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 1 Intro,      0|      metaphor and forgets it; the sea, a vine, and a plough will
 2   1,      2  |       soul, as the fish is in the sea, and the sea in the fish,
 3   1,      2  |       fish is in the sea, and the sea in the fish, she desired
 4   2,      7  |          flood is the tempestuous sea of this dark life. See,
 5   2,     13  |       soul out of the tempestuous sea and to conduct her to the
 6   2,     26  |      which they pass to enter the Sea Pacific. It is the contrary
 7   2,     32  | yourselves also in Me, who am the Sea Pacific, because I am one
 8   2,     33  |      creature can come out of the sea of the world, and go by
 9   2,     33  |        finding himself in Me, the Sea Pacific." ~
10   3,      8  |        find themselves in Me, the Sea Pacific, raised from imperfection,
11   3,     14  |       Then she reposes in Me, the Sea Pacific, and her heart is
12   3,     14  |           stormy ocean to Me, the Sea Pacific, and in that Sea,
13   3,     14  |          Sea Pacific, and in that Sea, which is Myself, the Supreme
14   3,     20  |           must enter into Me, the Sea Pacific. ~
15   3,     26  |           her, as the fish in the sea, and the sea in the fish --
16   3,     26  |          fish in the sea, and the sea in the fish -- thus do I
17   3,     26  |         and the soul in Me -- the Sea Pacific. In that soul grace
18   3,     30  |          Word she reaches Me, the Sea Pacific. For sea and door
19   3,     30  |          Me, the Sea Pacific. For sea and door are united together.
20   3,     32  |       water issuing from You, the Sea Pacific. Thanks, thanks
21   4,      2  |           the waves of the stormy sea cannot hurt her, nor can
22   4,      6  |           passes over this stormy sea in the ship of his order,
23   4,      8  |         navigate this tempestuous sea, with the strength of his
24   4,      8  |          swims in the tempestuous sea, tossed to and fro by contrary
25   4,      8  |        order, to drown him in the sea, making him swim in the
26   4,      9  |           of her heart in Me, the Sea Pacific. There are many
27   4,      9  |         navigated the tempestuous sea of this life, with calm
28   4,      9  |            which, dipped into the sea, does not comprehend the
29   4,      9  |          not comprehend the whole sea, but only that quantity
30   4,      9  |   quantity which it contains. The sea alone contains itself. So
31   4,      9  |        contains itself. So I, the Sea Pacific, am He who alone
32   4,     11  |       eternal Trinity, are a deep Sea, into which the deeper I
33   4,     11  |          oh! Eternal Godhead, oh! Sea Profound! what more could
34   4,     11  |           a truth this light is a sea, for the soul revels in
35   4,     11  |         You, Eternal Trinity, the Sea Pacific. The water of the
36   4,     11  |         Pacific. The water of the sea is not turbid, and causes
37 Lette,      0|        like one saved from a deep sea, she was restored to herself,