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 1   0, 23    |   Betrothal, and the Prayer of Union -- that is, incipient Union.
 2   0, 23    |    Union -- that is, incipient Union. It marks a new degree of
 3   0, 28    | visions, with Illumination and Union; or to be a work created
 4   2, 6     | faculties are not, I think, in union, but they become absorbed
 5   1, 3     |       no our prayer attains to union. Do not think it is a state,
 6   1, 4     |        that, if this is indeed union with God,113 the devil cannot
 7   1, 4     |      in such close contact and union with the essence of the
 8   1, 5     |      saying "if this is indeed union with God" and suggesting
 9   1, 5     |       there are other kinds of union. But of course there are!
10   1, 9     |      he has experienced is not union of the whole soul with God
11   1, 9     |   whole soul with God but only union of one of the faculties
12   2        |         Explains the Prayer of Union by a delicate comparison.
13   2, 1     |        regard to the nature of union, I do not think I can say
14   2, 6     |        He is in this Prayer of Union which, as it were, we ourselves
15   2, 7     |    apprehended in this kind of union. ~
16   3        |      Describes another kind of union which, with the help of
17   3, 3     |     not without hope; for true union can quite well be achieved,
18   3, 3     |      for that other delectable union which has been described,
19   3, 3     |     that it proceeds from this union which I am now describing;
20   3, 3     |      not sure that we have the union in which we resign our wills
21   3, 4     |     much to be desired is this union! Happy the soul that has
22   3, 5     |       and these do not prevent union with the will of God, nor
23   3, 6     |       possibility of this true union with the will of God. This
24   3, 6     |       will of God. This is the union which I have desired all
25   3, 7     |    point necessary to complete union with the will of God. ~
26   3, 12    |      road to the attainment of union. They think that the whole
27   3, 12    |      Lord's will. That is true union with His will. Again, if
28   3, 13    |        beg His Majesty for the union which I have described.
29   3, 13    |      you have not yet attained union. So ask Our Lord to grant
30   4, 2     |    what I think this Prayer of Union is; and I will make a comparison
31   4, 2     |       not spiritual: corporeal union is quite another thing and
32   4, 2     |       in marriage. It is all a union of love with love, and its
33   4, 3     |       It seems to me that this union has not yet reached the
34   4, 3     |       can compare this kind of union to a short meeting of that
35   4, 1     |    have the courage to achieve union with so great a Lord and
36   6, 10    |     the faculties are in close union, but that Our Lord leaves
37   1, 5     |      above-mentioned Prayer of Union, although the soul does
38   2        |   difference between spiritual union and spiritual marriage.
39   2, 3     |    connection, for this secret union takes place in the deepest
40   2, 3     |         But what passes in the union of the Spiritual Marriage
41   2, 4     | separated, as is the case with union, for, although by union
42   2, 4     |        union, for, although by union is meant the joining of
43   2, 4     |     its God. We might say that union is as if the ends of two
44   2, 5     |       Majesty into the soul by union. And he also says: Mihi
45   2, 5(227)|       passage "He who . . . by union" is St. Teresa's interlinear
46   2, 7     |       Spirit in this celestial union. For it is quite certain
47   3, 9     |     soul reaches the Prayer of Union, the Lord begins to exercise
48   4, 10    |     through the most sovereign union of spirit with Spirit, and