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 1   0, 10     |       she knew a great deal from experience. On the eve of the festival
 2   0, 26     |         based largely on her own experience; and, though this has been
 3   0, 27     |          she considered mystical experience to be within the reach of
 4   1, 4      |       she will never learn it by experience. For God's will is that
 5   1, 9      |     unless you have had personal experience; and anyone with such experience,
 6   1, 9      | experience; and anyone with such experience, as you will see, cannot
 7   2, 11     |         I am not surprised if we experience these fears and others which
 8   2, 12     |        information out of my own experience. I must tell you, for example,
 9   1, 11     |         you to consult people of experience; for otherwise you will
10   2, 11     |      thanks. Should they fail to experience it, they will feel an inward
11   2, 12     |          knew nothing of them by experience, and indeed never expected
12   1, 2      |       obscure to those devoid of experience. But any experienced person
13   1, 2      |          well, especially if his experience has been considerable. It
14   1, 5      |      their source in God, but we experience them in a natural way and
15   1, 6      |           To anyone who has much experience, this will suffice to explain
16   1, 6      |          could understand my own experience of it. Knowledge and learning
17   1, 7      |                           My own experience of this state -- I mean
18   1, 7      |       one to God. And this is an experience to be greatly prized, provided
19   1, 9      |          I came to understand by experience that thought (or, to put
20   2, 8      |      that the genuineness of the experience must be tested and there
21   3, 5      |        did nothing more it would experience much greater aridity and
22   3, 11     |      have poor health. When they experience any spiritual consolation,
23   3, 13     |        moved with great joy. The experience does not last long, but
24   3, 13     |       advised, then, and, if you experience anything of this kind, tell
25   1, 4      |        it has had a good deal of experience of it. It wonders if the
26   1, 5      |         you will have learned by experience. I said once117 that it
27   1, 7      |          this I have the fullest experience; and I have also experience
28   1, 7      |      experience; and I have also experience of timid, half-learned men
29   1, 9(123) |        St. Teresa refers to this experience of hers in Life, Chap. XVIII (
30   2, 8      |     progress still more, it will experience great things. ~
31   2, 9      |       saints endured, knowing by experience how the Lord helps and transforms
32   4, 4      |         as that, and he knows by experience that if he attempts anything
33   4, 5      |    multitude. The devil has much experience in this matter. If we consider
34   1, 4      |       The first of these is that experience shows it clearly how people
35   1, 5      |          daunted by censure, for experience has shown how great are
36   1, 12     |  understand this, for the soul's experience of enduring it, and of having
37   2         |          be feared, although the experience is most sublime and the
38   2, 2      |          that this is a precious experience and it would be glad if
39   2, 4      |    enough to burn it up, and the experience is very delectable, the
40   2, 4      |        Although occasionally the experience lasts for a certain length
41   2, 5      |   absorption of the joy which we experience. Here all the senses and
42   3, 4      |       people given to prayer who experience them, and I would not have
43   3, 10     |          But anyone who has much experience of locutions coming from
44   3, 17     |       especially one person with experience of these things, and no
45   3, 19     |        some help to any who have experience of these locutions. ~
46   4, 2      |      poor constitutions that one experience of the Prayer of Quiet kills
47   4, 8      |          to me now how useful an experience it was for my present purpose.
48   4, 17     |       feigned" because those who experience them wish to deceive, but
49   4, 17(174)|      feigned', because those who experience them do not wish to deceive,
50   5, 6      |   comforted and enriched by this experience that she cannot forget it,
51   5, 8      |        knowledge. Anyone who has experience of this, and possesses more
52   5, 10     |       work of the devil; such an experience could not possibly proceed
53   6, 5      |         becomes evident that the experience was not feigned. You may
54   6, 5      |          to its own nature -- an experience which is extremely good
55   6, 6      |        ones, like those which we experience when we are troubled about
56   6, 6      |        the world. Anyone without experience of each kind of distress
57   7, 8      |         but it is quite a common experience in such cases for the understanding
58   8, 9      |         confessor has had little experience and treats the matter timorously
59   9, 2      |         because we have found by experience that it has cured us of
60   9, 4      |        things of which it has no experience. The brilliance of this
61   9, 10     |                              The experience we are discussing here is
62   9, 11     |         though he may be without experience. ~
63  11, 1      |  increases, so that she comes to experience great distress, as I will
64   1, 2      |       knowledge of it comes from experience, and this makes me very
65   1, 11     |         fancy, but a very common experience. As I was saying, it is
66   2, 1      |        gift. To other people the experience will come in a different
67   3, 9      |          commandments. When this experience comes to you, remember that