The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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The Inner Life

THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | OCTOBER 1934

THE WAY OUT COURSE

I FINISHED the Way Out Course and find it to be a wonderfully stimulating study, very clearly stated, simple and precise, and makes you see plainly how you must obey and abide by the law.

I most surely have put my affairs into the Father’s hands, and they are now running so much smoother. The health of all of us is better and our finances are gradually straightening out.

Just to show how all things work out if we only leave all things in His hands, my husband has work which is almost eight miles from home. We have an old car, and the other evening two tires wore out. At first the worry thoughts crept in; he could not get any tires the right size—they didn’t make them anymore—now could he get to work?

Then I just came into the house and took it to the Father, explaining to Him our problem and our need, and asked Him to take care of it for us—and then just left it in His hands.

Today a stranger working with my husband handed him an “ad” in the paper for the sale of some tires. We quickly got my father’s car and drove there. We came home with four almost new tires for the cost of two new ones.

I was so grateful for this answer to my prayer, for we had to have tires to get to work and get money. Each added experience increases our faith. —G. S.

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THE BUILDER

THE BUILDER is our own false self, the dreamer of dreams, the creator of desires and illusions. This we must destroy, leaving only the true, the SELF that is mysterious and high, ONE with the One to manifest.

“Though difference be none, I am of Thee,
Not Thou O Lord of me.
For of the sea is verily the wave,
Not of the wave the sea.”


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