The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | DECEMBER 1935

A BROTHER IN CHRIST

IN THE article entitled “A Prophecy,” appearing in the previous issue, was mentioned a Teacher who came to the author and gave the Prophecy. We asked the author to tell us more about “Rajah,” how he happened to come, for what purpose, and just how she saw and heard him; this for the purpose of learning his nature and degree from a Spiritual standpoint.

The following reply, we think, speaks for itself, and few will fail to recognize Rajah as a true Christ Brother.—The EDITOR.

YOUR letter of September 18th received. I purposely delayed answering it, thinking I would be able to contact Rajah and get more information regarding the Prophecy. To date I have not seen him.

I, too, would like to believe what Rajah says regarding the coming Theocratic form of government, but like yourself, I cannot see how this can be brought about in 1936. If he had said 1940, it would have sounded more plausible.

It was in 1929 when Rajah first made his appearance. Up to that time we (my husband and myself) had not contacted any New Thought or Truth literature. I must digress for a moment. In my first letter to The Sun Center I told you how for over twenty years I had been seeking for that intangible something that I could not find in the churches. Now, I know what I was seeking. It was “God,” and the “Way to the Kingdom.” I had looked everywhere for Him except where He was (within myself). No doubt this earnest desire of my heart is what attracted Rajah to me.

My husband and myself were bible students, and were in deep meditation one night when we became aware of a very high vibration surrounding us. I looked up and saw Rajah (I have been psychic from a child). He was different from other persons or spirits I had seen, inasmuch that he was fully materialized, and surrounded by a brilliant white light.

I was awed by his majesty and beauty. He waited for me to speak. But first I will describe him:

He was a Hindu about six feet tall, and would weigh about two hundred pounds. He wore a long white satin gown with flowing kimona sleeves, which completely hid his hands (He stood with his


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