The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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-many things of a spiritual nature we have prepared them +<WRAP justify> 
-to know, and as fast as possible we make them aware of the soul +many things of a spiritual nature we have prepared them to know, and as fast as possible we make them aware of the soul world in which we dwell. In time we will lift the veil entirely from their human consciousness, when they will fully realize that they are not—that we alone are, and their consciousness will then be wholly one with ours, and they will live in our world, mingle and commune as souls with their brother souls, and thereafter will always think, speak, and act as souls and do their work from their soul consciousness and no more from that of the “separate” mind.
-world in which we dwell. In time we will lift the veil entirely +
-from their human consciousness, when they will fully realize that +
-they are not—that we alone are, and their consciousness will then +
-be wholly one with ours, and they will live in our world, mingle +
-and commune as souls with their brother souls, and thereafter will +
-always think, speak, and act as souls and do their work from their +
-soul consciousness and no more from that of the “separate” mind.+
  
-This naturally brings our minds into another world of consciousness where they will always be looking out and down upon +This naturally brings our minds into another world of consciousness where they will always be looking out and down upon the things of the outer world, knowing them to be but the creations of the mortal mind, having no reality and being pure illusions or imaginations, colored and influenced by their desires, hopes, ambitions, and aspirations—all of which are but distorted reflections of the soul world which they dimly sense as being in our inner consciousness, but which they cannot yet clearly see or understand.
-the things of the outer world, knowing them to be but the creations of the mortal mind, having no reality and being pure illusions +
-or imaginations, colored and influenced by their desires, hopes, +
-ambitions, and aspirations—all of which are but distorted reflections +
-of the soul world which they dimly sense as being in our inner +
-consciousness, but which they cannot yet clearly see or understand.+
  
-WE ASK you at this point to go back and read over again +WE ASK you at this point to go back and read over again slowly and carefully all that has been stated, not leaving one statement until all of its inner meaning is clear; and to note how while reading you gradually find yourself in a new consciousness where you are actually looking out and down upon your human mind, and see it and its imaginings for just what they are—its own creations built out of its beliefs and wrong understanding of the meaning and purpose of life.
-slowly and carefully all that has been stated, not leaving +
-one statement until all of its inner meaning is clear; and to note +
-how while reading you gradually find yourself in a new consciousness where you are actually looking out and down upon your +
-human mind, and see it and its imaginings for just what they are +
-—its own creations built out of its beliefs and wrong understanding of the meaning and purpose of life.+
  
-Know that this “new” consciousness is that of your soul—your +Know that this “new” consciousness is that of your soul—your real self, and then try to distinguish it from that of your mind that is so concerned about outer things, noting that you are wholly unconcerned, are in a state of awareness where all is known and there is nothing hidden and nothing to be concerned about; for you truly know that all is well and everything is provided and is being perfectly taken care of.
-real self, and then try to distinguish it from that of your mind +
-that is so concerned about outer things, noting that you are wholly +
-unconcerned, are in a state of awareness where all is known and +
-there is nothing hidden and nothing to be concerned about; for +
-you truly know that all is well and everything is provided and is +
-being perfectly taken care of.+
  
-As you abide in this state of serene awareness, more and more +As you abide in this state of serene awareness, more and more of the realities of life unfold themselves to your consciousness, and you feel a sense of sureness, of understanding, of power, and ability to know and do anything you need to do; at the same time you feel yourself connected with and a part of a Great Something from which everything comes that you are or need. 
-of the realities of life unfold themselves to your consciousness, +</WRAP>
-and you feel a sense of sureness, of understanding, of power, and +
-ability to know and do anything you need to do; at the same time +
-you feel yourself connected with and a part of a Great Something +
-from which everything comes that you are or need.+
  
  
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