The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 one case where a cobra was ready to strike; another where the house was afire with seemingly no way of escape; and still another where, while riding in an automobile in a narrow lane, from around a curve a speeding car approached, and a bad collision seemed inevitable—but the next moment the two cars were on their way having in some inexplicable manner passed each other. one case where a cobra was ready to strike; another where the house was afire with seemingly no way of escape; and still another where, while riding in an automobile in a narrow lane, from around a curve a speeding car approached, and a bad collision seemed inevitable—but the next moment the two cars were on their way having in some inexplicable manner passed each other.
  
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 By withdrawing into His Christ Consciousness, Jesus not only did all His so-called miracles, thinking them into manifestation in his mind, and thereby accomplishing whatever He wished to appear; but He disappeared at will merely by thinking, seeing and feeling Himself in the soul realm and invisible to the physical; and then by thinking, seeing and feeling Himself in a physical By withdrawing into His Christ Consciousness, Jesus not only did all His so-called miracles, thinking them into manifestation in his mind, and thereby accomplishing whatever He wished to appear; but He disappeared at will merely by thinking, seeing and feeling Himself in the soul realm and invisible to the physical; and then by thinking, seeing and feeling Himself in a physical
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