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What precisely God is, and what the Science must be that allows the type of healing to occur as Christ Jesus has accomplished, which the woman had replicated in her life through applied intelligence, she determined to discover at all costs.
It turned out that she was remarkably successful in this endeavor. She was possibly the only person in the history of mankind who had experienced such a healing and had consequently devoted her life to the scientific research of the phenomenon that had taken place, documenting the underlying laws that she discovered, creating methods for their application. Through this work she was able to reestablish with great success the technology of scientific Christian healing, and to document it in a manner that can be understood and applied by others.
Little did she realize what magnitude of work this would entail. The next forty-four years of her life were filled with a chain of work, of discoveries, and of remarkable achievements, a single one of which would be sufficient to earn honors in this world. In fact, this research took her so far in advance of the perception of her time that she was adored more as a saint than as a scientist. In the final analysis, when all was said and done - when the sum total of her work was tallied up that only she alone could fully fathom - she might have sighed and said to the people of her time, in Jesus' words: "Having eyes, see ye not? and having ears, hear ye not? How is it that ye do not understand?"
Well, she didn't speak these words. Perhaps she should have. Instead, just a few days before her passing, she requested her secretary to record the following statement to be published afterwards: "I was mentally murdered!" These words may have said the same thing.
What specifically she might have meant with this remark is open to conjecture. There is clear evidence, however, that she was right. As one recognizes the opposition and perversion that linear thinking had brought to bear against all that she had set up for the benefit of humanity, the answer is understandable. She was mentally murdered to the degree in which all that she stood for was being undermined by shallow perception, material time based reference, and religiosity. The scientific fundamentals of her discovery that touched upon infinity, that had never really been brought into the open, were trampled on as it were.
Evidently, no one had made the effort to re-experience the original spiritual discoveries, or tread the arduous path to adduce from evidence the underlying spiritual laws and their operation. People had learned from her books, they had perceived something, but they stood without exception great distances apart from the scientific understanding that she, herself, had attained. She was murdered, indeed, just as Christ Jesus was murdered. In this sense, Christ Jesus was murdered before he was nailed to the cross. Although the woman's murder was not perpetrated with a sword, a lead pipe, or with poison, but through incompetence in perception, the result was the same. She was dead to those who needed her most. Indeed, there was nothing more that she could had done to advance mankind. Linear thinking ruled the day. In many ways it still does.
This does not alter the fact that she had been successful in discovering the Science of divine metaphysics and had healed by its means with nearly the same efficacy with which Christ Jesus had healed. This fact cannot be overturned. Also, she had been able to convey certain aspects of it to others, who were likewise able heal by its means. This record, too, cannot be erased. Several thousand students had been taught by her personally. She had documented the science, preached it from the pulpit, and established a church to spread the new-found Christ healing to the far reaches of the world. By all common measurements, she had achieved her goal to the fullest. Her method of scientific metaphysical healing was practiced with remarkable results literally all over the world. Except, more than this was be needed, as it turned out, for the work to survive and prosper.
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