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Movement restored; pain and fear healed
I am so grateful for a quick healing I experienced nearly a year ago. After waking up in the middle of the night, unable to move without a great deal of pain, I yelled for help but could not be heard—my husband had fallen asleep in the other room. I remembered my cellphone on the nightstand and was able to reach it to call my grandson, who just happened to be in the guest room next to me. He immediately woke up my husband, and they decided to call an ambulance, but I refused medical treatment.
Next, my grandson called his mother—my daughter—who lives in another state. My dear daughter voiced spiritual truths to me, and I started to be able to move some. Then she said, “Mom, you are not sick, and you are a good girl.” I broke out in laughter at her words, and this broke the mesmerism.
She was alluding to a little children’s biography of Mary Baker Eddy (Mary Baker Eddy: A Special Friend by Karin Sass) that I used to read to her when she was a child. In this sweet book, there is an account of Mrs. Eddy being called to heal a little boy who had become sick. This boy was often naughty and stubborn. While Mrs. Eddy prayed for him, he suddenly sat up and said, “I is tick,” and Mrs. Eddy replied, “You are not sick, and you are a good boy.” Soon he was healed—and his behavior improved, too.
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December 4, 2017 issue
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From the readers
Mimi Lofgren, Sally Roberts
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Why share my healing?
Liz Butterfield Wallingford
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Protected everywhere
Kit Kurtz
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Today is God’s day!
Sally House Heinsohn
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Love’s comforting care
Sondra Nielsen Elkins
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Free to fly
Nancy Christopher
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When my dog ran away
Matthew
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Freedom from shame—innocence reclaimed
Helen Lechner
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Aftereffects from a fall healed
Carree White
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Movement restored; pain and fear healed
Victoria Gaines
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'Let the heaven and earth...'
Photograph by Nancy Robison
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Curiosity as an answer for income inequality
The <i>Monitor’s</i> Editorial Board
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Spiritual curiosity
Blythe Evans
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The power and permanence of innocence
Kim Crooks Korinek