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 1   0, 28    |        be a work created by the imagination, instead of the record of
 2   1, 6     |      must not be wrought in our imagination but must be proved by works.
 3   1, 9     |         to put it more clearly, imagination88) is not the same thing
 4   1, 9(88) |    added, interlineally, after "imagination": "for so we women generally
 5   1, 15    |         is the work of our weak imagination and our nature and the devil. ~
 6   3, 3     |         within the soul, or the imagination, by picturing Him as there.
 7   3, 5     |         greater aridity and the imagination would grow more restless
 8   3, 14    |        so weak in intellect and imagination -- I have known such --
 9   1, 4     |  wonders if the whole thing was imagination, if it has been asleep,
10   1, 4     | thoughts which proceed from the imagination and from what has been said
11   1, 4     |       this Mansion, for neither imagination nor memory nor understanding
12   1, 4(115)|         for the thoughts of the imagination are clearly seen by the
13   3, 11    |        due to some freak of the imagination. The devil makes good use
14   3, 11    |     devil makes good use of the imagination in practising his surprises
15   3, 11    |   between the faculties and the imagination, and thousands of other
16   1, 1     |        really seen, even by the imagination; I use the word "sight"
17   1, 9     |    truth, but believes what the imagination (now mistress of the understanding)
18   2, 3     |     Mansions -- the senses, the imagination or the faculties -- dares
19   2, 7     |    melancholy exist only in the imagination, whereas this proceeds from
20   3, 4     |         devil or from one's own imagination. I will describe, if I can,
21   3, 4     |        come only from your weak imagination, but they must be taken
22   3, 7     |       have been the work of the imagination. Yet at the time it had
23   3, 10    |         locutions come from the imagination, none of these signs occur,
24   3, 10    |       constitution, or of their imagination, or for some other reason,
25   3, 10    |     deceived in this way by the imagination. ~
26   3, 11    |       those which come from the imagination; but, if the locutions are
27   3, 12    |         do not proceed from the imagination, and, if one reflects upon
28   3, 13    |       created fancifully by the imagination the voice will be less clear
29   3, 14    |       could happen, so that the imagination cannot possibly have invented
30   3, 15    |       locutions invented by the imagination someone seems to be composing
31   5, 7     |        to fit them all into his imagination and thought, he could not
32   5, 10    |       possibly proceed from the imagination, and the devil could never
33   6, 13    |         been impressed upon his imagination, from which no one else
34   9, 3     |        deeply engraven upon the imagination that I do not believe it
35   9, 5     |        far exceeds all that our imagination and understanding can compass,
36   9, 8     |        creates a picture in the imagination: but this will be a dead
37   9, 9     |         many -- find that their imagination is so weak, or their understanding
38   9, 9     |         some other reason their imagination becomes so absorbed, that
39   9, 9     |       which they see with their imagination, but this produces no effect
40   9, 11    |    proceed from God or from the imagination or from the devil, especially
41   9, 18    |    reason is to be found in the imagination. When a person has a great
42  10, 8     |     devil or for the soul's own imagination, and when it knows this
43   1, 6(218)|   corporeal, nor figured in the imagination, the Mother says that this
44   1, 6(220)|        God is Spirit) or of the imagination. ~
45   2, 8     |        of the faculties and the imagination, which injure it and take
46   4, 5     |         Lord and not from human imagination or from the deceit of the