The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 By K. A. C. By K. A. C.
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 SINCE “feeling” seems to make up so much more of our lives than “thinking,” it becomes increasingly important to know how to change our feelings. SINCE “feeling” seems to make up so much more of our lives than “thinking,” it becomes increasingly important to know how to change our feelings.
  
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 “There IS a realm in your Being that knows. When you say, ‘I know,’ you are associating yourself with that realm, and all parts of your being will gradually come under subjection to that realm. When you say, ‘I don’t know,’ you feel helpless and miserable and unsettled, and you really do nothing but drift along and wait. Wait for what?—Until you “know” what to do. And as long as you wait, you will continue to wait. “There IS a realm in your Being that knows. When you say, ‘I know,’ you are associating yourself with that realm, and all parts of your being will gradually come under subjection to that realm. When you say, ‘I don’t know,’ you feel helpless and miserable and unsettled, and you really do nothing but drift along and wait. Wait for what?—Until you “know” what to do. And as long as you wait, you will continue to wait.
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