The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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The Inner Life

THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | FEBRUARY 1936

as handsome and healthful looking a man as I ever saw; said he had read the book three times and wanted to go to a Truth lecture. I know that God is blessing this father and son, and that through this lesson, they too, will seek and find the kingdom of God within themselves.

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FOR a long time I have been holding two men, cousins of mine, in my meditations, speaking to the God-self of them to awaken.

One of them stopped drinking recently, and he had been drunk most of the time before that. The other suddenly appeared one morning at four o’clock (we hadn’t seen him for one and a half years) and told us that in the Spring he was about to commit suicide when he was led to the Oxford Movement in Arizona, where through Divine Guidance he went to San Diego and to the Ford Company, when by a seeming miracle he was selected out of many to work for them at the Fair. He says he now has Divine Guidance in everything he does.

I am so thankful I have been led into this Inner Work and hope I can do more and more serving on the inner planes as well as in the outer. If you could see me now, you would hardly know me for the woman I was two years ago.

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YOUR DIVINE POWER

ACCEPT nothing adverse in your life, in your body. See it straight, see what has come, and if it is not good and perfect, do not accept it. Do not empower it. Find the cause if you can. Accept not results from any cause. Give nothing building power.

Your mind has not only creative and recreative power, it has also the power to decide your mental and physical reactions. You are responsible for the reactions of your mind and your body. “As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he.” The Divine Power of every individual is extraordinary and ever present. There is no limit to man’s potential power. For the power of Will and the working of Wisdom, I feel we should always sing praises. —J. H. H.

THERE is no ill that may not be dissipated, like the darkness, if you let in a stronger light upon it. —Thoreau.


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