Category: Mary Baker Eddy

Cuckoo bird and averting fear

June 30, 2006 | 5 comments

It’s one of the biggest cons in the bird kingdom. The famous cuckoo bird rarely builds its own nest. When ready to lay eggs, mother cuckoo looks for a nest with eggs similar to hers already in it. When mom

Suicide not helpful

May 13, 2006 | No comments yet

“I can’t take the suffering anymore. My life is hopeless. The depression is overwhelming. The only way out is suicide,” many people have despaired in moments of dark misery. When facing bleak options, it’s good to know there’s a better

Pill pushers

May 2, 2006 | 2 comments

Have you noticed how aggressively pharmaceutical companies have been pushing their pills? Forbes magazine claims Big Pharma’s focus is more market-driven than ever. Billions are spent on ad campaigns aimed at convincing consumers they need more medicine. Drug firms have

Finding the mental villain

March 17, 2006 | 1 comment

“What evil thought do I need to get rid of to be healed?” many people have despaired when suffering. Frequently, negativity such as resentment, hatred, anger, jealousy, ill-will and their like are behind physical pain and mental anguish. The hurt

What to do with downtime

March 4, 2006 | No comments yet

Americans have more leisure time then ever, but don’t know how to use it to their advantage, the Washington Post reports in the article, “Leisure overload?” Over the decades, workers have become more productive, wages have risen, hours worked per