The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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The Inner Life

THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | JULY 1936

and for whom He is first and supreme, who have compelled their minds to surrender all to Him, to wait always upon Him and to do only His Will.

All others will still be of the Earth, because still involved and enmeshed in their minds’ beliefs; they have not yet learned that these things are not real, but are only their own creations,—because they have not yet found God, nor listened to His Voice and turned within to wait upon Him. So they will have to remain where their consciousness is—in the world of their creation.

But they will be separate from that other world which will naturally be invisible to them, because of their being in a lower consciousness. They will have to stay there until they too learn that God and His Truth alone is, and that all else is an illusion and does not exist except in men’s “separate” minds.

We urge that all who desire to live ready for the Master’s Service, which means for whatever comes to pass, not only to wait upon the Lord every moment of the day, but to fill their minds with the great truths about the inner consciousness so clearly taught in this Department, beginning with the December issue. Study them thoroughly under the guidance received from within, not leaving a single statement until its whole meaning is fully perceived.

If this is done during the next two months, we promise that you will not only be ready for the coming change but for anything that comes to pass; for the God of you will then be fully in charge and nothing but Good will be your portion.

A MIRACLE OF THE LAW

ON A Monday morning we were requested to pray for a man who had been in the hospital for a week under observation preparatory for an operation.

The Doctors had pronounced he had a mastoid, a partial stroke, and bladder trouble, to the extent they were afraid of his stomach bursting and being poisoned by blood from the mastoid. The Doctors had given him up and the wife was desperate.

When I arrived from work Monday evening I felt an urge to go and see the wife of the above man, which I did, taking with me the article in the Jan. 1935 issue of THE INNER LIFE, headed


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