October 1991, Science of Mind Magazine

CONTENTS

OLD FRIEND. OAK - by Christine S. Randolph - A beloved oak tree evokes memories of a childhood spiritual awakening.
MOVING MOUNTAINS - BY T. J. Walker - Exploring the lives of the world’s great figures lendstimely relevance to the teachings of Jesus.
MIRACLE IN MEXICO - by Lisa Scott - A promising adventure in a new country leads toshattered dreams, until a miraculous event occurs.
SIX STEPS TO JOY - by Arnold Fox, M.D., and Barry Fox, PhD. - Use these simple techniques to triumph over the harsh stresses of daily living.
ENLARGING OUR THOUGHT - by Ernest Holmes - Attract an ever expanding flow of good into your life through the power of thought.
LET LOVE GET THROUGH TO YOU - by Catherine Hubbell - Love has infinite ways to reach us - and will, when we learn to recognize its often hidden presence.
TOWARDS A LANGUAGE OF INCLUSION - by Jan Hurley - Noting the power of the spoken and written word, the author urges the use of language that includes everyone.
ALL TOGETHER Readers write about... "How I Kept Going"

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Preview:	CONTENTS OLD FRIEND. OAK - by Christine S. Randolph - A beloved oak tree evokes memories of a childhood spiritual awakening. MOVING MOUNTAINS - BY T. J. Walker - Exploring the lives of the world’s great figures lendstimely relevance to the teachings of Jesus. MIRACLE IN MEXICO - by Lisa Scott - A promising adventure in a new country leads toshattered dreams, until a miraculous event occurs. SIX STEPS TO JOY - by Arnold Fox, M.D., and Barry Fox, PhD. - Use these simple techniques to triumph over the harsh stresses of daily living. ENLARGING OUR THOUGHT - by Ernest Holmes - Attract an ever expanding flow of good into your life through the power of thought. LET LOVE GET THROUGH TO YOU - by Catherine Hubbell - Love has infinite ways to reach us - and will, when we learn to recognize its often hidden presence. TOWARDS A LANGUAGE OF INCLUSION - by Jan Hurley - Noting the power of the spoken and written word, the author urges the use of language that includes everyone. ALL TOGETHER Readers write about... "How I Kept Going"