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 1   0, 10    |           and order, granted this desire of hers, and gave her a
 2   0, 24    |   tortures of hell. Yet it has no desire to be freed from them except
 3   0, 46    |           the spirituality or the desire for it; for another, because
 4   2, 8     |         neglect even should it so desire. Humility must always be
 5   2, 9     |         walk along, why should we desire wings to fly? Let us rather
 6   2, 12    |       vanquished, although it may desire not to offend God and may
 7   1, 3     |         so anxious that we should desire Him and strive after His
 8   1, 6     |         dead is our faith that we desire what we see more than what
 9   1, 10    |       things than they could ever desire. ~
10   1, 2     |         How canst Thou wish us to desire such a miserable life as
11   1, 4     |       Lord deny them this if they desire it, for their disposition
12   1, 5     |           ever say that he has no desire for such a wonderful thing,
13   1, 5     |        could do so. We all say we desire it; but if the Lord is to
14   1, 7     |       going back, even if only in desire, to consort with the reptiles
15   2, 7     |           no property and neither desire it nor strive after it and
16   2, 7     |           Majesty ordains: let us desire that not our wills, but
17   2, 8     |          lives. They have a great desire for penance, so that by
18   2, 13    |       there is to fear them or to desire worldly pleasures. If those
19   1, 8     |           to the Mansions of your desire, the important thing is
20   1, 13    |    weakness in these respects and desire to go where nobody will
21   2, 1     |          I say, it all leads to a desire to please God and to have
22   2, 8     |           not turn back. You will desire, then, my daughters, to
23   2, 9     |        receiving these gifts is a desire to suffer and to imitate
24   2, 9     |          ask for consolations nor desire them, but they beg Him not
25   2, 10    |        shall not even know how to desire. May He be for ever praised
26   3, 3     |            they can do so only in desire: His call to them is a special
27   3, 9     |          everything, and has more desire to do such things than he
28   3, 9     |  patiently, and sometimes even to desire them, because he also cherishes
29   3, 9     |         he also cherishes a great desire to do something for God.
30   1, 3     |         think, even though it may desire to do so). There is no need
31   1, 3     |          loves, nor what it would desire; in fact, it has completely
32   1, 10    |         part in this. Nor does He desire the door of the faculties
33   1, 11    |          a lot we shall see if we desire to see no more than our
34   2, 11    |     things of the world arouses a desire to leave it, so grievous
35   2, 14    |         at the Last Supper: "With desire have I desired."135 "Did
36   2, 14    |      because My great love and My desire that souls shall be saved
37   3, 1     |         losing this, it may still desire others to profit, and take
38   3, 13    |        you more even than you can desire. You must do violence to
39   4, 8     |         for each other and in our desire to be thought least of,
40   4, 10    |         myself can judge, my sole desire is that His name should
41   1, 1     |  impressed upon it that its whole desire is to enjoy it once more.
42   2, 1     |          He fills it with fervent desire, by means so delicate that
43   2, 2     | delectable one; even if it should desire not to suffer it, it would
44   2, 2     |        any case it never would so desire. It is much more satisfying
45   2, 4     |          it becomes consumed with desire, yet cannot think what to
46   2, 6     |      suffer for God's sake and to desire to have many trials to endure,
47   2, 8     |          is moved by a delectable desire to enjoy Him and this disposes
48   3, 9     |       have this trust in Him, and desire that He should never be
49   4, 2(163)|        you see or however much we desire them", but I am not convinced
50   6, 2     |          may, she feels unable to desire any other; all she wants
51   6, 3     |           these souls the keenest desire not to displease Him in
52   6, 4     |         do: to suffer them is her desire. Stretch out Thy mighty
53   7, 4     |        own pain or glory. If they desire not to stay long in Purgatory,
54   7, 8     |      means of the will, it has no desire to fatigue itself with intellectual
55   7, 8     |    generous faculty would have no desire to make use of that other
56   7, 10    |       since this is His Majesty's desire, as the Bride sought it
57   7, 12    |           deep emotion but with a desire to make some kind of return
58   9        |          should be careful not to desire to walk in this way. Gives
59   9, 12    |          are in His place, and to desire them to be acquainted with
60   9, 15    |         you must never beseech or desire Him to lead you along this
61   9, 18    |         When a person has a great desire for something, he persuades
62  10, 6     |         In particular we must not desire to be reputed better than
63  11, 1     |           enjoy Him, the more her desire increases. For the more
64  11, 1     |           during these years, her desire increases, so that she comes
65  11, 5     |          can quench, nor does she desire it to be quenched, except
66  11, 9     |            on the other hand, the desire does not leave her, nor
67   1, 3     |           suffered so much out of desire for Him, and which He has
68   3, 2     |       longer to exist, and has no desire to exist -- no, absolutely
69   3, 4     |        effect produced is a great desire to suffer, but this is not
70   3, 5     |      those who ill-treat them, or desire to do so. Indeed they conceive
71   3, 6     |         suffered because of their desire to die and thus to enjoy
72   3, 6     |        have now an equally strong desire to serve Him, and to sing
73   3, 6     |         if they can. So what they desire now is not merely not to
74   3, 6     |           saints, for they do not desire as yet to attain this. Their
75   3, 7     |       thought of enjoying God and desire to escape from this exile,
76   3, 8     |  detachment from everything and a desire to be always either alone
77   3, 14    |        Thou inspire Christians to desire to seek it; take it not,
78   4, 12    |       strive to attain: we should desire and engage in prayer, not
79   4, 20    |                    By the earnest desire that I have to be of some