Editorial July 6, 1998 Issue

Ancient parable, modern healing

Mary Metzner Trammell

Every healing is a kind of homecoming. It brings you home to the one and only you—the you that God knows and loves so profoundly. It shows you how perfectly you express your Maker. How complete and spiritual you, and all God's other children, are. Spiritual healing is coming home to a place you never actually left: the sublime, all-forgiving comfort of God's love.

God welcomes us home, no matter how wrong we've been.

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