The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 ==== THE SOUL ==== ==== THE SOUL ====
 === THE ONE MIND === === THE ONE MIND ===
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 Man is a self conscious being. He is conscious not only of himself, but of his relation to other selves about him. He is also conscious of many other things seemingly outside of him, as well as of many states or conditions within himself, both within his body—seemingly—and within his mind. Man is a self conscious being. He is conscious not only of himself, but of his relation to other selves about him. He is also conscious of many other things seemingly outside of him, as well as of many states or conditions within himself, both within his body—seemingly—and within his mind.
  
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 Man then in the integrity of his being is consciousness, or is a center of consciousness. Try to realize what that Man then in the integrity of his being is consciousness, or is a center of consciousness. Try to realize what that
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