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No lapse in memory
A few years ago, while I was driving home from a shopping trip, I suddenly felt very strange. I realized I was lost. I didn’t know who I was, where I was, or where I was going. I was neither thinking nor seeing clearly. Not knowing what else to do, I began driving in and out of driveways, but none looked like mine.
I finally decided to leave the area and go the opposite way to see if I recognized anything familiar. I read the name of a building that I thought I recognized and decided I must be approaching from a different direction. (Later, I realized the building was only about three minutes from my home and that I passed it on a regular basis.)
I decided to pull my car to the side of the street and turn off the engine. I declared aloud: “I know that God is ever present. I know that God is Mind. I know divine Mind is absolutely in control.”
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June 10, 2013 issue
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Letters
Sheila Muters, Kathy Bauer, JSH-Online comment
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Gift for a father—forgiveness and love
Name withheld
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To Google or not to Google?
Laura Moliter
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Footsteps of thought
Darci Niles
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Freedom from racism and sectarianism
Leide Lessa
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Letting go
Marci Martin
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Chosen
Barbara Fay Wiese
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Eternally safe
Abby Fuller Innes
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Walking in 'the way'
Charlene Anne Miller
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God is good
Judy Wolff
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Skin condition gone
Russell Henry
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Our son walked and ran freely
Heather Walker
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Our only need
Bill Badger
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Freed from sadness
Katherine Gavarini
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No lapse in memory
Jeanette Harvuot
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Push back against evil influences
The Editors