The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 trouble. I wonder whether you are aware of the mental processes that precede birth? Just before birth the soul sees as a cinematograph film (as it were) of its future life; not all the details, but the broad outlines which are determined by its fate; these things it can not alter, but according to its reaction to them, so will its future life be planned. Thus it is that although we can not alter our fate in this life, our future lives lie entirely in our own hands. trouble. I wonder whether you are aware of the mental processes that precede birth? Just before birth the soul sees as a cinematograph film (as it were) of its future life; not all the details, but the broad outlines which are determined by its fate; these things it can not alter, but according to its reaction to them, so will its future life be planned. Thus it is that although we can not alter our fate in this life, our future lives lie entirely in our own hands.
  
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 I OFTEN used to watch Mona Cailey after she was installed at the Hindhead nursing home. In spite of its mask-like expressionlessness, I OFTEN used to watch Mona Cailey after she was installed at the Hindhead nursing home. In spite of its mask-like expressionlessness,
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