The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 Consciousness. That to them was a real initiation, and we will consider later just what took place. Consciousness. That to them was a real initiation, and we will consider later just what took place.
  
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 But why is it necessary for the soul to go through all of that seemingly endless experience? There can be but one answer,—its Father in Heaven, a Son of God, its Higher Self, Who created the soul in His image and likeness out of the “dust” of earth—the basic substance of physical or mortal consciousness—was but redeeming the forces resident in that consciousness. But why But why is it necessary for the soul to go through all of that seemingly endless experience? There can be but one answer,—its Father in Heaven, a Son of God, its Higher Self, Who created the soul in His image and likeness out of the “dust” of earth—the basic substance of physical or mortal consciousness—was but redeeming the forces resident in that consciousness. But why
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