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Nothing can prevent us from individually experiencing the resurrecting power of divine Love in our daily life, whatever conditions we face. 
We are truly resurrected—lifted out of a belief of life in matter—as we follow Jesus and live in accord with the reality he taught and proved of life in Spirit.
No matter what discordant situation we may face, prayer tunes our ear to better understand God, Soul, and thereby brings out more of the divine reality in our experience. 
We can learn from these minor characters in the Easter story not to limit how transforming our own encounters with Christ can be for us and for others.
You can think of goodness and mercy as a little like the lambs following my friend around—with us wherever we go.

Cut lip healed

An idea came to me that I had heard in a Christian Science lecture—that healing is possible now.

A welcome return to work

I became certain of the mental nature of the disease and was thoroughly conscious of God’s presence; I knew I would be well.
I didn’t just want my foot to feel normal again—I also wanted to know the peaceful presence of God.

That time in the tomb

The story of Easter encourages all who struggle. 
Beginning with the first chapter of Genesis, the good nature of God and His creation is celebrated—and the psalms honor divine goodness repeatedly.

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