Many of us have felt the drag, the resistance to doing what needs to be done—to procrastinate or move along sluggishly—hoping the need for action will somehow pass us by, or maybe convincing ourselves that sometime in the future will be a better time to do it.
I’ve been a student of Christian Science for about ten years now and have been so blessed by reading the testimonies in the Christian Science periodicals.
Mary Baker Eddy echoes the Master’s leading, “Love thy neighbour as thyself,” and frames it as an essential “demand” of Christian Science.
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