The genesis of "whatever"

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  • Опубліковано 17 січ 2025

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  • @barbaraharty3506
    @barbaraharty3506 10 місяців тому +5

    Yes..I’ve just found this channel and find it most enjoyable and inspirational…keep up the good work and thank you❣️

  • @gloriaperkins3924
    @gloriaperkins3924 10 місяців тому +6

    Thank you for these interesting videos love what you do.❤

  • @johnnada.
    @johnnada. 10 місяців тому +3

    Mrs. Eddy ended the Metaphysical College at the height of its success and turned toward study and her writing. The workers who lived with her at Pleasant View didn’t hold group discussions on Christian Science, they practiced with Mrs. Eddy, demonstrating activity, oneness, dominion in everyday life, even with the apparent pressure of a multitude of attacks on her work.
    The era you worked through in Boston is one that has been swept under the rug, but stands as an example of the suggestion of error not being subjugated to Principle. Your individual consciousness (which is Mind as is stated in Mrs. Eddy’s writings several times) led you to Truth that has always been and always will be.

  • @JaimeCharaf
    @JaimeCharaf 10 місяців тому +5

    Glad you did. Start it up. I mean,

  • @Cambria777
    @Cambria777 8 місяців тому +1

    Great channel! TY for making it. ⚘️

  • @Je.Suis.Flaneur
    @Je.Suis.Flaneur 7 місяців тому

    Listening to this video, I recall the time that the CS Monitor broadcast a televised news program. The anchor sat with a laptop computer on the desk. This programming didn't last. Whether it didn't gain ratings, cost too much to buy airtime or some reason unknowable, it didn't last. I'm told, by someone who knows better than I, that the Mother Church views social media with -- let me rephrase and say that the Church is cool towards social media. When UA-cam suggested your channel, I was pleased. CS isn't well organized (findable) on the Internet. And some channels are badly got up. PS - I like your idea of CS for CS, outreach is always the hardest part. See also: Christian Science Hymnal and DavidChristensen1 for music.