Letters July 15, 2013 ISSUE

Letters

Maggie Johnson, Corin Ramos, Jane Keogh, JSH-Online comment

Came across this chat

[“A spiritual approach to women and children in the family,” June 4 Sentinel audio chat with Bosede Bakarey]

Though now a regular reader on JSH-Online.com, I am so grateful today, whilst seeking help on a “family” challenge, to come across this chat for the first time. And especially to hear the unblemished truth of our spiritual identity and “oneness” expressed so clearly by the new President of The Mother Church. No matter what the topic or question, her answers always brought us right back to the simple fundamental “root” of all healing, (i.e. to give up personal or human sense and to “spiritualize thought”; to adjust and renew our concepts/ideas of ourselves and others; and to truly see/accept the Christ (power) of love within everyone, equally and unconditionally. … My thanks to Bosede Bakarey and Rosalie Dunbar—and all involved in this wonderful online outreach.

Maggie Johnson
JSH-Online Web post

Frequent listener

I listen to your Sentinel chats frequently, and I enjoy them all. However, I just had to write and let you know how much I truly enjoyed the recent chat with Bosede Bakarey. Her comments were direct, even abrupt at times, but it just reminded me so clearly how “simple” Christian Science can be and is: “just see man the way God sees him,” “don’t react to error,” “love more,” etc. She was riveting, and Rosalie Dunbar did a great job with the interview. And while listening to the program, I was immediately healed of a migraine and nausea, brought on by the belief of menopause, which was mentioned on the podcast by Bosede!

Corin Ramos
Las Vegas, Nevada, US

New attitude

[“Victory over ‘that’s just the way I am,’ ” by Stephanie Johnson, May 27, 2013, issue]

Stephanie, thank you for your wonderful, wonderful article. I am giving my consent to allow the Christ to move me to a new attitude right now! Love the personal growth you witnessed in your mother, what a wonderful blessing for both of you.

Jane Keogh
JSH-Online Web post

First thing

[Question of the Week for May 20, 2013, “What role does prayer play in preventative health care?”]

Praying daily for myself, first thing in the morning, even before reading the Christian Science Bible Lesson, I’ve found very helpful. Communing with God before my day even begins is a way to lift my thought before the temptations of sickness or disease can take a foothold.

trueprac
JSH-Online Web post

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