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The Impersonal Life
Joseph S. Benner

DeVorss & Co., 1983

Classic Work framed as a communication between Self and self.

The Imersonal Life
Joseph S. Benner, 1978

This is a paperback version of the original classic of inner spiritual awakening. It is a book devoted to people searching for deeper spiritual meaning through Christian teaching.

THE IMPERSONAL LIFE
Joseph S. Benner

De Vorss & Co., Marina del Rey, California., 1979

A beautiful and rare book about christian mysticism, for people of ALL faiths and religions. . Written in 1944 it carries a message of love, hope and tolerance rarely seen in Christian texts.

The Impersonal Life
Joseph S. Benner

Sun Publishing Co., 1970

The impersonal life

39 reviews
Joseph S Benner

DeVorss, 1983

Only Open Minds Should Even Bother Opening This Book.
This book is for people who wish to open up their thinking, and subsequently change their material conditions.This is not for people who believe in some literal, anthropomorphic "God." But rather, it uses Xian teachings as a metaphor to reveal universal ideas.This type of material long preceeded titles like "The Secret."It's age-old wisdom.But don't get it if you're a literal-minded Bible thumper ...

Brady Advanced Cardiac Life Support

1 review
Joseph J. Mistovich, Randall W. Benner, ...

Prentice Hall, 1998

As good as it may get?
Brady has a new series of textbooks released in 2005 for the paramedic program. Eventhough this book is a few years older, it covers everthing on the topic of cardiology and most of the common ECG strips & rhthyms. The topic of cardiology is one that actually requires it's own textbook aside from being included in a general paramedic textbook. For as often as one may need to study cardiology, ...

Prehospital Advanced Cardiac Life Support (2nd Edition)

1 review
Joseph J. Mistovich, Randall W. Benner, ...

Prentice Hall, 2003

ACLS...basic and advanced
This book takes you from basic ACLS algorithms through to more advanced ACS than is covered in the typical ACLS textbook. It is very well done and should be added to anyone's colelction who is either going to be taking ACLS or is looking for a book to pull off the shelf for review purposes. It will serve either reasons well and is a fantastic new addition to my collection of about 40 Fire/EMS ...