The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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The Inner Life

THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | DECEMBER 1933

SOME very remarkable lessons can be gathered from these incidents, by studying the law back of them. For we know there are no miracles, that by understanding the law that seem to be miraculous events can be easily explained.

We will give a few hints regarding the above and in a later article will elaborate on the subject, trying to make it plain so all may understand.

First, try to realize that all is consciousness, that all takes place in consciousness, and that every thing and every person are but ideas or centers of consciousness. In the first two incidents two facts stand out—that she loved the window and the clock, and that she had faith in the power of love.

What is love, that it should have that kind of power? Do you realize what love always does when one truly knows how to love?

Love unites you with what or whom you love.

Unites you how?

In consciousness. When one in consciousness, then there is no separation or difference.

Remember, every person and thing is but an idea, a center of consciousness, and you cannot love—and thus unite yourself with—any other idea, without its becoming one with the idea most prominent in your consciousness—whatever you wish done—and outmanifesting itself. Think this over and you will see how it must be.

The other three incidents illustrate the great power of faith in God—of surrendering your mind to the One Consciousness we call God, in a childlike belief that that Consciousness will do for you what you ask.


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