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No more nightmares
Chronic nightmares were something that had haunted my sleep for as long as I could remember. They were not a nightly occurrence, but I could not remember a week passing when I did not wake in the middle of the night because of terrorizing images or sounds. These nightmares had become such a habit that they felt like part of my identity. Until I decided to take Christian Science Primary class instruction.
During the class, I immersed myself in the study of the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, and the Bible. But in the first week of instruction, the nightmares began to happen nightly, even several times a night. I struggled for a couple of days, but it began to affect my study, and I finally wanted to confront this issue. It was not going to stand between me and my study of God!
I talked with my Christian Science teacher, and she agreed to pray for me. One thing I learned during class instruction was to address any thought that is unlike God, who is pure good. Every time memories of the dream would enter my waking thought, I prayed to God and acknowledged that these nightmares were not in the consciousness of the divine Mind, which we reflect.
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March 25, 2019 issue
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From the readers
Brian Waller, Fujiko Signs, Truth Johnston
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Yes, we are benefited by praying
Clay Kaufman
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Tired of lies?
Blythe Evans
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‘No greater mission’ than loving God and man
Ellen J. Wolf
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‘No one could believe that my hand was fine’
Princess Thomas
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Protected from an assault
Lisa Andrews
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Freedom from flu symptoms
Sheryl Bristow
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Object dislodged from throat
Teri Howard
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No more nightmares
M. Holland
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Prayer dissolves bureaucratic delay
Kossi Rolland Zounho
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in Love embraced
Katie Grigg-Miller