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 1   0, 12|      think how it happened. These desires and this love of mine made
 2   0, 20|       doing its utmost to put its desires into practice: these are
 3   1, 8 |        worldly affairs; but their desires are good; sometimes, though
 4   1, 4 |         persevering and have good desires. This is the most necessary
 5   1, 5 |         like the Prodigal Son, it desires to go astray and eat the
 6   1, 8 |          the soul has all that it desires, because it desires only
 7   1, 8 |       that it desires, because it desires only what is the will of
 8   1, 10|      ourselves by dissipating our desires, this war which goes on
 9   2, 14|       what it is. Even with these desires that God gives us to help
10   1, 11|        unaffected, and so are its desires and clearness of mind. ~
11   3, 1 | involuntarily closes his eyes and desires solitude; and, without the
12   3, 2 |            and in His great mercy desires to bring them back to Him.
13   3, 5 |           he who thinks least and desires to do least:104 what we
14   3, 6 |       allow his understanding and desires to stir, even for the purpose
15   3, 8 |         cannot understand what it desires, and thus it roams about
16   3, 9 |           of hell, for, though it desires more than ever not to offend
17   1, 1 |       deceive them, for all their desires are occupied in desiring
18   2, 8 |          It has the most vehement desires for penance, for solitude,
19   2, 9 |     slight by comparison with its desires. It even attaches little
20   2, 9 |          will and resolutions and desires were powerless to loosen
21   2, 13|         that it neither knows nor desires anything save that God shall
22   3, 1 |    possesses these aforementioned desires and virtues, it will always
23   3, 4 |           it knows itself what it desires. ~
24   3, 12|        sisters, no; what the Lord desires is works. If you see a sick
25   4, 6 |          deceived, since it never desires to follow its own will?
26   4, 6 |        have none of you any other desires than to serve and please
27   1, 13|          any more. This great God desires us to know that He is a
28   2, 4 |           you will ask me what it desires or what causes it distress.
29   2, 8 |          pain, nor are the soul's desires to enjoy God in any way
30   4, 12|        Him as He loves us. For He desires nothing else but to have
31   4, 15|      itself again and what ardent desires it has to be used for God
32   4, 15|     praise Him. It has tremendous desires to do penance; and whatever
33   4, 16|           if such a person really desires to be despitefully treated,
34   6, 4 |  something towards fulfilling her desires to Thy honour and glory.
35   6, 4 |          may, it is this that she desires, and she would give a thousand
36   6, 5 |     suspensions or ecstasies; the desires they inspire are not fleeting
37   6, 6 |            concerning these great desires of the soul to see Our Lord:
38   6, 6 |           because there are other desires, of which I shall write
39   6, 6 |         in such a case, where the desires are very oppressive, the
40   6, 6 |           from them. For, as such desires are apparently found in
41   7, 9 |           cannot do even if it so desires; for, though the will is
42   8, 3 |           peace and such constant desires to please God and such scorn
43   9, 18|         seeing or hearing what he desires, just as those who go about
44   9, 24|        that, in my opinion, these desires are supernatural, and come
45  11    |         CHAPTER XI ~Treats of the desires to enjoy God which He gives
46  11, 4 |          would have fulfilled its desires. It is not that it feels
47   1, 6 |       different. Our good God now desires to remove the scales from
48   2, 8 |          how can we marvel at the desires of this soul, since its
49   3, 7 |       gave the soul those earlier desires, accompanied by such excessive
50   3, 8 |                     In short, the desires of these souls are no longer
51   3, 8 |            at least as far as our desires go. In other respects, He
52   4, 3 |          souls have such vehement desires and are so determined not
53   4, 14|      occur to you, in view of the desires which the Lord implants
54   4, 14|          sometimes puts ambitious desires into our hearts, so that,