Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,  12|        many years. To keep the faculties of the soul busy and to
 2  Unic,  14|       is a recollecting of the faculties within the soul, so that
 3  Unic,  14|       greater delight. But the faculties are not lost, nor do they
 4  Unic,  14|                  The other two faculties help the will so that it
 5  Unic,  14|     they return. Just so these faculties come and go, to see if the
 6  Unic,  15|    great joy and repose of the faculties and a most sweet delight.
 7  Unic,  15|    recollection and quiet, the faculties of the soul do not fail;
 8  Unic,  15|         although the other two faculties may be distracted, yet,
 9  Unic,  15|  sometimes I myself find these faculties really wearisome, for, weak
10  Unic,  16|        state is a sleep of the faculties, which are neither wholly
11  Unic,  16|      complete union of all the faculties and yet it was very obviously
12  Unic,  16|      for the truth is that the faculties are in almost complete union,
13  Unic,  16|                            The faculties retain only the power of
14  Unic,  17|      to be willing to give the faculties leave to understand, and
15  Unic,  17|        helpless; and the other faculties, not being free, are unable
16  Unic,  17|    attract to itself the other faculties; on the contrary, they often
17  Unic,  17|    desire to be with the other faculties, God is pleased to have
18  Unic,  18|      there is union of all the faculties, the soul cannot communicate
19  Unic,  18|    period during which all the faculties of the soul are in this
20  Unic,  18|    very long before one of the faculties becomes active again. It
21  Unic,  18|       God142 but the other two faculties soon begin to importune
22  Unic,  18|       hours; for, once the two faculties have begun to grow inebriated
23  Unic,  18|   brief duration, although the faculties do not recover to such an
24  Unic,  18|    other than believe. All the faculties now fail and are suspended
25  Unic,  20|       it is in that state, the faculties are inactive: they are suspended
26  Unic,  20| highest point" I mean when the faculties are lost through being closely
27  Unic,  20|        that none of the soul's faculties is able to perceive or know
28  Unic,  20|     movements of the other two faculties seem to me like the movement
29  Unic,  20|        even when the other two faculties begin to move again and
30  Unic,  20|      although the two restless faculties try to disturb it, the will,
31  Unic,  20|  little for him to do when the faculties come together again. Anyone,
32  Unic,  20|     rapture has been deep, the faculties may remain absorbed for
33  Unic,  22|     pleased to suspend all the faculties, as we have seen that He
34  Unic,  25|       it is in rapture and the faculties are suspended, can the soul
35  Unic,  25|     the Second Water), all the faculties are wholly lost, and at
36  Unic,  25|    that I am speaking; for the faculties, though not lost, are in
37  Unic,  25|       Who is this, that all my faculties thus obey Him202 -- Who
38  Unic,  27|       is caused by them in the faculties, or in the senses, from
39  Unic,  27|   other times, as I think, the faculties are not suspended, nor is
40  Unic,  30|    shall I at last see all the faculties of my soul united in Thy
41  Unic,  38|     complete possession of his faculties when he died, and so repentant
42  Unic,  40|       soul is in union and its faculties are wholly absorbed -- and
43  Unic,  40|   return to itself; two of the faculties -- memory and understanding --
44  Unic,  40|     place during raptures, the faculties are unable, after the rapture