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I Gladly Encouragej
Others By My Spoken
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My Unspoken Spirit
Of Love And
Understanding
Possibly the thing sons need more than is encouragement. Mpst of us have impulses toward greatness. We sometimes timidly seek to express something beyond our past expression and we are. helped immeasurably by the encouragement of others. Sometimes this encouragement need not be given in ■; words, but it is the encouragement: that is given by someone who stands by in silent approval, who makes us feel that we are capable and j worthy—and beloved.
AH of us are more ot an influence in the lives of others than we realize. We are constantly having an impact on the way others around us feel and act. All of us want to be a blessing pve want to add to the goodness and wdrth of others. Even when we do not understand what another person is trying to accomplish, we can we can give him the agement of our prs faith in him as a chi
—Mental Health in Virginia
Winter 1961
The Rappahannock News wishes to express its appreciation to “Mental Health in Virginia” for its most helpful winter issue. We find it one of the v<?ry best publications sent us and the matejrial we reprint is highly appreciated by our readers.
Recently a young high school student, who subscribes to die News, said, “I cut out your article copied from Mental Health and put it in my billfold id.”
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