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 1  Intr,   0|       who cannot reason with the understanding, shows how vocal prayer
 2  Unic,   4|         great importance to your understanding this danger.~
 3  Unic,  14|       good at talking and bad at understanding, while others speak in a
 4  Unic,  15|        we shall never succeed in understanding this truth and we shall
 5  Unic,  19|       who cannot reason with the understanding.~
 6  Unic,  19|         walks restfully when the understanding is kept in restraint. It
 7  Unic,  19|          the intermediacy of the understanding, are like water running
 8  Unic,  19|     water -- I mean so far as my understanding of it goes. For, despite
 9  Unic,  19|        day's journey without our understanding how.~
10  Unic,  20|     Majesty, being Who He is and understanding our weakness, has provided
11  Unic,  22|        that is the result of not understanding what mental prayer is. I
12  Unic,  24|          repeating words without understanding what we are saying. We may,
13  Unic,  24|           nor can they fix their understanding on anything: they seem to
14  Unic,  25|         her,95 by suspending the understanding, putting a stop to all thought,
15  Unic,  25|        enkindled in love without understanding how it loves; it knows that
16  Unic,  25|     which can be attained by the understanding; the will embraces it, without
17  Unic,  25|        will embraces it, without understanding how; but, in so far as it
18  Unic,  25|  thinking of what we are saying, understanding it, and realizing Whom we
19  Unic,  26|          a way that, without our understanding how, God may give us everything
20  Unic,  26|     subtle meditations with your understanding. I am asking you only to
21  Unic,  27|       very great blessing if our understanding could be filled with it
22  Unic,  28|     completely that, without its understanding how, its eyes close and
23  Unic,  28|       insists on its rights, not understanding that if it refuses to admit
24  Unic,  28|         has been fanned with the understanding, any small spark that flies
25  Unic,  30|      Describes the importance of understanding what we ask for in prayer.
26  Unic,  30|        state He gives us a clear understanding of the nature of the gifts
27  Unic,  31|         full of this joy without understanding the reason. They see clearly
28  Unic,  31|    degree of quiet, and that the understanding has soared so far aloft
29  Unic,  31|       take no more notice of the understanding than it would of a madman,
30  Unic,  31|          if it tries to draw the understanding along with it, it is bound
31  Unic,  31|          needs to be made by the understanding, for it is the Lord's pleasure
32  Unic,  31|          What disturbs it is the understanding and this is not the case
33  Unic,  31|   markedly supernatural, and the understanding (or, to put it more clearly,
34  Unic,  31|       But if you try to drag the understanding back by force, you lose
35  Unic,  31| sustenance, and neither will nor understanding will gain114, but both will
36  Unic,  32|         to it, to rejoice in its understanding of what it has gained and
37  Unic,  32|      this is not acquired by the understanding but by a clear perception
38  Unic,  33|         thousand reasons for not understanding this but interpreting it
39  Unic,  42|   Paternoster hurriedly, without understanding it. If anyone tries to do
40  Unic,  42|   ventured to do so, and that my understanding would not have been capable