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 1 Pref    |     Experiencing the "trouble of mind" that often comes at mid-life,
 2 Conv,  2|        had been long troubled in mind from a certain belief that
 3 Conv,  2|        contrary. This trouble of mind had lasted four years during
 4 Conv,  2|     adoration.~In his trouble of mind, Brother Lawrence had consulted
 5 Conv,  4|        God so as to convince his mind and impress deeply upon
 6 Conv,  4|      thus, in prayer, filled his mind with great sentiments of
 7 Conv,  4|        to Thy commands, apply my mind to these outward things,
 8 Conv,  4|          discouraged, he set his mind right again. He then continued
 9 Lett,  1|         that I could, keeping my mind in His holy Presence, and
10 Lett,  1|       disquieting myself when my mind had wandered involuntarily.~
11 Lett,  1|   business, I drove away from my mind everything that was capable
12 Lett,  2| continued some years applying my mind carefully the rest of the
13 Lett,  2|        sins always present to my mind, and the great unmerited
14 Lett,  6|          disquiet, recalling our mind to God mildly and with tranquillity
15 Lett,  8|          wandering thoughts. Our mind is extremely roving. But
16 Lett,  8|         their last end. When the mind, for want of being sufficiently
17 Lett,  8|       difficult to overcome. Our mind can draw us, even against
18 Lett,  8|       your business to keep your mind in the presence of the Lord.
19 Lett,  8|    presence of the Lord. If your mind sometimes wanders, and withdraws
20 Lett,  8|     serve rather to distract the mind than to re-collect it. The
21 Lett,  8|        One way to re-collect the mind easily in the time of prayer,
22 Lett,  8|        at other times.~Keep your mind strictly in the presence
23 Lett,  8|        find it easy to keep your mind calm in the time of prayer,