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Have a good day. Really!
The Herald of Christian Science,
We Repeat These words when we meet friends and acquaintances. But the saying has become a kind of ritual and often doesn't have much meaning.
Recently, though, I have given this greeting serious thought. Is there anything anyone can do in order to have a good day? Or is luck or destiny involved?
There's a concept of day that I take as a standard for a good day. It's a description found in Science and Health: "The irradiance of Life; light, the spiritual idea of Truth and Love.
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May 1, 2000 issue
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To Our Readers
Russ Gerber
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Nise' Nekheba, DiAnne Drake
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items of interest
with contributions from Jeanne McDowell, Bill McKibben
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Just perfect
By Colleen Douglass
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ASTHMA HEALED
Erik Tomas Carlson
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who's to blame?
By Jayne W. Rattman
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what we learned from the pickers
By Cheryl F. M. Petersen
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Have a good day. Really!
By Teresinha T. Santos
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Don't be a slave to sleep
By Katherine Jane Hildreth
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Safe wherever you are
By Shirley J. Clark Jones
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THANK HEAVEN MY FEARS DISAPPEARED
Alice Jean Small
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Peter and the bees
Brenda May Dry
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Dear Sentinel,
with contributions from Nakita Matoo, Ivy Wampole
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Prayer prevents injury following a fall
Lynn J. Johnson
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Macular degeneration healed though prayer
Eleanor M. Allen
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Prayer heals broken arm and illness
Brian Kissock
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Injured eye healed through prayer
Rae M. Shepherd
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No scam gets us this kind of good
By Robert A. Johnson
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Satisfaction
William E. Moody