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 1  Unic,   1     |      love for God of which I was conscious, but in order to attain
 2  Unic,   1     |     Sovereign Virgin I have been conscious of her aid; and eventually
 3  Unic,   4     |          ever seemed to be fully conscious, and sometimes I lost consciousness
 4  Unic,   5     |          the ways in which I was conscious of having offended God.
 5  Unic,   6     |        the greater because I was conscious of the great favour which
 6  Unic,   7     |      astonished, and he remained conscious until, half-way through
 7  Unic,  12     |        be troubled if we have no conscious devotion, but thank the
 8  Unic,  12     |       confessors, for I was more conscious than they of my own stupidity.
 9  Unic,  14     |     joyfully; though the soul is conscious of them, it does nothing
10  Unic,  14     |         soul and wishes it to be conscious of the method of His communication.
11  Unic,  15     |          bloom. The soul is very conscious of this and at such a time
12  Unic,  15     |        it; only when it be comes conscious once more of its failings
13  Unic,  18     |        is in the world and to be conscious of its loneliness, and it
14  Unic,  18     |         afterwards I have become conscious of my foolishness and want
15  Unic,  18     |       this way, the soul becomes conscious that it is fainting almost
16  Unic,  18     |      with me. As the soul is not conscious of it, its duration is really
17  Unic,  18     |          certain that I had been conscious of His very presence. Unlearned
18  Unic,  19     |        tears without having been conscious of them or knowing when
19  Unic,  19     |     again and raisest it up! How conscious it becomes of the multitude
20  Unic,  19     |        from its rest. I was very conscious of the favours and graces
21  Unic,  20     | gradually becomes colder, though conscious of the greatest sweetness
22  Unic,  20     |        yearnings, and, when I am conscious that they are beginning,
23  Unic,  20     |   delectable, and the soul is so conscious of its worth, that it desires
24  Unic,  23     |          on the other hand I was conscious of a very deep inward assurance
25  Unic,  23     |     fortitude, of which I was so conscious, made me very timid. God
26  Unic,  25     |        one kind of spirit can be conscious of another.~
27  Unic,  27     |          to put it better, I was conscious of Him, for neither with
28  Unic,  27     |         faith of which we become conscious, and also by the fresh resolutions
29  Unic,  28(223)|         that he himself was very conscious of his deficiencies in this
30  Unic,  30     |          For, though the soul is conscious of its own wretchedness
31  Unic,  30     |   everywhere. I then become more conscious of the exceeding great favour
32  Unic,  30     |       almost immediately becomes conscious of its improvement, for
33  Unic,  31     |         quite usual for me to be conscious of a refreshment which I
34  Unic,  38     |       that time forward I became conscious of the greatest progress
35  Unic,  38     |          His Majesty makes me so conscious of them that I feel entirely
36  Unic,  40     |     Majesty of which I have been conscious on other occasions, and