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 1  Intr,   0    |   contemplation is not possible for souls in mortal sin, though it
 2  Intr,   0    |            who refuse to allow that souls in mortal sin can experience
 3  Intr,   0    |            means unanimous. Can all souls attain to contemplation?
 4  Intr,   0    |        doubt and despair. There are souls, too, which make overmuch
 5  Intr,   0    |            daughters, and all other souls who practise the interior
 6  Pref,   0    |        their desire "to benefit the souls of the faithful rather than
 7  Prol,   0    |            do all I can to help the souls of my sisters to make great
 8  Unic,   1    |             a single one of all the souls that were being lost there.
 9  Unic,   1    |             my heart to see so many souls travelling to perdition.
10  Unic,   3    |          all the time for their own souls. Yet what better prayer
11  Unic,   3    |         less does it matter if many souls profit by it and the Lord
12  Unic,   3    |            have pity upon all these souls who are being lost, and
13  Unic, App    |             and toiling to help our souls? Actually, if my confessor
14  Unic,   5    |           devil lays his snares for souls when he can find no other.
15  Unic,   5    |     confessors and talk about their souls with persons of learning,
16  Unic,   5    |            assure you that, if your souls are as they ought to be,
17  Unic,   5    |        someone to give light to our souls, and thus this evil of which
18  Unic,   6    |           think, generous and royal souls; they are not content with
19  Unic,   6    |         concerned can benefit their souls, either by instruction or
20  Unic,   6    |        affection may bring to their souls (because they realize that
21  Unic,   6    |            love really is. And such souls are always much fonder of
22  Unic,   6    |                    Those into whose souls the Lord has already infused
23  Unic,   7    |            if their heads ache, our souls seem to ache too; if we
24  Unic,   7    |                           Happy the souls that are loved by such as
25  Unic,   7    |       especially important for such souls as have been described,
26  Unic,   9    |         spiritual life and our poor souls will pay for it. From this
27  Unic,  10    |         freedom of spirit which our souls seek in order to soar to
28  Unic,  12    |              God, too, works in our souls and bestows such favours
29  Unic,  15    |       profit you experience in your souls. For it is in this way that
30  Unic,  16    |            we can draw Him into our souls by a single hair. Be sure
31  Unic,  16    |          glory will not come to our souls -- that is, so as to be
32  Unic,  16    |             I was saying, there are souls whom God knows He may gain
33  Unic,  16    |            I believe there are many souls whom God our Lord tests
34  Unic,  17    |            CHAPTER 17 - How not all souls are fitted for contemplation
35  Unic,  19    |          treat of prayer. Addresses souls who cannot reason with the
36  Unic,  19    |         with orderly minds, and for souls who practise prayer and
37  Unic,  19    |         realize that there are many souls who suffer this trial, and
38  Unic,  19    |                      There are some souls, and some minds, as unruly
39  Unic,  19    |             dearly does He love our souls that He prevents them from
40  Unic,  20(74)|         special indulgences for the souls in purgatory.~
41  Unic,  20    |             for the profit of their souls; and, since you must always
42  Unic,  21    |            at all. I am speaking to souls who are unable to recollect
43  Unic,  23    |             suitable for ungenerous souls, so mean that they are not
44  Unic,  23    |             much afraid of resolute souls, knowing by experience that
45  Unic,  24    |            return to speak of those souls I have mentioned who cannot
46  Unic,  26    |              we have accustomed our souls and minds to go after their
47  Unic,  28    |                               These souls have already, as we may
48  Unic,  28    |    accustomed to these good habits. Souls who do so are more secure
49  Unic,  31    |            the Lord grants to these souls, for it unites the active
50  Unic,  34    |              As for the unfortunate souls who will bring damnation
51  Unic,  35    |         Remember that there are few souls who stay with Him and follow
52  Unic,  36    |          Lord seeks out for Himself souls of great experience.~
53  Unic,  37    |        their wills like the perfect souls they are and will forgive
54  Unic,  37    |          which He produces in their souls; absorbed in these joys,
55  Unic,  37    |            necessary to awaken such souls and to remind them that
56  Unic,  38    |            little way back, perfect souls are in no way repelled by
57  Unic,  38    |            them. It is because many souls do this, I feel sure, that
58  Unic,  39    |         devil, seeing that here are souls which may do him harm and
59  Unic,  40    | contemplatives by the devil -- such souls have no little love; for
60  Unic,  40    |          same; for if he cannot win souls he will at least try to
61  Unic,  40    |             with sinners. Many such souls think that He will treat
62  Unic,  41    |         being firmly planted in our souls. Until you are conscious
63  Unic,  41    |             have helped to ruin our souls; but now they will often
64  Unic,  41    |         herself, will not lead many souls to God if they see that
65  Unic,  42    |             and such a multitude of souls being lost. If to any human