The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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The Inner Life

THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | AUGUST 1936

EDITORIAL

WORLD SICKNESS

WE DO NOT know how many of our readers realize it, but the world is sick, very sick—almost unto death.

A foul disease has eaten its way into the body of humanity, has attacked the lungs, is affecting the stomach and bowels, and will soon reach the heart of all men; and that will be the end—unless a miracle happens.

If you will consider with us for a moment that the body of humanity is the expression of its consciousness; and therefore, the lungs are its means of inspiration; the stomach its power of digestion; the bowels its power of assimilation; and the heart the source of its life circulation; and we tell you that this dread disease has so eaten into all sources of inspiration—newspapers, magazines, books, schools, colleges, universities, radio, movies and the stage, so that humanity can no longer breath in pure truth, and as a consequence its digestion and assimilation of the right kind of knowledge have almost ceased to function and its life


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