The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 For have you not in the power of thinking, exercised by your Spiritual will, a means by which you can be, have and do anything you desire? For are not all the forces of the universe at your command, anxious to serve you, existing only to serve you—when you have proved to them that you are their Master? For have you not in the power of thinking, exercised by your Spiritual will, a means by which you can be, have and do anything you desire? For are not all the forces of the universe at your command, anxious to serve you, existing only to serve you—when you have proved to them that you are their Master?
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 DOES desire still live in thee? If so, well. For each desire is My minister to prepare thy brain for real love without desire. DOES desire still live in thee? If so, well. For each desire is My minister to prepare thy brain for real love without desire.
  
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 So that whatever thou dost desire, the very desire therefore tends to prevent thee from attaining. So that whatever thou dost desire, the very desire therefore tends to prevent thee from attaining.
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 —From All Mysteries. —From All Mysteries.
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