The Impersonal Life speaks to the soul that has searched long and hard—for truth, for freedom, for God—and has found only passing visions and broken assurances. In these pages, Joseph Benner turns the seeker away from external authorities and toward the divine presence within. Written as a direct and intimate address to the reader, this spiritual classic calls the weary heart to rest, the hungry soul to be fed, and the restless mind to awaken to the eternal life that has always been present. This is not a philosophy to master, but a life to receive.
The Impersonal Life speaks to the soul that has searched long and hard—for truth, for freedom, for God—and has found only passing visions and broken assurances. In these pages, Joseph Benner turns the seeker away from external authorities and toward the divine presence within. Written as a direct...