The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 Then the progress of the disease was very rapid. In less than two years from the time her husband died she had developed a cancer of the stomach of enormous size. Nothing that medical science could do availed. I was with her when she passed away and had seen her every day for months previous. Then the progress of the disease was very rapid. In less than two years from the time her husband died she had developed a cancer of the stomach of enormous size. Nothing that medical science could do availed. I was with her when she passed away and had seen her every day for months previous.
  
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 She was asked if she really wanted to know the truth. We quoted, “By suffering they are made to listen,” and asked her if she believed she had arrived at that place where she could really listen and accept the truth about herself. We told her we could offer some soothing-syrup method that would give her temporary relief; that it was possible to remove the manifestation of a malignant disease by mental means the same as by the knife, She was asked if she really wanted to know the truth. We quoted, “By suffering they are made to listen,” and asked her if she believed she had arrived at that place where she could really listen and accept the truth about herself. We told her we could offer some soothing-syrup method that would give her temporary relief; that it was possible to remove the manifestation of a malignant disease by mental means the same as by the knife,
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