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 1  Unic,   1     |        this early age, to make me wholly Thine. Nor, if I should
 2  Unic,   6     |        impossible to forsake Thee wholly; yet how many times have
 3  Unic,   8     |       when I think of this, to be wholly consumed in love for Thee!
 4  Unic,   9     |        not resolve to give myself wholly to God. When I started to
 5  Unic,   9     |          me: these last I did not wholly abandon, but, as I say,
 6  Unic,  10     |           within me or that I was wholly engulfed in Him. This was
 7  Unic,  10     |          This is a favour neither wholly of sense nor wholly of spirit,
 8  Unic,  10     |       neither wholly of sense nor wholly of spirit, but entirely
 9  Unic,  11     |        are we in giving ourselves wholly to God that we do not prepare
10  Unic,  12     |        rejoicing which is neither wholly spiritual nor wholly sensual,
11  Unic,  12     |      neither wholly spiritual nor wholly sensual, but is a virtuous
12  Unic,  15     |      bring us. We offer ourselves wholly to Him and we experience
13  Unic,  16     |      faculties, which are neither wholly lost nor yet can understand
14  Unic,  16     |           of occupying themselves wholly with God; not one of them,
15  Unic,  17     |        the soul to abandon itself wholly into the arms of God. If
16  Unic,  17     |    belongs to itself; it is given wholly to the Lord; it can cease
17  Unic,  17(139)|       translation I suggest seems wholly in accord with St. Teresa'
18  Unic,  17     |           state, however, are not wholly masters of themselves and
19  Unic,  17     |      speaking to us: we cannot be wholly absorbed in either the one
20  Unic,  17     |             when shall my soul be wholly employed in Thy praise,
21  Unic,  17     |            because it wants to be wholly where the greater part of
22  Unic,  18     |         is burning and has become wholly flame, and sometimes this
23  Unic,  18     |         to me: "It dies to itself wholly,143 daughter, in order that
24  Unic,  20     |    strikes it, it sees that it is wholly unclean. Just so the water
25  Unic,  20     |          open, it sees that it is wholly unclean. It remembers the
26  Unic,  22     |       soul can then employ itself wholly in loving One Whom the understanding
27  Unic,  25     |             all the faculties are wholly lost, and at that time I
28  Unic,  25     |           at all. For the soul is wholly in the power of another,
29  Unic,  28     |          the favour of seeing Him wholly, until at length I realized
30  Unic,  28     |           feels as though it were wholly dissolved and consumed in
31  Unic,  29     |        upon it and to have set it wholly on fire. Oh, how often,
32  Unic,  30     |     sufficient trust in him to be wholly without fear, especially
33  Unic,  30     |         to do with this, for I am wholly destitute of both, and yet,
34  Unic,  31     |           into my mind, I must be wholly possessed by the devil.
35  Unic,  34     |           them if he gave himself wholly to God. For some years now
36  Unic,  34     |      wishing that I could see him wholly given to God, and sometimes
37  Unic,  38     |           to have departed almost wholly from the body: or, at least,
38  Unic,  39     | accomplish, my Lord, who does not wholly abase himself for Thy sake?350
39  Unic,  39     |   enclosed. They offer themselves wholly, as a sacrifice, to God.~
40  Unic,  39     |          or no? If I had, and was wholly His, I must have confidence
41  Unic,  39     |   knowingly fail to devote myself wholly to His service; and He promised
42  Unic,  40     |         cannot explain how -- was wholly sculptured in the same Lord
43  Unic,  40     |       union and its faculties are wholly absorbed -- and this period,
44 Lette,   0     |          to do and give ourselves wholly to Him Who gives Himself