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'What does it mean to you that you're spiritual?'
BY JASON MARSH
Auburn, California
To me at this moment in life's journey, it means freedom from fear. As a spiritual being, I can have a boldness that overcomes hesitancy and ineffectiveness. Boldness is not just a way of being; it is also an event, an action, a commitment.
When tackling a problem, whether a lack of health or a lack of trustworthy relationships, I know to go to the core of myself—my spirituality. My definition of self is firmly based in Truth's foundation. Material circumstances cannot perturb the deep taproot of Love.
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December 5, 2005 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from WENDY P. WACHTEL, CAROL CUMMINGS, CHARLES LINDAHL, MEG COWAN
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'Who's that?'
KIM SHIPPEY, SENIOR WRITER
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Roger Campbell, Virginia Norton, Ramit Plushnick-Masti
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The Identity Divine Love Reveals
BY BARBARA COOK SPENCER
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GOD'S CHILD—that means something!
BY DAVID STEVENS
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'What does it mean to you that you're spiritual?'
with contributions from JASON MARSH, LAMEICE HARDING, MICHEL NYEMECK, PETER JACKSON, D. GRANT MCINTOSH, INEZ MAUBANE
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'If I'm not a teacher...
BY TONI KYRIAKAKIS
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a fresh start
BY STARR URBATSCH
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A TREE FALLS AND NEIGHBORS DRAW TOGETHER
PHOTO AND TEXT BY BETTY PRESS
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LIVING OUTWARD
BY JULIE FURBUSH
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PERSISTENCE, NOT DISCOURAGEMENT
Noel Fischer
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COMPASSION—WITHOUT FATIGUE
CHANNING WALKER
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PAIN AND SELF-DOUBT YIELD TO PRAYER
DON ALUSIC
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QUICK HEALING OF BROKEN PELVIC BONE
SUZANNE LOVINS