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  1   0, 12    |       myself last night! I cannot think how it happened. These desires
  2   0, 15    |          her subject: ~I began to think of the soul as if it were
  3   0, 47    |                          I really think I have little to say that
  4   0, 49    |    because it seems ridiculous to think that I can be of any use
  5   1, 1     |        which to build. I began to think of the soul as if it were
  6   1, 1     |        many mansions.18 Now if we think carefully over this, sisters,
  7   1, 1     |        delight.19 For what do you think a room will be like which
  8   1, 3     |        God and the soul. You must think over this comparison very
  9   1, 3     |          as it does us no harm to think of the things laid up for
 10   1, 7     |  meditation. If a person does not think Whom he is addressing, and
 11   1, 7(25) |     substitutes "abomination." [I think the translation in the text,
 12   1, 8     |        great peril. Let us rather think of certain other souls,
 13   1, 8     |  themselves to Our Lord; and they think about the state of their
 14   1, 9     |                          You will think this is beside the point,
 15   2, 7     |         be very helpful for us to think of this celestial building
 16   2, 7     |          I have written, I do not think I have understood some of
 17   2, 8     |      palace occupied by the King. Think of a palmito,32 which has
 18   2, 8     |           the soul we must always think of it as spacious, ample
 19   2, 9     |          seek to know God: let us think of His greatness and then
 20   2, 10    |          as prayer?" "Will people think better of me if I refrain
 21   2, 11    |          ruined in this way! They think that all these misgivings,
 22   2, 12    |         tell you, for example, to think of them as comprising not
 23   2, 15    |            the wardens, who, as I think I said, are the faculties,
 24   2, 16    |           might be that she would think any little fault on the
 25   1, 8     |        the beginning one must not think of such things as spiritual
 26   1, 9     |                           You may think that you will be full of
 27   1, 9     |         make on this road; do not think we have to use strange jargon
 28   1, 12    |           prayer. It is absurd to think that we can enter Heaven
 29   1, 12    |        are the exact words, but I think they are)52 and "He that
 30   1, 12    |           we never look at Him or think of what we owe Him, and
 31   1, 2     |        losing Thee for ever. So I think, daughters, that the happiness
 32   1, 3     |         is that you would like to think I had been very holy. That
 33   1, 3     |          of you: I should like to think so myself. But what can
 34   1, 4     |       long digression. Whenever I think of myself I feel like a
 35   1, 5     |  judgments of God. ~Personally, I think that what I have said is
 36   2, 1     |           reached this state -- I think I might even say a great
 37   2, 1     |      virtue for so long that they think they are capable of teaching
 38   2, 2     |          if they suffer, though I think this kind of suffering ought
 39   2, 2     |           troubling them. This, I think, is a great mercy on the
 40   2, 3     |           and they wish others to think so too. I will tell you
 41   2, 4     |          money to the poor. But I think God would rather I were
 42   2, 7     |                          You will think, sisters, that I am wandering
 43   2, 8     |       escape getting lost. Do you think, daughters, if we could
 44   2, 9     |         it is the lack of this, I think, if you see what I mean,
 45   2, 9     |           making progress. We may think we have advanced only a
 46   2, 10    |           this life. But I do not think that He gives many consolations,
 47   2, 11    |                          You will think that spiritual sweetness
 48   2, 11    |            I will tell you what I think about this when I write
 49   2, 11    |      while it will make those who think they have everything feel
 50   2, 12    |      person to praise Him once, I think it is a good thing that
 51   2, 13    |                            What I think would be of the greatest
 52   1, 1     |           years ago.78 Although I think I have now a little more
 53   1, 3     |          they do the soul good. I think in this state of prayer
 54   1, 3     |          it at all safe, nor do I think it possible for the Spirit
 55   1, 4     |          which we perform, and we think we have acquired it by our
 56   1, 4     |         way. But, when we come to think of it, the same satisfaction80
 57   1, 5     |           clear about this! For I think I can see a very marked
 58   1, 8     |         important thing is not to think much, but to love much;
 59   1, 10    |         need to know more when we think about Thee, we cannot ask
 60   1, 10    |         bad at all, but good, and think it very wrong. Hence proceed
 61   1, 13    |    properly be used, for I do not think that all the scorn and all
 62   2, 1     |         is what I am afraid of. I think I was talking about spiritual
 63   2, 3     |           means of conduits is, I think, as follows. The latter
 64   2, 5     |          being enlarged. I do not think that this happiness has
 65   2, 5     |          springs are very deep; I think this must be the centre
 66   2, 6     |   enlargement of the heart may, I think, be of some help to us.
 67   2, 6     |          the faculties are not, I think, in union, but they become
 68   2, 9     |          you have it you will not think you merit these favours
 69   3, 3     |                          I do not think I have ever explained this
 70   3, 3     |          Him, merely by trying to think of Him as within the soul,
 71   3, 3     |         before they have begun to think about God at all. I cannot
 72   3, 3     |       cannot explain it better. I think I have read that they are
 73   3, 6     |           thought and cause it to think a great deal. The fourth
 74   1, 1     |          in the fifth Mansions? I think it would be better if I
 75   1, 3     |          attains to union. Do not think it is a state, like the
 76   1, 3     | consciousness and has no power to think, even though it may desire
 77   1, 5(117)|          Chap. XXXI, but I hardly think this can be meant. Perhaps
 78   1, 6     |           satisfied, for you will think that you may be mistaken,
 79   1, 6     |           mind only to-day, and I think it is quite decisive. In
 80   1, 6     |       truth, I use this phrase "I think", because, if I am mistaken,
 81   1, 8(119)|       alters "as" to "as being, I think". ~
 82   1, 10    |       brought me" (or "put me", I think the words are) "into the
 83   2, 1     |         nature of union, I do not think I can say any thing further;
 84   2, 5     | understood here to mean Christ. I think I read or heard somewhere
 85   2, 8     |          short a time -- never, I think, for as long as half an
 86   2, 8     |         does not know itself. For think of the difference between
 87   2, 8     |        same here. The soul cannot think how it can have merited
 88   2, 9     |         weakness which it used to think it had when it came to doing
 89   2, 10    |          for this soul! Who would think such a thing possible after
 90   2, 13    |           what He wills. Never, I think, will God grant this favour
 91   2, 15    |   committed against His Father? I think this must certainly have
 92   2, 15    |       souls going to hell must, I think, have been so painful to
 93   3, 3     |        are who say we do this and think we want nothing else, and
 94   3, 7     |    entered the religious life may think he has done everything.
 95   3, 8     |           show us the way. Do not think that if, for example, my
 96   3, 9     |      these two commandments is, I think, that we should really be
 97   3, 10    |           at prayer, and which we think we will put into practice
 98   3, 11    |          when they are at prayer, think that, for God's sake, they
 99   3, 12    |         attainment of union. They think that the whole thing consists
100   3, 13    |         consolations, so that you think you have reached this stage,
101   3, 13    |         find it all done for you. Think what the love which our
102   4, 1     |                                 I THINK you will be anxious now
103   4, 2     |          you still further what I think this Prayer of Union is;
104   4, 5     |           cause for praising God. Think of a maiden like Saint Ursula.
105   4, 5     |         than there used to be who think of the Lord's honour! We
106   4, 8     |         be most diligent about, I think, is this. First, we must
107   1, 2     |        Mansion!152 Really, when I think of them, I am sometimes
108   1, 2     |   nearness brings it fortitude. I think it will be well if I tell
109   1, 3     |           her life supposed would think about her at all. "How holy
110   1, 4     |          been pleased for them to think of it as good, though in
111   1, 4     |         it at first -- namely, to think that these praises will
112   1, 6     |       when they are very acute, I think they are the greatest earthly
113   1, 8     |         been wicked -- namely, to think that because of their sins
114   1, 9     |        soul, and even to make her think herself cast off by God.
115   2, 1     |         understand them, nor do I think I shall succeed in describing
116   2, 4     |           with desire, yet cannot think what to ask, so clearly
117   2, 6     |          the following reasons, I think. First, because so delectable
118   2, 7     |         fancy (I mean, one cannot think it is there when it is not)
119   2, 8     |          already alleged I do not think there is much reason here
120   3, 4     |          and I would not have you think you are doing wrong, sisters,
121   3, 4     |           I will warn you: do not think that, even if your locutions
122   3, 9     |         true that it would not, I think, feel it so much if it were
123   3, 10    |       coming from God will not, I think, be deceived in this way
124   3, 18    |           and see if they make it think any the better of itself;
125   3, 19    |        does not lead by this road think that such souls need not
126   3, 19    |         what He says. So I really think (and I believe this to be
127   3, 19    |         from thought; we can only think of what is being said; for
128   3, 19    |           the request of Josue (I think it was), to make the sun
129   4        |         ecstasy, or trance (for I think these are all the same),
130   4, 2     |      ridiculous, for you will all think courage is quite unnecessary
131   4, 2     |         King. This would be so, I think, with an earthly king, but
132   4, 2     |       life, so that we are apt to think everything is rapture and
133   4, 8     |       what I am saying. But I can think of none that will answer
134   4, 8     |           king or a great lord (I think they call it a camarín),
135   4, 16    |      others who have seen it will think. For, knowing the malice
136   4, 17    |           is impossible. Still, I think there has been no harm in
137   5, 3     |                                 I think that basin of water, of
138   5, 6     |          but I do not want you to think that it is to myself that
139   5, 9     |        its rest. Although you may think that a thing which passes
140   5, 11    |     engraven in the memory that I think it is impossible for the
141   6, 6     |           in us, so as to make us think ourselves proficient too;
142   6, 7     |         again and again they will think they are weeping for reasons
143   6, 7     |       from doing so whenever they think of God or hear Him spoken
144   6, 8     |        danger in everything. If I think deception possible in anything
145   6, 9     |           this reason, sisters, I think our best plan is to place
146   6, 10    |           thing really happens. I think the position is that the
147   6, 11    |           from the life he led, I think he is certainly a saint,
148   6, 13    |           am not clever enough to think out any more: the real truth
149   7, 1     |                          You will think, sisters, that these souls
150   7, 2     |         for the soul does not now think of the pain which it is
151   7, 5     |         soul may be, I should not think it secure were it to forget
152   7, 5     |           the distress greater. I think these reflections must have
153   7, 6     |                     You will also think that anyone who enjoys such
154   7, 7     |         We need to cultivate, and think upon, and seek the companionship
155   7, 8     |        less apt for meditation. I think the reason must be that
156   7, 10    |  Meditations or Confessions,195 I think) and let us not be so foolish
157   7, 11    |     points in it which we need to think over and to try to realize,
158   7, 12    |        will have a place. This, I think, is why the soul cannot
159   7, 14    |           in that state, and then think it would be a very great
160   7, 15    |                                 I think I have explained what it
161   7, 15    |       from corporeal things as to think that meditation on the most
162   7, 16    |                    The mistake, I think, which I used to make myself
163   7, 16    |         another, until my soul, I think, got like a bird flying
164   8, 7     |        are of the devil, I do not think they can possibly last so
165   8, 7     |    self-esteem and would begin to think itself better than others.
166   8, 9     |      leading a good life, she may think your soul is safe, she will
167   9, 7     |       tender and benign. I do not think my heart could bear to see
168   9, 8     |           upon the Lord, I do not think it can be a vision at all.
169   9, 9     |    becomes so absorbed, that they think they can actually see everything
170   9, 13    |       said, wherever we see it. I think he is right; even on a worldly
171   9, 15    |      along this road. Even if you think it a very good one, and
172   9, 16    |         have never deserved, so I think anyone who asks for this
173   9, 16    |       about these other things. I think they will never be bestowed
174   9, 18    |        desiring something all day think so much about it that after
175   9, 22    |        and thus the soul does not think about receiving more, but
176  10, 1     |        less dangerous, because, I think, the devil cannot counterfeit
177  10, 2     |           understood it, I do not think we could possibly be so
178  11, 2     |        makes a deep wound, not, I think, in any region where physical
179  11, 2     |           that it lasts we cannot think of anything that has to
180  11, 5     |         her own mistress, and can think of nothing but the cause
181   1, 1     |                          YOU will think, sisters, that so much has
182   1, 1     |       would be a great mistake to think that; just as the greatness
183   1, 3     |       sisters, that we should not think of the soul as of something
184   1, 3     |         interior light, and so we think that within our soul there
185   1, 3     |          being, but because, as I think I said in describing the
186   1, 5     |         are in grace. We must not think of souls like theirs as
187   1, 5     |    raptures, in which I certainly think it is united with Him, as
188   1, 8     |              This may lead you to think that such a person will
189   1, 9     |        impossible for the soul to think of anything else, or even
190   1, 11    |                          You will think this absurd, daughters,
191   2, 2     |                    This, you will think, was nothing new, since
192   2, 3     |      Himself dwells, and I do not think there is any need of a door
193   2, 5     |           mori lucrum.228 This, I think, the soul may say here,
194   2, 9     |         indeed to believe, that I think, sisters, as I am so bad
195   2, 10    |        all, but I know no others. Think what you will; what I have
196   3, 6     |           is it altered when they think of the glory which belongs
197   3, 9     |           have experienced, for I think that, when the soul reaches
198   3, 11    |      brief time. The faculties, I think, are not lost here; it is
199   3, 14    |        true" peace, not because I think this peace is not true,
200   4, 4     |         so that none of you shall think that He does it simply to
201   4, 6     |    sisters, how little one should think about resting, and how little
202   4, 6     |           be, it will very seldom think of itself; its whole thought
203   4, 10    |                           You may think that I am speaking about
204   4, 12    |      certainly be a novel idea to think of receiving these favours
205   4, 13    |           her hair.252 And do you think it would be a trifling mortification
206   4, 13    |        dress and everything else. Think how we gossip about people
207   4, 13    |         after the Lord's death! I think myself that the reason she
208   4, 14    |          as it is a thing which I think must occur to you, in view
209   4, 15    |           may be shorter than you think, we must offer the Lord
210   4, 17    |        that it is finished, and I think my labour has been well
211   4, 17    |         number are your houses, I think it will be a great consolation
212   4, 18    |            however strong you may think yourselves, you cannot enter