Chapter

 1 2 |     Disposition.~“If we had taken thought, we would not have been
 2 3 |    strength and I have~never even thought that such a disposition
 3 3 |           radiant illumination. A thought will suggest~words of despondency
 4 3 |         But you must rep1y to the thought, “Suppose~that’s what I
 5 8 |      depression together with the~thought that one’s salvation is
 6 9 |  attraction to another, and never thought deeply about questions~of
 7 10|        called the ruling trend of~thought in contemporary society.
 8 10|           monks by suggesting the thought that they have been granted
 9 11|        heaven and on earth. If we thought more about our souls and
10 12|           but not with the sinful thought, even when the work demands
11 12|         demands one thing and~the thought demands the opposite, which
12 13|       spiritual disaster: another thought tells them, “For better
13 15|          and is~combined with the thought that God has abandoned them.
14 16|     injustice, such dishonesty of thought, must be recognized as a
15 17| self-deception~which suggests the thought that it is absolutely essential
16 18|        the most detailed~and well thought out list. Of course, a spiritual
17 20|         to calm yourself with the thought that most of the people
18 21|           the monastery. The monk thought that no good at all would
19 21|        these.”xliv If only people thought, before~resolving on committing
20 21|         our words of praise. This thought always drives inattention
21 C |           hour, in deed, word and thought. Every day and~ ~every hour
22 D |           you constantly have the thought of God in mind and the fear