The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 If you want that you will stay with it until you get it. If you want that you will stay with it until you get it.
  
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 This will give you a glimpse of what is awaiting every earnest and determined soul. Are you one of such? Your inner reaction to these words will tell you. This will give you a glimpse of what is awaiting every earnest and determined soul. Are you one of such? Your inner reaction to these words will tell you.
  
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 === “PHYSICIAN HEAL THYSELF” === === “PHYSICIAN HEAL THYSELF” ===
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 I HAVE wanted much to lecture and heal. Years ago I visioned myself lecturing. But I have seen so many who lectured—then when home did not live it. I vowed I would live it first. I have expected so much of myself. I hope now I am ready. I HAVE wanted much to lecture and heal. Years ago I visioned myself lecturing. But I have seen so many who lectured—then when home did not live it. I vowed I would live it first. I have expected so much of myself. I hope now I am ready.
  
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 I have never been ill since I took up healing, but last week the arch in my left foot broke—and I mean it was broken. And how it did hurt! I accepted the fact too. So during this situation, while giving treatment to a friend, she asked, “Can you heal yourself? I know some can’t—they always go to another healer.” I said I didn’t know, because then I really did not know. I have never been ill since I took up healing, but last week the arch in my left foot broke—and I mean it was broken. And how it did hurt! I accepted the fact too. So during this situation, while giving treatment to a friend, she asked, “Can you heal yourself? I know some can’t—they always go to another healer.” I said I didn’t know, because then I really did not know.
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