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  1     Int             |    inability of her confessors and spiritual advisers to guide her. Her
  2     Int             |      belonged to the period of her spiritual education, whereas the volume
  3     Int             |          is the first-fruit of her spiritual Mastership. The new light
  4     Int             |      persons taking an interest in spiritual matters and knowing already
  5    Pref             |           writing the story of her spiritual life. The Saint readily
  6    Pref             |           that great master of the spiritual life wrote the following
  7    Pref             |       things in it useful for your spiritual~  ./. life and not so for
  8    Pref             |       lasted long, and always with spiritual profit. They move you to
  9    Pref             |           the story of the Saint's spiritual life, that the Princess
 10    Pref             |        publish the writings of her spiritual mother. The Inquisitors
 11    Life, VIII       |         did not give up prayer and spiritual reading, and that they may
 12    Life, IX         |        preparation on my part, the spiritual graces grew in me as I shall
 13    Life, X          |           greater than between one spiritual joy and another on earth—
 14    Life, X          |           for many years had lived spiritual lives, who admit that, in
 15    Life, XI         |    religious, or when we began the spiritual life, and followed after
 16    Life, XI         |            this, we must have many spiritual consolations. This is not
 17    Life, XI         |           nothing to fear: no, no; spiritual people have nothing to fear.
 18    Life, XI         |       discussed it afterwards with spiritual persons—for we are so
 19    Life, XI         |           works, as of charity and spiritual reading—though at times
 20    Life, XII        |            which is neither wholly spiritual nor wholly sensual; but
 21    Life, XII        |        many learned men may become spiritual. I shall speak of this by
 22    Life, XII        |       though I conversed with many spiritual persons, who sought to make
 23    Life, XIII       |         But so it is; for when our spiritual progress is so slight, a
 24    Life, XIII       |             And we think ourselves spiritual!~7. Now, to me, this way
 25    Life, XIII       |        have everybody else be very spiritual also. Now, to desire this
 26    Life, XIII       |          of learning; and the more spiritual they are the greater is
 27    Life, XIII       |       learned men, if they are not spiritual, are not suited for persons
 28    Life, XIII       |            I have just said that a spiritual director is necessary; but
 29    Life, XIII       |      virtuous; even if they be not spiritual, they will be of service
 30    Life, XIII       |             He will even make them spiritual, in order that they may
 31    Life, XIV        |             for though I read many spiritual books, wherein this very
 32    Life, XV         |    detached from, all joy, however spiritual, and if it loves the cross,
 33    Life, XVII       |       affairs of its state, and to spiritual reading. Still, those who
 34    Life, XVII       |        father, discuss it with any spiritual person who has arrived at
 35    Life, XIX        |            myself to prayer and to spiritual reading,—whereby I might
 36    Life, XIX        |         and everything else in the spiritual life, we have great need
 37    Life, XIX        |             and of conference with spiritual persons. I fully believe,
 38    Life, XX         |        more violent than the other spiritual visitations, and I was therefore
 39    Life, XX         |           graces, which are simply spiritual; for though these effect
 40    Life, XX(272)    |         See St. John of the Cross. Spiritual Canticle, sts. 14, 15, vol.
 41    Life, XX         |   corporeal thing is from the most spiritual; and I believe that I am
 42    Life, XX(281)    |         See St. John of the Cross, Spiritual Canticle, st. 14, vol. ii.
 43    Life, XXII       |            contemplation is wholly spiritual, any bodily object whatever
 44    Life, XXII       |           for they are learned and spiritual persons, understanding what
 45    Life, XXII       |  recommended by persons who are so spiritual; but, in my opinion, it
 46    Life, XXII       |       ourselves as labouring after spiritual consolations; come what
 47    Life, XXII       |        have written on prayer with spiritual persons, to see that they
 48    Life, XXIII      |        made me seek diligently for spiritual persons with whom I might
 49    Life, XXIII      |     determined to confer with some spiritual person, to ask him to tell
 50    Life, XXV(373)   |             St. John of the Cross, Spiritual Canticle, st. 24, p. 128,
 51    Life, XXVI       |       advised me once, now that my spiritual state was known to be the
 52    Life, XXVII      |          us by the effects and the spiritual impressions of great love
 53    Life, XXVIII(406)|             St. John of the Cross, Spiritual Canticle, st. 14, p. 84: "
 54    Life, XXVIII(406)|             st. 14, p. 84: "In the spiritual passage from the sleep of
 55    Life, XXVIII(406)|          of trance or ecstasy, the spiritual vision then revealed makes
 56    Life, XXVIII     |             implanting virtues and spiritual strength; for I saw clearly
 57    Life, XXIX(434)  |             St. John of the Cross, Spiritual Canticle, st. 1, p. 22,
 58    Life, XXIX       |            pain is not bodily, but spiritual; though the body has its
 59    Life, XXX        |         enough for bodily pain and spiritual joy to dwell together; but
 60    Life, XXX        |           but the coexistence of a spiritual pain so excessive as this,
 61    Life, XXX        |          grievous; and as I had no spiritual pain, I bore it with great
 62    Life, XXX        |            relief from the fire by spiritual reading, it cannot find
 63    Life, XXXI       |   persuaded by me, advanced in the spiritual life. Certainly, what I
 64    Life, XXXI       |           wishes to advance in the spiritual life, let him believe me
 65    Life, XXXIII     |            did so now through that spiritual experience he had gained
 66    Life, XXXIII     |         could compare it. It was a spiritual joy, and a conviction in
 67    Life, XXXIV      |            had great experience in spiritual things: that is a gift of
 68    Life, XXXIV      |         spirituality without being spiritual themselves. I do not mean
 69    Life, XXXIV      |         mean that a man who is not spiritual, if he is learned, may not
 70    Life, XXXIV      |         may not direct one that is spiritual; but it must be understood
 71    Life, XXXVI      | afterwards—Satan returned to the spiritual fight against me, as I shall
 72    Life, XXXVII     |     Certainly I am sorry for those spiritual people who, for certain
 73    Life, XXXIX      |            we too often judge even spiritual things, as we do those of
 74    Life, XXXIX      |          well rewarded; yet if any spiritual person thinks, because he
 75    Life, XXXIX      |        years, that he deserves any spiritual consolations, I am sure
 76    Life, XXXIX      |            he will never attain to spiritual perfection. Is it not enough
 77    Life, XL         |           throughout, so also is a spiritual director; for when the soul
 78     Rel             |           or Manifestations~of Her~Spiritual State~Which~St. Teresa Submitted
 79     Rel, II         |  diminishing a word. He was a most spiritual man and a theologian: I
 80     Rel, III        |            passed away without any spiritual consolation whatever. Believe
 81     Rel, V          |    deceiving himself who relies on spiritual sweetnesses; the true safety
 82     Rel, VII        |        Satan, and began to consult spiritual men of the Society of Jesus
 83     Rel, VII        |       Society, whom she knew to be spiritual men, these she sought out,
 84     Rel, VII        |      profitable for instruction in spiritual things; and they commanded
 85     Rel, VII        |        times, for she thought that spiritual men also might be deceived
 86     Rel, VII        |       distressed when, as to these spiritual things, she could not obey
 87     Rel, VII        |         mortified will be the most spiritual.~16. All that is told and
 88     Rel, VII        |           anything in any of these spiritual visitations that was not
 89     Rel, VIII       |        wrought by our Lord on this spiritual road,—at least, it is
 90     Rel, IX         |            Relation IX.~Of Certain Spiritual Graces She Received in Toledo
 91     Rel, IX         |            weak health, and on the spiritual health which he communicated
 92     Ind             |           St., xxii. 10.~Betrothal spiritual, of the Saint, Rel. ix.
 93     Ind             |       father of the Saint, fond of spiritual books, i. 1; gives his daughter
 94     Ind             |             delight of our Lord in spiritual, xxxiv. 20.~Conversion of
 95     Ind             |             xxxiii. 14.~Cowardice, spiritual, xiii. 6.~Creator, the,
 96     Ind             |            Rel. xi. 5.~Desolation, spiritual, of the Saint, xxx. 10.~
 97     Ind             |          Friendship, advantages of spiritual, vii. 33–37, xxx. 6; with
 98     Ind             |           8; importance of, in the spiritual life, xi. 23; to be made
 99     Ind             |            evil effects of, on the spiritual life, xi. 23.~Ingratitude,
100     Ind             |        images, Rel. v. 5.~Madness, spiritual, xvi. 1–8, xxvii. 15.~
101     Ind             |            Rel. i. 8, 15.~Reading, spiritual, i. 1, iv. 12, 13; persevered
102     Ind             |         Francisco, xxiii. 6; gives spiritual advice to the Saint, xxiii.
103     Ind             |      contempt of, necessary in the spiritual life, xxxi. 23.~Self-denial,
104     Ind             |            for, xl. 27.~Sweetness, spiritual, never sought by the Saint
105     Ind             |           to be led by a different spiritual way, xxv. 20, xxvii. 3,
106     Ind             |            xxix. 17; manifests her spiritual state to St. Peter of Alcantara,
107     Ind             |         her kindred, xxxix. 2; her spiritual state became known without
108    Ind2, Cit        |          au R. P. Bouix ~·        Spiritual ~·        Spiritual Canticle ~
109    Ind2, Cit        |               Spiritual ~·        Spiritual Canticle ~·        Subida