The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 through the experiences of life that will enable it to teach the mind this great truth. Little by little, man comes to realize that he and his human mind of themselves are nothing, can have and can do nothing; and he gradually becomes aware of this Inner Self and Its directing and restraining Intelligence; that all the knowledge he has and all his power to do anything comes from that Self, that it is Its life that is animating his body and Its consciousness that actually constitutes his mind. through the experiences of life that will enable it to teach the mind this great truth. Little by little, man comes to realize that he and his human mind of themselves are nothing, can have and can do nothing; and he gradually becomes aware of this Inner Self and Its directing and restraining Intelligence; that all the knowledge he has and all his power to do anything comes from that Self, that it is Its life that is animating his body and Its consciousness that actually constitutes his mind.
  
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 IT IS possible that there are but few who read this who have actually arrived at this stage—even though most glimpse the truth of it all, and some know that sooner or later they must come to such acknowledgment of and subservience to this Higher and Better Self. IT IS possible that there are but few who read this who have actually arrived at this stage—even though most glimpse the truth of it all, and some know that sooner or later they must come to such acknowledgment of and subservience to this Higher and Better Self.
  
-The purpose of this discourse is to impress upon the reader the necessity of coming to such acknowledgement and subservience soon—if he would escape what is threatening and which may break forth in the very near future. Re-+The purpose of this discourse is to impress upon the reader the necessity of coming to such acknowledgement and subservience soon—if he would escape what is threatening and which may break forth in the very near future. Remember, 
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