Let me tell you about my life-altering experience reading Margaret Laird’s – CSR: A Challenge To Original Thinking. I had been a Christian Scientist for forty years, although not a very good one. Initially I was drawn to it because I’d been a seeker after truth...
The main issue with the idea of “reaching across the table” is the belief that there is anything outside of One, that there are issues or even a table to be across, or someone “out there” with opposing views, threats, disease or anything...
I recall participating in a fabulous IMS teleconference, in which we studied Practice Not Profession by Margaret Laird, in its entirety, over five sessions. On page 47 of that paper, Mrs. Laird writes, “No individual has a mind that can hate.” That...
What is this thing called “practice” that we, as Metaphysical Scientists, are supposed to do? Practice what? I always thought to practice was to do over and over until I got it right. If perfection is all there is, what’s to practice? Is there any...
I first came across the term “unlived life” in Margaret Laird’s 1956 Laird Letters, and have seldom, if ever, seen her use it elsewhere. Like much of her writing, that curious word juxtaposition reeled me in: What is an “unlived life?” I...
Even Arthur Corey in his Christian Science Class Instruction in chapter VIII - Universe - mentions the impossibility of solipsism…
The paradox of dear Alan's insecurity has been solved! Government is Self-Government: Page 76 "Egotism (a divided Ego) is insecurity"…
I noticed recordings of Alan Watts recently appearing on the 'tube and elsewhere. (many with annoying music). Interesting, because only…
Oops. CSRE P7, Lines 8-21.
No solipsism! Carefully read from CSRE 3rd edition P 8-21 (or WATW P5): ..."I do not think "I am my…