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  1   0, 4      |                        Lewis -- The Life of St. Teresa of Jesus,
  2   0, 9      |              Towards the end of her life, probably near the end of
  3   0, 13     |       perfection to be found in her Life, at that time in the hands
  4   0, 13     |            is put in the book of my life, which is at the Inquisition!" "
  5   0, 13(4)  |                             Cf. The Life of Teresa of Jesus, translated
  6   0, 17     |        whole course of the mystical life -- the soul's progress from
  7   0, 18     |         figure of the castle to the life of prayer (which is also
  8   0, 18     |           prayer (which is also the life of virtue -- with her these
  9   0, 21     |         these Mansions of Exemplary Life begins with stern exhortations
 10   0, 21     |           discretion and orders its life well. Its limitations are
 11   0, 22     |             element of the mystical life first enters: that is to
 12   0, 22     |            the Second Water, in the Life. The soul is like a fountain
 13   0, 22     |             source and the water of life flows into it, not through
 14   0, 25     |          the Beatific Vision in the life to come. ~
 15   0, 28     |          instead of the record of a life. There is no life more real
 16   0, 28     |       record of a life. There is no life more real than the interior
 17   0, 28     |         more real than the interior life of the soul; there is no
 18   2, 1      |          Orient pearl, this tree of life, planted in the living waters
 19   2, 1      |             in the living waters of life28 -- namely, in God -- when
 20   2, 2      |         proceed from this spring of life, in which the soul is as
 21   2, 4      |          crystal? Remember, if your life were to end now, you would
 22   2, 12     |         necessary in every state of life for our help to come from
 23   2, 13     |               How miserable is this life which we live! As I have
 24   2, 14     |              as far as his state of life permits, to try to put aside
 25   2, 16     |             and secretly orders her life in such a way that in the
 26   2, 17(38) |                                 See Life, Chapter XIII and Method
 27   1, 1(40)  |                                     Life, Chaps. XI-XIII; Way of
 28   1, 5      |             everywhere and gives it life and being. Then the understanding
 29   1, 7      |         firmly resolved to lose his life and his peace and everything
 30   1, 8(44)  |                                     Life, Chap. XI. ~
 31   1, 10     |          themselves -- even in this life, I mean -- will enjoy many
 32   1, 11(49) |                                     Life, Chaps. XI, XIX. ~
 33   1         |            we cannot escape in this life of exile, however lofty
 34   1, 1      |        there is no security in this life, so, whenever I use it,
 35   1, 2      |             desire such a miserable life as that? It would be impossible
 36   1, 2      |            Saint Thomas said,57 for life without Thee is nothing
 37   1, 3      |          security can there be in a life as misspent as mine? And
 38   2, 1      |       upright and carefully ordered life, both in soul and in body
 39   2, 6      |           to live as well-ordered a life as they do themselves; all
 40   2, 10     |            and distractions of this life. But I do not think that
 41   2, 12     |           to know about them all my life long (and rightly so, though
 42   1, 1(78)  |             outline of St. Teresa's life, Image Books Edition, (Vol.
 43   1, 1(78)  |        correct. The reference is to Life, Chaps. XI-XXVII. ~
 44   1, 3      | continuously in this way during our life of exile. ~
 45   1, 8(87)  |                                     Life, Chap. XII. ~
 46   1, 13     |          may have to suffer in this life can equal these interior
 47   1, 13     |           be despised. Even in this life the Lord will free the soul
 48   2, 9      |           give them to them in this life. The fifth reason is that
 49   3, 1(98)  |                                     Life, Chap. XVI; Way of perfection,
 50   3, 13     |          anything beyond the active life. There is room in convents
 51   3, 13     |     completely ruined. This sort of life will be a great mortification
 52   1, 3      |            not know if it has still life enough to be able to breathe.112
 53   1, 9(123) |          this experience of hers in Life, Chap. XVIII (Image Books
 54   2, 2      |            this seed starts to take life; until it has this sustenance,
 55   2, 3      |          little worm would lose its life? This alone, sisters, even
 56   2, 4      |           like the soul which takes life when, through the heat which
 57   2, 5      |            heard somewhere that our life is hid in Christ, or in
 58   2, 5      |            same thing), or that our life is Christ.130 (The exact
 59   2, 9      |      quieter or more at rest in its life! Here is something to praise
 60   2, 11     |             in the thought that its life in this exile is God's will.
 61   2, 12     |          depart from this miserable life, would all that suffice?
 62   2, 14     |            what His Son had in this life: He can grant us no favour
 63   2, 14     |          wanted to depart from this life more than His Son did? As,
 64   2, 15     |        Christ have been, and what a life must He have lived, if He
 65   3, 1      |           begins to lead a careless life and stray from the road
 66   3, 1      |             long as it leads a good life, and from its own heat new
 67   3, 2(137) |             St. Teresa herself. Cf. Life, Chap. VII (Image Books
 68   3, 4      |             peacefully both in this life and in the next as well.
 69   3, 6      |            see oneself living a new life, whereas our duty now is
 70   3, 6      |        continue living this present life, and yet to die of our own
 71   3, 6(140) |           refer to the end of one's life and acá to mean "here and
 72   3, 6      |         which I have desired all my life; it is for this that I continually
 73   3, 6(141) |         Spanish can only stand for "life", is presumably meant the
 74   3, 7      |           has entered the religious life may think he has done everything.
 75   3, 11     |           belonging to the interior life. Oh, sisters, how clearly
 76   4, 3      |         what happens in our earthly life when two people are about
 77   4, 10     |           would be a comfort if our life did not end until the end
 78   1, 3      |            and who she never in her life supposed would think about
 79   1, 4      |         over -- they last all one's life long. People warn each other
 80   1, 4(153) |             St. Teresa herself: cf. Life, Chap. XXVIII. ~
 81   2, 5      |          and to grow better all his life long and he will see the
 82   4, 2      |           which we all have in this life, so that we are apt to think
 83   4, 2(164) |                                     Life, Chap. XX; Relations, V. ~
 84   4, 3      |           fire and springs into new life. One may piously believe
 85   4, 10     |          while we are still in this life, what are we doing about
 86   4, 13     |            doing so, to give fuller life to the soul. Complete ecstasy,
 87   4, 16(173)|                                 Cf. Life, Chap. XXXI [Image Books
 88   5, 1(175) |            Teresa explains here, in Life, Chap. XX, and in Relations,
 89   5, 7      |             any to be found in this life that, if he had been imagining
 90   5, 7      |             similar things, all his life long, it would have been
 91   6, 1      |             of their Giver that its life becomes sheer, though delectable,
 92   6, 1      |           exile. Everything in this life that it sees wearies it;
 93   6, 4      |             O Lord, and let not her life be spent in things so base.
 94   6, 9(184) |                                 Cf. Life, Chap. XVIII: Image Books
 95   6, 11     |         Alcántara. Judging from the life he led, I think he is certainly
 96   6, 12     |          times and miserable is the life which we now live, and happy
 97   7         |             most sacred Passion and life, and His glorious Mother
 98   7, 6(186) |                                     Life, Chap. XXII. ~
 99   7, 6(187) |                                     Life, Chaps. XXII-XXIV. ~
100   7, 8      |    mysteries of the Passion and the life of Christ, as they could
101   7, 10     |          and in meditating upon His life and death, and upon all
102   7, 11     |     mysteries of His whole glorious life. Or we begin with the prayer
103   7, 14     |          beginning of the spiritual life, or even when well advanced
104   7, 14     |         have said elsewhere.196 For life is long and there are many
105   8, 0(198) |            intellectual vision, see Life, Chaps. XXVII, XXVIII. ~
106   8, 3      |           effects upon the interior life as could not occur if it
107   8, 3(199) |                                 Cf. Life, Chap. XXVII.] ~
108   8, 7      |             and to devote its whole life to His honour and glory;
109   8, 9      |       seeing you are leading a good life, she may think your soul
110   9, 7      |          have felt like this all my life. How much more will anyone
111   9, 7(202) |       artificial. See Introduction, Life; Image Books Edition, pp.
112   9, 13(203)|            note on this phrase, The Life of Teresa of Avila, trans.
113   9, 13(203)|       referred to was P. Báñez: cf. Life, Chap. XXIX, Foundations,
114   9, 15     |       thinking upon Him or upon His life and Passion recalls His
115  11         |    impetuous that they endanger its life. Treats also of the profit
116  11, 5      |            and indeed had spent her life doing so; but now she no
117  11, 6      |             would suffer it all its life long, although this would
118  11, 7      |             suffer -- in so short a life as this which will matter
119  11, 8      |           hearing some words about 'life not ending".208 She was
120  11, 8(208) |           as our text suggests, to "life not ending", but this is
121   1, 6(218) |           here: "Though man in this life, if so raised by God, may
122   1, 11     |       subtle things in the interior life that it would be presumptuous
123   1, 11     |         shall see everything in the life to come if the Lord, of
124   2, 5      |           because Christ is now its life. ~
125   2, 6      |             that it is endowed with life by God. Very often these
126   2, 6      |          help uttering, such as: "O life of my life, and sustenance
127   2, 6      |              such as: "O life of my life, and sustenance that sustaineth
128   2, 6      |         these arrows and thus gives life to this life, and that there
129   2, 6      |             thus gives life to this life, and that there is a sun
130   3, 1      |             Let us see what her new life is like, and how different
131   3, 2      |           there is either heaven or life or honour for her, so entirely
132   3, 2      |           would gladly lay down her life. ~
133   3, 8      |          Who now lives in them. His life, of course, was nothing
134   3, 8      |             and so He is making our life the same, at least as far
135   3, 14     |           true, but because in this life war might always begin again
136   4, 4      |      greater for us than grant us a life which is an imitation of
137   4, 5      |           trials? We can see in his life the effects of genuine visions
138   4, 11     |             the whole body. In this life, then, the soul has a very
139   4, 11     |           up in such luxury all her life long; there was also that
140   4, 13     |           making this change in her life! Such wicked people as we
141   4, 13     |          hated, to call to mind the life which she had lived and
142   4, 13     |              The later years of her life, too, during which she was
143   4, 15     |             the whole of this short life, which for any one of you