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Probably tens of thousands of Christian Science healings are occurring in the world every week. All contribute to showing that Truth is the universal panacea, the one remedy for every ill or discord.

Shortly after the plane was airborne, the man in the aisle seat gave evidence of dementia. There were prolonged, noisy ravings, followed by brief periods of unhappy mutterings.

One kind of prayer is the traditional prayer of asking—hoping that something can be gained or changed. Another form of prayer is the prayer of recognizing— recognizing what and where God is, and what we already are and what we already have.

How very welcome and commendable, in ourselves and others, is the humble attitude that seeks to know what one needs to do to change for the better! A sincere desire to correct one's deficiencies, even if unspoken, is usually evidenced in one's demeanor and way of life. On the other hand, how unwelcome and unpraiseworthy is the self-deluding opposite attitude: "I did it.

Many would say, "My greatest struggles have been with self-will. " Yet each of us has the innate ability to know the will of God.

"That's me, all right!" some people say. "Just plain lazy.

We sometimes refer to disease or lack or discord as a problem, but in her writings Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, seldom uses the word "problem" in a negative sense. The problem to which she most frequently refers is the problem of being.

Some years ago a young amateur astronomer set out to accomplish the almost impossible task of discovering a new comet. He searched the skies continuously night after night for many months.

Three days  of meetings,  workshops, tours A three-day Annual Meeting season this year will develop the theme, " Every Church Activity a Healing Activity. " The Board of Directors welcomes those Mother Church members, who can attend, to share a series of inspirational meetings, specialized workshops, and tours of the almost completed Christian Science Center.

It has been helpful to me to approach the study of the Lesson-Sermon each week as a musician does when learning a new piece of music. Generally he plays the piece right through to get some idea of its content.