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The Impersonal Life — Joseph S. Benner (1914)
The Impersonal Life — Joseph S. Benner (1914)
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Edition Details
- Author
- Joseph S. Benner
- Original publication year
- 1914
- Edition publication year
- 1914
- Available formats
- Digital PDF, Physical Book
- Subjects & traditions
- New Thought, Esoteric Christianity, Spirituality
First published anonymously in 1914 and later attributed to Joseph S. Benner, The Impersonal Life is written as the voice of the indwelling divine presence addressing the reader directly.
The book asks the individual to look beyond the changing personality, personal desire, and the claims of the ego toward a deeper source of identity and guidance. Its central themes include surrender, inward listening, divine consciousness, purpose, free will, and the recognition of one life expressing through all beings.
Rather than presenting a formal religious system, Benner offers a sustained contemplative instruction intended to shift the reader from intellectual belief toward direct inward awareness.
Details
Author: Joseph S. Benner
First publication: 1914
Subjects: Divine consciousness, the higher self, surrender, inner guidance, identity, and spiritual awakening
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