Arizona republican., 1920-10-04
Winged to Re0ch
 the D1v3ne Glory"

all directions, Mind and the idea of Mind
 Divine Mind never ceases to unfold the glories heauties and spiritual ex- ce!lence Of the scientific universe. The process Of creating which seems to take place in human invention is purely false representation of what is actual ly taking place perpetually in Mind. That is. divine intelligence, without single limit is unfolding it's infinite eXpresson. Mind is bringing forth the pure image of all the vast knowledge and understanding which dwells in the unlimited consclousness. Infinite good or Spirit Thus pure image is the spir- itual creation, the unfoldment of which ! is the reality of invention. of which the mortal sense of invention Is in truth a poor make believe. Mary Baker Eddy, discoverer and founder of Christian Science, deals with this subject in "Sci- ! ence and Health with Key to the Scrip [ tures," wherein she says on page 263: There can be but one creator, who has created all. Whatever seems to be a new creation is but the discovery of some distant idea of Truth; else it is new multiplication or self division of mortal thought, asawhen some defi- mite sense peers from its cloister with amazement and attempts to pattern l the infinite"
 While in absolute truth mortals must look forward to what is even now the one fact and presence. the divinely creative Mind and the infinite idea, expressing it, they nevertheless can be grateful for the higher sense of pass ing from place to place manifest in such inventions as the aeroplane and the wireless telephone Traveling | fhrosgcrI n ra iad af frvo hrfv, Hrnr miles an hour with ease and safety it is very obviously a betterment over the thirty miles an hour of Stephen sons Rocket, or even the mile-a min ute speed of express trains a few years ago. The aeroplane, certai9ly. is one step out of material limitation, but il affords only a hint of the true uni. verse of Mind, wherein matter is mol and spiritual activity is the entirety of unfoldment
 Mind, divine intelligence, knows not
 any passing from place to place in tho
 sense of there being a ''here" and {
 there" with a distance in between
 those two points Difficult as it is fol
 mortals to grasp it, the fact must b'
 comprehended sooner or later tha
 Mind is omnlpresence, for Mind is All Therefore, everpresence is all the here
 there and everywhere there is. Int
 perception of this tremendous fact il possible of attainment by men througl
 uplifted understanding. as the resul
 of constant striving for this under
 standing and it's accomplishment, thu happy advancement out of material ism. But this perception, this under standing, and this advancement mus be the goal of mankind, and it is tn
 demand of Principle. the unfolding o
 spiritual consciousness, active in tn
 world today. that progress be made to ward this goal As Mrs. Eddy says
 "Beholding the infinite tasks of truth
 we pause-wait on God. Then we pusl i. onward. until boundless thought walk enraptured, and conception unconfine, i is winged to reach the divine glory. (Science and Health, p. 323.)
 The record of discovery and inven ton through the ages mas been his tory of the overcoming of fear. Tn ? sailors in the little ships of Columbu
 possessed such a dread of what the