Editorials

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.

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Loving our neighbor during a nationwide lockdown

Tony Lobl

We can see our neighbors safe in the reality of Spirit and receptive to Christ communicating that we coexist in divine Mind.

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Losing labels, finding ourselves

Larissa Snorek

Jesus’ clear perception enabled him to see the true identity of each individual, an identity that had no relation to external labeling.

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From “I wish” to “Thank you, God”

Instead of wishing for what we think is missing, we can open our hearts to the law of God’s infinite goodness.

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Our Easter antidote to temptation

Tony Lobl

We can turn to the ever-living Christ for assurance of Mind’s ascendancy over all matter’s claims.

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Finding the courage to do what’s right

Barbara Vining

God has given each of us the courage to face our own human weaknesses and selflessly overcome them out of love for God and humanity.

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Freedom from the tangle of resentment

Larissa Snorek

More than just a choice we might make, forgiveness is a divinely impelled willingness to yield human thought to God’s love working in us.

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Grasping the infinity of God—help that is always present

Barbara Vining

Healing occurs when we accept and live in accord with the infinity of God, in which health, purity, and life are present for everyone all the time.

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Even though it was written in 1883, this timeless article by Mary Baker Eddy from her Miscellaneous Writings 1883–1896 offers a concise yet thorough analysis of what’s going on during times of contagion.