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Impact moments
This article originally appeared as a Web Original on March 4, 2014.
Sometimes in retrospect it appears how the hand of God has been displayed. In that recognition, the term “grace” is understood.
Entertaining “angels unawares” is a term Mary Baker Eddy, the discoverer of Christian Science, used to describe this phenomenon, totally free of human will or capabilities (see Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, p. 299). These are moments of awakening to our true nature as being at one with Life, God—in perfect synchronicity.
I like to call these events “impact moments”—seemingly random moments that stand out as profound. When entertaining angels, we are oftentimes unaware of just how these messages are influencing the progression of good in our lives.
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April 7, 2014 issue
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Letters
Catalina, Karen T. Hasek, Jana Rowland, Jane Keogh
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Have you forgiven Judas?
Dorothy Estes
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Angels on a train
Heather Libbe
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A 'Rocky Mountain high'
Annette Dutenhoffer
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Your present standpoint
Mark Swinney
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Impact moments
Carol Rullman
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"Spiritually interpreted, rocks and mountains..."
Photograph by Steve Ryf
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'Really free!'
Mary Trammell
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Challenges overcome
Estela O. Badol
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Everlasting arms of Love
Nate Frederick
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Shining on stage
Stephen Hanlin
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Giving eliminates loneliness
Kayla E. McCulley-Stevens
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Grateful teenager shares healing
Jeffrey Ross
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Son's finger healed
Russell Whittaker with contributions from Andy Whittaker
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Prayer wipes out knee pain
Donald A. Wilson
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A grateful, fulfilled life
Hannelore F. Fuchs
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Marathon prayer
The Editors