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Humble prayer brings freedom from pain
Originally published in El Heraldo de la Christian Science
One Saturday, my husband and I decided to visit a friend who lived about 100 kilometers away. After spending a pleasant day, we were given the opportunity to stay the night and enjoy an extra day.
We went to bed, but not too long after I woke up suddenly with terrible pains in my stomach. My groaning alarmed my husband so much that he woke up our friend and got dressed. He was ready to take me to a hospital.
But I suddenly realized that my complaining about that pain wasn't leading me anywhere good. Then an idea came to me that helped me very much: the idea that understanding spiritual truth restores physical harmony. I prayed, thinking about this idea and trying to reason so as to see that all life is an infinite manifestation of God, who is good, and that everything that is real is in the one Mind, the divine consciousness.
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December 1, 2003 issue
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An honest buck
Jewel Simmons
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letters
with contributions from Daria A. Marmaluk-Hajioannou, Chris Snow, Janet Wright, Marilyn P. Otth
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items of interest
with contributions from Sarah Sturmon Dale
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Inclined to honesty
By Margaret Rogers
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Integrity in financial markets
By Dave Hohle
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FOCUS on the TRUE PICTURE
By Norm Bleichman
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I had to tell the TRUTH
By Dorothy Maubane
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Honesty prevails amid tax evasion allegations
By Scott C. Jenkins
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Flight forces
By Jeffrey Hildner
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A lesson in GIVING
By Dorothea Hertzberg
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I was never alone
By Laura Stumbaugh
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Lies and videotape
By Kim Shippey
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What hath spam wrought?
By Warren Bolon
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A choice for spiritual healing of severe injury
Catharine Brant with contributions from Bill Brant
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Humble prayer brings freedom from pain
Marta M. Char de Chaves
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Restoring public trust
Editor