The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 This is my dream—to be able to let it flow from me as freely as it flows to me. It is coming, I know; but I was so in need of knowledge that it has taken a long while to prepare the way. Now I am ready to receive the greater gift and I feel I am able to use it with wisdom. This is my dream—to be able to let it flow from me as freely as it flows to me. It is coming, I know; but I was so in need of knowledge that it has taken a long while to prepare the way. Now I am ready to receive the greater gift and I feel I am able to use it with wisdom.
  
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 It was awfully hard to do this, I was so used to flowing over when I was elated about something, but now I am getting so I rather enjoy keeping my secret or rather sharing it with my Higher Self. It was awfully hard to do this, I was so used to flowing over when I was elated about something, but now I am getting so I rather enjoy keeping my secret or rather sharing it with my Higher Self.
  
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 === GROUP WORK === === GROUP WORK ===
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 I AM very happy about our WAY OUT Group. The work is going deeper than before. I sense a more earnest one-pointedness and a stronger determination to master self; also, already, I sense a greater ability to do so—a tangible expansion of consciousness, which by the way is outpicturing in a growing membership. I AM very happy about our WAY OUT Group. The work is going deeper than before. I sense a more earnest one-pointedness and a stronger determination to master self; also, already, I sense a greater ability to do so—a tangible expansion of consciousness, which by the way is outpicturing in a growing membership.
  
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 Class after class, question after question, I bring them back to the one great way, which you, in your emphasis, opened up to us last Summer in Akron—the way of a “simple, child-like, perfect love and trust in God.” This, and to look through all appearances to the REAL of everything—to God, knowing that He is always “the best and perfect of everything.” Class after class, question after question, I bring them back to the one great way, which you, in your emphasis, opened up to us last Summer in Akron—the way of a “simple, child-like, perfect love and trust in God.” This, and to look through all appearances to the REAL of everything—to God, knowing that He is always “the best and perfect of everything.”
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