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Years ago, I hated where I lived. My house was very close to a major road in our community, and I often slept with a pillow over my head to shut out the noise.

As a student of Christian Science, my prayers have led me to the contemplation of God as our Father-Mother. I have seen many instances that show how God cares as a Shepherd and always gently leads us to take proper footsteps.

Last year my wife bought me a pair of nice quality wireless earbuds, and I use them several times each day. One day, while mowing the lawn, I used only one earbud and put the other in its charging box.

Looking to be a better healer? Then you’ll want to keep an eye out for articles like this one, appearing periodically in The Christian Science Journal, Sentinel,  and Herald.  Their aim: to correct some of the misconceptions about Christian Science that would keep us from having the results we so desire.

Several years ago I enjoyed an outdoor concert on a lawn in front of a beautiful pavilion, along with about twenty thousand others. Early in the evening I noticed a young man near me holding his head in his hands.

Our toddler granddaughter is especially aware of new or loud sounds. So when a thunderstorm rolled through town, she was eager to tell about it: “The thunder went, Boom! Boom! But Mommy said, ‘It can’t come into our house, and Mommy and Daddy will always keep you safe.

Every morning I delight in hearing my teenage children talking, listening to each other, laughing, enjoying each other. This is reason for particular gratitude because during their younger years they fought on a regular basis, even though they definitely loved each other.

One might say that Christ Jesus was a kind of celebrity in his day. People flocked to see him.

Something wonderful follows when we discover more of our spirituality. And by spirituality I mean the fact of our spiritual being as the creation of God—and that our lives are determined not by something material, but rather by the qualities coming from the infinite divine Mind.

Spirituality isn’t synonymous with poverty. In fact, spirituality goes hand in hand with prosperity.