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 1   1,      1|        things, He used to say: "Open the eye of your intellect,
 2   1,      6|      committed either secret or open. A secret sin is when you
 3   1,      6|       you ought to give him; an open sin is where you perform
 4   2,      8|                                 Open, my daughter, the eye of
 5   2,     10|         Heart, gazing into that open Heart of My Son, with the
 6   2,     15|        travel below the Bridge. Open the eye of your intellect,
 7   3,      5|      and arrived at perfection. Open the eye of your intellect
 8   3,      5|        Heart, showing it to you open, so that you might see how
 9   3,      6|       do not order the earth to open and swallow them up on account
10   3,     13|       not despised your desire; open well the eye of your intellect
11   3,     18|       rise out of yourself, and open the eye of your intellect
12   3,     18|      and My other servants. And open the ear of the desire which
13   3,     20|         rule, so that you might open the Door of Me, Eternal
14   3,     20|     though it may externally be open mortal sin, seeing nothing
15   3,     24|    better understand the truth, open the eye of your intellect,
16   3,     25|           Oh, dearest daughter, open well the eye of your intellect
17   3,     28|       of My unworthy ministers. Open then the eye of your intellect
18   3,     32|         perseverance. Wherefore open, unlock, and break the hardened
19   3,     32|        the voice of Your mercy. Open the door of Your inestimable
20   3,     32|          I know indeed that You open before even we can knock,
21   4,      2|         the door of Heaven will open it? that the pride which
22   4,      2|      that without a key you can open the door? Do not imagine
23   4,      2|      obedience in your hand, to open the door. But bind this
24   4,      6|        of his order, which will open the little door which is
25   4,      6|        these have undertaken to open the little door, doing without
26   4,      6|       of obedience wherewith to open it, for as I said to you,
27   4,      6|      can and will help him, and open to him the eyes of My kindness,
28   4,      7| ambition, because charity is an open book to be read by all.
29   4,      9| disciple. In everything, if you open the eye of the intellect,