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 1   0, 22   |          of Quiet, or the Second Water, in the Life. The soul is
 2   0, 22   |          near its source and the water of life flows into it, not
 3   0, 23   | described elsewhere as the Third Water, the Spiritual Betrothal,
 4   2, 2    |       pitch-black, evil-smelling water, it produces nothing but
 5   1, 11   |           and then as if all the water in those rivers came suddenly
 6   2, 2    |         which can be filled with water. There are certain spiritual
 7   2, 2    |          than by this element of water; for, as I am very ignorant,
 8   2, 3    |        basins can be filled with water in different ways: the water
 9   2, 3    |     water in different ways: the water in the one comes from a
10   2, 3    |        at the very source of the water and fills without making
11   2, 3    |        any noise. If the flow of water is abundant, as in the case
12   2, 3    |         have to be made, for the water is flowing all the time.
13   2, 3    |          and the carrying of the water by means of conduits is,
14   2, 4    |        To the other fountain the water comes direct from its source,
15   2, 4    | completely filled, and then this water begins to overflow all the
16   2, 6    |     apparently, as this heavenly water begins to flow from this
17   2, 9    |      labouring in vain; for this water does not flow through conduits,
18   2, 9    |           we cannot produce this water in those ways; it is given
19   2, 9(97)|       squeeze out a drop of this water.] ~
20   3, 8    |     coming through conduits, the water springs directly from its
21   3, 9    |      soul takes place, as if the water proceeding from the spring
22   3, 9    |        that, the more freely the water flowed, the larger became
23   5, 3    |            I think that basin of water, of which we spoke in (I
24   5, 3    |        loosed the sources whence water has been coming into this
25   6, 9    |         do, because they are the water which comes from Heaven.184
26   6, 9    |           When we ourselves draw water, we tire ourselves by digging
27   6, 9    |          digging for it, and the water we get is not the same;
28   6, 9    |  discovered so much as a pool of water, still less a wellspring.
29   6, 9    |          He wills, whether it be water or aridity. He knows best
30  11, 5    |     thirst, yet cannot reach the water; and the thirst is not a
31  11, 5    |       quenched, except with that water of which Our Lord spoke
32  11, 6    |        is no more than a drop of water in the sea. So true is this
33   2, 4    |     spring; there is nothing but water there and it is impossible
34   2, 4    |        to divide or separate the water belonging to the river from
35   2, 6    |   swallowed up, a stream of this water, to sustain those who in
36   2, 6    |       suddenly plunged into such water would become aware of it,
37   2, 6    |        just as a great stream of water could never fall on us without
38   2, 8    |        planted by the streams of water is fresher and gives more
39   2, 8    |      made one with the celestial water of which we have been speaking? ~