The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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The Inner Life 1933

EDITORIAL

THE GREAT ILLUSION

IN EVER increasing numbers are the true thinkers in the world—those not bound by materialistic science—arriving at the realization that things are not what they appear, that there is an active law back of what now manifests, and that what seems to be manifesting is only what the ordinary mind thinks is so; for a different type of mind may think and therefore see it very differently.

Do not reject this last part of our statement without due consideration. We know that many see things exactly the same—or think they do. It is true that things appear much the same to most people which is natural, because very few minds are able to free themselves from the mass consciousness so they can think for themselves. But just as surely as one raises one’s consciousness above that of the mass mind, will one see things differently, and the higher in consciousness one gets above others, the more clearly one understands what appears and that it is far different from what it was formerly thought to be. This is


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