Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,   4|       if one lives a life of detachment for God's sake alone, there
 2  Unic,  18|    that the soul's growth in detachment from creatures is much greater
 3  Unic,  19|    and if it is broken up by detachment from self-interest, the
 4  Unic,  20| favour also leaves a strange detachment, the nature of which I cannot
 5  Unic,  20|     these produce a complete detachment of spirit, in this favour
 6  Unic,  21|  help of the Lord, attain to detachment and perfection. But they
 7  Unic,  21| preparation and strive after detachment, He does not always bestow
 8  Unic,  31|   little esteem; cultivating detachment from our kindred and, unless
 9  Unic,  33|    to train them in complete detachment and mortification, and for
10  Unic,  36|      myself among souls with detachment.~
11  Unic,  38|    for it is a real, natural detachment, achieved without labour