Chapter,  n.

 1 Conv,  1 |       but satisfaction in that state. ~Brother Lawrence related
 2 Conv,  2 |      both kinds in a spiritual state. As a result he feared nothing,
 3 Conv,  3 | consult with anybody about his state. In the past, when he had
 4 Conv,  4 |       and love, I am come to a state wherein it would be as difficult
 5 Lett,  2 |    pain or difficulty about my state, because I have no will
 6 Lett,  2 |  prayers but those to which my state obliges me. I make it my
 7 Lett,  2 |     should choose to call this state the bosom of God, for the
 8 Lett,  2 |     know that some charge this state with inactivity, delusion,
 9 Lett,  2 | self-love, if the soul in that state were capable of it; because
10 Lett,  9 |    mercy has called us to this state and for that very end? I
11 Lett,  14|    know that to arrive at this state, the beginning is very difficult