The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 flow to you from him. Then turn them to another, and note the difference. And then to others. You will find that each one has distinctive vibrations which you always feel when meeting or thinking of them. Then think of several different cities, and note how from each you receive peculiar impressions, caused by the different “atmosphere” of each. You may in the past have noted such “atmospheres.” These are only the vibrations emanating from the souls of the cities; for you can see that even a city has a soul, the same as has every man. In fact, everything visible has a soul, which is the real thing, what is visible being only its outer expression. flow to you from him. Then turn them to another, and note the difference. And then to others. You will find that each one has distinctive vibrations which you always feel when meeting or thinking of them. Then think of several different cities, and note how from each you receive peculiar impressions, caused by the different “atmosphere” of each. You may in the past have noted such “atmospheres.” These are only the vibrations emanating from the souls of the cities; for you can see that even a city has a soul, the same as has every man. In fact, everything visible has a soul, which is the real thing, what is visible being only its outer expression.
  
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 When using the word spiritual, with a small s, we mean all those states of consciousness lower than the Divine, where a desire to help others rule, as opposed to those where selfishness and evil are mostly in evidence. We hope we have plainly shown that all inner or invisible realms and those dwelling in them are not “spiritual,” not to speak of their being “Spiritual.” When using the word spiritual, with a small s, we mean all those states of consciousness lower than the Divine, where a desire to help others rule, as opposed to those where selfishness and evil are mostly in evidence. We hope we have plainly shown that all inner or invisible realms and those dwelling in them are not “spiritual,” not to speak of their being “Spiritual.”
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