The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-04-19

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sdds l.te on IN TN same article,
All Successful individuals haze /,
become such hy harc work. 10y ,
N proving moments before they
pass n,0 bouts and hours that
oh q peple May occupy n the .
! pursuit ~ pleasure
Let devote plenty OF ON I,
precious moments each day first
10 establishing IN consciousness
war ndn iual relationship with
God snd His ideas Then II Will
follow that oM human activities
vN result ~ enduring success.
The businessman must be ever
alert TO obey the First Com
mandmeni lex. 2o:3l. Thou
shalt have no other gods before
me" Jesus and his followers
recognized the fact that the in
dividual can do nothing of him.
self. but that power. ability. and
success are derived from God.
Paul said tGal. s:s). He that
soweih 10 his flesh shall of the
flesh reap corruption; but he
that soweth 10 the Spirit shall
OF the Spirit reap life everlasi-
ing
Let Us remember the PAL able
IN the Bible of the man whose
harvest was so great that his
barns were filled. and he believed
that he needed more space to store
his grain Thinking that this in
crease came through his own hut
nan ability he decided to pull
down his barns and build greater.
But is is recorded that his life was
not spared TO see the consumms-
ton OF his plans.
The lesson points out that one
should not put stone IN his own
path by imagining that ability
increase. and success come from
any source other than divine
Love, il also points out that hu
man possessions are not 10 be
boarded. but used and distributed
wisely under Gods guidance
We sometimes hear II said by
an individual who is experiencing
difficulties in business and who is
sincere and striving TO be honest
that he cannot understand why
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Perhaps the individual is thinking
of himself merely as q human be-
ing. and OF the qualities of sim
ccrity and honesty as originating
in himself However. Christian
Science teaches Us that SIC must
always regard ourselves IN our
true aspect as spiritual ideas
We must learn 10 recognize
and insist that integrity and
sincerity are qualities of God
impelled by divine Mind. These
and other qualities are inherent
in individual man and always
fulfill a divine purpose. assur-
ing perfection in all OF mans
activities. The acceptance of
these basic facts of Christian
Science inevitably leads 10 sue
cessful accomplishment in all
human affairs.
Self probation ls AS much
human error as is sell importance.
Worshiping or nourishiue the be-
ltei Of weak personality u ut q
lock Of resources opportunity OF
education Is as much fault and
hindrance 90 true and permanent
success as IS the worship of clf
Importance great intellectually
la go matte i posses ons and the
beliefs 81 domination or monop-
o,y God ha made spnlable M
Ills resource, fortcis one OF His
ndltiduah<cd IDEAS
Jesus SAID that the Flthri had /
given ail thing, into h hand
end he used the, 'htues these
piitusl abltr, mi re.oditc.
not 20 atisfg hl opn olfh ,lc /
sircs bui "a slorI cod ,n8 ,o
bless ID. mankind So 1ii our 4
Lcadci who nui only discovered I
Christian Scencc bgt 4lso r.tib.
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