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God’s loving presence
I will always remember the healing I experienced when I was on a horse pack trip years ago in the Canadian Rockies, very far from my home in New England. My horse slid on a descent down a rock-strewn brook. The misstep threw the horse off balance, resulting in my foot and ankle being pressed against a tree at the brook’s edge.
It seemed natural for me to call on God at that moment, as I had done many times in the past—to identify myself as spiritual, perfect, flawless, as God, Spirit, made me, not material or vulnerable to being squeezed or injured in any way. When I did this, the thought came to me that there is never a moment in which man is less than what God created him to be.

March 9, 2015 issue
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Letters
Almenia, Robin, Marty, Marilyn Gordon, Sharon Moe Furl
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Facing down resistance to reading Science and Health
Lois Carlson
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Study—opening the door to healing
Thomas “Tim” R. Mitchinson
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Truth is true for everyone
Name Withheld
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God’s loving presence
T. Jewell Collins
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Grace for today, thou Love divine
Photograph by Peter Anderson
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God’s unfolding purpose
Sally B. Ades
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When I said no to scary thoughts …
Zachary, seventh grade, New York
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Healed of a burn
Jean-Pierre Sermet
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A daughter’s quick healing
Monnie Brodbeck , Lydia Brodbeck
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‘False report’ corrected
Walter A. Bouwens
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Leg and knee healed
Aimee Smolik
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The demands of the prayer that heals
Eleanor Bell
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The true source of our thoughts
David C. Kennedy