The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 ALEPH, the “Ox”—the burden-bearer—the tiller of the soil. Aleph the formless, indivisible, changeless, the “nothing which is the substance of all things,”—the “Tao” of which Lao Tze says “It is not this, not that, nor anything of which men speak—for what men speak of is not Tao.” ALEPH, the “Ox”—the burden-bearer—the tiller of the soil. Aleph the formless, indivisible, changeless, the “nothing which is the substance of all things,”—the “Tao” of which Lao Tze says “It is not this, not that, nor anything of which men speak—for what men speak of is not Tao.”
  
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 I am the Life, and the Wheel of the Law, and the Way that leadeth to the Beyond. There is none else. I am the Fire of Mind which divideth itself into the Superior and Inferior natures, and putteth on a robe of flesh to come I am the Life, and the Wheel of the Law, and the Way that leadeth to the Beyond. There is none else. I am the Fire of Mind which divideth itself into the Superior and Inferior natures, and putteth on a robe of flesh to come
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