As I prayed I could see clearly that the most basic mental imposition is a wrong sense of self—a sense of ego or personality separate from the one great I am , God. Problems of all sorts cling to this false sense—much as two matching pieces of Velcro fastener adhere to each other!
August 28, 1995 issue
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What is right will triumph
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