March 24, 2014
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The young people of the world, and all of us, belong to divine Mind.
Reluctance is not a looming impediment to our spiritual growth—it is unnatural.
When our consciousness is filled with unconditional love, it becomes more open to accept all the good that comes from God.
It was late in the day when shards of light shot low through the dim forest, lighting rock and moss and the bulky tangle of ancient roots beneath my feet.
Even though I hadn’t heard a crash, I had been certain that an accident had occurred.
During a late afternoon last December, in the serenity of a wood near where I live, I was absorbed by the changing light.
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As children, my sister and I would lie on the grass, look up at the night sky, and ask each other, “What do you see?
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What a happy irony that one of the most respected New Testament scholars in academic and religious circles should bear the initials N.
I’m so grateful for my education, training, and ongoing experience as a Christian Science nurse.
About three years ago, during summer break from school, my daughter, who was a preteen at the time, went along with me to do errands.
I have been attending a new Christian Science church since the Fall of 2013.
Lessons learned while praying are my most valuable ones, and I’d like to tell of a treasured lesson from which I hope others may benefit.
It’s essential to be able to look up even momentarily from our work and be aware of God’s activity in the world around us.
