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 1  Intr,   0|       be printed and brought to light.57~
 2  Intr,   0|          it had also brought to light a good deal that had previously
 3  Unic,   2|     pleased to begin to give me light, as I shall now explain.~~
 4  Unic,   3|      the Lord began to give her light concerning the delusion
 5  Unic,   5|    since I began to pray, I had light enough to realize how trivial
 6  Unic,   5|      God for having granted him light. Exactly a year from the
 7  Unic,   5|     which I have presented in a light only too favourable. I beg
 8  Unic,   8|       the conflict has not been light, but its causes have changed;
 9  Unic,   9|        her soul and to give her light amid such great darkness,
10  Unic,  12|         others, and this was no light trial to me. When His Majesty
11  Unic,  13|         knowledge, and gives us light, so that, when we are faced
12  Unic,  13|     things, and that will be no light cross for the penitent to
13  Unic,  13| regularly for those who give us light. What would become of us
14  Unic,  14|        himself into an angel of light.120 If the soul has not
15  Unic,  15|       through being so near the light, sees with the greatest
16  Unic,  15|     from God. It leaves neither light in the understanding nor
17  Unic,  15|    humility proceeding from the light given us in this way by
18  Unic,  16|      and Glory, what a cross -- light and yet most heavy -- hast
19  Unic,  16|       who attain to this state! Light, because it is sweet; heavy,
20  Unic,  19|     bring him into the haven of light. This was a matter about
21  Unic,  19|    foolishness to flee from the light and to walk on all the time
22  Unic,  20|         my body often seemed as light as if all weight had left
23  Unic,  21|       life in the world and the light which the Lord sheds for
24  Unic,  21|         the smallest glimmer of light, I would give up a thousand
25  Unic,  21|         the Lord has given this light, but whose charity is so
26  Unic,  21|       His keeping, He sheds His light upon it. He seems to be
27  Unic,  22|      way until the Lord gave it light: all the joys it had experienced
28  Unic,  23|      was now pleased to give me light so that I should not offend
29  Unic,  23|        when, in order to obtain light from him, I told him of
30  Unic,  23|          so that I might obtain light from them, I thought they
31  Unic,  23|         God would give him more light on my case: these Fathers
32  Unic,  25|        it to affection, give it light and make it happy and tranquil;
33  Unic,  25| conviction and tranquillity and light, so that in a moment I found
34  Unic,  25|           Who in a moment sheds light upon such thick darkness,
35  Unic,  27|  perceived, but that there is a light which, though not seen,
36  Unic,  28|      different from any earthly light is the brightness and light
37  Unic,  28|     light is the brightness and light now revealed to the eyes
38  Unic,  28|      the sun, or any other such light, enters into the vision:
39  Unic,  28|  contrary, it is like a natural light and all other kinds of light
40  Unic,  28|    light and all other kinds of light seem artificial. It is a
41  Unic,  28|        seem artificial. It is a light which never gives place
42  Unic,  28|        night, and, being always light, is disturbed by nothing.
43  Unic,  28|       can introduce this strong light into the inward sense and
44  Unic,  28|       Sacrament itself gave him light.~
45  Unic,  28|         the Lord should give me light. Well, as I have said, I
46  Unic,  30|        quietness, sweetness and light. Though it causes us distress,
47  Unic,  30|         devil, the soul has not light enough to do anything good
48  Unic,  30|     this way, you may have some light, and may recognize his hand,
49  Unic,  30|         seem, eventually become light, and the soul becomes anxious
50  Unic,  31|         be enveloped by a great light, which prevented them from
51  Unic,  32|        stifled me. There was no light and everything was in the
52  Unic,  32|      but, although there was no light, it was possible to see
53  Unic,  32|      say, everything has seemed light to me by comparison with
54  Unic,  32|   giving out the most brilliant light; and that, although the
55  Unic,  33|       her vestments, though the light was not dazzling, but quite
56  Unic,  34|        when the Lord gives this light, to know how much we are
57  Unic,  34|      reason but giving her what light I could about everything.
58  Unic,  36|       here. He gave me a little light, so that I should see that
59  Unic,  36|      should appear to be making light of what they were saying.
60  Unic,  36|        seem to the sisters very light and they observe other rules
61  Unic,  37|          when the soul receives light -- for, as I have often
62  Unic,  37|    darkness and not to see this light, so it is not surprising
63  Unic,  37|     they deserve it is not made light of, but considered as a
64  Unic,  38|      impossible; for, while the light we see here and that other
65  Unic,  38|         see here and that other light are both light, there is
66  Unic,  38|       that other light are both light, there is no comparison
67  Unic,  38|         or describing what that light is like, nor a single one
68  Unic,  38|   unless Thy Majesty gives them light! Some persons to whom Thou
69  Unic,  39|       sees things in their true light looked favourably upon me
70  Unic,  39|     seeing things in their true light, I call to mind the great
71  Unic,  39|      and the Lord will give him light to recognize these. What
72  Unic,  39|         and gives them a little light and love -- I mean, during
73  Unic,  40|      that your spirituality and light may enlighten this miserable