The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 BACK in 1926 there appeared an advertisement in The Occult Review, of London, England, inviting all earnest seekers who would be interested in a “Message from the Masters of the Wisdom,” to write to a certain address in England. In May of that year was published in the same magazine an article from the pen of “E. A. Chaylor,” entitled The Shadow, that excited a great deal of comment; as did a second article, The Tocsin, published in July, 1926. “As a consequence a run occurred on the issues in question, which have been in more or less constant demand ever since,” quoting from a recent editorial in the same magazine. Further quotations will follow. BACK in 1926 there appeared an advertisement in The Occult Review, of London, England, inviting all earnest seekers who would be interested in a “Message from the Masters of the Wisdom,” to write to a certain address in England. In May of that year was published in the same magazine an article from the pen of “E. A. Chaylor,” entitled The Shadow, that excited a great deal of comment; as did a second article, The Tocsin, published in July, 1926. “As a consequence a run occurred on the issues in question, which have been in more or less constant demand ever since,” quoting from a recent editorial in the same magazine. Further quotations will follow.
  
 The above advertisement and the two published articles were the public beginning of a most remarkable career covering seven years, involving several thousand people, and which we believe will prove of interest to our readers and convey to them some very important truths. The above advertisement and the two published articles were the public beginning of a most remarkable career covering seven years, involving several thousand people, and which we believe will prove of interest to our readers and convey to them some very important truths.
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