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Healing without limits
Lighter , faster, smarter. The 21st century already seems to be seeking a self-definition characterized by newness, millennial grandeur, forward-thinking . . . progress.
In so many ways, our world is moving at speeds—and with a weightlessness—unimagined in earlier times. Where once populations lumbered across continents in heavy iron locomotives, or by wagon, or even on foot, today sleek bullet trains race from country to country. Winter clothing has evolved from cumbersome furs and heavy woolens to ultra-light synthetics that protect in subarctic temperature. Information systems zap billions of messages across the globe in milliseconds. In the world of medical science, which once relied on implements that more resembled a carpenter's tools than refined surgical instruments, doctors now train in laser surgery, using light to perform delicate, non-invasive procedures.

May 27, 2002 issue
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The guy on the second floor
Steve Graham
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letters
with contributions from Anna Rowe, Debbie Tonkin, Julie-Anne Eastman, Doug Brown, Harriette Meldrim Hill
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Items of interest
with contributions from Catherine F. Musgrave, Carol Easley Allen, Gregory J. Allen, Cal Thomas, Mike Fillon
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the SEARCH for HEALTH and WELL-BEING
By Giulia Plum
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A pediatrician's story of prayer and healing
By Beena Kanani
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How I got into spiritual healing
By Riley Seay
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A daughter's diabetes HEALED
BY TONY LOBL
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'THE DOCTOR COULDN'T BELIEVE IT'
Jane Laws
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Why choose PRAYER?
By Judith Hardy Olson
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It's natural to heal others
By Carrie Becker
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Sexual abuse—a license to hate?
By Bea Roegge
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City street crossing
Suzanne Liebenrood
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In her true light . . .
Sarah A. French Battey
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It's a goal!
By Kim Shippey Sentinel staff
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Infection and sprain healed
Barbara Weigt
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Glaucoma healed through prayer
Reynold Ramseyer
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Spiritual growth brings physical wellness
Victoria Bellec
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Healing without limits
Editor