The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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The Inner Life

THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | JANUARY 1936

THE BOOK OF NATURE

UPON opening a book to read, one has the knowledge of its contents as a task ahead which requires only the time and effort necessary to read and study the printed words. In opening the book of Nature, one comes into a field of learning that demands all the efforts of many lifetimes to read and fully understand even its first chapter.

Through the ages man has builded into books a record of all the knowledge gained in his studies of Life and Nature; and today man has at his disposal a means whereby he can appreciate some of the infinite wonders and the stupendousness of that invisible world hidden in what we call Cosmic Nature, and in even the Nature of our little world, called the Earth, that has locked within it vast knowledge awaiting man’s reading.

Cosmic Nature, which is the last rung in the ladder of knowledge and which can be reached only through enlightening power of Love, awaits being added to the records of the ages. In the unfolding of its secrets there will be gained the Divine Knowledge and Power that will be used in the expression of our God Nature and Perfection and a life of eternal freedom. —J. S. B.

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AT-ONE-MENT

GOD is at the center.
I am at the center.
The center is everywhere—
God and I are there.

God is the Center.
I am the Center.
Like the sunbeam and the Sun,
God and I are One.
—Frank Hartman.

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NO DEATH

“THERE is no death in God’s wide world,
But one eternal scene of change;
The flag of life is never furled—
It only taketh wider range.”


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