The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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The Inner Life

THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | NOVEMBER 1936

God’s Mind. And we likewise impress upon all the necessity of refusing to accept what appears as real—that all that their eyes see and they believe is so is but their minds’ creations and are of their own mental world—outside of God’s world.

Then it is of utmost importance not to let our minds get concerned about anything that appears, but to see it for what it is, know it but as mortal mind’s creation, and to stay above it—exactly as does a wise mother who hears her children playing “make believe,” or who when they have a “nightmare” and are terribly frightened, knows that none of it is real, and that it is only their childish minds that are interested or concerned about it.

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SEPTEMBER 16TH

SEPTEMBER 16th has come and gone, and many are wondering if the prophecies of the Great Pyramid had any foundation in facts, or if they were but made to fit the theories of those who have been misled into believing that the great monument in stone was anything different from the other pyramids of Egypt.

It is not our purpose to answer these queries other than to remind such questioners of the definite dates to almost the exact hour of the beginning and ending of the Great War, and of the beginning of the Depression, coinciding perfectly with the beginning and ending of the first Low Passage and the beginning of the second Low Passage of the Pyramid, according to the time measurement therein, and that the latter Passage’s ending and opening into the King’s Chamber naturally indicated the happening of something of world-wide significance.

We also call attention to the consistently logical symbolical meaning of the different passages and chambers so clearly explained in the article on “The Great Pyramid” in the May issue, and to a booklet, “No,” containing another most impressive interpretation of the purpose of the Great Pyramid, both of which give unquestioned evidence that the edifice is indeed a “Bible in Stone,” and is not just the tomb of an Egyptian King, a monument erected to perpetuate his memory.

There is no doubt in the minds of many students and scientists that it has a cosmic significance and many believe that it was


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