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 1 3 |       precisely a young man-the interior treasure hidden in youth-had
 2 3 |       that their youth too is a interior treasure? To whom should
 3 4 | possible; that you will and the interior path which enables you to
 4 5 |     succeeded in dominating the interior world of his thoughts, capacities,
 5 5 |      same time you must acquire interior detachment with regard to
 6 5 |       the same time, man, whose interior reason for existence is
 7 6 |         words correspond to our interior reality: each of us from
 8 6 |     conscience responds with an interior reaction to man's corresponding
 9 6 |     human dignity. This is that interior treasure whereby man continually
10 6 |       in the conscience: in the interior truth of our acts, in a
11 7 |       humanity, both as his own interior world and as the specific
12 8 |      loving look expresses this interior "transition". And Jesus
13 9 |      context of this particular interior sphere in which he has learned
14 9 |     various circumstances of an interior and exterior nature. Examining
15 9 |       task. It is a fascinating interior undertaking. In this undertaking
16 9 |        systematic school of the interior life. ~I speak briefly of
17 13|          self-education! For an interior structure of this kind,