The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 MAN AND woman, each one half of a divine whole. The sexes are but halves of themselves. MAN AND woman, each one half of a divine whole. The sexes are but halves of themselves.
  
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 Theirs is a union far above mere physical love; while those who are bound by physical attraction alone are unable to make any progress toward bringing harmony into the creative department of their lives, and in consequence are constantly in the thraldom of passion. Theirs is a union far above mere physical love; while those who are bound by physical attraction alone are unable to make any progress toward bringing harmony into the creative department of their lives, and in consequence are constantly in the thraldom of passion.
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