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Let's end dead-end thinking

By Marian C. English

A visit to a cave in Turkey triggers inspiring thoughts about progress.

How to win the battle against pain

By Rosalie E. Dunbar

We hear a lot about managing pain. It's as though people expect that, like stocks and bonds, pain will forever fluctuate and needs to be monitored. The author offers an entirely different perspective, explaining the spiritual means that enable us not merely to cope with pain but to free ourselves from it.

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Laid off but not let down

By Nanette Leatherwood

I was healed of the depression as I saw more clearly my real job—being the child of God.

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In Love? You bet. There's nowhere else to be!

By Joan Sieber Ware

Would you give anything to be in a relationship? That very wish might be the one thing you need to give up in order to find your dream come true.

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LIFE WITHOUT CYNICISM

Sandy Portincaso

Last year, when I was thinking about how I could better serve God, the thought came to me to take a stand against cynicism.

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You said what?

By Clark Gary Rogers

There are three C's—criticism, cynicism, and complaint—without which life would be a lot nicer. Read how to trade in these C's for higher marks.

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He was stealing flowers, so I punched him

By John Quincy Adams III

Although it certainly seemed he was justified in being angry—after all, someone had stolen from him—the writer learns a better way to respond than with aggression.

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JESUS HEALS WOMAN OF HEMORRHAGE

And certain woman, which had an issue of blood twelve years, and had suffered many things of many physicians, and had spent all that she had, and was nothing bettered, but rather grew worse, when she had heard of Jesus, came in the press behind, and touched his garment.