Chapter

 1 2 |    instill such a conviction and feeling into the- priestly reader,
 2 4 |        will not have~that uneasy feeling: “however shall I manage
 3 7 |          very subtle, spiritual,~feeling. However much it may be
 4 7 |         all the qualities of our feeling towards God or the Mother
 5 7 |           then we find that this feeling has, as it were, evaporated
 6 7 |           and you will even stop feeling your pain. One German philosopher,
 7 7 |       toothache, managed to stop feeling it in just this way. Thus,
 8 8 |        or “tedium.” It implies a feeling of sadness and depression
 9 9 | ozlobleny.” It implies a general feeling of~antagonism and hostility
10 11|          that we can direct this feeling~against our own sins, against
11 12|        are “noble self-love,” “a~feeling of one’s own worth,” “honor” —
12 12|       and act instigated by this feeling. There are two different
13 12|       subtler and more dangerous feeling, makes people so full of
14 12|    Vainglory is the more amusing feeling, in that people laugh at
15 13|         male organism matures,~a feeling of self-satisfaction is
16 13|      favour the development of a feeling of self-satisfaction. The~
17 13|    something in common with this feeling,~and now he wants to live
18 13|   irritability and~will arouse a feeling of enmity against God and
19 13|       with pain, and the growing feeling of anger, which would cause~
20 15|   different — it~is a less acute feeling, but it submits less easily
21 15|         a state of soul a sinful feeling is already playing a part,~
22 15|        freed from the oppressive feeling of loneliness.~
23 16|        This is a foul and~sinful feeling, but a penitent can hardly
24 16|        to the yet more~repulsive feeling of gloating over the misfortunes
25 16|       look at the~source of this feeling. It arises from self-love,
26 18|     deeds, and in the complacent feeling with~which they come, although
27 18|         How can he awaken a deep feeling of guiltiness~in the penitent,
28 19|     strengthen in the penitent a feeling of his guilt~before God,
29 19|         This is~sinful because a feeling of pleasure at other’s shortcomings
30 21|    restrain for a short time the feeling of irritation at~some carelessness
31 21|     someone talking to the Lord, feeling the gaze of the All-Seeing