Chapter

 1 Intro|         he enflamed~with prayer oneself.~The present work, Confession,
 2 2    |        sensibly lies in cutting oneself off, if only for a moment,
 3 4(1) |      Great Lent after preparing oneself by attending the special
 4 5    |       learning are attention to oneself, checking on the life of~
 5 9    |     Word,” July-August,~1966.~ ~oneself and not others is a great
 6 10   |   spiritual delusion,~imagining oneself to be near to God and to
 7 11   |        the fact that one allows oneself to~commit relatively few
 8 11   | essential to cultivate these in oneself. The Ten~Commandments of
 9 11   |       Of course, one must force oneself to perform deeds both of
10 11   |        the other separated from oneself. God will guide you in this,~
11 12   |     lack of desire to attend to oneself and~struggle with oneself.
12 12   |       oneself and~struggle with oneself. The stronger a passion
13 12   | important in this case to force oneself, as we have said, to ask
14 13   |        here one has~to restrain oneself, when one’s wife is pregnant
15 13   |         soul and, after~putting oneself into such a disposition,
16 13   | thrusting these drugs away from oneself completely and refusing
17 13   |     forever. In order to rescue oneself from an already rooted passion
18 13   |     principles of struggle with oneself, but~circumstances can be
19 14   |       be a resolution to~submit oneself to deprivations and labours
20 15   |    reading His word and forcing oneself~to virtue. These ideas have
21 17   |         a sense favourable~ ~to oneself, or attempt to prove that
22 19   |      neighbour and~then against oneself, but rather to ask them