MIGRAINES HEALED THROUGH RELIANCE ON GOD

Over a number of years, I suffered with migraine headaches that sometimes made it necessary for me to spend a day at home in bed—and meant missing work, special occasions, and church. During this quiet time at home, I would pray to understand more about God and to feel more of His presence. I had been a Christian Scientist all my life, and as a result, I knew I had immediate recourse to the spiritual truth that had healed me on so many occasions. Each time I prayed about this challenge, I always felt encouraged and strengthened, and I was grateful when my prayers brought relief. But I longed to be free of the headaches altogether.

When I finally realized that I had really been focusing more on getting rid of the pain than on gaining a clearer view of my true identity as God's reflection and of my spiritual substance, I took a big leap forward on the road to complete healing. Now, I was not only becoming aware of some deep-rooted fears that had been controlling my mental horizon, but I was also learning to overcome them for good. For example, I began to turn over a fearful responsibility for my family's welfare to God. As well, my human will was being replaced with a more consistent, patient desire to do God's will, to entrust Him with our financial needs, the success of our business, the supply of right ideas to care for us all.

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