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Freed of dizziness through prayer
Upon returning home from my first night of contra dancing, I was overcome with dizziness. I was unable to find peace in any position, whether sitting, standing, or lying down. In addition, I was physically exhausted.
Earlier that evening, I had been warmly welcomed by a dance community that radiated love and support—even to a newcomer like me. The atmosphere in the dance hall was so uplifting, making the entire experience truly memorable. Dancing had always been a passion of mine, especially during my college days. So being part of this contra dance group, even for just a few hours, left a lasting impression.
Yet, after I returned home, I felt as if my body was failing and as if everything around me was constantly shifting. The swirling sensation made it difficult to stand or walk. I recognized this intense physical and mental discomfort as a call to action. Although I didn’t feel like praying, I was sure that it was the only thing that would help me deal with this situation.
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October 20, 2025 issue
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Praise and healing at midnight
Lisa Rennie Sytsma
Keeping watch
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Nature’s spiritual lessons
Lynnell Rubright
From The Christian Science Publishing Society Board of Trustees
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Keeping our periodicals timely and relevant
The Christian Science Publishing Society Board of Trustees
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Divinely directed purpose
Liesl Ehmke
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Feeding hungry hearts with joy
Orlirio Pérez Rojas
Kids
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My healing of an earache
Máximo
Healings
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Recovery from pulled muscle
Tim Terry
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Painful burn healed
Maria da Conceição Monteiro
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Freed of dizziness through prayer
Idinma Sylvester
Bible Lens
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Probation After Death
October 20–26, 2025
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Letters & Conversations
Harley Gates, Ashley Kennedy, Sandra Saenz