Truth was clearly expressed

Over 17 years ago, a new neighbor moved into my building. He was always kind, calm, and thoughtful. Our initial interactions were neighborly, but for some time they did not go much beyond that.Later, though, I would sometimes encounter this neighbor when I came home from work earlier than usual suffering from a severe migraine. On these occasions, he would often say, “You rest, and I will be thinking of you.” I did not fully understand what he meant by that, but I always felt his loving care for me, and after a few hours I would be relieved of the pain.After one of these occurrences, I told my neighbor about the migraine going away, and he commented, “What’s needed is for thought to be spiritualized.” This caused me to ponder how one spiritualizes thought. I had been seeking spirituality for many years, and now I found the neighbor’s reference to spiritualizing thought so intriguing that I asked him about it, wanting to better understand what was involved.When he mentioned Christian Science, I was a little apprehensive, as I had not heard of it before and confused the term “Christian Science” with other schools of thought. My neighbor, sensing my