Editorials

Look around you. What do you see? Table, chairs, walls, a window? Trees, park bench, cars? A huge range of material objects constantly facing us and apparently real may lead us to think of them as entirely actual, parts of our natural environment.

More than ever before people in the Western World are now experimenting with a method of meditation derived from a great religion of the East, Hinduism. Their hope is that through this method they will gain release from the stresses of modern living and discover energies within themselves that previously were dormant.

We do not have to accept any suggestion, ignorant or malicious, that we or others are in danger of falling, physically, morally, or in any other way. Rejecting such suggestion on the basis of the spiritual facts, we can avert any such threatened danger.

The author shares how we can help contain, neutralize, and eliminate violence by increasing our understanding of the Science of being.

There's a saying: "Tomorrow is a new day. " That's only true if we first make today a new day.

You'll be propelled out of any problem you may be enmeshed in by remembering, or finding out, who you are. Though this needs explanation, it is not said to be simplistic but to be helpful.

Christian Scientists who were close to Mrs. Eddy loved her dearly.

During the winter of 1898, while living in Concord, New Hampshire, Mrs. Eddy called a member of her household to her room and imparted to him some of the inspiring thoughts that had come to her the night before.

In Science and Health Mrs. Eddy asks the question, "Can matter drive Life, Spirit, hence, and so defeat omnipotence?" Science and Health, p.

There's a scientific basis from which we can "put off the old man with his deeds," Col. 3:9; as Paul says we must.