March 19, 2018
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Thank you for “The value of self-knowledge” by Barbara Vining in the February 19, 2018, Sentinel.
It showed me how important it is to cherish each individual as an expression of God’s goodness.
We are never separate from God; we are always spiritual and always embraced in divine Love.
There are no limitations on God, and therefore no limitations on His children.
Trusting and knowing God as good and all-powerful enables one to experience his or her spiritual dominion and freedom.
“What is gratitude but a powerful camera obscura,” wrote Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, in her book The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany.
I realized that in reality, I couldn’t be sick, since God made me capable only of being good, like Him.
She thought that helping others meant picking up trash or holding the door. But then a new idea dawned on her: Maybe she could help others by praying.
Early one morning I felt assaulted by intense pain.
A week before my wife and I were scheduled to serve as substitute Readers, helping to lead services in our Christian Science Society, my throat became sore and swallowing was difficult.
Some months ago I felt a pain in my left foot, as though there were a sharp object in my shoe.
In a straightforward manner, Mary Baker Eddy offered the Golden Rule as a model for progress.
