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  1     Int          |       regular. With her wonderful power of analysis, she has given
  2     Int          |         further grace to have the power to describe and explain
  3    Pref          |          of its former wealth and power.45 Doña Beatriz was the
  4    Life, IV      |         hand, he who has not that power is in greater danger, and
  5    Life, V       |           evil; nor, if I had the power, would I have ever constrained
  6    Life, V       |        ends, women must have more power over men because they are
  7    Life, VII     |        well that it was not in my power then to give up prayer,
  8    Life, VIII    |   assaults of evil spirits, whose power Thou restrainest, and even
  9    Life, X       |         do so, so that we have no power to resist Him. His Majesty
 10    Life, X       |       said, are almost in our own power, though without God nothing
 11    Life, XI      |        own possessions in our own power.~4. We thought, also, that
 12    Life, XI      |          that which is out of its power. There are other things
 13    Life, XIII    |         when they meditate on the power and greatness of God in
 14    Life, XIII    |        let him praise God for the power he has of choosing whom
 15    Life, XIV     |   straitly, that it is not in its power at this moment to love anything
 16    Life, XIV     |          over, and that it has no power to recover it, neither does
 17    Life, XIV     |            because it is in their power to whom it is to be sent
 18    Life, XVI(227)|          because it is not in our power to draw this water—all
 19    Life, XVI     |      state of prayer, without the power of going further, and suggested
 20    Life, XVI     |          soul now retain only the power of occupying themselves
 21    Life, XVI     |     writing this, still under the power of this heavenly madness,
 22    Life, XVII    |         further grace to have the power to describe and explain
 23    Life, XVII    |  imagination, though they have no power to do any harm, are very
 24    Life, XVII    |         most distinctly the great power of God, seeing that the
 25    Life, XVIII   |     incomparably greater, and the power of showing it is still less;
 26    Life, XVIII   |       still less; for there is no power in the body, and the soul
 27    Life, XVIII   |          Thou puttest them in the power of one so wretched, so vile,
 28    Life, XVIII   |        was present, was not in my power; for it seemed to me, as
 29    Life, XIX     |         nor cease to trust in the power of God; even if they should
 30    Life, XIX     |    nothingness, and confesses Thy power. It dares not lift up its
 31    Life, XIX     |          the contemplation of the power which Thou hast lodged in
 32    Life, XX      |          head with it,—I had no power over it,—and now and then
 33    Life, XX      |          so wills it. There is no power against His power.~8. At
 34    Life, XX      |           is no power against His power.~8. At other times He is
 35    Life, XX      |            one is that the mighty power of our Lord is manifested;
 36    Life, XX      |            so neither have we any power over it; but, whether we
 37    Life, XX      |           and though they have no power whatever to deal with outward
 38    Life, XX      |         things, there remains the power of hearing and seeing; but
 39    Life, XX      |       without noise.~33. Oh, what power that soul possesses which
 40    Life, XXII    |           as if it was not in His power to withdraw Himself for
 41    Life, XXII    |          us. And yet it was in my power to withdraw from Thee, O
 42    Life, XXIII   |          and very often beyond my power to avoid. On the other hand,
 43    Life, XXIII   |     resisting to the utmost of my power those recollections and
 44    Life, XXIV    |       that it was no longer in my power to resist Him.~2. I began
 45    Life, XXIV    |           advice according to his power,—and that power was great.~ ./. 
 46    Life, XXIV    |          to his power,—and that power was great.~ ./. 5. At this
 47    Life, XXIV    |        Him. It has not been in my power to do it. It is nothing
 48    Life, XXV     |           locutions. It is in our power to turn away our attention
 49    Life, XXV     |        soul is then wholly in the power of another; and in that
 50    Life, XXV     |        powerful! Thou showest Thy power when Thou wilt; and Thou
 51    Life, XXVII   |           other, it was not in my power to do so. I offered up all
 52    Life, XXVII   |           case, is now out of its power. It finds its food prepared
 53    Life, XXVII   |         God has taken from me the power of doing it. I should like
 54    Life, XXVIII  |   distraction can shut it out, no power can resist it, nor can we
 55    Life, XXVIII  |          Jesus, how slight is the power of all the devils in comparison
 56    Life, XXVIII  |           of Thy Majesty, and the power of Thy most Sacred Humanity,
 57    Life, XXVIII  |          exceedingly great is the power of this vision, when our
 58    Life, XXVIII  |        show that the devil has no power here. I think he tried three
 59    Life, XXVIII  |     possible. Whether we have any power in the matter or not will
 60    Life, XXIX    |         Lord can take from us the power of seeing what we would
 61    Life, XXIX    |        bade me, now that I had no power of resisting, always to
 62    Life, XXIX    |        obeyed to the utmost of my power; but my power was little
 63    Life, XXIX    |        utmost of my power; but my power was little or nothing in
 64    Life, XXX     |        the utmost clearness in my power. I have always held to this,
 65    Life, XXX     |        told me that the devil had power over me, I believed them.
 66    Life, XXX     |           mercy of God— for the power of the devil does not reach
 67    Life, XXX     |      control over itself, and all power of thinking of anything
 68    Life, XXX     |           soul, so that it has no power over itself; and accordingly—
 69    Life, XXX     |        has learning, ability, and power to preach, to hear confessions,
 70    Life, XXXI    |          great, then, must be the power of holy water. As for me,
 71    Life, XXXI    |        that they endow water with power, so that there shall be
 72    Life, XXXI    |          soul and body not in his power, he can do much more when
 73    Life, XXXI    |      lessened, and the soul gains power over them. There is always
 74    Life, XXXI    |         is, I know now how little power the evil spirits have, provided
 75    Life, XXXI    |         case that they show their power.~12. Now and then, during
 76    Life, XXXI    |          I must be utterly in the power of Satan, until my confessor
 77    Life, XXXI    |      self-esteem took from me the power of doing that which I regarded
 78    Life, XXXII   |           and utterly without the power to hope for comfort, I could
 79    Life, XXXIII  |         to me, all that was in my power. I thought myself obliged
 80    Life, XXXIV   |           by all the means in her power to  ./. get me into her
 81    Life, XXXIV   |            that it was not in his power not to insist, nor in mine,
 82    Life, XXXV    |            how Thou dost show Thy power! There is no need to seek
 83    Life, XXXVI   |         Sacrament to do all in my power to obtain permission to
 84    Life, XXXVII  |          this,—if it were in my power, even if it cost me everything,
 85    Life, XXXVII  |            that I should have the power to occupy myself with anything
 86    Life, XXXVII  |       earthly Lords, who affect a power they do not possess, who
 87    Life, XXXVII  |           this their semblance of power is not in themselves, and
 88    Life, XXXVII  |      takes away from the soul the power of praying, that it may
 89    Life, XXXVIII |         neither the means not the power to see more than what He
 90    Life, XXXVIII |           excessive that I had no power left, and, as I think, different
 91    Life, XXXVIII |       that which it is in our own power to acquire on earth. It
 92    Life, XXXVIII |      sovereign mercies, Thy great power may not terrify us, so that
 93    Life, XXXVIII |       that I might understand the power of the words of consecration,
 94    Life, XXXVIII |          when the devils had such power over the wretched body.
 95    Life, XXXIX   |            so far as it lay in my power, I would not fail in anything
 96    Life, XXXIX   |         the devil to have so much power over the souls of His servants
 97    Life, XL      |         notion of His Majesty and power in a way which I cannot
 98    Life, XL      |        What think you must be the power of His Majesty, seeing that
 99    Life, XL      |        that pain, it is not in my power to do so: just as a sensible
100     Rel, I       |      prayer seems to be beyond my power, whatever efforts I might
101     Rel, I       |          I see myself without any power whatever to serve God, I
102     Rel, II      |    outwardly visible, I having no power to resist them; and even
103     Rel, II      |           known is that the great power of God might be made manifest.
104     Rel, III     |        heard besides is beyond my power to describe.~7. Once, when
105     Rel, III     |          gain; resist not, for My power is great."652~12. Once,
106     Rel, III     |  companionship the soul derived a power which was a dominion over
107     Rel, III     |            Do thou what is in thy power, and leave Me to Myself,
108     Rel, IV      |        utter loud cries beyond my power to restrain. Now that it
109     Rel, V       |           is but one will and one power and one might; neither can
110     Rel, V       |           Father? No; because the power is all one. The same is
111     Rel, VI      |            because it had a great power  ./. and influence over
112     Rel, VII     |       these things are not in the power of any man, and our Lord
113     Rel, VII     |      itself,—that is not in her power; and so it is with the supernatural
114     Rel, VIII    |      meditations, which is in our power here to acquire by the help
115     Rel, VIII    |          soul sees that it has no power to rest on, or do, anything
116     Rel, VIII    |            has none then, nor any power of thinking, nor are the
117     Rel, VIII    |     growth in detachment, and the power of God, who is so mighty,
118     Rel, VIII    |        the soul, no longer in our power, as the true Lord thereof,
119     Rel, VIII    |         one seems deprived of the power of collecting his thoughts
120     Rel, IX      |           our souls, by presence, power, and essence. To know this
121     Rel, IX      |          to be tempted beyond our power to bear.724 This was a very
122     Rel, IX      | dissipated in mind, that I had no power over it, and began to envy
123     Rel, XI      |          and that it is not in my power to serve Him better: I might
124     Rel, XI      |         dislikings have so little power to take from me the Presence
125     Ind          |         11, 12, 13.~Consecration, power of the words of, xxxviii.
126     Ind          |            2, 4; wherein lies the power of, xxxvii. 8.~Labourer,
127     Ind          |           xxvii. 17–21, xxx. 2; power of, with God, xxvii. 22;
128     Ind          |         her, xix. 10.~Temptation, power of, xxx. 13.~Tenderness