The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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The Inner Life

THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | SEPTEMBER 1935

THE WRITER of the above adds, “This is a sample of the way I would attempt to prove the connection between mental causes and physical manifestations. The case I have given is a truly remarkable demonstration of the outworking of a perfect law. The results came so rapidly that it almost astounded me. Yet I knew the law worked if applied correctly.

I have records of many cures that would be called miraculous, and in each case it can be easily seen that a change in mental attitude was the sole cause of the cure.”

He has just sent us a case of a boy given up to die of tuberculosis by physicians and one of whose lungs was practically gone, yet who was inspired with the belief he could be cured in the same manner as in the above case; and he later grew a new lung and became a fine football player and an all-around athlete. This case will be related in the October INNER LIFE.

We wish again to state the law—that what is now manifesting is the result of what has been believed and is now held in consciousness as being so. Therefore, all that is needed to change what is manifesting is to change the picture-belief held in consciousness. How to do this is most clearly stated and explained in The Way Out. All of these cases graphically illustrate and confirm its teachings.

The author of the above invites questions and will be glad to give his opinion and advice regarding unusual and difficult cases, if they are addressed to the Healing Department of this Magazine.

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PLAY THE GAME

By S. B.

PLAY the game of life and play it fair.
Move and if you lose let not despair
Becloud your vision—count that loss as gain
That purifies and strengthens through its pain,
Ennobling by the cross of self-denial
That teaches through life’s game we needs must smile
Ere we can drink His cup and from its gall
The bread and wine transmute—the goal for all
Who play, and ask no prize but wisdom’s might,
Who, leaving all for Christ, would serve aright.


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