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Shakuhachi
I used to play a Japanese bamboo flute called a “shakuhachi.” I quickly discovered that the quality of the tone I was able to get out of that instrument was directly related to my state of thought. If my mind was calm and focused, the flute sounded pretty good, but if I was disturbed about anything, I could hardly even get a sound out of it.
I could always tell whether my thought was in tune with God by the clarity of tone when I played that flute.
It was symbolic to me of what I’ve learned from Christian Science about the relation of our state of mind to the quality of our life and health. When thought is aligned with divine Love and Truth, this has a harmonizing effect on life. It can even result in bodily healing.
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February 20, 2012 issue
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Letters
Debbie Bermel, Carolyn Hill, Joan Mikkelsen
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Pray it with a song
Jenny Nelles, Staff Editor
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Radio programs to chronicle 'The Harlem Renaissance'
Emily Brennan
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When the heart sings
By Fenella Bennetts
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'Find your refuge': Mary Baker Eddy and hymns
By Judy Huenneke
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Hymn 207 and finding Mom
Name withheld
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How can a loss be a gain?
By Troy Barker
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For unity in the Eurozone
By Michelle Nanouche
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Are you tuned in to 'K-GOD'?
By Chris Pash
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Shakuhachi
Marceil DeLacy
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'Shepherd, show me how to go...'
By Kristen Winderl
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Love is all around
Adeleen Brown
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Jesus' teaching and practice have returned!
Stephen Behringer
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Iran and a path to peace
Gloria Onyuru
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The spiritual value of womanhood
By Karen Bailey
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Gratitude for the healing inspiration of hymns
Laurel Marquart
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Flu symptoms healed
Rick Lipsey
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Skin condition healed
Linda Hambrick
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See the plowshare in the sword
The Editors