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501   1, 10     |           desirous of preparing the soul for yet more. For clearly
502   1, 10     |           the essential part of her soul seemed never to move from
503   1, 10     |             sense she felt that her soul was divided; and when she
504   1, 10     |       favour, she complained of her soul, just as Martha complained
505   1, 11     |              Although of course the soul is not really divided, what
506   1, 11     |           definite one, between the soul and the spirit, although
507   1, 11     |          seems to me, too, that the soul is a different thing from
508   2, 1      |            to reveal Himself to the soul through an imaginary vision
509   2, 2      |            revealed Himself to that soul in this way. But it was
510   2, 2      |              in the interior of her soul, where He revealed Himself
511   2, 3      |           with the body than if the soul were not in the body, and
512   2, 3      |           the deepest centre of the soul, which must be where God
513   2, 3      |        appears in the centre of the soul, not through an imaginary,
514   2, 3      |         communication of God to the soul is so great a secret and
515   2, 3      |         such delight is felt by the soul, that I do not know with
516   2, 3      |          pleased to manifest to the soul at that moment the glory
517   2, 3      |             one can understand, the soul (I mean the spirit of this
518   2, 3      |             mean the spirit of this soul) is made one with God, Who,
519   2, 4      |          quickly and afterwards the soul is deprived of that companionship --
520   2, 4      |          the Lord it is not so: the soul remains all the time in
521   2, 5      |             of His Majesty into the soul by union. And he also says:
522   2, 5      |       lucrum.228 This, I think, the soul may say here, for it is
523   2, 6      |        through its effects; for the soul clearly understands, by
524   2, 6      |            cannot be described, the soul experiences them very forcibly.
525   2, 6      |          words which, it seems, the soul cannot help uttering, such
526   2, 6      |          God is ever sustaining the soul, flow streams of milk, which
527   2, 6      |          them to enjoy all that the soul enjoys, so that, from time
528   2, 6      |      someone in the interior of the soul who sends forth these arrows
529   2, 6      |            the interior part of the soul. The soul, as I have said,
530   2, 6      |      interior part of the soul. The soul, as I have said, neither
531   2, 6      |               can give peace to the soul. ~
532   2, 7      |          corporeal and to leave the soul in a state of pure spirituality,
533   2, 7      |        these words and how well the soul understands them, for in
534   2, 8      |            When Our Lord brings the soul into this Mansion of His,
535   2, 8      |          which is the centre of the soul itself (for they say that
536   2, 8      |           impression that, when the soul reaches the state in which
537   2, 8      |             matter and say that the soul seems to be in safety I
538   2, 8      |       harder the penance which this soul performs, the greater is
539   2, 8      |             the ground in which the soul is planted, for a tree planted
540   2, 8      |       marvel at the desires of this soul, since its spirit is verily
541   2, 9      |          state of peace, though the soul itself is. In the other
542   2, 9      |           such a kind as to rob the soul of its peace and stability --
543   2, 9      |          rule. This "centre" of our soul, or "spirit," is something
544   2, 9      |     difficult to understand how the soul can have trials and afflictions
545   2, 10     |         this Mansion and forces the soul to leave it; and, although
546   2, 10     |       although the things which the soul hears cause it some distress,
547   3, 2      |          really seems as though the soul no longer existed, because
548   3, 4      |            a kind as to disturb the soul, as it did previously. So
549   3, 6      |            praise, and to help some soul if they can. So what they
550   3, 7      |          that it is He Who gave the soul those earlier desires, accompanied
551   3, 8      |           something that is to some soul's advantage. They have no
552   3, 8      |         giving Him praise. When the soul is negligent, the Lord Himself
553   3, 8      |            from the interior of the soul, as we said when discussing
554   3, 8      |             it be supposed that the soul has had any part in it.
555   3, 8      |     proceeds from the centre of the soul and awakens the faculties. ~
556   3, 9      |          for I think that, when the soul reaches the Prayer of Union,
557   3, 9      |          almost always prepares the soul to be able to do, with a
558   3, 10     |            in all the rest, but the soul is almost always in tranquility.
559   3, 10     |             revealed Himself to the soul and taken it with Him into
560   3, 10     |           which the Lord grants the soul here, as I have said, come
561   3, 10     |    independently of the acts of the soul itself, apart from that
562   3, 11     |             does the Lord teach the soul in this state and do it
563   3, 11     |          Mansion of His, He and the soul alone have fruition of each
564   3, 11     |            the Lord Who created the soul is now pleased to calm it
565   3, 12     |            reaching this state, the soul has no more raptures (accompanied,
566   3, 12     |            her rest, or because the soul has seen so much in this
567   3, 12     |            dilated and equipped the soul, or it may be that, for
568   3, 12(241)|        describe, cease, and it [the soul] has not these raptures
569   3, 13     |         degrees of prayer, when the soul approaches Him, and He also
570   3, 13     |          Him, and He also gives the soul that kiss for which the
571   3, 13     |       waters in abundance. Here the soul delights in the tabernacle
572   3, 14     |          describe this peace of the soul! My God, since Thou seest
573   4         |          Lord's aim in granting the soul such great favours and says
574   4, 2      |           it becomes clear what the soul is gaining from the good
575   4, 2      |             to increase, and so the soul will not make the slightest
576   4, 2      |          Our Lord's will is for the soul not to forget what it is --
577   4, 6      |            His special abode in the soul. For if the soul is much
578   4, 6      |             in the soul. For if the soul is much with Him, as it
579   4, 7      |             He sees a very timorous soul, He sends it, much against
580   4, 7      |           good; and later, when the soul becomes aware of this, it
581   4, 10     |      messages which are sent by the soul from its innermost centre
582   4, 10     |           to sleep? No, no, no. The soul, where it now is, is fighting
583   4, 11     |         strength it has gained, the soul comes to the help of all
584   4, 11     |            the vigour gained by the soul after it has drunk of the
585   4, 11     |             In this life, then, the soul has a very bad time, for,