The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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-====== The Inner Life 1934 ====== +====== The Inner Life ====== 
-== THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE ==+== THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | APRIL 1934 ==
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-THE BANKER 
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 +==== THE BANKER ====
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 June 25, 1933. June 25, 1933.
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 A WORD or two more to supplement what I said in reference to Mr. B.’s article (The Law of Supply, published in the June issue of this magazine). He has stated splendidly the law and what it requires of the individual. As I said, if it were understood and obeyed, nothing more would be needed to usher in a new age. A WORD or two more to supplement what I said in reference to Mr. B.’s article (The Law of Supply, published in the June issue of this magazine). He has stated splendidly the law and what it requires of the individual. As I said, if it were understood and obeyed, nothing more would be needed to usher in a new age.
  
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 Conceive of law without Power and the instruments of Power to enforce it. On the human plane it would appear as only a “noble experiment,” sooner or later abandoned. Then consider a devotee of the “Law of Giving” having nothing to give but the substance and forms of the higher planes. True, he should be honored and blessed, but to the earth dwellers in need of material things, he would meet with small approval. He would disappoint the materialistic earth dwellers, but would disappoint still more the denizens of higher planes who want the earth experiences without the hardships which they have graduated from in previous visits. Conceive of law without Power and the instruments of Power to enforce it. On the human plane it would appear as only a “noble experiment,” sooner or later abandoned. Then consider a devotee of the “Law of Giving” having nothing to give but the substance and forms of the higher planes. True, he should be honored and blessed, but to the earth dwellers in need of material things, he would meet with small approval. He would disappoint the materialistic earth dwellers, but would disappoint still more the denizens of higher planes who want the earth experiences without the hardships which they have graduated from in previous visits.
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