February 18, 2002
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How excellent is the gift of Richard Bergenheim's article, "Looking back, looking ahead," in the 31 December issue.
It can be tough, if you're feeling unworthy and helpless, to hold your ground. But the solution is right here, right now, right in your hands!
To quote Shakespeare, when you feel you aren't measuring up to someone else, comparisons really are "odorous." Read how one college student dared not to compare.
Serious talk about the prayer that deals successfully with the effects of abuse.
A native of India's Punjab and a resident of Karachi, Pakistan, talk about why they think peace—not war—is in store for their countries.
A morning of childhood memory turns into an exercise in prayer about the past—and a steppingstone to healing.
Growing spiritually. Learning more about God. That's what literally pushed this author into a permanent victory over both smoking and drinking.
In anticipation of the opening of The Mary Baker Eddy Library for the Betterment of Humanity later this year, the Sentinel regularly prints excerpts from the collections of previously unpublished writings.
I vowed to see my boss as created by God alone.
I had to shake off the desire to feel sorry for myself.
Often when I pray, I start by affirming that God is the only Ego and Life that there is.
