Part, Chapter

 1  Pref,   2|     single cell -- what do we gain by its being very large
 2  Pref,   2|   long experience, how much I gain by leaving it freely in
 3  Unic,   7|   repel it, and, in doing so, gain merit. I believe that anyone
 4  Unic,   8|  practise it. Says what great gain it brings and how great
 5  Unic,   8|    God, yet he will gradually gain a knowledge of the road
 6  Unic,   9|     that the soul must either gain a great deal or lose itself --
 7  Unic,  10|    the world, so great is the gain which it brings us. And
 8  Unic,  10|   brings us. And what greater gain is there than to have some
 9  Unic,  10|     there will at least be no gain for the devil. The Lord
10  Unic,  11|       it will cost us, if the gain will outweigh the labour
11  Unic,  11|   lost, to say nothing of the gain which he hopes for from
12  Unic,  11|       mind. If a person would gain spiritual freedom and not
13  Unic,  12|       has achieved a definite gain.~
14  Unic,  12|      in the slightness of the gain achieved by the soul, this
15  Unic,  12|     he derive more profit and gain from the very experience
16  Unic,  13|     that this loss is a great gain; let them imagine themselves,
17  Unic,  14| nothing. By doing this we can gain great humility and then
18  Unic,  15|    been advised to do. He can gain nothing; in fact, by Divine
19  Unic,  16| whether we lose everything or gain everything. For he who in
20  Unic,  16|     on it, for we shall never gain complete possession of that
21  Unic,  18|   lose themselves in order to gain the more, and so they keep
22  Unic,  19|       its own it could either gain or keep so exceeding and
23  Unic,  21|     one to run for so great a gain, and life becomes hardly
24  Unic,  21|    things of this life and to gain a clearer knowledge of the
25  Unic,  21|  vision of the reward and the gain of those who serve Him,
26  Unic,  22|    was doing. When I began to gain some experience of supernatural
27  Unic,  22|   that in such a way I should gain more! How mistaken, Lord,
28  Unic,  22|       as I say, the better to gain itself. But that we should
29  Unic,  27|      of the blessings you may gain in eternity?~
30  Unic,  30|      together for our greater gain -- though I do not myself
31  Unic,  31|    lost what he was trying to gain. When I saw him, I laughed
32  Unic,  31|     many ways in which he may gain this virtue that he will
33  Unic,  32|      in some degree worthy to gain so great a blessing. I desired,
34  Unic,  33|       for I realized that the gain was his; and, when I was
35  Unic,  34| cannot understand it, he will gain little himself and the people
36  Unic,  34|      have to do with him will gain less. But, if he is humble,
37  Unic,  34| reality of the merit which we gain by suffering persecutions.
38  Unic,  34|    itself for its own greater gain. It abandoned its meditations,
39  Unic,  36|       the greater would be my gain. Why was I lacking in courage
40  Unic,  37|       ends, and afterwards to gain a little more glory, or
41  Unic,  37|      was left with some great gain -- after certain visions,
42  Unic,  40|    brings the soul such great gain and leaves such things as