The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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The Inner Life

THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | FEBRUARY 1936

THE IMPERSONAL WORK

IN THIS Department will be included teachings and truths for more advanced students, especially for those who have received the monthly lessons in the sixty-five issued Series.

Some of our readers perhaps may not be able to grasp these truths, but we urge if so that they reserve them for future study and consideration, as they will contain matter of vital moment to the soul, when it is grown ready to receive and use it as intended.


INNER WORKERS

AGAIN we would emphasize the necessity of all Inner Workers thoroughly acquainting themselves with their own souls, knowing themselves as such centered in their soul consciousness, instead of in their outer minds.

We know we have stated this often in different ways, but we are surprised, when the subject is mentioned at the hazy ideas most students have of the subject, even the more advanced, and how few really understand what is the soul and how to get back into its consciousness, despite the many times we have shown just how to do it.

We fully realize this is because, when the instructions were given, they did not study them carefully and make themselves rejust what was shown, in order to gain for themselves the knowledge of it and the power that awaited. For there is a definite feeling of power accrues to one who is able to free himself from the mind and the influence of the senses and the emotions, which usually keep one’s consciousness centered in the outer man.

Yes, it takes real effort and practice and some deep thinking, in order to understand just what is meant, and most minds balk at that; but no one gets anywhere in Inner Work until he is able to make his mind do what he wants it to do and is no longer influenced by its likes and dislikes.

We stated something in the last issue in this Department that we hoped would arouse in the minds of all Inner Workers a realization of the great importance of this we have been urging upon you. We do not know how many understood just what was meant or recognized its importance, but we have yet to hear any comments on it. We take it that it just did not


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