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 1  Intr,   0|       Way to the very heights of Union, bringing it into the innermost
 2  Intr,   0|          it can have fruition of union with the Lord of that Castle
 3  Unic,   4|         and occasionally even to Union, though I did not understand
 4  Unic,   4|       true that my experience of Union lasted only a short time;
 5  Unic,  14|         even when the will is in union, they hinder it exceedingly.
 6  Unic,  15|        yet, since the will is in union with God for as long as
 7  Unic,  15|        will often happen in this union of the will and state of
 8  Unic,  16|       that it was not a complete union of all the faculties and
 9  Unic,  16| faculties are in almost complete union, though not so much absorbed
10  Unic,  17|     think, is quite definitely a union of the entire soul with
11  Unic,  17|        that, when the will is in union, the soul realizes that
12  Unic,  17|         There is another kind of union, which, though not complete
13  Unic,  17|       which, though not complete union, is more nearly so than
14  Unic,  17|          frequently this kind of union which I wish to describe
15  Unic,  18|         assert that, if there is union of all the faculties, the
16  Unic,  18|   communicate it, then it is not union.~
17  Unic,  18|          which this that we call union comes, and the nature of
18  Unic,  18|        when it is in this Divine union. It is quite clear what
19  Unic,  18|           It is quite clear what union is -- two different things
20  Unic,  18|      elevation of the spirit, or union, is wont to come with heavenly
21  Unic,  18|          as I understand it, the union itself is a different thing
22  Unic,  18|         takes place in this same union. Anyone who has not had
23  Unic,  19| experienced this prayer and this union is left with a very great
24  Unic,  20|        of the difference between union and rapture. Describes the
25  Unic,  20|  describe the difference between union and rapture, or elevation,
26  Unic,  20|        much more beneficial than union: the effects it produces
27  Unic,  20|        many more operations, for union gives the impression of
28  Unic,  20|          is possible, whereas in union, where we are on our own
29  Unic,  20|       their distress, just as in union and rapture they are suspended
30  Unic,  20|          the preceding prayer of union, this complete transformation
31  Unic,  22|       that anyone who attains to union and goes no farther -- I
32  Unic,  22|       experiencing the Prayer of Union, do not make further progress
33  Unic,  22|       progress in this Prayer of Union, it may seem to be deriving
34  Unic,  23|        often, too, the Prayer of Union, which lasted for a long
35  Unic,  23|              which describes the union of the soul with God, all
36  Unic,  25|         time when the soul is in union during an actual state of
37  Unic,  25|         granted me the Prayer of Union, unless it were on the first
38  Unic,  27|       have reached the Prayer of Union and the Prayer of Quiet.
39  Unic,  28|          most sacred Humanity in union with the Divinity. Here
40  Unic,  31|          are trying to attain to union with God. We want to follow
41  Unic,  31|          do so and yet attain to union, for the two ways diverge.
42  Unic,  38|          to come so often to the union of such foulness and wretchedness
43  Unic,  40|      during which the soul is in union and its faculties are wholly