Chapter

 1 Intro|     theologian and bishop. After being rector of the Moscow and
 2 1    |       are performing and what is being performed around you; if
 3 2    |  spiritual direction consists in being convinced that it is not
 4 2    |        that this ascetic task of being a spiritual father is great,
 5 2    |          them.~You are afraid of being repulsed by the people you
 6 4    |    before you would prevent~them being allowed to take Communion.
 7 6    |      Renanix or~other writers as being responsible for his loss
 8 6    |         this, the latest of them being the famous Spencer.x Believe
 9 9    | difference between~those who are being saved and those who are
10 9    |          correctly, that you are being unjustly deprived of your
11 9    |          promotion; that you are being slandered, that your merits
12 10   |          are the~consequences of being carried away by this “Khlystism”;
13 11   |      many times, but also by~not being concerned to implant Christian
14 12   |         even by his own parents, being called a~worthless person
15 12   |        they are not worthy of my being upset by them’. Then my
16 13   |   themselves guilty, is far from being what they have~really committed
17 13   |  essential necessity for a human being. Every priest knows a considerable
18 13   |      well and without his wishes being thwarted, and without being
19 13   |      being thwarted, and without being prepared, or even wishing~
20 13   |      dissatisfaction or anger at being unable to obtain~what is
21 14   |    tormented by malice and envy. Being unable to realize~their
22 14   |         or successful lovers; as being victorious over~their enemies
23 14   |         of course, wine, without being afraid that it~would start
24 14   |      grumbling~against others as being responsible for one’s fall.
25 14   |          position which, despite being in the~provinces, is no
26 15   |       soul but remain unnoticed, being still at the early stages.
27 15   |       given~me already, but I am being distraught by disasters
28 16   |          asked by the priest,~to being overpowered by temptations
29 18   |  terminal illness; this decision~being prompted by the devil who
30 19   |      confirmed by the Saviour as being~a commandment of God (Mt.
31 19   |         their neighbours without being sure that they are guilty
32 19   |  paternal hand and the threat of being thrown out or of hunger
33 20   |        and of~contempt for God’s being? Further, perhaps you don’
34 20   |      firmly desire to be a human being, and not just a plaything
35 20   |          and unproven? Is it not being just as superstitious, blindly~
36 21   |       your personal needs and so being able to~put something aside
37 21   |      They must be protected from being carried away by mysticism
38 21   |    carefully think whether he is being hindered by some unrecognized
39 21   |         his soul — when he stops being impatient and presumptuous.
40 D    |        then readily spread them, being~allured by gossip and idle