“More Blessed to Give than Receive” and Unselfing (Deep Think #12)
Let’s give God’s gifts to others from the place of our “unselfed better self,” and receive the blessings. Get a right sense of self and take care of it.
Christian Science
Bible Lesson Study Journal (Photos of Recent Pages)
Take a peek inside my spiritual study. I encourage you too to use a journal for yours.
Animal Magnetism (New Metaphysical Poem by Polly Castor)
Anything that is not joy is animal magnetism.
Collection of Historical Christian Science Lectures Expanded
These lectures from the past include some jewels.
Christian Science Founded by a Woman (Analogy by Edward Kimball)
Imagine yourself in hell, looking for a way out…
Spiritual Thoughts About Money and Supply (Deep Think #10)
Let’s look at the divine source of supply ever acting during this unusual time.
Thoughts from Covid-19 Isolation (#1)
Solitude is something to enjoy too, a nurturing thing that gets us beyond the noise of daily static, deep into some soul sustenance.
You are Never Weary (Quote by Ezra W. Palmer)
Does not nature, with a thousand voices, declare that God and His creation never weary?
Peek Inside my Bible Lesson Study Journal
Here’s another peak into my Bible Lesson journal to encourage you to have a similar practice of wrestling with and cherishing grand ideas.
Thoughts about Reducing Polarity
How the Christian Scientist perspective reduces polarity in society that more may be blessed by emulating.
The Hymn We’ve Been Singing Repeatedly
We sang this hymn throughout our trip, riveted to both the meaning of the words and the beautiful melody.
Newspaper Article on Compassion by Polly Castor
Often the idea of compassion is mixed up with the words sympathy and pity. I would describe the difference this way.
No Room for Evil (Blanche Hersey Hogue Quote)
…as surely as darkness is impossible where light is, just that surely evil is not to be found where God is…
Polly Preaching #2 (Distinction Between Jesus and the Christ)
Let this Christ be in you that was also in Jesus. Let this presence be palpable and practical in your everyday experience.