The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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The Inner Life

THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | AUGUST 1934

ask no recognition, gratitude or praise, for Truth gives nothing but Itself; Truth sees no error.

Then we can no more stop giving forth good than we can stop breathing, because we have come into the true knowledge that to give is to add to our storehouse, and to withhold is to take from it. We have learned the real meaning of the Proverb, “There is that maketh himself rich yet hath nothing; there is that maketh himself poor, yet hath great riches.”

To keep our soul consciousness thus saturated with this unconditioned joy, which by its unbreakable law of being, must bring forth of its kind, is to fulfill, “Rejoice and be glad in that which I create.”

It is ever a renewing and life-building joy just to remember we are walking through and are a part of the finished Kingdom, which its Creator and Keeper looked upon and pronounced as very good.

We can truly say with the Persian philosopher, “That which ought to be is, therefore let us rest.”

We can daily and hourly call upon that inner and luminous calm to come forth to the harmonizing of our individual and personal work, until that peace which passeth understanding becomes our own realization; and that realization is to “Come before His Presence with thanksgiving”; to obey “Look unto me and be ye saved”; to eat of “the hidden manna”; to “drink of the water that I shall give thee”; to rest in the Holy Carelessness of the everlasting Now.

I am ever within thee to change darkness into light.
I am walking before thee to dissolve all obstacles.
I am leading thee in a path the vulture can never see.
I am teaching thee the secret of infinite content.
I am now waiting to be joyful with thee in Eternal Peace.


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