Spiritual Enlightenment and Education
Includes: Spiritual Enlightenment and Education; Evil Obsolete; Treatment Against Malpractice; Aggressive Features of Animal Magnetism; Metaphysics of the Bible.

The address of 1935 illustrates so clearly how our thinking determines our experience. She writes as follows: “Sooner or later, it will occur to us that all good things belong to us because they are our very being. Sooner or later, we shall recognize that our own right Mind is God, and is our source of infinite supply. As we comprehend this fact, we need to deal with no one but ourselves. There is no ‘outside’ to being. Being is all. As we understand this to be true, we need not depend upon persons, or time, or circumstances for our help. Our world depends upon nothing outside of ourselves, and no problem is too small, or too great, to be understood in its right light and then translated into harmony.”

A Spirtual Understanding of the Scripture: 1938
Includes: A Spiritual Understanding of the Scriptures; Divine Metaphysics versus Semi-metaphysics; The Christly Method of Healing; Overcoming by Obedience; Body.

In her remarkable address given in 1937, Mrs. Wilcox explains that Truth understood must be objectified as healing and regeneration. She writes: “Truth must be in concrete manifested form and cannot appear otherwise. Divinity is in evidence as concrete human expressions, which are constantly being transformed by the ideal. . . .

“Truth discerned must have an accompanying concrete manifestation. It is only false sense that says we can know a truth and still not know it in some concrete evidence. The problem of being must be solved in the way that Jesus taught and exemplified. The truth of abundance that appeared in the consciousness of Jesus was expressed in its manifested concrete form, exemplified by him as wine, the tax money, loaves and fishes, etc., thus proving that divinity — reality — was in manifestation as the supply to human consciousness. . . .

“There are some students who insist that truth or understanding can come into consciousness as abstract — that is, without some accompanying tangible expression. This is impossible because infinite Truth is concrete being. To believe that understanding or spiritual insight alone, without accompanying proof or demonstration, is sufficient to deliver salvation, is to follow but one part of Jesus’ teaching and example. Understanding and visible practice or demonstration are a unit and inseparable. They are simultaneous.”

Prophecy and Fulfillment – 1939 Address
Topics are:  The Millennium — the “Greater Works”; The Source, Power, and Origin of Thought; No Malpractice; Infinite Ideas — Human Supply; What Is Christian Science Healing?

God, Mind, Consciousness – 1940 Address
Topics are: God, Mind, Consciousness; Aggressive Mental Suggestion; Christian Science Practice.

In the address of 1939, Mrs. Wilcox states in “The Millennium — The Greater Works”: “Only those who have spiritual discernment realize what is taking place and the import of the present time. Those with discernment realize that the world is passing out of one mental cycle, or mode of thinking and living, into another cycle of enlarged thinking and better living, and of spiritual power. When this great moral chemicalization has done its work, we shall find error destroyed, and good only at hand.”

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THE AGE OF DIVINE INTELLIGENCE
Includes: Service and Love – Essential Elements of Christianity; Our Mission in the World is Individual; The Age of Divine Intelligence; Our Practice Governed by Our Viewpoint; Idealism and Realism; Deflection; Supply; Business; Money; I AM.

The Power of Divine Idea
Includes: The Power of a Divine Idea; Woman; Practical Operative Science; Spiritual Power; The Theology of Jesus.

In the address of 1944, she writes: “The oneness of God and His manifestation, man, means that man as God’s idea of Himself alone can do nothing, not even exist. Whatever is done, is within the realm of one spiritual universe. God alone without man does not do it. Whatever is done, whatever the circumstances or event, God and man as manifestation, do it together as one inseparable being.

“If there were such a thing as sin in the world, it would be God and man sinning as one inseparable sin. If there were such a thing as death in the world, it would be God and man as one inseparable being, dying and being death. Since we cannot attach sin and death to God, we cannot attach them to man, because God and man are one inseparable being. God without man cannot be immortal. God and man as one inseparable being is immortal, is Life eternal.”

Fundamentals of Christian Science – 1946 Address
Includes: “Infinite Progression is Concrete Being”; Fundamentals of Christian Science; Our Attitude Toward Body; Principle and Rules; Sin and the Would-be Mental Assassin; Roman Catholicism.

In 1945, Mrs. Wilcox said to her students: “When so-called material things are understood as divine ideas, then we have present, as divine ideas, the things which we need and desire as readily as we have present the thought about the things which we need and desire. In the measure that our human thought is illumined with divine ideas of God, or Mind, we are conscious of omnipresence, the availability, and tangibility of these ideas, and we experience infinite good at hand in the highest form that we can understand, and in the form that meets our human need.”

Mrs. Wilcox urges us to see that “now are we the sons of God,” not mortals struggling to realize our oneness with Him. She writes: “Each of us holds within himself an individual concept of God; in fact, there seem to be as many concepts of God as there are human beings. Many of these concepts are wholly misconceptions. To many of us, God is still a mysterious person dwelling somewhere remote, practically an unknown God. But regardless of the concepts that we hold regarding God, the conception that God has of Himself, in regard to His divine attributes and qualities, is undeniably concrete and definite. God’s conception of Himself is accurate, exact, specific, and definite, and is eternally so. And this full, accurate, exact, specific, and definite conception that God has of Himself is man in God’s image and likeness.”

As we progress in Science and the material mist in thought thins out, we see the visible image that appears as matter to be a divine idea in its true form and color. We achieve this transformation by understanding our oneness with Mind, not by denying animal magnetism or the illusion of a material universe and man. Mrs. Wilcox writes: “In Christian Science we do not deal with things objectively perceived, but with ideas, subjective reflection, which means that all that apparently confronts us must be seen as something we are experiencing within our own mind. . . .

“Right practice requires that we deal with our entire experience as a mental experience. The impersonal Word of God, (unfoldment), is what appears to sense as persons and things — the language with which God describes Himself.

“Science does not teach that we lift ourselves out of material existence into spiritual existence. There is only one existence, and through Christian Science we lose a material sense of spiritual existence. Christian Science is an interpretation of existence as it really is, identifying all that we are conscious of as an idea of Mind, while the claim is that there is a material body or a human concept to be disposed of. The attempt to dispose of the human as if it were something, is the warfare between Spirit and the flesh. . . .

“Are we thinking from the standpoint of Principle and thus entertaining the correct view? Then there will be the appearing more and more of the divine reality, and the disappearing of that which calls itself a human concept.”

This transcript will help focus your prayerful work more on God and your relationship with Him, and with a better understanding of the one Mind, or the divine Principle, Love, the illusion of matter and animal magnetism fades out. The light of this understanding of Truth eliminates the darkness within.