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 1   0, 7     |       John of the Cross -- The Complete Works of Saint John of the
 2   0, 13(5) |     Relations, VI (Vol. I, The Complete Works of St. Teresa, translated
 3   0, 25    |  merged in the river. There is complete transformation, ineffable
 4   1, 7(25) |      in his Dark Night, I, vi (Complete Works, I, 365-6.)] ~
 5   2, 2(30) |     Relation XXIV (Vol. I, The Complete Works of St. Teresa, translated
 6   1, 1(40) |         Way of perfection, The Complete Works of St. Teresa, Chaps.
 7   1, 2     |       pray for is to enjoy the complete security of the blessed;58
 8   1, 5     |     but if the Lord is to take complete possession of the soul more
 9   2, 7     |        the virtues, and make a complete surrender of our wills to
10   2, 10    | troubles and miseries. Without complete self-renunciation, the state
11   3, 11    |      more they relax, the more complete becomes this absorption,
12   3, 1     |     and, as though she enjoyed complete security, begins to lead
13   3, 7     | attaining a point necessary to complete union with the will of God. ~
14   3, 7     |       last impress us by their complete certainty, in such a way
15   4, 13    |       fuller life to the soul. Complete ecstasy, therefore, does
16   5, 1     |    perturbation to a person in complete possession of his senses
17   5, 2     |        itself to Him with such complete willingness, it must realize
18   5, 6(178)|     Relations, LI (Vol. I, The Complete Works of St. Teresa, p.
19   6, 1     |     soul is so anxious to have complete fruition of their Giver
20   9, 10    |    space of time it enjoys the complete certainty that this favour
21  11, 8     |       an hour and yet produced complete prostration. On that occasion,
22  11, 8(208)|         Cf. Relations XV. [The Complete Works of St. Teresa Vol.
23  11, 9(209)|      be found in Vol. III, The Complete Works of St. Teresa, pp.
24   2, 1(224)|   Relations, XXXV (Vol. I, The Complete Works of St. Teresa, pp.
25   2, 7(235)|      this theme, Vol. III, The Complete Words of St. Teresa, pp.
26   3, 2     | self-forgetfulness which is so complete that it really seems as
27   3, 2(237)|   Relations, XXXV (Vol. I, The Complete Works of St. Teresa, p.