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 1 Intro,      0| Religion was in those days a mental and social force which we,
 2 Intro,      0|     the higher spiritual and mental faculties, whom it is not
 3   1,      6  |      causes a physical and a mental injury. The mental injury
 4   1,      6  |     and a mental injury. The mental injury is already done when
 5   2,     28  |      without pain, bodily or mental. Bodily pain My servants
 6   2,     37  |  feel themselves deprived of mental consolation. Such a soul
 7   3,      2  |  soul proceeds from vocal to mental prayer, and a vision is
 8   3,      2  |      that they are called to mental prayer, I should reply '
 9   3,      2  |      without joining them to mental prayer, that is to say,
10   3,      2  |     perseverance, at perfect mental prayer; but if she simply
11   3,      2  |      and, for vocal abandons mental prayer, she will never arrive
12   3,      2  |   she will exercise together mental and vocal prayer, for, even
13   3,      2  |      they. Although vocal or mental prayer can be understood
14   3,      2  |    prayer may be united with mental prayer if made with the
15   3,      2  |      I have now told you how mental prayer is reached by exercise
16   3,      2  |     leaving vocal prayer for mental when I visit the soul. I
17   4,      2  |     little extra fatigue, or mental or corporal tribulation,
18   4,      6  |     spend it. They fall into mental and physical impurity, for
19   4,      6  |    the darkness of his mind, mental prayer is impossible, he
20   4,      8  |    and not only does he omit mental prayer, but even the Divine