The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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-=== REINCARNATION === +<WRAP centeralign> 
-THE following is one of the most comprehensive and convincing proofs of the soul now living in the physical body +==== REINCARNATION ==== 
-having lived before that we have seen, and we pass it on to +</WRAP>
-our readers just as it appeared in a recent issue of the N. Y. +
-American.—The Editor.+
  
-NEW DELHIIndia, Jan18.—Thousands of pilgrims are +<WRAP center 90% justify> 
-flocking to Delhi to pay homage to an eight year old girl, +THE following is one of the most comprehensive and convincing proofs of the soul now living in the physical body having lived before that we have seenand we pass it on to our readers just as it appeared in a recent issue of the NY. American. —The Editor. 
-Shanti Devi, who claims to have been reincarnated.+</WRAP>
  
-She recites details of a previous life on earth which she claims +<WRAP justify> 
-ended just before her present life began.+NEW DELHI, India, Jan. 18.—Thousands of pilgrims are flocking to Delhi to pay homage to an eight year old girl, Shanti Devi, who claims to have been reincarnated.
  
-The child has given startling evidence to support this belief. +She recites details of a previous life on earth which she claims ended just before her present life began.
-In her past lifeshe says, she was the wife of a merchant of +
-Muttra, United Provinces. She was very much in love with her +
-husband, she says, and often used to make him potato cakes, a +
-delicacy of which he was particularly fond.+
  
-These and many other descriptions of her “past life” the little +The child has given startling evidence to support this belief. In her past life, she saysshe was the wife of a merchant of MuttraUnited Provinces. She was very much in love with her husband, she says, and often used to make him potato cakes, a delicacy of which he was particularly fond.
-girl has related to her parents ever since she could talk. Her +
-father, a Delhi merchant named Rang Bahadurdid not take her +
-seriously until recently, when he suddenly insisted on going to +
-Muttra to see her “husband” and her “son.+
  
-She said she was particularly anxious to see the boy because it +These and many other descriptions of her “past life” the little girl has related to her parents ever since she could talkHer fathera Delhi merchant named Rang Bahadur, did not take her seriously until recently, when he suddenly insisted on going to Muttra to see her “husband” and her “son.
-was at his birth that she diedOn being refused permission to +
-make the journeylittle Shanti cried for hours and could not be +
-consoled.+
  
-Distracted, a relative wrote to the man she described as her +She said she was particularly anxious to see the boy because it was at his birth that she died. On being refused permission to make the journey, little Shanti cried for hours and could not be consoled.
-“husband” and asked if his wife had died some eight years ago +
-and if there was any truth in the child’s claim of reincarnation.+
  
-He replied that they were possible and that his brother, who +Distracteda relative wrote to the man she described as her “husband” and asked if his wife had died some eight years ago and if there was any truth in the child’s claim of reincarnation.
-lived in Delhiwould come to see her. This brother did so, +
-and directly Shanti saw him she “recognized” him as her brother-in-law. She talked with him about her past life, and her conversation was so circumstantial that her “husband” hurried from +
-Muttra accompanied by several friends.+
  
-On seeing him, the child fell at his feet in order to “pay her +He replied that they were possible and that his brother, who lived in Delhi, would come to see her. This brother did so, and directly Shanti saw him she “recognized” him as her brother-in-law. She talked with him about her past life, and her conversation was so circumstantial that her “husband” hurried from Muttra accompanied by several friends. 
-respects as his wife.” She then embraced her “son.” She failed, + 
-however, to recognize her “husband’s” new wife.+On seeing him, the child fell at his feet in order to “pay her respects as his wife.” She then embraced her “son.” She failed, however, to recognize her “husband’s” new wife. 
 +</WRAP>
  
  
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