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Come naturally into Spirit.

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Announcements Forums Spirit — February 9th, 2020 Come naturally into Spirit.

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    “Emerge gently from matter into Spirit. Think not to thwart the spiritual ultimate of all things, but come naturally into Spirit through better health and morals and as the result of spiritual growth.” by Mary Baker Eddy, Science and Health, page 485

    “Emerge: To rise out of… That is–emerging from the deep. To reappear, after being eclipsed; To rise out of a state of depression or obscurity; to rise into view; as, to emerge from poverty or obscurity; to emerge from the gloom of despondency.”(Websters 1828 Dictionary)

    Before coming to Plainfield “emerge gently” was a way to explain my lack of progress and healing. On the other hand I also had the opposite idea that if I read or said absolute Truths that was Christian Science but I think it was trying to “thwart” the process. Since coming here and working with a Plainfield practitioner and participating I have been given solid building blocks. This practical application it is more of a step by step, precept by precept. “Emerge gently” means to show what you know by daily bringing my thinking, attitude, behaviors in line with God. While this requires great persistence, honesty, and discipline. It is more “natural” and has resulted in better “health and morals” of which I am very grateful.

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