ForgetNot.Today

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Welcome to ForgetNot.Today

With ForgetNot.Today, you'll remember your important stuff like:

treasured thoughts
deep metaphysical ideas
personal affirmations
meditative ponderings
day-to-day memories
to-do items

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Origin of the name "ForgetNot"

I wrote this app because I wanted a quick and easy way to jot down and retreive notes to myself, from either my phone or computer. The phrase "forget not" was taken from the beginning of Hymn 475 in the Christian Science Hymnal 430-601, as quoted below.

Forget not who you are, O child of God,
For God demands of you reflection pure;
Your heritage is goodly, and your home,
In Spirit’s warm embrace, is safe, secure.

You are the child of Spirit, sinless, pure—
Yours is a perfect beauty, born of Soul—
Complete with health, vitality, and grace.
For is not God, your Father, perfect, whole?

Your understanding, too, comes straight from God.
For in that Mind, magnificent and clear,
You are conceived by Love, a perfect child,
Unhampered by the flesh, or doubt, or fear.

So now look up to God’s pure holy light
And greet with fearless joy each coming day.
Of royal birth, you are a King’s own child—
And God is yours, and you are God’s alway.

Poem Notes

Psalms 16:6. Titled "Thy Birthright," this poem was first printed in the September 1926 issue of The Christian Science Journal

'unlock' = let time-of-day determine color scheme

'lock' = keep current setting regardless of time

'day' is set automatically from 6am to 6pm

'night' is set automatically from 6pm to 6am