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1 Int | wisely adopted the modern way of spelling but otherwise
2 Int | Book of Foundations and the Way of Perfection contain similar
3 Int | Speaking one day of the Way of Perfection, she rejoiced
4 Int | useful for it. In quoting the Way of Perfection and the Interior
5 Int | and, in the case of the Way of Perfection, the manuscript
6 Int | all about my visions, my way of prayer, the great graces
7 Int | elsewhere, namely in the "Way of Perfection." This work
8 Int | Lord has taught you the way and has inspired me as to
9 Int | the final version of the "Way of Perfection," the last
10 Int | the first version of the "Way of Perfection." This latter
11 Int, Arg | thereby.~Chapter VII.—Of the way whereby she lost the graces
12 Int, Arg(42) | explained in a most delicate way, and contains many noteworthy
13 Int, Arg | she shows that the safest way for contemplatives is not
14 Int, Arg | Chapter XXVII.—Of another way in which God teaches a soul,
15 Int, Arg | some very good things by way of advice to persons who
16 Int, Arg | persons who are walking on the way of perfection.~Chapter XXXII.
17 Int, Arg | speak of the manner and way of founding the convent
18 Pref | might have light to see her way; "but for all this," she
19 Pref | encouraged her in every way, and, for the purpose of
20 Pref | helping her onwards in the way of perfection, told her
21 Pref | to consider carefully her way of prayer.~Don Francis now
22 Pref | by telling her that her way of prayer was sound and
23 Pref | true. What you say of God's way of teaching the soul, without
24 Pref | not to lead them by the way of visions, but to reserve
25 Pref | do something out of the way, or are not very plain.
26 Pref | and asking for the right way; give thanks to our Lord,
27 Pref | who are going on by the way of prayer and perfection,
28 Pref | telling them that this way is singular and full of
29 Pref | delusions, and that the safest way is that which is plain and
30 Pref | because they consider the way on which they are travelling
31 Pref | are souls whom God, in a way, constrains to enter on
32 Pref | constrains to enter on the way of perfection, and who,
33 Pref | whom we see walking in the way of contemplation; for it
34 Ann, 0(72) | joined together in the same way in the final consistories
35 Life, Pro | to describe at length my way of prayer, and the workings
36 Life, I | my brothers never in any way hindered me in the service
37 Life, I | the Moors,88 begging our way for the love of God, that
38 Life, I | abiding impression of the way of truth when I was yet
39 Life, II | should always, and in every way, see only that which is
40 Life, II | brought up, though their way of life was not so wicked
41 Life, II | seem nothing out of the way; for, as my sister was married,
42 Life, III | or devout in any other way, I envied her very much;
43 Life, III | obtained my end in another way, as I shall now relate.~
44 Life, IV | Majesty rewards it in a way which he only understands
45 Life, IV | and resolved to follow the way of prayer it described with
46 Life, IV | make a beginning of that way of prayer, with this book
47 Life, IV | comfort me so much in this way of prayer, as in His mercy
48 Life, IV | within me. And this was the way I prayed. If I meditated
49 Life, IV | they persevere, by this way of inability to exert the
50 Life, IV | use his intellect in the way of meditation on what the
51 Life, IV | to help himself.~12. This way of proceeding is so exceedingly
52 Life, IV | one who proceeds in this way; and it is even necessary
53 Life, V(116) | See Way of Perfection, ch. viii.
54 Life, V | will relate what I saw, by way of warning to men to be
55 Life, V | that the priest is in the way of salvation. He died most
56 Life, VI | about God, and in such a way as to edify everyone; and
57 Life, VI | for he helps in a special way those souls who commend
58 Life, VI | If the petition be in any way amiss, he directs it aright
59 Life, VI | will not wander out of the way.~13. May it please our Lord
60 Life, VII(129) | See Way of Perfection, ch. xl.;
61 Life, VII | tempted me much in this way. Perhaps, however, if God
62 Life, VII | in the monastery in that way, and I never did it; for
63 Life, VII | where they may walk in the way of salvation without incurring
64 Life, VII | fault; for they walk in the way that is shown them. Many
65 Life, VII | account of our sins, the way of the greatest imperfection
66 Life, VII | the most in favour. The way of religious observance
67 Life, VII | didst Thou warn me in every way! and how little I profited
68 Life, VII | had seen me, he went his way, saying that he was wasting
69 Life, VII | spent many years in this way; and I am now astonished
70 Life, VII | to urge them the wrong way, that I do not see how this
71 Life, VIII | Not to Pray. Prayer the Way to Recover What Is Lost.
72 Life, VIII | wicked; for prayer is the way to amend it, and without
73 Life, VIII | delight in Him, there is no way by which He can do so; for
74 Life, VIII | put many hindrances in the way, and take no pains whatever
75 Life, IX | gained very much in this way, because I began to practise
76 Life, IX | For those who walk in this way, a book is profitable, that
77 Life, IX | them before me in another way.156~7. I was so little able
78 Life, IX | to have looked out for a way to make me willing to accept—
79 Life, IX | I began in an especial way to give myself more to prayer,
80 Life, X | absorbed in Him. It was not by way of vision; I believe it
81 Life, X | soul is suspended in such a way that it seems to be utterly
82 Life, X | have written it in the best way I could, in order not to
83 Life, X | who ever advanced in the way of penance and of virtue.~ ./.
84 Life, XI | resolve to follow Him in the way of prayer, who has loved
85 Life, XI | may supply us; and in this way we take more pains, and
86 Life, XI | thing else.~5. A pleasant way this of seeking the love
87 Life, XI | lost, must walk in the way He walked Himself. Blessed
88 Life, XI | have drawn it this ./. way sometimes—it is a less
89 Life, XI | it is a less troublesome way than the first, and gives
90 Life, XI | labour on our part—and this way is incomparably better than
91 Life, XI | it is growing in such a way, that soon, by the help
92 Life, XI | Majesty should lead us by this way, so that we may perfectly
93 Life, XI | suffered; do Thou in every way fulfil Thy will in me, and
94 Life, XI | which, begins to walk in the way of mental prayer with resolution,
95 Life, XI | rather to suffer in every way. Meanwhile, the more we
96 Life, XII | the soul will gain in that way will be a loss. In this
97 Life, XII | 4. This is an excellent way whereby to advance, and
98 Life, XII | prayer, and is a most safe way of advancing in the first
99 Life, XII | however, will profit in that way, particularly those who
100 Life, XII | this matter because this way of prayer is the most common
101 Life, XIII | spiritual!~7. Now, to me, this way of going on seems to betray
102 Life, XIII | should have remained in that way, if our Lord in His goodness
103 Life, XIII | to convince us that our way of life must kill us, and
104 Life, XIII | suggestions I treated in the same way. I saw clearly that in most
105 Life, XIII | not put temptation in the way of others. It happened to
106 Life, XIII | their failings. This is one way of doing our work; and though
107 Life, XIII | acquire that virtue in this way, by the grace of God, which
108 Life, XIII | spend the whole time in that way; for though it be most meritorious,
109 Life, XIII | most excellent and safe way, until our Lord shall guide
110 Life, XIII | delicate they may be, in the way of prayer; without this
111 Life, XIII | better. They who walk in the way of prayer have the greater
112 Life, XIII | which is so high in such a way as that they shall go on
113 Life, XIII | great advantage; and this way of prayer brings great advantages
114 Life, XIV | alone is occupied in such a way that, without knowing how
115 Life, XIV | recollected, it would miss its way together with them, because
116 Life, XIV(202) | See ch. xvii. § 12; Way of Perfection, ch. liii.,
117 Life, XIV | that He means in a special way to begin a work in the soul,
118 Life, XIV | for if God leads it by the way of fear, as He led me, its
119 Life, XIV | than nothing.~ ./. In this way we gain great humility—
120 Life, XIV | our sins stand not in the way, we may rejoice in Thee,
121 Life, XIV | song, though in a different way; for my debt is much the
122 Life, XV(208) | See Way of Perfection, ch. liii.,
123 Life, XV | which makes us hate the way by which so great a good
124 Life, XV | it seeks for it in every way. But it becomes cold very
125 Life, XV | hardly be made. In the same way, the soul will lose much
126 Life, XV | nothing of it in any other way. It must be in order to
127 Life, XV | resolution to walk in the way of the Cross from the very
128 Life, XV | has pointed out to us the way of perfection, saying, "
129 Life, XV | Himself supplies them in a way very different from that
130 Life, XVI | gardener, and in such a way as to be, as it were, the
131 Life, XVI | must have felt in the same way, so it seems to me, when
132 Life, XVI | complained of it in that way to God. She was willing
133 Life, XVI | have exaggerated in any way, but rather have fallen
134 Life, XVII(239) | Relation, viii. § 6; and Way of Perfection, ch. liii.,
135 Life, XVII | the greater courage in the way of our Lord, trampling under
136 Life, XVII | not dissipated in this way, unable to control itself!
137 Life, XVII(241) | Ch. xiv. § 4. See also Way of Perfection, ch. liii.,
138 Life, XVIII | this fruition in such a way that not one of them is
139 Life, XVIII | no further. Is there any way at all for me to go on which
140 Life, XVIII | thinking they have missed their way, desire to treat of these
141 Life, XVIII | had mercy upon me in this way, that I ever felt the worse
142 Life, XVIII | themselves once more.~17. In this way, some hours may be, and
143 Life, XVIII | are suspended in such a way that, as I said before,252
144 Life, XIX | when he pursues us in this way! The traitor knows that
145 Life, XIX | enough to tempt me in any way to doubt of Thy goodness,
146 Life, XIX | speak hereafter258 of this way of hearing, and of other
147 Life, XIX | and the evil nature of the way I was walking in, and was
148 Life, XIX | however, as I had not lost my way, I walked on in it, though
149 Life, XIX | even if late. To lose one's way is—so it seems to me—
150 Life, XIX | nor expose itself in any way whatever to any risks of
151 Life, XX | had not shown me in what way and by what means this explanation
152 Life, XX | the fact is, that is the way in which it is brought about.
153 Life, XX | or help yourself in any way, and you see and feel it
154 Life, XX | to Himself in so real a way, but who will have the body
155 Life, XX | at times in the strangest way conceivable. That way is
156 Life, XX | strangest way conceivable. That way is indescribable; I do not
157 Life, XX | themselves to me in such a way that I thought I saw them
158 Life, XX | it comes to pass in this way. See, my father, what rest
159 Life, XX | state, because it is the way of the cross; and involves,
160 Life, XX | our Lord leads me by a new way, until His Majesty reassures
161 Life, XX | 31. This is really the way in which these things come
162 Life, XX | serving our Lord in the common way,—it must do so forthwith
163 Life, XX | forthwith in the highest way it can. They consider this
164 Life, XXI | able to speak of it in a way very different from mine;
165 Life, XXI | them on earth in such a way that—so I have heard—
166 Life, XXI | them began to walk in the way of perfection,—but my
167 Life, XXI | it so rapidly as by the way of raptures, in which our
168 Life, XXI | and all this in such a way that it seems as if the
169 Life, XXI | hurt nor disturbed in any way; on the contrary, as I have
170 Life, XXII | embarrassed or hindered in their way to the highest contemplation,
171 Life, XXII | Lord had not shown me the way, I should have learned but
172 Life, XXII | profit and delight which this way furnished me, no one could
173 Life, XXII | has gone wrong in every way where it should have gone
174 Life, XXII | with blood, faint by the way, persecuted by those to
175 Life, XXII | should gain more in this way? O Lord, what an evil way
176 Life, XXII | way? O Lord, what an evil way I took! and I was going
177 Life, XXII | and I was going out of the way, if Thou hadst not brought
178 Life, XXII | reverence seek no other way, even if you were arrived
179 Life, XXII | highest contemplation. This way is safe. Our Lord is He
180 Life, XXII | they walked in no other way. St. Francis with the stigmata
181 Life, XXII | accustomed ourselves in this way, it is very easy to find
182 Life, XXII | to further itself in the way of the prayer of union,
183 Life, XXII(326) | discumbas in primo loco." See Way of Perfection, ch. xxvi.
184 Life, XXII | persons who know only one way, or who have stood still
185 Life, XXII | leads at once by the highest way; these think that others
186 Life, XXIII | because I had heard of their way of life and of prayer; but
187 Life, XXIII(336) | Avila acted much in the same way when the Jesuits settled
188 Life, XXIII | state of my soul, and my way of prayer. He would not
189 Life, XXIII | direction of beginners in the way of God, was not permitted
190 Life, XXIII | and of my sins, the best way I~ ./. could in general,
191 Life, XXIII | myself, and directed me by a way which seemed to change me
192 Life, XXIII | was not to yield in any way till he gave me further
193 Life, XXIV | because he led me on by the way of the love of God; he left
194 Life, XXIV | that I could not in any way escape from it: and so it
195 Life, XXIV | to command me in such a way as to make me obedient unto
196 Life, XXIV | give him an account of my way of prayer; for they knew
197 Life, XXIV | observing the holiness of their way of life, I felt that my
198 Life, XXIV | began by putting me in the way of greater perfection. He
199 Life, XXV | think that he hears in some way or other whether his prayer
200 Life, XXV | imagined there was any other way of hearing or understanding
201 Life, XXV | tempting it; and the giving way to the first movements of
202 Life, XXV | distract myself in such a way as to be less alone.~19.
203 Life, XXV | lead me by another ./. way. This lasted, I think, about
204 Life, XXVI | special grace,—in such a way that the soul beholds itself
205 Life, XXVI | read therein, and in such a way that it cannotbe forgotten!~
206 Life, XXVII | Directed by a Different Way. Intellectual Visions.~1.
207 Life, XXVII | me by another and a safer way; for this, they told me,
208 Life, XXVII | had a desire for another way, yet, when I saw the progress
209 Life, XXVII | things. I saw that by this way I was directed heavenwards,
210 Life, XXVII | our Lord might show me the way,—I mean, that they might
211 Life, XXVII | either lead me by another way, or show the truth of this,
212 Life, XXVII | in the soul: that is the way His Majesty makes His presence
213 Life, XXVII | teaches the soul in another way, and speaks to it without
214 Life, XXVII | without speaking, in the way I have described.~8. There
215 Life, XXVII | speaking of. Consider well this way in which God works, in order
216 Life, XXVII | or I shall explain the way or the road by which our
217 Life, XXVII | going back to speak of this way of understanding, what it
218 Life, XXVII | our Lord's will in every way that the soul should have
219 Life, XXVII | between them both. In the same way on earth, two persons of
220 Life, XXVII | for ever? This is not the way; we are going by the wrong
221 Life, XXVII | what they gave in every way they could, according to
222 Life, XXVII | gravity, in a dignified way. Even in the friar, the
223 Life, XXVII | I think, is done in this way, than by any scandal that
224 Life, XXVII | other, he never knew the way, unless he followed the
225 Life, XXVII | also, were made in the same way. For many years, he never
226 Life, XXVIII | that it should be in such a way as that I should not displease
227 Life, XXVIII | Lord showed Himself in this way, seeing that, afterwards,
228 Life, XXVIII | this, ordered it in this way.~3. You will think, my father,
229 Life, XXVIII | it had been so in such a way that I could see it with
230 Life, XXVIII | 12. I do not say this by way of comparison, for comparisons
231 Life, XXVIII | it in a most supernatural way, by throwing it into a trance
232 Life, XXVIII | the soul. And in the other way I have spoken of,—that
233 Life, XXVIII | our Lord to me, in this way, by a false image of Him.
234 Life, XXVIII | God did not lead by this way, they were at once filled
235 Life, XXVIII | answered them in the same way,—so I learnt afterwards.
236 Life, XXVIII | not leading him by this way. He had, therefore, much
237 Life, XXVIII | find any one who knows this way of the spirit by experience.
238 Life, XXIX | our conception is in any way to resemble it. Certainly,
239 Life, XXIX | to it; nor is there any way of effecting it, whatever
240 Life, XXIX | point my finger at it by way of scorn,427 and be firmly
241 Life, XXIX | reassured me in another way, and taught me what I was
242 Life, XXIX | forth its love in a gentle way, and not, as they say, by
243 Life, XXIX | describe or explain the way in which God wounds the
244 Life, XXX | could, of my life, and of my way of prayer, with the utmost
245 Life, XXX | begun to raise in the same way. At that time, however,
246 Life, XXX | Lord was leading me by the way of fear; and so, when they
247 Life, XXX | on the other, in such a way as to make me believe either
248 Life, XXX | not torment me in the same way as much as he used to do.
249 Life, XXX | be tempted once in this way; and I remember it was on
250 Life, XXX(455) | See Way of Perfection, ch. lxi.
251 Life, XXX | rather in a most imperfect way. At other times, my trials
252 Life, XXX | wind, when one makes much way without knowing how; for
253 Life, XXX(460) | 15). See ch. i. § 6; and Way of Perfection, ch. xxix.
254 Life, XXX | and was done in such a way, that if our Lord did not
255 Life, XXXI | shadow. He spoke in a fearful way, and said to me that, though
256 Life, XXXI | could find no ease in any way. Nor did I dare to ask for
257 Life, XXXI | see God offended in such a way. I promised him that I would
258 Life, XXXI | that Satan might in this way have been trying to hinder
259 Life, XXXI | still suffer, much in this way. I think at once of the
260 Life, XXXI | I used in a roundabout way, or any how, as I could,
261 Life, XXXI(465) | Way of Perfection, ch. lxv.
262 Life, XXXI | yet perfect to walk in the way of perfection than to undergo
263 Life, XXXI | is large, I will say, by way of caution to you, my father,
264 Life, XXXI | soul exceedingly in every way, but it is a pestilence
265 Life, XXXI | it is a pestilence in the way of prayer.~25. Are we striving
266 Life, XXXII | made no progress by the way of fear; and I have read
267 Life, XXXII | wicked,—I longed for the way and the means of doing penance
268 Life, XXXII | now that this was not the way,—only the wish we had
269 Life, XXXII | that naturally there was no way of carrying it out; because
270 Life, XXXII | looked out for some other way; but our Lord showed me
271 Life, XXXII | Lord showed me no other way than this.~20. The servant
272 Life, XXXII | told us how and in what way it was to be done; and if
273 Life, XXXII | answer them; and in this way he always helped us, as
274 Life, XXXII | difficulties before us, and no way out of them,—yet he gave
275 Life, XXXIII | its execution in another way. When the Provincial refused
276 Life, XXXIII | all about my visions, my way of prayer, the great graces
277 Life, XXXIII | been nothing out of the way that I should rejoice in
278 Life, XXXIII | relations with him were in every way of the utmost service to
279 Life, XXXIII | seems to have led far on the way, seeing that He makes them
280 Life, XXXIII | they should not stand in my way. Some of these reasons made
281 Life, XXXIII | penniless; and our Lord, in a way that filled those who heard
282 Life, XXXIII | means, and there was neither way nor means to do so. I knew
283 Life, XXXIII | have it prepared in such a way that it could be lived in.
284 Life, XXXIII | Everything took place in such a way that I could never have
285 Life, XXXIII | send to Rome in a certain way, which He also explained;
286 Life, XXXIII(496)| See ch. xxxvi. § 15; Way of Perfection, ch. v. §
287 Life, XXXIV | provided against it in this way. In a large city, more than
288 Life, XXXIV | in that my simple, silly way, when I speak without knowing
289 Life, XXXIV | out, and gave it in that way. The result showed clearly
290 Life, XXXIV | that which we can in no way attain to but by experience;
291 Life, XXXIV | also was to die in the same way; that I must go to her,
292 Life, XXXV | happened to travel this way, and went some leagues out
293 Life, XXXV | so many reasons the other way, that I did not know what
294 Life, XXXV | poverty was the more perfect way, I could not persuade myself
295 Life, XXXV | sent back two sheets by way of reply, full of objections
296 Life, XXXV | clearly the most perfect way; and that, because the heat
297 Life, XXXV | possibly return,—she gave way, but with much sorrow. I
298 Life, XXXV(522) | See Way of Perfection, ch. xxii.;
299 Life, XXXV | nor do I feel that the way that leadeth unto Thee is
300 Life, XXXV | makes men afraid of the way of perfection.~15. May our
301 Life, XXXV | striving to advance in the way of God! Let us fix our eyes
302 Life, XXXVI | explained everything in such a way that neither the Provincial
303 Life, XXXVI | and helped us in every way. He had much trouble and
304 Life, XXXVI | there could not be in any way; and yet the people thought ./.
305 Life, XXXVI | give alms to us. In this way they came to approve of
306 Life, XXXVI(557) | See Way of Perfection, ch. ii.~
307 Life, XXXVI | save their souls in the way of their own spirit.~
308 Life, XXXVII | with anything in such a way as that I should not instantly
309 Life, XXXVII | to them, though in a holy way, and treated me with rudeness.
310 Life, XXXVII(564)| See ch. xl. § 24; Way of Perfection, ch. vii.
311 Life, XXXVII | borne with: but as to the way of addressing letters, there
312 Life, XXXVIII | reveals the truth in such a way, that it remains so deeply
313 Life, XXXVIII | the same time in such a way that we cannot resist it.
314 Life, XXXVIII | makes me see it in such a way that I am utterly confounded;
315 Life, XXXVIII | in a wonderful and clear way in the bosom of the Father.
316 Life, XXXVIII | the soul in a wonderful way, and destroy, as it were
317 Life, XXXVIII | such as I cannot in any way describe, only it is very
318 Life, XXXVIII | going to say that in some way, in these great afflictions
319 Life, XXXVIII | would go, I believe, a great way towards making them lead
320 Life, XXXVIII | Majesty went with him by way of special grace.~40. Another
321 Life, XXXIX | bottom of my heart, to find a way to hinder it; but till I
322 Life, XXXIX | shows Himself in such a way as to make us feel He hears
323 Life, XXXIX | protecting me in such a way that I was no longer afraid
324 Life, XXXIX | if I were to say in what way, and in how many ways, I
325 Life, XL | before,603 I never forget the way I saw myself there,—as
326 Life, XL | carried away in spirit in a way I cannot describe. It seemed
327 Life, XL | but I was filled, in a way which also I cannot describe,
328 Life, XL | possible hindrance put in my way.~4. Of this divine truth,
329 Life, XL | His Majesty and power in a way which I cannot explain.
330 Life, XL | This is clearly the best way; we need not go up to heaven,
331 Life, XL | greater progress in this way than men did; and he gave
332 Life, XL | in Him. I cannot in any way explain it, but the vision
333 Life, XL | only it must have been in a way so subtile and delicate
334 Life, XL | former vision,610 only in a way so high that I cannot ./.
335 Life, XL | console ./. me in such a way that I am doing nothing
336 Life, XL | in this corner out of the way, where the enclosure is
337 Life, XL | blind again.~32. This is the way I live now, my lord and
338 Life, XL | spirit and light may show the way to me a miserable creature,
339 Rel, I(622) | is never visited in this way, but she afterwards abides
340 Rel, I(622) | learns by these things the way of a higher perfection.
341 Rel, I(622) | tells her anything in the way of news, or what is unbecoming,
342 Rel, I(622) | progress of her soul in this way, and the edification she
343 Rel, I | so that I cannot in any way have the use of the faculties ./.
344 Rel, I | satisfied with the common way, and how great the good
345 Rel, I | God, I feel this pain in a way wholly indescribable; the
346 Rel, I | and yet, if I were to give way to these my longings, I
347 Rel, I | And certainly, in every way, it seems to me that there
348 Rel, I | God has led me along this way because I am weak and wicked.~
349 Rel, I | pains to reflect on the way I demeaned myself formerly
350 Rel, I | in that person. In this way these things never weary
351 Rel, I | the common duties. I give way to sadness, thinking I~ ./.
352 Rel, I | once was, that I was in the way of being lost, and that
353 Rel, I | glory, or lead me by another way.636 I do not believe that
354 Rel, I | faults, and that in such a way as to pierce me to the very
355 Rel, II | Our Lord has taught me a way of prayer, wherein I find
356 Rel, II | violence, and in such a way as to be outwardly visible,
357 Rel, II | for they come in such a way as admits of no disguising
358 Rel, II | experience that the only way not to fall is to cling
359 Rel, II | grandeurs of God, and of the way He has shown them, is so
360 Rel, II | God is leading me by this way, I feel that it is necessary
361 Rel, III | asked Him what I could do by way of reparation; for I was
362 Rel, III(645) | See Way of Perfection, ch. viii.;
363 Rel, III | reach to them. This is the way of truth; thus shalt thou
364 Rel, III | thoughts tend the other way." When I began my prayer
365 Rel, IV | to give them now in one way, now in another."~4. After
366 Rel, V | occupied in God in such a way as to leave no trace of
367 Rel, V | most clearly, in such a way that, after a certain fashion
368 Rel, VI | be recollected in such a way that I thought I must fall
369 Rel, VI | that I seem to be in every way free from myself; and though
370 Rel, VII | would lead her by another way,685~for her fear was very
371 Rel, VII | of great learning in the way of prayer, and to rest content
372 Rel, VII(688) | This book is the Way of Perfection, written by
373 Rel, VII | all her might never in any way to offend God, and was always
374 Rel, VII | her bodily eyes, but in a way so subtile and so intellectual
375 Rel, VII | is in the dark, in some way or other, through hearing
376 Rel, VIII | and, still more, in such a way as to be understood,—the
377 Rel, VIII | so as to be able in any way to speak of it. As to the
378 Rel, VIII | see what it loses, in a way so strange that no explanation
379 Rel, VIII | explain it in any other way. It is, therefore, neither
380 Rel, VIII | are distinct in a strange way, the soul knows One only
381 Rel, VIII | 23. I remember another way of prayer which I had before
382 Rel, IX | my soul in God in such a way that it seemed to me as
383 Rel, IX | therein,712 now it was in a way so different that it seemed
384 Rel, IX | present therein in such a way that I remembered how St.
385 Rel, IX | myself: "O Lord, show me some way whereby I may bear this
386 Rel, IX | and himself coming by the way joyous, with a face all
387 Rel, XI | weak: God led me by the way which He saw was necessary;
388 Ind | xiii. 3; necessary in the way of perfection, xxxi. 19.~
389 Ind | union, xvi. 9.~Cross, the, way of, xi. 8, xv. 17, 21; necessity
390 Ind | 29.~Progress made in the way of raptures, xxi. 11.~Prophecies
391 Ind | by a different spiritual way, xxv. 20, xxvii. 3, Rel.
392 Ind2, Cit | Anne de Jésus ~· Way of Perfection ~·