Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,   8|         not been light, but its causes have changed; as I believe
 2  Unic,  11|         show later. At first it causes distress, for beginners
 3  Unic,  12|        sinful, but it certainly causes distress, for it is lost
 4  Unic,  13|        right, and, being right, causes us no excitement. Safety,
 5  Unic,  15|       the very delight which he causes in the soul will contribute
 6  Unic,  15|        which God has granted it causes it to turn to God despite
 7  Unic,  17|      faculty which remains free causes us all this fatigue and
 8  Unic,  20|         created things, and God causes it to be so completely bereft
 9  Unic,  20|         from doing so, and thus causes their suspension, which
10  Unic,  27| carefully this way in which God causes the soul to understand what
11  Unic,  28|      without wearying the eyes, causes them the greatest delight;
12  Unic,  29|      the sore distress which He causes it, so that it hardly knows
13  Unic,  29|       the shedding of its blood causes it no more distress than
14  Unic,  30|  sweetness and light. Though it causes us distress, we are comforted
15  Unic,  30|   prayers, or to be alone, only causes it greater anguish, for
16  Unic,  37|   comparison with that which it causes me to hear a single word
17  Unic,  38|        this kind of vision that causes the greatest profit of all.
18  Unic,  38|     twenty years -- this always causes me misgivings, for it seems
19  Unic,  39|       by so many people that it causes me no distress to believe