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 1  Unic,   4     |        He has even allowed the eyes of those who have seen them
 2  Unic,   7     |      Him.94 I saw Him with the eyes of the soul more clearly
 3  Unic,   7     |        otherwise than with the eyes of the body. It was the
 4  Unic,   7     |     any, and magnify it in the eyes of all, so that people invariably
 5  Unic,  11     |   serving a good Master, Whose eyes are upon him. Let him pay
 6  Unic,  11     |  failed His friends. Close the eyes of your thought and do not
 7  Unic,  12     |      me. May the Lord open the eyes of those who read this by
 8  Unic,  13     |       grievous sins before our eyes so that we may be blind
 9  Unic,  14     |      as they say) with its own eyes; and learning would also
10  Unic,  15     |      and dares not lift up its eyes, yet perhaps makes a better
11  Unic,  15     |   reward, they will keep their eyes fixed upon the true and
12  Unic,  18     |        without great pain; its eyes involuntarily close, or,
13  Unic,  19     |       now it sees with its own eyes that of itself it can do
14  Unic,  19     |     Now it dares not raise its eyes. Now it raises them only
15  Unic,  20     |    will. For the most part the eyes are closed, though we may
16  Unic,  20(161)|        likewise nothing in the eyes of God, and less than nothing." (
17  Unic,  20     |      and forces it to open its eyes, whereupon it sees so many
18  Unic,  20     |        it looks at itself, its eyes are blinded by clay.163
19  Unic,  20     |         willy-nilly, shuts its eyes to things of the world,
20  Unic,  21     |   possible when with one's own eyes one sees the great delusion
21  Unic,  22     |     and image always before my eyes, since I could not have
22  Unic,  22     |       waterwheel. Though their eyes are shut and they have no
23  Unic,  26     |       to suffer. I must fix my eyes on all that He had suffered
24  Unic,  27     |      Him, for neither with the eyes of the body nor with those
25  Unic,  27     |        do not see Him with the eyes either of the body or of
26  Unic,  27     |    doubt the evidence of one's eyes -- indeed, the latter is
27  Unic,  27     |   Thyself to be looked upon by eyes which have looked on things
28  Unic,  27     |        as sinfully as have the eyes of my soul! After this sight,
29  Unic,  27     |        for he never raised his eyes, and so, when he had to
30  Unic,  28     |       in Heaven to delight the eyes but the extreme beauty of
31  Unic,  28     |     any other vision, with the eyes of the body, but only with
32  Unic,  28     |        body, but only with the eyes of the soul.~
33  Unic,  28     |        which are seen with the eyes of the body. The last-named
34  Unic,  28     |     kind as was visible to the eyes of the body, and then my
35  Unic,  28     |    which, without wearying the eyes, causes them the greatest
36  Unic,  28     |      light now revealed to the eyes that, by comparison with
37  Unic,  28     |  should never want to open our eyes again for the purpose of
38  Unic,  28     |       if we needed to open our eyes in order to see it, there
39  Unic,  28     |     they come in this way, the eyes of the soul see the excellence
40  Unic,  28     |        them rather than my own eyes. But, I added, if that person
41  Unic,  28     |      do nothing but lift up my eyes to the Lord. For though
42  Unic,  29     |    observing the colour of His eyes, or His height, so that
43  Unic,  30     |   visions which I saw with the eyes of the soul, for, as I have
44  Unic,  30     |        be seen with the bodily eyes are of any importance, and
45  Unic,  30     |       clearly. I mean that its eyes seem to be almost blindfolded:
46  Unic,  31     |      this are fixed a thousand eyes, whereas upon a thousand
47  Unic,  31     |       rule. Once God opened my eyes a little, I would ask the
48  Unic,  31     |     shortcomings in the Lord's eyes -- that would have been
49  Unic,  32     |       I should see with my own eyes the place from which His
50  Unic,  32     |        had justified me in the eyes of all. My companion was
51  Unic,  35     | forward on the way of God. Our eyes must be fixed upon Him and
52  Unic,  35     |       some avail to open their eyes. May He open them Who alone
53  Unic,  37     |       For if I merely turn the eyes of my mind to the image
54  Unic,  38     |      what I see with my bodily eyes is a mockery. What my soul
55  Unic,  38     |      what I have seen with the eyes of the soul; and, finding
56  Unic,  38     |   communicate, I saw, with the eyes of the soul, more clearly
57  Unic,  39     |    tied. Let us rather fix our eyes on His Majesty, and, if
58  Unic,  39     |    should do, when I raised my eyes to Heaven, and saw Christ,
59  Unic,  39     |      relief only by raising my eyes to Heaven and calling upon