The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 of the patient the idea of health, harmony, strength and vital power. This was conveyed not by merely holding the thought or by mantras or affirmations, but by a deep inner knowing, a transference of that knowledge by feeling rather than by thought. of the patient the idea of health, harmony, strength and vital power. This was conveyed not by merely holding the thought or by mantras or affirmations, but by a deep inner knowing, a transference of that knowledge by feeling rather than by thought.
  
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 I refer to critical situations. However we can all understand and know how to use the perfect laws as taught by the Master. Until we do reach that understanding we can constantly stand guard at the door of our consciousness, as suggested in The Way Out, and in the degree that we hold in consciousness only positive, constructive thoughts and feelings will we manifest perfect health and prevent the manifestation of conditions that may lead to critical situations. I refer to critical situations. However we can all understand and know how to use the perfect laws as taught by the Master. Until we do reach that understanding we can constantly stand guard at the door of our consciousness, as suggested in The Way Out, and in the degree that we hold in consciousness only positive, constructive thoughts and feelings will we manifest perfect health and prevent the manifestation of conditions that may lead to critical situations.
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