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  1     Int           |          Father Ibañez to give her light upon the state of her soul.
  2     Int           |    confessional, not to ask for any light for herself, but to give
  3     Int           |       herself, but to give him what light she could, for she wished
  4     Int           |       spiritual Mastership. The new light that had come to her induced
  5     Int           |             and will give them much light. Procure it. For Father
  6     Int, Arg      |          God began to give her some light on the deception to which
  7     Int, Arg      |             rouse her soul and give light in the midst of darkness,
  8     Int, Arg      |            world, and speaks of the light God gives concerning the
  9    Pref           |             her that she might have light to see her way; "but for
 10    Pref           |             to him who can give him light. That is the universal remedy
 11    Pref           |            made her always seek for light and learning in her confessors,
 12    Pref           |            himself into an angel of light,67 and to deceive souls
 13    Pref           |            himself into an angel of light, if the angel of light did
 14    Pref           |           of light, if the angel of light did not sometimes enlighten
 15    Life, II       |            in the house. She was so light and frivolous, that my mother
 16    Life, II       |         pleased our Lord to give me light, as I shall now explain.~
 17    Life, V        |           to pray. Then, I had only light to see that all things that
 18    Life, V        |           giving God thanks for the light He had given him; and at
 19    Life, VII      |            was so great, to give me light. Christ stood before me,
 20    Life, VII      |           our Lord according to the light I had, that the knowledge
 21    Life, VII      |      follies came occasionally into light, people would not believe
 22    Life, VII      |           and thus will derive more light for his own understanding,
 23    Life, IX       |        Quickened Her Soul, Gave Her Light in Her Darkness, and Made
 24    Life, X        |             those who could give me light.~14. How clear soever I
 25    Life, XIII     |         profound contempt—to make light of honour, and be detached
 26    Life, XIII     |           send them both matter and light; for they can do so little
 27    Life, XIII     |         ought to be done; he has no light himself, and can therefore
 28    Life, XIII     |       earnest for those who give us light. What should we be without
 29    Life, XIV      |              they threw very little light upon it. And if it be not
 30    Life, XIV      |            himself into an angel of light;204 and the soul, if not
 31    Life, XIV(206) |         words, and they throw great light on the text: "Sunt et alli
 32    Life, XV       |      because of its nearness to the light, is itself illuminated;
 33    Life, XV       |         from God; it leaves neither light in the understanding nor
 34    Life, XV       |         humility arising out of the light which our Lord here gives
 35    Life, XVI      |             attain to this state!—light and most heavy at the same
 36    Life, XVI      |             heavy at the same time: light, because sweet; heavy, because
 37    Life, XIX      |           bring him to the haven of light.~8. In this the devil turned
 38    Life, XIX      |          folly to run away from the light, to be for ever stumbling!
 39    Life, XXI      |              Pain of the Awakening. Light Against Delusions.~1. To
 40    Life, XXI      |              and to give one ray of light to heretics, I would forfeit
 41    Life, XXI      |             our Lord has given this light to me, whose love is so
 42    Life, XXIII    |      Majesty was pleased to give me light to offend Him no more, and
 43    Life, XXIII    |             him, in order to obtain light from him, the great graces
 44    Life, XXIII    |             that they might give me light, I thought they ought to
 45    Life, XXIII    |           Confession, give him more light concerning me; for those
 46    Life, XXIV     |         contrary, he seemed to make light of it all. I was the more
 47    Life, XXV      |             make it tender, give it light, console and calm it; and
 48    Life, XXV      |        labours, seeking for further light on this side and on that,
 49    Life, XXV      |          Him? Who is He, that gives light in such darkness in a moment;
 50    Life, XXVII    |    brightness, only that there is a light not seen, which illumines
 51    Life, XXVII    |           seems to me to throw some light on this heavenly gift; for
 52    Life, XXVIII   |           beauty so divine. It is a light so different from any light
 53    Life, XXVIII   |         light so different from any light here below, that the very
 54    Life, XXVIII   |             with the brightness and light before our eyes, seems to
 55    Life, XXVIII   |            present here, nor is the light like that of the sun: this
 56    Life, XXVIII   |          like that of the sun: this light seems to be natural; and,
 57    Life, XXVIII   |     comparison with it, every other light is something artificial.
 58    Life, XXVIII   |       something artificial. It is a light which knows no night; but
 59    Life, XXVIII   |             rather, as it is always light, nothing ever disturbs it.
 60    Life, XXVIII   |            explain how it is that a light so strong can enter the
 61    Life, XXVIII   |       believe that he received this light from the Blessed Sacrament.~
 62    Life, XXX      |    experience of it himself.~5. The light he threw on the matter was
 63    Life, XXX      |             it calm, sweetness, and light. It is no doubt painful;
 64    Life, XXX      |    compassion makes it glad. It has light, which makes it ashamed
 65    Life, XXX      |         work of Satan, furnishes no light for any good work; it pictures
 66    Life, XXX      |           herein, you may have some light, and be aware of his devices,
 67    Life, XXX      |        suffers it to find none. The light of reason, in the freedom
 68    Life, XXX      |         These trials afterwards are light, though they once seemed
 69    Life, XXX      |            something for God, is no light affliction for those souls
 70    Life, XXXI     |           at the same time, a great light, in which I was enveloped,
 71    Life, XXXII    |           not breathe. There was no light, but all was thick darkness.
 72    Life, XXXII    |             is; though there was no light, yet everything that can
 73    Life, XXXII    |        which I know the world makes light of,—that, in short, I
 74    Life, XXXIV    |           as our Lord has given him light in many things, so has he
 75    Life, XXXIV    |           it is when our Lord gives light to understand how great
 76    Life, XXXIV    |             I came, I gave her what light I could in all things. I
 77    Life, XXXV(511)|           Order. Her confessor made light of her revelations, and
 78    Life, XXXVI    |              though it seemed but a light one in comparison with that
 79    Life, XXXVI    |            now.~He gave me a little light, so that I might see it
 80    Life, XXXVI    |             so singularly sweet and light, the joy I have is so exceedingly
 81    Life, XXXVI    |             I should appear to make light of what they were saying.~
 82    Life, XXXVI    |            yet the sisters think it light on many points, and so they
 83    Life, XXXVII   |              when the soul receives light; for, as I have often said,565
 84    Life, XXXVII   |          darkness, and not see this light. It is, therefore, nothing
 85    Life, XXXVIII  |        difference alone between the light we have here below, and
 86    Life, XXXVIII  |           in a vision,—both being light,—is so great, that there
 87    Life, XXXVIII  |          nor picture to itself this light, nor any one of the things
 88    Life, XXXVIII  |          Majesty will not give them light! Some, to whom Thou hast
 89    Life, XXXVIII  |             me that death is a very light thing for one who serves
 90    Life, XXXIX    |              and our Lord gives him light to understand the matter;
 91    Life, XXXIX    |             and gives them a little light and love. I speak of that
 92    Life, XXXIX    |           nothing further, and make light of every difficulty, forgetting
 93    Life, XL       |             pure brilliancy of that light.~15. So it is, whenever
 94    Life, XL       |          saint that your spirit and light may show the way to me a
 95     Rel, I(622)   |             Thomas that an angel of light may be recognised by the
 96     Rel, II       |             this life seem to me so light, that it is not possible
 97     Rel, III      |            any trouble seemed to me light. I thought it impossible
 98     Rel, III      |        Father made her see in clear light all I had to suffer. The
 99     Rel, V        |             sorry for Me? Daughter, light is very different from darkness.
100     Rel, V        |         himself he can abide in the light, any more than he can hinder
101     Rel, V        |          can have for retaining the light is the conviction in his
102     Rel, V        |              even if he were in the light, the instant I withdraw,
103     Rel, VI       |          would be bound to give him light for the direction of my
104     Rel, VII      |          any one who would give her light, she never spoke of these
105     Rel, VII      |            men, anxious to give her light, to be led into error.~11.
106     Rel, IX       |         Passion in a very different light, as  ./. on something that
107     Rel, IX       | representation so strange, and in a light so clear, that the impression
108     Rel, IX       |           16. Once our Lord gave me light in a matter that I was very
109     Rel, IX       |           have in my soul, I was in light so clear that no doubt of
110     Rel, IX       |            imagination, for I saw a light within me, and himself coming
111     Rel, IX       |         fair. It must have been the light I saw that made his face
112     Rel, IX       |        considered whether it be the light and splendour proceeding
113     Rel, IX       |      recollected, and I saw a great light within me, so that I thought
114     Ind           |          the illuminative, xxii. 1.~Light of visions, xxviii. 7, xxxviii.
115     Ind           |            x. 10; always sought for light, x. 13; complains of her