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 1  Pref,   2     |          to a person's particular spiritual condition or to his or her
 2  Pref,   3     |          of Mount Carmel from the Spiritual Canticle. But, except in
 3  Outl,   0     |           a copy of Osuna's Third Spiritual Alphabet.~1539 (April-July).
 4  Intr,   0     |           detailed account of her spiritual progress, as in the Life,
 5  Intr,   0     |         other books, to guide her spiritual daughters.~
 6  Intr,   0     |           convents, Exclamations, Spiritual Maxims, Relations of her
 7  Intr,   0     |          in the commentary to his Spiritual Canticle:~
 8  Intr,   0     |         St. Teresa a place in our spiritual life comparable to that
 9  Intr,   0     |    autobiography primarily in the spiritual sense -- a history of the
10  Unic,   4(81) |        Francisco de Osuna's Third Spiritual Alphabet [cf. S.S.M., I,
11  Unic,   9     |      preparedness on my part, His spiritual favours continually increased,
12  Unic,  10     |        between different kinds of spiritual joy on earth, though this
13  Unic,  10     |          and persons who have led spiritual lives for many years; and
14  Unic,  11     | previously, when we began to lead spiritual lives and to follow after
15  Unic,  11     |         this way should have many spiritual consolations; the two things
16  Unic,  11     |          avoid doing so; but this spiritual language is so hard to use
17  Unic,  11     |      nothing for him to fear. No, spiritual people, there is no reason
18  Unic,  11     |      discussed it afterwards with spiritual persons. The thing frequently
19  Unic,  11     |          the soul. Engage in some spiritual recreation, such as conversation (
20  Unic,  11     |           so long as it is really spiritual), or a country walk, according
21  Unic,  11     |            If a person would gain spiritual freedom and not be continually
22  Unic,  12     |           which is neither wholly spiritual nor wholly sensual, but
23  Unic,  12     |         learned men should become spiritual, as I shall say later.~
24  Unic,  12     |          I used to talk with many spiritual persons, who would try to
25  Unic,  13     |       When we have made so little spiritual progress, the smallest things
26  Unic,  13     |        presume to think ourselves spiritual. Now to me it seems that
27  Unic,  13     |         and will never lead us to spiritual freedom. This is a procedure
28  Unic,  13     |      everyone should be extremely spiritual when one is beginning to
29  Unic,  13     |         of learning; and the more spiritual they are, the greater is
30  Unic,  13     |      learned men, if they are not spiritual, are unsuitable for those
31  Unic,  13     |          have already said that a spiritual director is necessary, but
32  Unic,  13     |    virtuous; even if they are not spiritual they will do us good and
33  Unic,  13     |      teach and may even make them spiritual so that they may be of service
34  Unic,  14(119)|            St. John of the Cross: Spiritual Canticle, Stanza VI.]~
35  Unic,  14     |         although I have read many spiritual books which touch upon the
36  Unic,  15     |          eager for joys, even for spiritual joys, but attached to the
37  Unic,  15     |           becomes small again, in spiritual matters the Lord is pleased
38  Unic,  17     |      discuss the matter with some spiritual person, who has himself
39  Unic,  19     |           and of intercourse with spiritual people. I fully believe
40  Unic,  20     |          vehemence than any other spiritual experience and I felt as
41  Unic,  20     |          produced by these purely spiritual favours, I mean; for, although
42  Unic,  20     |       experience with an entirely spiritual one, and in saying that
43  Unic,  22     |          as this work is entirely spiritual, anything corporeal may
44  Unic,  22     |         it is held by learned and spiritual men, who know what they
45  Unic,  22     |          and achieve a very great spiritual freedom. There are two reasons,
46  Unic,  22     |       since it is advised by such spiritual people, but my belief is
47  Unic,  22     |    ourselves to be striving after spiritual consolations; come what
48  Unic,  22     |         written about prayer with spiritual persons, to be sure they
49  Unic,  22     |           be sure they are really spiritual. For if they know only one
50  Unic,  23     |          me seek diligently after spiritual persons with whom to discuss
51  Unic,  23(181)|          owed a great deal of the spiritual help which she received
52  Unic,  23     |  determined to have a talk with a spiritual person, to ask him what
53  Unic,  23     |        that he was treating me in spiritual matters as though I were
54  Unic,  23     |  description of my whole life and spiritual state in the form of a general
55  Unic,  23     |        men of great experience in spiritual matters. I ought not, they
56  Unic,  23     |      enabled him to understand my spiritual condition and showed him
57  Unic,  25     |      kinds of sore temptation and spiritual trial; and though this disquiet
58  Unic,  26     |         describe the whole of our spiritual experiences, and the favours
59  Unic,  27     |           He is hearing us by the spiritual feelings and effects of
60  Unic,  27     |         kind of language are such spiritual things that I believe no
61  Unic,  28     |           with experience of this spiritual road; if the Lord had not
62  Unic,  29     |           is not bodily pain, but spiritual, though the body has a share
63  Unic,  30     |         for physical distress and spiritual contentment to exist together
64  Unic,  30     |         experience such excessive spiritual distress and with it such
65  Unic,  30     |         the Lord left me with the spiritual trials which I shall now
66  Unic,  30     |       lesser degree -- the sorest spiritual trials, together with bodily
67  Unic,  30     |     bodily ills, and, if I had no spiritual distress, I bore these with
68  Unic,  30     |       because of these bodily and spiritual trials which I was suffering,
69  Unic,  31     |       wishing to make progress in spiritual matters finds that he is
70  Unic,  33     |        made such progress and his spiritual growth had been so great
71  Unic,  33     |           so as well by the ample spiritual experience which he had
72  Unic,  33     |           him here who was a very spiritual man, of great courage, intelligence
73  Unic,  33     |         seemed as if these strong spiritual impulses prevented my soul
74  Unic,  33     |          whatsoever. For it was a spiritual joy: my soul knew that here
75  Unic,  34     |           had been a life of many spiritual trials. He urged me to tell
76  Unic,  34     |           great advantage. For in spiritual things he has had a great
77  Unic,  34     |     discern spirits without being spiritual themselves. I do not mean
78  Unic,  34     |          a man is learned but not spiritual, he may not direct a person
79  Unic,  36     |           devil plunged me into a spiritual battle again, as I shall
80  Unic,  37     |        drawn towards them -- in a spiritual sense, of course -- by the
81  Unic,  37     |       them? I am really sorry for spiritual people who for certain pious
82  Unic,  38     |           when there came to me a spiritual impulse of such vehemence
83  Unic,  39     |            how is it that even in spiritual matters we often try to
84  Unic,  39     |         be well rewarded; but any spiritual person who thinks that the
85  Unic,  39     |       prayer has earned him these spiritual consolations will, I am
86  Unic,  40     |  enkindled and there came to me a spiritual transport of a kind which
87  Unic,  40     |           weakness to endure such spiritual vehemence, and of the weakening