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Caring for our mental home
I still remember the first house I rented as a young adult. It was tiny, and old. My furniture was all hand-me-downs and not particularly coordinated. But I treasured my home. I did everything I could to make it a home, and it was home.
Many of us treasure our home and take good care of it. But we don’t always pay as close attention to our mental home, our consciousness, which in many ways is even more important. We pay little attention to the thoughts we furnish it with. We sometimes let in trash, and let the trash build up. Perhaps we even let intruders in.

April 27, 2015 issue
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Letters
Sue Niebel-Schiller, Brightlight
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Joy in obeying God
Lynn Jackson
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Overcoming fear in decision-making
Mimi Lofgren
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Dispelling the illusion of resistance
Tim Terry
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The rosebud
Ken Cooper
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Understanding spiritual reality more and more
Kathy Fitzer
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God knows me, and error doesn’t!
By Whitney, third grade, California
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No more need for eyeglasses
Marlene Chatterton
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Injury healed
Hallie Keel
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Led home by Love
Zenta Kampars
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Child healed of asthma
Stacie Williams
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Love from China’s famed dissident
The Monitor’s Editorial Board
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Loving one’s enemies
Jen McLaughlin
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Caring for our mental home
David C. Kennedy