The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 fully acquainted with this Self, have been richly rewarded by finding the promises of the Teachings perfectly fulfilled. fully acquainted with this Self, have been richly rewarded by finding the promises of the Teachings perfectly fulfilled.
  
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 Consider now with us what this means—how it pertains to you who are reading these words. You have a Higher Self who must be one of these Sons of God, and Who is the Source of your life, consciousness and nature—Who is all that you are; for you have no life or consciousness that is not His. Your mortal mind thinks itself separate from Him, when how could it be separate when His Consciousness is all that your mind is? Likewise Consider now with us what this means—how it pertains to you who are reading these words. You have a Higher Self who must be one of these Sons of God, and Who is the Source of your life, consciousness and nature—Who is all that you are; for you have no life or consciousness that is not His. Your mortal mind thinks itself separate from Him, when how could it be separate when His Consciousness is all that your mind is? Likewise
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