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 1  Pref,   2     |           his logical and orderly mind and by his great objectivity.
 2  Pref,   2     |           I have had always in my mind the Teresa whom I have come
 3  Pref,   2     |        have a woman definitely in mind.~
 4  Pref,   3     |           not say in Spanish. Her mind was so completely immersed
 5  Intr,   0     |       spring spontaneously to her mind and spirit. Her pen runs
 6  Intr,   0     |      sometimes too freely for her mind to keep pace with it. Her
 7  Intr,   0     |        and she had a quickness of mind, a readiness of expression
 8  Unic,   5     |        and with great distress of mind, although I was able to
 9  Unic,   5     |         God. I had continually in mind these words of Job, which
10  Unic,   7     |       distraught when I recall to mind my ingratitude and wickedness.
11  Unic,   7     |          the subject with this in mind will profit both himself
12  Unic,   9     |          could not reason with my mind, I would try to make pictures
13  Unic,   9     |           of praying in which the mind makes no reflections means
14  Unic,   9     |           any sublime subject, my mind was so stupid that I could
15  Unic,   9     |        for picturing things in my mind that if I did not actually
16  Unic,  11     |          I am. But it comes to my mind now that I have read or
17  Unic,  11     |        put such thoughts into the mind of Saint Jerome in the desert.109~
18  Unic,  11     |       always be given up when the mind is greatly distracted and
19  Unic,  11     |      unrest or distraction of the mind. If a person would gain
20  Unic,  12     |          to the lifting up of the mind to a consideration of the
21  Unic,  13     |           I used often to bear in mind the words of Saint Paul,
22  Unic,  13     |           Lord to the Column. The mind sets to work to seek out
23  Unic,  14(124)|       have the earlier passage in mind.]~
24  Unic,  14     |     speaking with a purpose in my mind you must not be surprised.
25  Unic,  15     |        did, let them ever bear in mind what a blessing they have
26  Unic,  15     |         of love which come to its mind, with the firm and sure
27  Unic,  15     |      thing always to bear this in mind, especially at first; later,
28  Unic,  17     |           so I have it clearly in mind -- that I find my soul is
29  Unic,  18     |      understand what is meant by "mind" or how this differs from "
30  Unic,  18     |          long time, striving with mind and will and all its strength
31  Unic,  18     |          to attempt to speak: his mind cannot manage to form a
32  Unic,  20     |            That verse comes to my mind at these times in such a
33  Unic,  20     |         Lord had brought it to my mind without any effort of my
34  Unic,  21     |         had lived previously. Its mind is now so used to thinking
35  Unic,  22     |       strive ever to bear this in mind and awaken our own love,
36  Unic,  25     |           had never come into its mind before? How can they come
37  Unic,  25     | recognizes them as ravings of the mind and will take no more notice
38  Unic,  25(204)|    Clearly St. Teresa has here in mind St. John viii, 44.]~
39  Unic,  26     |          to take away my peace of mind. But the Lord said to me:
40  Unic,  26     |          greatly by unsettling my mind: yet I believe he is the
41  Unic,  26     |       then change the confessor's mind so that he came back and
42  Unic,  27(212)|         have been in St. Teresa's mind.~
43  Unic,  28     |          vision continually in my mind, and it did me so much good
44  Unic,  28     |       again I have proved that my mind has to be spoon-fed, as
45  Unic,  30     |          permission to relieve my mind by talking to her about
46  Unic,  30     |        great favours; it does not mind living this miserable life
47  Unic,  30     |         message telling me not to mind writing at length and to
48  Unic,  31     |       these thoughts came into my mind, I must be wholly possessed
49  Unic,  31(245)|           suggest that she had in mind a convent established near
50  Unic,  32     |      everybody; so he changed his mind and refused to sanction
51  Unic,  34     |          once, so that I need not mind doing so myself.~
52  Unic,  34     |         to do so, for my state of mind was such that I could not
53  Unic,  36     |           had hardly any peace of mind; and on several of the preceding
54  Unic,  37     |        merely turn the eyes of my mind to the image of Him which
55  Unic,  38     |          not to be recollected in mind, though, as I was in an
56  Unic,  38     |       more valuable than his dull mind was capable of grasping;
57  Unic,  39     |           they seem to come to my mind.~
58  Unic,  39     |  behaviour and constantly bear in mind the vanity inseparable from
59  Unic,  39     |       their true light, I call to mind the great trials which have
60  Unic,  39     |           lest I should recall to mind all my faults. Blessed be
61  Unic,  39     |       upon God. I kept clearly in mind what I had seen in this
62  Unic,  39     |        give them the clearness of mind and the quiet that I was
63  Unic,  40     |        soul: I often call that to mind. I do not know if it is