October 30, 2017
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[“Lost items recovered through prayer,” Norm Bleichman, September 4, 2017, Sentinel]
The clearest answers to prayer appear when I set aside every plan and opinion, completely trusting God.
My identity, reflecting the substance of Spirit, is spiritual, therefore always intact and untouched by any laws of matter.
We’re the outcome, spiritual gesture, and expression of the divine cause that is God.
In the early 1970s I was living in London and trying to fill a sense of emptiness with food, but the problem had nothing to do with physical hunger.
About four years ago, prior to becoming a student of Christian Science, I began to experience crippling headaches.
How could I be both imperfect and perfect? There was no way I could be both.
I have been a Christian Scientist all my adult life, and have turned to God to help me solve problems and heal me of physical ailments.
For over a year I endured a growing sense of debilitation in my right arm.
I have been a Christian Scientist my entire life and have had numerous healings over the years—some with the help of a practitioner and others through my own prayer springing from an understanding of God’s ever-presence and love.
One morning as I was washing my face I noticed a red bump on the edge of my right eyebrow, and I then went about the business of the day, not giving it any more thought.
The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance: against such there is no law.
Cherishing this reality of universal spiritual unity impels us to express it in an ever-widening love.
