Letters August 25, 2008 Issue

LETTERS

with contributions from JACKIE MOSK, SANDRA HENDERSON, THRI LINDSEY, ROBERT STAEDEL, MARY ALLYENE MCKINLEY

The periodicals are always progressing to meet the need of the times, but the July 14 Sentinel on "Curing the incurable" is most welcome.

Marion Pierpont's article is superb, but I could also state what is valuable in every other article in this issue. I have been working on supply, and the issue was a wonderful support. I was moved from a belief in the need to earn, as in "get" what I don't at present possess, to an understanding of God and man's relation to divine Love—or a fuller awareness of Spirit as that which continuously gives of spiritual ideas meeting the human need without condition.

It was a subtle but groundbreaking shift for me from a wage earner with limited opportunity, skill, and prospects for supply, to a fuller sense of the infinite abundance of those qualities freely supplied by God and reflected by man in His image.

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