Dailies

ALERTNESS TO DUTY –

     It shall be the duty of every member of this Church to defend himself daily against aggressive mental suggestion, and not be made to forget nor to neglect his duty to God, to His Leader, and to mankind.  By his works he shall be judged, -and justified or condemned.   (Eddy, Mary Baker, Manual, p.42)

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DAILY MENTAL INVOCATION –

       Divine Love: give me grace, meekness, understanding and wisdom for each hour of this day.   Mary Baker Eddy
(Carpenter, Gilbert, Watches, Prayers and Arguments, p.41)

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MIND – There is but one infinite Mind and that Mind is my Mind and governs me.  All my thoughts come to me from this Mind and return to their source.  In this Mind there is no material sense, no other mind, no mortal mind to tempt, to harm or control.  Know this, realize it, and you are the master of the occasion, of yourself and of others.   Mary Baker Eddy
(Carpenter, Gilbert, Watches, Prayers and Arguments, p.37)

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ARGUMENT – Our home is in Mind, in spiritual consciousness, the eternal harmony of Soul.  The builder and maker of this home is Mind.  It is built and established in the eternal.  Nothing can destroy the harmony of our home.  Mind fills it with the glories of the kingdom of God.  No fear of sin, sickness, or death can enter this home; no sense of poverty or want.  No lack of supply has any presence or place here.  These are illusions, nothing but malicious animal magnetism – sin, a belief in a power apart from God.  They cannot find us, for we dwell in the secret place of the Most High, God, and we are eternally conscious of the infinite riches and abundance of Love.  God is our supply, is inexhaustible.  The lie that argues poverty does not know us.  We do not know it, cannot see, fear, hear, or manifest it, for we are living in God.  God governs our home.  Truth fills our household, is recognized, received and sought.  There is no resistance, no rejection, no indifference.  Love destroys all unlike itself – removes all that is offensive.  Mind plans every detail of our affairs.  Nothing can obstruct the path of Truth – the only path in our consciousness.    Mary Baker Eddy
(Carpenter, Gilbert, Watches, Prayers and Arguments, p.25)

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ARGUMENT – Mind is infinite, supreme, serene, complete, perfect and forever at peace; all substance, being, action, faculty, influence, power; is already complete and in evidence.  Law is a ceaseless, harmonious restful activity of the infinite, and there is no other law.  This law is the law of this day and every day, and all its activities and duties.  The law of Mind to this day sets aside the belief of fear and doubt, and obliterates the possibility of disease, accident, mistakes, fear, sin and death.  The law of God, of Mind is ceaseless action, presence and infinite protection.  This day is merely a step in infinite progress.  It is unfoldment, not time.  It brings no belief of delay in success, no disappointment.  It only adds wisdom, power, dominion, law, and the presence of well-done.  My treatment now establishes the law of this day, and obliterates the supposition or belief in any other law.  Principle governs me and mine this day.  This day is unfoldment in which every detail and incident is but an illustration of divine presence, power, and wisdom.   Mary Baker Eddy
(Carpenter, Gilbert, Watches, Prayers and Arguments, p.24)

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ARGUMENT – Divine intelligence directs.

                            Divine Love protects.

                            Divine Mind unfolds to me each day all   

                            I should know, do or say.   Mary Baker Eddy
(Carpenter, Gilbert, Watches, Prayers and Arguments, p.23)

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PRAYER – Dear Father, I want to love Thee supremely; I want to be unselfish, temperate, pure and good; I want to love and honor my earthly parents, and so be able to uplift humanity.  I know that God is good, and that He hath made me in His own likeness, harmonious and immortal; and I will strive daily not to make myself appear otherwise.

          I thank Thee now and forevermore.   Mary Baker Eddy
(Carpenter, Gilbert, Watches, Prayers and Arguments, p.23)

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