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 1     Int, Arg        |       of the difference between Union and Trance, and explains
 2     Int, Arg        |        speaks of the effects of Union.43~Chapter XXI.—She continues
 3    Life, IV         |         now and then to that of union, though I understood not
 4    Life, IV         |         true that the prayer of union lasted but a short time:
 5    Life, XIV        |        even when the will is in union, that they hinder it very
 6    Life, XV         |    lasts, as the will abides in union with God, so its peace and
 7    Life, XV         |      happen that the will is in union and at rest, while the understanding
 8    Life, XVI        |       it was not altogether the union of all the faculties, and
 9    Life, XVI        |        almost all completely in union, yet not so absorbed that
10    Life, XVII       |        me to be a most distinct union of the whole soul with God,
11    Life, XVII       |         that, the will being in union, the soul should be aware
12    Life, XVII       |        There is another kind of union, which, though not a perfect
13    Life, XVII       |     which, though not a perfect union, is yet more so than the
14    Life, XVII       |        us profit by it.~8. This union, of which I would now speak,
15    Life, XVIII      |        I say, if it really be a union of all the faculties, that
16    Life, XVIII      |        —I mean, when it is in union,—cannot make it known;
17    Life, XVIII      |       if it can, then it is not union at all.~4. How this, which
18    Life, XVIII      |         How this, which we call union, is effected, and what it
19    Life, XVIII      |        when it is in the divine union. It is plain enough what
20    Life, XVIII      |         It is plain enough what union is—two distinct things
21    Life, XVIII      |     elevation of the spirit, or union, comes together with heavenly
22    Life, XVIII      |        but, as I understand it, union is a different thing from
23    Life, XVIII      |         thing from elevation in union itself. To him who may not
24    Life, XIX        |        soul, when the prayer of union is over, an exceedingly
25    Life, XX         |          The Difference Between Union and Rapture. What Rapture
26    Life, XX         |        the help of God, wherein union differs from rapture, or
27    Life, XX         |       It is more excellent than union,  ./. the fruits of it are
28    Life, XX(267)    |  rapture is more excellent than union; that is, that the soul
29    Life, XX(267)    |   faculties. When she says that union is the beginning, middle,
30    Life, XX(267)    |        end, she means that pure union is almost always uniform;
31    Life, XX         |   operations more manifold; for union is uniform in the beginning,
32    Life, XX         | absolutely irresistible; whilst union, inasmuch as we are then
33    Life, XX         |         as joy suspends them in union and in a trance.~16. O Jesus!
34    Life, XX         |       of the previous prayer of union,287 this utter transformation
35    Life, XX         |       the will alone remains in union with Him. The movements
36    Life, XXII       |     that he who has attained to union, and advances no further,
37    Life, XXII       |      advancing to the prayer of union, make no further progress,
38    Life, XXII       |        the way of the prayer of union, and though it may seem
39    Life, XXIII      |          and very often that of union, which lasted some time.
40    Life, XXIII      |         it which relates to the union of the soul with God, all
41    Life, XXV        |        time when the soul is in union in the very rapture itself,
42    Life, XXV        |      led me on to the prayer of union,—unless it be on that
43    Life, XXVII      |       attained to the prayer of union and of quiet, when we seem,
44    Life, XXVII      |        Virgin. In the prayer of union and of quiet, certain inflowings
45    Life, XXVIII(408)|       of Alva" (Jerome Gratian, Union del Alma, cap. 5. Madrid, 
46    Life, XXXI       |       25. Are we striving after union with God? and do we wish
47    Life, XL         |    during which the soul was in union, wherein all its powers
48     Rel, V          |     shalt require them all."~On Union.~2. "Do not suppose, My
49     Rel, V          |        that to be near to Me is union; for they who sin against
50     Rel, V          |     they do not wish it. Nor is union the joys and comforts of
51     Rel, V          |        the joys and comforts of union,668 though they be of the
52     Rel, V          |       the will.~3. To return to union; I understood it to be a
53     Rel, V          |     considered that, if this be union, it comes to this, that,
54     Rel, V          |        always in this prayer of union: and yet it is true that
55     Rel, V          |         yet it is true that the union lasts but a very short time.
56     Rel, V          |        said that the soul is in union as it is when in contemplation;
57     Rel, V          |        the spirit is in when in union with God, raised up and
58     Rel, V          |   misery. And I think, if it be union to have our will and spirit
59     Rel, V          |     have our will and spirit in union with the will and Spirit
60     Rel, V          |        know when the soul is in union; to have that knowledge
61     Rel, VIII       |    trance; nor is it altogether union.~6. Sometimes, and even
62     Rel, VIII       |       that the will alone is in union; and this it sees very clearly,
63     Rel, VIII       |    faculties of the soul are in union, it is a very different
64     Rel, VIII       |        people; and, indeed, the union of which I am speaking may
65     Rel, VIII       |          The difference between union and trance is this, that
66     Rel, VIII       |      occurs when the soul is in union, there is more violence
67     Rel, VIII       |        has, in a trance than in union, and accordingly in a rapture
68     Rel, IX         |       not afraid of it, for the union of My Father with thy soul
69     Ind             |         the prayer of imperfect union, xvi. 9.~Cross, the, way
70     Ind             |   spirit not to be attempted in union, xviii. 8.~Eliseus. See
71     Ind             |         in the state of perfect union, xix. 2; dangers of false,
72     Ind             |         the prayer of imperfect union, xvii. 5, 9; troublesome,
73     Ind             |        in the prayer of perfect union, xviii. 14; a delight, Rel.
74     Ind             |        in the prayer of perfect union, xviii. 19.~Sensitiveness,
75     Ind             |         the prayer of imperfect union, xvi. 1, 4; beside itself,
76     Ind             |        in the prayer of perfect union, xix. 1, 2; the Saint prays
77     Ind             |         the prayer of imperfect union, xvi. 3; and describes it,
78     Ind             |    visions before the prayer of union, xxv. 14; told by her confessor
79     Ind             |       in the state of imperfect union, xvi. 4; and of the perfect
80     Ind             |      xvi. 4; and of the perfect union, xviii. 19; the Saint speaks
81     Ind             |      humbly of her, xxviii. 10.~Union, imperfect, prayer of, xvi.
82     Ind             |      later states of, xviii. 1.~Union, perfect, prayer of, xviii.
83     Ind             |          16; fruits of, xix. 4.~Union, prayer of, iv. 9; followed
84     Ind             |  visions in the Saint, xxv. 14.~Union, what it is, Rel. v. 2;
85     Ind             |        and in that of imperfect union, xvii. 4.~Visions, our Lord
86     Ind             |         the prayer of imperfect union, xviii. 16.~Women, great
87    Ind2, Cit        |         Disc. Proem. ~·        Union del Alma ~·        Vie