The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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The Inner Life

THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | JUNE 1934

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 Papers during the past five years.

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.


THE REDEMPTION OF THE BODY

FOR the earnest expectation of the creation waiteth for the revealing of the Sons of God. For we know that the whole creation groaneth and travaileth in pain together with us until now. And not only so, but ourselves also, which are the first fruits of the Spirit, even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the adoption, to-wit, the redemption of our body.” —Rom. 8:19.

BELOVED, many among you await the transmutation of the body. Then let us tell you that this which you so greatly desire is being accomplished; for as you humbly and patiently follow the Master, it is being done. All those who have the realization that all is Spirit—that all that really counts comes from within, are facing the possibility—even the probability—of rending the veil that lies between the real and the unreal, the spirit and the flesh.

Be no longer followers of the false gods—food, money, clothing, shelter. These are all gods you erect when you give them power over you; for when you know them for what they are, then are you Masters—for are they not your servants?

Jesus had nowhere to lay His head, although as He said, the foxes had holes wherein to hide. But no one was richer, more free, than He; for did He not have dominion over the things of this world? How? He knew they are but creations of the human mind, and that which they really are were given but to serve the Christ man—what you really are.

Go back to the article in the May issue, Money, the Servant of Man, and learn how all pure ideas—and all things visible to man represent pure ideas, as therefore do those needed things—food, money, clothing, shelter—were given to man by the One Source, God.


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