November 4, 2013
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I needed to recognize myself as God’s loving child, and to watch out for thoughts that were self-righteous or judgmental.
Mary Baker Eddy continually draws the reader’s thought back to this point: Man’s origin is wholly spiritual.
Our thinking is always the patient—even if the patient is as big as the earth.
Dear Fellow Members and Friends,
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<p>Arise, shine; for thy light is come, <br>and the glory of the Lord is risen upon thee.
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In Christian Science, “Adam” stands for “error,” and “Christ” stands for “Truth.
One day, when I was visiting my son and his family, I was sitting in my room listening to the CD “Let’s Sing!” which has all the hymns from the Christian Science Hymnal Supplement.
The men I worked with couldn’t be prevented from seeing their true, spiritual selves.
About a year and a half ago, I found myself in extreme, debilitating pain.
When I was a junior in college, I opened an advertising agency with two friends.
When my son was building a lovely area around a perennial garden for me, I helped him carry heavy landscape blocks to the backyard.
Last spring my husband and I went for an overnight to tour and photograph the bluebonnets in the Hill Country of Texas.
Earlier this year, I was weight lifting and performing squats.
No matter what the challenge is, a conviction of Mind’s oneness has power and authority.
