The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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The Inner Life

THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | NOVEMBER 1934

for him—will it be so in your world of consciousness.

John Doe is really but a center and part of the One Consciousness and the One Life, which is God’s creative, healing, perfecting Love, but when he is seen and known by another center to be in his pure and perfect soul state, he will automatically push forth his pure and perfect soul consciousness into the image and likeness body seen by the other center—thus agreeing with him and neutralizing any influence of the outer mind and replacing it in a picture of perfect health and freedom. As a result the outer mind quickly responds, and the body forces are freed to express outwardly exactly according to the picture held in mind.

This is not difficult—we have but described the process. Just see in your mind the perfect body of the one you are treating—not, not the physical body, but a perfect idea or a perfect body, knowing there is a soul-body in God’s image and likeness, made in the beginning by God and which has never changed; and then consciously direct and feel the One Consciousness—the One Life and the One Love—pouring through you into that thought-form of your mind of a perfect soul-body and making it alive, substantial and real, knowing that it will quickly push forth into manifestation—and it will.

It is all in the knowing. Therefore go over the process in your mind again and again, until it sees, feels and knows the truth of it and automatically knows it whenever a contrary thought appears. Soon this method of treatment or healing will become easy and natural, because it will resolve itself into a simple knowing the truth, and the truth will cleanse the mind of all error.

Know this—when there is no error in the mind, then only truth will manifest.

IN THE NOONDAY SILENCE

DEAR Children. Just a short message.

I would ask thee this day that thou wouldst meditate for at least fifteen minutes of thy time upon Love, upon God as being all there is, as being all of Love, all of Power, all of every Good there is. Put away for the time the desires of thy minds and thy hearts. Forget them, and dwell upon this that I ask.

Dear ones, God is not afar off in a country or realm unknown. He is both within and without thee. Every flower that blooms,


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