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Jesus gave us the clue to healing ability, spiritual success, and fulfillment: "And I, if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto me. " john 12:32; How is this accomplished? The answers are multiple.

Spiritual good is eternal, ever present. We can hope for and expect good, enjoy it in the present and tenderly recall it.

It is impossible to lose a loved one! Does anyone who has "lost" his nearest and dearest through death think this assertion is too ethereal? To one struggling with grief, does it seem a cruel twisting of reality to say that one cannot "lose" one's husband, wife, child, or others dear to him? Is it verbal mockery? No, not if the master Christian's teachings are true. And they are true, for he proved everything he taught —proof which culminated in his own triumph over crucifixion, death, and the rock-sealed tomb.

It is just as important today as ever for us to capture our thoughts and discipline them until they coincide with the Christly standard of purity and spiritual power. In his second letter to the Corinthians the Apostle Paul describes Christian warfare as necessarily enlisting the power of divinely guided thought to pull down the enemy's strongholds.

The Swiss Alps were right outside my bedroom window. These glorious mountains surrounded our small hotel.

Since a high goal of every Christian Scientist is to attain the ability to demonstrate Truth, and goodness is the way of attaining it, then the desire to be good must be one's constant purpose. The Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, Mary Baker Eddy, says: "To energize wholesome spiritual warfare, to rebuke vainglory, to offset boastful emptiness, to crown patient toil, and rejoice in the spirit and power of Christian Science, we must ourselves be true.

Paul apparently sent his letter to the Romans from Corinth about A. D.

Spiritual healing has always been inseparable from Christianity. When Mrs.

I remember hearing at a Christian Science Sunday church service an organ prelude so inspiring that it impressed me as a musical journey from sense to Soul. It began with movingly beautiful melodies and harmonies and progressed to music so ethereal it seemed almost celestial.

A new concept of woman is needed — a true, spiritual concept. The concept of woman and womanhood based on material reasoning needs to be revised.