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Can a man look a wild tiger in the eye and see it retreat before him? A nineteenth century British officer and administrator told of having this experience in the Mahableshwur hills in Western India. "By looking a tiger fearlessly in the eye," Mrs.

Wistful words from a popular song suggest some important truths. The words are, "Would it spoil some vast eternal plan, if I were a wealthy man?" Lyrics of "If I Were A Rich Man," by Sheldon Harnick and Jerry Bock, from the production fiddler on the roof, © 1964, Sunbeam Music, Inc.

God, the one Mind, has total dominion over all His ideas in the one real universe, the spiritual. Man's dominion is Mind's gift to him as its reflection.

The days of Christ Jesus' career were hastening on toward the crucifixion. Having concluded the main substance of his prophetic address to his disciples on the Mount of Olives, he went on to enforce his teaching by the use of illustrations, which might be called parables of preparedness.

One day I decided I couldn't go on just reading that lesson. It had to mean something to me.

Care by loving-hearted people of those in need is as old as humanity. Divine Love ever demands—and impels—this service.

Of all those who love and support noble causes, probably none love any objective more than the Christian Scientist loves his Church. In the Manual of The Mother Church by Mrs.

Every day the physical senses would have us regard friends, business associates, relatives, as faulty, material mortals. But striving to keep in view the perfection of the real man made in Spirit's likeness is a daily challenge that can bring us increasing satisfaction and spiritual progress.

A young woman had been trying to sell her house for a number of months. It was attractive and modestly priced, and the young woman couldn't understand why it didn't sell.

A multitude of problems, including disease, stem from inharmonious relationships. Discord between family members, business associates, neighbors, and friends is the basis of innumerable other problems.