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In my late teens I left my childhood home and the teachings of Christian Science to search the world to find a religion, philosophy, or teaching that I would love enough to base my life upon. But after a number of years, I felt a void in my life.

Have you ever felt you were in a fix financially or in some other way? In such a situation, where can we look for help? God, Spirit, has the answer we need. God is constantly imparting to us His spiritual thoughts, or angel messages, which show us the way.

Have you ever been confronted with a situation where you felt confused and as though things were out of control? When I faced a difficult time some years ago, I turned to the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. While reading the first page of the Preface, I came to these words: "The time for thinkers has come.

You can be free from the memory of past wrongs and move forward with your life. This freedom is not found through human reasoning but through spiritual understanding.

Two years ago , in the fall of my senior year in high school, I was encouraged not to audition for a choir. I was told the time commitment to the choir might prevent me from running my best in cross-country.

People throughout the world are looking for peace, stability, and health in all aspects of their lives. And perhaps more than ever before, they are seeking ideas that will help them care for these basic human needs from a spiritual perspective.

A desire or need and its fulfillment seem to be two different things, generally separated by a time lapse. But from the standpoint of spiritual reality—in the perfection of God's kingdom—every need is already fulfilled.

What would you do if you were confronted by a gang of street toughs trying to rob you? Some experts say you should hand over the money to would-be robbers. "Don't resist," they urge.

As I began to pray for the world one day, its overwhelming needs made my prayer seem futile. There was violence and hatred on every front.

Many individuals are seeking cures for disease. For the most part, these efforts take material, or physical, conditions as a given, and seek a cure within that framework.