Editorials

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Maybe “normal” is not the right goal!

Tony Lobl

Progress for the future is truly the outflow of our recognition of divine reality in the present.
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What does love have to do with ending a pandemic?

Eric D. Nelson

What’s required of us is to see others and ourselves as Love’s essential expression, naturally and inevitably inclined to love.
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The importance of being awake and alert to God’s love

Larissa Snorek

When we remain spiritually awake and alert to God’s love, we are not easily mesmerized by the uncertainty of the times.
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Can prayer protect us?

Tony Lobl

Jesus was able to sustain his consciousness of God’s ever-present protective power where there appeared to be nothing but danger.
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Praying for ourselves and the world

Larissa Snorek

Recognizing the supremacy of God, and man’s worth and dignity as God’s expression, has unifying and healing power.
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What can’t be locked down!

Tony Lobl

Everything we think of as being out of reach is actually within reach of our true consciousness right where we are.
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The one comparison that matters

Barbara Vining

We can let our thoughts, words, and actions come into conformity with our true nature as God’s spiritual reflection.
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Our right to freedom from self-righteousness

Tony Lobl

Truly righteous thinking looks beyond material analysis of others, starting with God’s view, not our own. 
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With reasoning anchored in God, no more worrisome “what ifs”

Barbara Vining

We can anchor our thoughts in God’s laws of redeeming and healing love, and let divine Principle redirect, guide, and govern our reasoning, our hearts, and our experience.
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The good that can never be canceled

Larissa Snorek

Spiritual truth can never be canceled by human circumstances.
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Doing “life’s work”

Barbara Vining

Our lifework is to live our oneness with God—our sinless nature as God’s spiritual reflection.
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Trust in the face of uncertainty

Larissa Snorek

When we anchor thought in God’s ever-present love, and take the step immediately in front of us that seems nearest right, the way tends to open naturally.