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Although it was winter, I would wake up in the middle of the...
Although it was winter, I would wake up in the middle of the night absolutely baking. Sometimes in the office, I'd feel a sudden heat wave and have to take off my blazer. Over a period of a week to ten days I experienced very unusual physical changes, including heat flashes, and started to pray about this.
It occurred to me that this might be part of what's called "change of life." Momentarily, I thought of consulting friends who had passed through menopause, but I realized that nothing they could tell me would heal it. I quickly dropped that temptation, knowing that God, who is Mind, would give me all the information I needed.
My first step of prayer was to ponder God's nature—His allness, goodness, and perfection, and then to claim my spiritual nature as a child of God. Next I denied that I could be subject to material beliefs. A belief is only a suggestion, without power. It can't attach itself to me.
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June 24, 1996 issue
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Spiritual fitness
Laura Matthews
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The body beautiful
Doreen Joffe
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No "replacement therapy" for perfection
Candace H. Berschauer
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A better view of reality
Robert G. Lawrence
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A doctor's insights on Christian healing: an interview with Dr. William S. Reed
with contributions from William Reed
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Realizations that generate healing
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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On the playground
Patricia L. Wilkin
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Governor calls on community to love more
by Kim Shippey
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Your prayer closet—and the human family
Barbara M. Vining
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Although it was winter, I would wake up in the middle of the...
Joan M. Benjamin
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A good deal has happened since my last testimony was published...
Hector Cameron Adam
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When Christian Science was presented to me forty years ago, it...
Margaret C. Poyser
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While serving as a public schoolteacher, I had been teaching a...
Henry G. Rutledge, Jr.