Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

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The Esosssie Age tAs ~as1zpAysieal
Axe the -Cnristisa science Age This
sosssrfsl. xonasrfai age Of ours Woat
Il may nsxE Bs czlisd sb0 can ts.l
Well. ] Sss s2ulssAst l2te. bar sas
cordially usAersd .ato TIE pretty p4FloEs d
Mrs. kiBg. ~ho resides a. No. ii6 SumsnsF-
at his city A goodly number Of ''Chnstisn
Seisntisls' meet hsre every Monday sfler-
noon for the study and discassloa Of tbs
surprising seiencs. sas given . seat CON-
asAdiBg good view 0f the tso rooms.
There we're tseaty ladies present and
Two sentlsmsn. Some were ranged round
tAs 'front.' pasior. leaving the center o. tie
room clear. NFs. kiRg. the presiding sgi-
tal0r-in the bssl ssnsx .. t1e word. Tor sac
eeftsialy can stir more thought INTO action
and excite more inquiries IN a mlButs than
some people can Ia al houE-was SEATED
under the arch between The Two pariorA
while a zumber were grouped sbOat her.
What would be likely 10 impress q c
stranger at first were TIE bright. cheerful
l call IL They were bright. intelligent peO-
pie. aud looked as though leey really prac-
uced the divine philosophy" which they
essay 70 teach. This philosophy a. | Was
enabled 10 understand Il in 80 short q time
Is embodied ia the sxpressi rs Love God
with all your heart. and your neighbOr ss
yOurself." Do unto Others as YOU would
be done By" seek aud We snail mud"
Neither did these appear like words
-
seemed 10 come directly from the heait
We shall sec 10 expressed il the following
remarks, which are verbatim:
Il think Jesus expressed it-love him
your neighoorl as yourself he Is your
self-the brotherhood, the oneness oi the
human family. that oneness of human feel
ing; tha. desire for; that looking out for HE
comfort. his happiness. peace-willing 10
forgive him as yourself" Just as the eye,
the ear ana the moss are part OF one o0dy,
so each individual Is part OF the one gresl
whole"
There were no psuses. no tagging in the
discussion, for Mrs. King was Always ready
10 make another timely suggestion OF inter
est. One OF the gentlemen pfessnt was
quite Inclined 10 object occasionally, not
exactly as irrelevant and immatsrial, bu',
as trihe Incompetent, perhaps-just
snapped little cold water now and then,
but IL gave no chill. and he was speedily
met with enthusiastic and apparently, to
him, convincing argcmept
But-weil--y0u see. | know very little
about this strange science, aud IL is not 10
be wondered at that | shou become trihe
bewi'dered when they came to go where
could not follow. They talked some about
our becoming sometime, somewhere, 50
highly evolved that We should have a clear
consciousness of the eternity of our past.
| could not quite make out whether they
believed in reincarnation or not. and if so.
what we were before we came TO livs here7
Then mention was made, half smile ep-
parent, that the time might coma when
these bodies Of ours would not die. | re-
ceived the impression that by this was
meant the body might become so fac and
eatnerialized there could be no death for it,.
This, however, was to be in the distant
future; they were now simply in the pri-
mary clsssess of "spiritua. msthematics.'
Thsy also. II understood correctly, be
lieve that the power which is acquired By
Christian Science" discipline, this brush.
ing OF cobweb. from the mind, will Gear
the way for a successful Dusine clreer,
and that TO attain power over ali beneath
him. man must be governed by pure and
noble motives. and subject himself to tar.
nest aud sincere endeavor.
'selfveliancethe watch word seems,
fths science o. kindness. bright with dreams
OF help 10 humanity, extended 10 all,
TIL II reaches state where there Is no fall
HEPsEY