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 1  Unic,   5|    superior. Since there are no consolations but spiritual ones to be
 2  Unic,   5|      that the sisters get these consolations, for God leads [His handmaidens]
 3  Unic,  12|         the enjoyment of Divine consolations, he must not [turn back
 4  Unic,  12|         unless we also say what consolations and delights this renunciation
 5  Unic,  12|        to enjoy the favours and consolations which God bestows in prayer,
 6  Unic,  12|         and say that God grants consolations to persons less completely
 7  Unic,  16|       in virtues, He gives them consolations, favours and emotions49
 8  Unic,  17|        those who enjoy numerous consolations. In one way they may feel
 9  Unic,  17|    safer, for we cannot tell if consolations come from God or are sent
10  Unic,  17|         if they fail to receive consolations the fault is theirs, and
11  Unic,  18|        He not to feed them with consolations, they could not be borne.
12  Unic,  18|        contemplatives receiving consolations, they suppose that they
13  Unic,  18|    trials under the disguise of consolations. If He does not, you may
14  Unic,  18| enjoying the greatest number of consolations in prayer, or with raptures,
15  Unic,  19|      because of its sins. Other consolations, excellent as they may be,
16  Unic,  19|        Him so little. These are consolations appropriate to such great
17  Unic,  36|     Majesty grant it such great consolations, and then only to those
18  Unic,  36|          and believe that these consolations are not of God, Who, as
19  Unic,  36|      although the grace and the consolations may pass quickly, it can
20  Unic,  38|      making us believe that the consolations and the favours which they
21  Unic,  38|       Being ignorant that these consolations come from the devil, and
22  Unic,  38|         pestilential. For, when consolations and favours come to us,
23  Unic,  39|      rising again. However many consolations and pledges of love the