The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 through the efforts of those who know the vital importance of this truth and what it means to the growth and development of the true nature of humanity. through the efforts of those who know the vital importance of this truth and what it means to the growth and development of the true nature of humanity.
  
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 But is that desirable, or is it right for him to want to be above his fellows, to one who truly loves his brothers? A question asked and subtly suggested to minds not yet capable of reasoning things out for themselves. The true answer is found in the efforts or rather the acts of life itself in making man develop his will-power, by forcing him into conditions of lack, limitation and inharmony that compel him to struggle to free himself from them. But is that desirable, or is it right for him to want to be above his fellows, to one who truly loves his brothers? A question asked and subtly suggested to minds not yet capable of reasoning things out for themselves. The true answer is found in the efforts or rather the acts of life itself in making man develop his will-power, by forcing him into conditions of lack, limitation and inharmony that compel him to struggle to free himself from them.
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