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Pain-free vision
A little over a year ago, I inadvertently poked myself pretty hard in one eye. It hurt quite a bit, and my immediate, intuitive response was to pray. I don’t remember now just how I prayed, but the pain subsided quickly and I went on with what I was doing.
A day or two later, my husband and I took off on a road trip to another state for a couple of days. Because my job requires a lot of reading, I’d brought many things with me to read in the car while my husband drove. But a few hours into the trip, my eye began to bother me. I had to close the eye and pull a hat down over it because it was so sensitive to light.
While I was in no shape to read, I was grateful that we had lots of uplifting things to listen to on our iPod. I listened to several audio recordings of articles from the “Anthology of Classic Articles,” produced by The Christian Science Publishing Society.
Enjoy 1 free Sentinel article or audio program each month, including content from 1898 to today.
April 22, 2013 issue
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Letters
Daniel Otieno Okello, JSH-Online comments, Margaret Breazeal
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Sacred solitude
Annette Kreutziger-Herr
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Grace at work
Joe Gariano
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Challenge the premise
Madora Kibbe
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Love's transparency and the diamond ring
Sheila Shayon
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Never born, never aging
Jane Keogh
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"When God is seen with men to dwell..."
Photograph by Helen Eddy
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The journey of transformation
Madelon Maupin
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Sustained in a new country
Karin Mironescu
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Our constant home
Mandy-kay Thornton Johnson
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100%!
Megan Selby
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'Hid with Christ,' not judged
Ginger Mack Emden
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Signs of hemorrhoids disappear
Mokoko Ndumbo Noss
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Pain-free vision
Linda Kohler
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A relationship restored
Diana Impey
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Stop the hate; start the love
The Editors