The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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-Knowing how you loved the flowers, I made them the bearers of +<WRAP justify> 
-my love. Into each one I breathed a thought—a thought of Joy, +Knowing how you loved the flowers, I made them the bearers of my love. Into each one I breathed a thought—a thought of Joy, a thought of Peace, a thought of Healing, a thought of Life, a thought of God, and I said, “Father, I thank Thee, that Thou hast heard me. It is done.”
-a thought of Peace, a thought of Healing, a thought of Life, a +
-thought of God, and I said, “Father, I thank Thee, that Thou +
-hast heard me. It is done.”+
  
-I knew after that I could never be sick in the same way again. +I knew after that I could never be sick in the same way again. If a shadow dropped over me, I would know it was only the mist, which hid for a moment my world of flowers. I would pray for the sun to shine through, and then in all its beauty once again I would see my Inner World aglow with light. 
-If a shadow dropped over me, I would know it was only the mist, +</WRAP>
-which hid for a moment my world of flowers. I would pray for +
-the sun to shine through, and then in all its beauty once again I +
-would see my Inner World aglow with light.+
  
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-=== REVERIE ===+==== REVERIE ====
 By Robert Browning By Robert Browning
  
 WHEN life is—to wake, not sleep, WHEN life is—to wake, not sleep,
- +\\ Rise and now rest, but press 
-Rise and now rest, but press +\\ From earth’s level where blindly creep 
- +\\ Things perfected, more or less, 
-From earth’s level where blindly creep +\\ To the heaven’s height far and steep.
- +
-Things perfected, more or less, +
- +
-To the heaven’s height far and steep. +
- +
  
 Where, amid what strife and storms Where, amid what strife and storms
- +\\ May wait the adventurous guest, 
-May wait the adventurous guest, +\\ Power is Love—transports, transforms 
- +\\ Who aspired from worst to best, 
-Power is Love—transports, transforms +\\ Sought the Soul’s world, spurned the worm’s.
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-Who aspired from worst to best, +
- +
-Sought the Soul’s world, spurned the worm’s. +
- +
  
 I have faith such end shall be. I have faith such end shall be.
- +\\ From the first, Power was, I knew. 
-From the first, Power was, I knew. +\\ Life has made clear to me 
- +\\ That, striven but for clearer view, 
-Life has made clear to me +\\ Love were as plain to see.
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-That, striven but for clearer view, +
- +
-Love were as plain to see. +
  
 When see? When there dawns a day When see? When there dawns a day
- +\\ If not on the lonely earth, 
-If not on the lonely earth, +\\ Then yonder, worlds away, 
- +\\ Where the strange and new life has birth, 
-Then yonder, worlds away, +\\ And Power comes full in play. 
- +\\ —Written just before his death.
-Where the strange and new life has birth, +
- +
-And Power comes full in play. +
- +
-—Written just before his death.+
  
  
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