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Overcoming loneliness

Overcoming loneliness
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Christian Science Sentinel

Loneliness? There is a better companion.

The powerful spiritual fact of “God with us” is a solid basis for praying about loneliness. 

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Christian Science Sentinel

Where we always belong

There is no feeling of separation when we lean on and understand divine Principle, Love; any sense of a void is already filled with the one constant, reliable, ever-present All-in-all—God.

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The Christian Science Journal

“Weep not”

According to the Gospel of Luke, on at least two occasions Christ Jesus tenderly said to those who were grieving, “Weep not.” First, to a mother who had lost her only son, then later to a ruler of...

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Christian Science Sentinel

“My best, my ever Friend”

Turning to God lifts us out of loneliness as it lifts our thinking out of darkness and despair to behold the ever-shining light of divine Love that is all around us.

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Christian Science Sentinel

Embrace the wilderness

I suddenly realized in awe how far God had brought me through this trying time, sustaining and guiding me.

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Christian Science Sentinel

Night grace

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Christian Science Sentinel

How can we feel the Love that overcomes loneliness?

Most of us have felt lonely at some time or another, but recently the phrase “an epidemic of loneliness” has been making an appearance in headlines in several nations. In the United Kingdom the gov...

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The Christian Science Journal

Alone? Or alone with God?

By divine design, we are each created with the spiritual capacity to turn to the waiting arms of Love.

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Christian Science Sentinel

Sacred solitude

What’s the distinction between loneliness and being alone—between a kind of “solitary confinement” and sacred solitude with God?If you search for loneliness on the Internet, you’ll get everything f...

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Christian Science Sentinel

TO ABOLISH LONELINESS

Author Kurt Vonnegut believes that the most daring among us would "create communities in which the terrible disease of loneliness can be cured." Like any form of unhappiness or dis-e...