Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-05-09
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Discovery and Discover,
Those who have had avn.
mountain climbing will roa,ce in
after toiling up out of the r 1oCaI how,
hnes of the canon along tL' a low con-
trails, they have finally ba" winding
reach the very summit of the ' r to
Having attained this exalted ( ,;o, range,
they have paused to gaze on t lb,oT point
OF the panorama spread hafor. '.eauy
mere among the foothills no,., 'Aem
village from which they bava l ~ The
made their way. Yonder tn lately
valley winds the ever-widonieousu The
On the other side of the VALLEY s,. river
es another range of monnto fio'e'c0-
snow-capped peaks glistenin~, '' i lis
sunlight. ''7 III the
Nothing has been added IN n,,,
Scape since the traveller raso ,lN ,"l0-
summit, but he has attainsS >,'gu NE
hence which enables him 10 a; 'IN'
that which was ALREADY tbor, O'SC t
experience of the traveller nh,t. .aN
the phenomenon of spiritual disc r,,aIes
The seer and prophet in the snir;,a!,'
realm becomes such because '' 80
ability to rise in consciousness ~ MS
the narrowneSS and Limitation ~ oo,e
erlal thinking to the altitude of ba ,''"C-
spiritual vision. Thus he attains ,S
point OF view that enables MIN to
comprehend the facts of bein, 40 "
reveal them to others. He does ~ no.
add to that which is. but ne Disco
that which always was TI;, ."S
scribes the experience of snirit~.,
leaders of all times. '''"''
Mary Baker Eddy did NOT i,v,..
anything in her discovery of Chri .,tu,
Science. She did not add to that
which already was. She discovor"5
the Principle underlying the sniritno,
healing of physical disease Inv Nv"
prophets, by Christ Jesus. and NV tb,
early Christians. As result of Ln.
discovery she was able to restor, y,
the world not only the Science of ,oI
ing but the Science of being.
Mrs. Eddy
Mrs. Eddy was born in Bow \ II
July 16, 1921. She received her norL
education from her brother Albor,
Baker, a graduate Of Dartmouth col,
lege, and at the private school of D,sr
H. Sanborn in Tilton. n. II. Always
thoughtful and religious, she early
united with the congregational church
and remained a member of that do.
nomination until her discovery of
Christian Science IN 1866. In lS75
having first demonstrated the practical
worth of her discovery, she wrote and
published the Christian Science te,t.
book, Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures In 1879 she organ
lied the Christian Science Church
which was later reOrganiZed as Tho
First Church of Christ, Scientist. in
Boston, Massachusetts. In 1881 Mrs
Eddy opened the Massachusetts Meta
physical College, the only institution
of its kind having a charter from the
Commonwealth. She wrote Unity of
Good, Miscellaneous Writings" and
other standard works on Christian
Science. Mrs. Eddy established The
Christian Science Publishing Society
which issues the denominational puh-
LEGATIONS, including a daily newspaper
which publishes only that which is
constructive and beneficial and which
gives its readers a Worldwide grasp
of affairs.
Mrs. Eddy saw the fruition of her
life-wOrk and the extension of the
movement which she founded in every
part of the civilized world.
Mrs. Eddy has been declared by the
Governor of her native State to have
been New Hampshires greatest wo-
man, and truly she may be so re-
garded by reason of her achievements
But of all her wonderful works, that
for which Christian Scientists revere
and love her most is her discovery and
declaration, and demonstration of the
life-giVing truth that God is good
Therefore they say to you, "AcQuaint
now myself with him, and be at peace
Job xxi. 2D. And for the purpose
of becoming more intelligently ac-
quainted with God as the infinitely
good and loving Principle of your be
ing, they commend you to an earnest
study o. Mrs. Eddy's book Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
lures"
This textbook of Christian Science
is giving its students remarkable free
dom from the besetments Of evil and
is bringing into their daily experience
the practical proof that universal good
is available to mankind in every hour
Of need. For this they are unspeak-
ably grateful, and because Of this they
are encouraged to hope and believe
that you may also become students
of the Scriptures in the new light
thrown on them by this wonderful
book, for they know that "thcrcOy
good shall come unto thee