The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 Another reason is that otherwise worthy students who have gained a certain amount of knowledge of the inner life and its laws and the accompanying power such knowledge gives, and who pride themselves on being “occultists,” look down upon other students, those of the loving and devotional type, and particularly those who are declared followers of Christ’s teachings, deeming such as still on the emotional plan and not yet progressed to the stage the occultist has reached, where mind is supreme. Another reason is that otherwise worthy students who have gained a certain amount of knowledge of the inner life and its laws and the accompanying power such knowledge gives, and who pride themselves on being “occultists,” look down upon other students, those of the loving and devotional type, and particularly those who are declared followers of Christ’s teachings, deeming such as still on the emotional plan and not yet progressed to the stage the occultist has reached, where mind is supreme.
  
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 We mean just that; for not until all knowledge, all power, all consciousness of self and separation is merged We mean just that; for not until all knowledge, all power, all consciousness of self and separation is merged
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