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 1   0, 14|          be free to set down its experiences as they occur to it. ~
 2   1, 6 |    oppress it somewhat. The soul experiences a great happiness84 when
 3   1, 12|          head, how is it that it experiences no disturbance? That I do
 4   2, 6 |          there. The fragrance it experiences, we might say, is as if
 5   3, 3 |    within themselves; anyone who experiences this will discover what
 6   2, 8 |        detail, for, although the experiences of this Mansion and of the
 7   1, 3 |           I shall not take these experiences in the order in which they
 8   1, 8 |         that is undergoing these experiences. He thinks that people to
 9   3, 2 |          telling them that their experiences come from the devil. One
10   3, 18|       are the results of all the experiences and favours that come to
11   4, 9 |        the Prayer of Quiet. Such experiences as these have nothing to
12   5, 1 | possession of his senses when he experiences these transports of the
13   5, 4 |       the feelings of anyone who experiences it? For my own part I believe
14   6, 1 |         it finds itself alone it experiences great relief, but immediately
15   8, 4 |       believe, some of the other experiences that have been described
16   8, 4 |       more commonly, as the soul experiences a vivid and almost constant
17   8, 6 |         are also other spiritual experiences which cannot be described,
18   8, 10|    because a sister has had such experiences, she is any better than
19   8, 10|          sees we have need. Such experiences, if we use them aright,
20   9, 12|           but in describing your experiences in prayer. For unless you
21  10, 1 |    explain in turn the different experiences which occur on this road,
22  10, 8 |      when it knows this the soul experiences a great and lasting happiness. ~
23  11, 1 |   because I am writing about the experiences of the particular person
24   2, 6 |    cannot be described, the soul experiences them very forcibly. One