The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 am—the good, beautiful and perfect Self of them and of every man? am—the good, beautiful and perfect Self of them and of every man?
  
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 Never doubt, beloved, that this is not best. For only in this way can man grow, develop his will and understanding, and become strong and worthy to serve Me. Never doubt, beloved, that this is not best. For only in this way can man grow, develop his will and understanding, and become strong and worthy to serve Me.
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 I TURNED me to the side I TURNED me to the side
-Whence came the voice, +\\ Whence came the voice, 
-And there appeared to be a light +\\ And there appeared to be a light 
-That shone bright as a star: +\\ That shone bright as a star: 
-My own soul it was. +\\ My own soul it was. 
-—William Sharp.+\\ —William Sharp.
  
  
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