The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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-====== The Inner Life 1933 ====== +====== The Inner Life ====== 
-every tree that lifts its head to the sun, every blade of grass, is +== THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | NOVEMBER 1934 == 
-God—is an expression of God.+----
  
-Then, dear ones, if thou seest God in the things about thee, canst 
-thou not see God within thee—that it is His Life expressing 
-through thy every thought, word and act, as it is expressing in 
-everything that lives? Consider the wondrous thought of His 
-Life in its perfect expression in and through you. Look, when 
-thou dost move a finger, turn thy head, or dost walk—dost thou 
-put forth a conscious effort? No, but once thou didst. 
  
-So I ask thee now to put forth conscious effort into knowing +<WRAP justify> 
-thy God and my God within thee. Then know Him within every +every tree that lifts its head to the sun, every blade of grass, is God—is an expression of God.
-man. And soon canst thou dwell in a consciousness that knows no +
-separation from Him.+
  
-And in this consciousness thou shalt be able to perform miracles +Then, dear ones, if thou seest God in the things about theecanst thou not see God within thee—that it is His Life expressing through thy every thought, word and act, as it is expressing in everything that lives? Consider the wondrous thought of His Life in its perfect expression in and through you. Look, when thou dost move a finger, turn thy head, or dost walk—dost thou put forth a conscious effort? No, but once thou didst.
-—to heal the sick with a wordto comfort the broken-hearted with +
-a look, to save and direct a seeking soul with a thought; all be- +
-cause thou hast come into thy heritage and hast entered the +
-Kingdom of Heaven where thou shalt walk with angels and shall +
-do the work of angels.+
  
-For, dear children, an angel is but a man who has come into +So I ask thee now to put forth conscious effort into knowing thy God and my God within thee. Then know Him within every man. And soon canst thou dwell in a consciousness that knows no separation from Him. 
-a perfect, continuous knowing of his Oneness with God and with + 
-his fellowmen.+And in this consciousness thou shalt be able to perform miracles—to heal the sick with a word, to comfort the broken-hearted with a look, to save and direct a seeking soul with a thought; all because thou hast come into thy heritage and hast entered the Kingdom of Heaven where thou shalt walk with angels and shall do the work of angels. 
 + 
 +For, dear children, an angel is but a man who has come into a perfect, continuous knowing of his Oneness with God and with his fellowmen.
  
 Think on this. Farewell. Think on this. Farewell.
  
-+<WRAP centeralign> 
 +=== KNOWING THE TRUTH === 
 +</WRAP>
  
-KNOWING THE TRUTH+YOUR letter received asking my permission to use some of my experiences in the Magazine. You are welcome to them and it pleases me to know they are useful and can help others.
  
-YOUR letter received asking my permission to use some of my +I find my place is in this inner work, and I know the value of such workI do not have to say a word—in fact, there just seems to be nothing to say, as I always know what IS, and know the outer must follow. I shall tell one or two instances.
-experiences in the MagazineYou are welcome to them and +
-it pleases me to know they are useful and can help others.+
  
-I find my place is in this inner work, and I know the value of +There were two families who were having so much marital trouble. They resided in the same houseSeveral healers had tried to help them but had failedand had told me there was no use wasting time on them. One morning I had meditated about them and as I arose to go about my work, these words came“All that is in this home is Love.” 
-such workI do not have to say a word—in fact, there just +</WRAP>
-seems to be nothing to say, as I always know what ISand know +
-the outer must follow. I shall tell one or two instances.+
  
-There were two families who were having so much marital 
-trouble. They resided in the same house. Several healers had 
-tried to help them but had failed, and had told me there was no 
-use wasting time on them. One morning I had meditated about 
-them and as I arose to go about my work, these words came, “All 
-that is in this home is Love.” 
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