November 16, 2009
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From the Editors
"One single grateful thought raised to heaven is the most perfect prayer.
Expressing gratitude is more than a nicety. It's essential to wholesome living—a spiritually healthy and responsible way to live.
When this often-used sentiment starts to sound shallow, this writer reconsiders his view after a basketball game.
Life-lessons, met with prayer, have shown this writer how a moment of gratitude can provide a radical shift in perspective.
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Those developing tomorrow's transit systems can find fresh insight through prayer.
I opened the tent to a thick fog first thing this cold morning, only to see the wind whip the encasing clouds away as though they were heavy curtains that suddenly let the warm, bright, morning light through.
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WHILE THE WORLD CONTEMPLATES UNIVERSAL HEALTHCARE, IT'S POSSIBLE TO BRING SOMETHING ELSE TO THE TABLE: THE CONCEPT OF UNIVERSAL HEALTH.
Years ago, in the early 1980s, I left my hometown for the city of Boston, where I was enrolled in a women's business college.
In a letter to one of her students, Mary Baker Eddy gave a definition of grace when she wrote: "God bless you, dear one, for the good you are doing.
WITHIN THE CIRCLE OF OUR FRIENDS AND CONTACTS, WHAT WE SHARE CAN BE FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL.
