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 1 Secret,    4, 2|      perception of the senses: the images and forms which are seen
 2 Secret,    4, 2|       vision” in the mind, without images, as occurs at the higher
 3 Secret,    4, 2|        external reality and of the images and thoughts which fill
 4 Secret,    4, 2|            children at Fatima. The images described by them are by
 5 Secret,    4, 2|         union with God. Rather the images are, in a manner of speaking,
 6 Secret,    4, 2|     understood on the basis of the images taken in their entirety.
 7 Secret,    4, 3|       grave perils outlined in the images that follow. Allow me to
 8 Secret,    4, 3|            more closely the single images. The angel with the flaming
 9 Secret,    4, 3|      Mother of God recalls similar images in the Book of Revelation.
10 Secret,    4, 3|            consider the individual images which follow in the text
11 Secret,    4, 3| synthetically described in the two images of the mountain and the
12 Secret,    4, 3|          part of the “secret” uses images which Lucia may have seen