The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 its outer consciousness in the mind became aware that sight was really to be achieved by concentration, auto-suggestion, faith, and by a great desire to serve God through loving service to humanity. The nearer the soul comes to its ideal as exemplified in the teachings of the Master, Jesus Christ, the more fully and clearly does the spiritual sight exercise itself upon not only the objects in the environment of the body, but upon anything that is for the good of humanity. its outer consciousness in the mind became aware that sight was really to be achieved by concentration, auto-suggestion, faith, and by a great desire to serve God through loving service to humanity. The nearer the soul comes to its ideal as exemplified in the teachings of the Master, Jesus Christ, the more fully and clearly does the spiritual sight exercise itself upon not only the objects in the environment of the body, but upon anything that is for the good of humanity.
  
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 One lives in one’s sleep just as fully as in one’s waking hours, and sometimes more fully. One can visit and converse with One lives in one’s sleep just as fully as in one’s waking hours, and sometimes more fully. One can visit and converse with
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