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 1   0, 17    |         the castle is prayer and meditation. Once inside, "it must be
 2   0, 19    |       This chapter begins with a meditation on the excellence and dignity
 3   1, 7     |        this castle is prayer and meditation: I do not say mental prayer
 4   1, 7     |        it must be accompanied by meditation. If a person does not think
 5   2, 8     | self-knowledge and soar aloft in meditation upon the greatness and the
 6   1, 7     |    favours and this sweetness in meditation -- was that, if I began
 7   1, 7     |        finishing their customary meditation. ~
 8   2, 3     |         as I say, is produced by meditation. It reaches us by way of
 9   2, 9     |     however much we may practise meditation, however much we do violence
10   3, 3     |         and an excellent kind of meditation, for it is founded upon
11   3, 4(103)|       the Treatise of Prayer and Meditation [Cf. S.S.M., II, 113-14]. ~
12   3, 8     |        is unnecessary to abandon meditation and the activities of the
13   2, 3     |        is sufficient for a brief meditation, for it will enable you
14   2, 12    |         caused by these kinds of meditation. That grief we could easily
15   7, 6     |       favours will not engage in meditation on the most sacred Humanity
16   7, 8     | understanding to be less apt for meditation. I think the reason must
17   7, 8     |         be that the whole aim of meditation is to seek God, and once
18   7, 11    |          it as well as I can. By meditation I mean prolonged reasoning
19   7, 13    |       case He will make it cease meditation even against its own will.
20   7, 13    |           if it laboured hard at meditation in the way I have already
21   7, 14    |    suspicious. Keep on with your meditation, then, and endeavour to
22   7, 15    |          things as to think that meditation on the most sacred Humanity