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 1     Int          |             this fountain of living water and what the soul feels
 2    Life, VI      |          not swallow even a drop of water; all my bones seemed to
 3    Life, IX      |             also to look on fields, water, and flowers.155 In them
 4    Life, XI      |            that the plants grow, to water them carefully, that they
 5    Life, XI      |            watered in four ways: by water taken out of a well, which
 6    Life, XI      |             very laborious; or with water raised by means of an engine
 7    Life, XI      |           the first, and gives more water; or by a stream or brook,
 8    Life, XI      |            there is no necessity to water it so often, and the labour
 9    Life, XI      |             maintained; for without water it must fail. The comparison
10    Life, XI      |         they are those who draw the water up out of the well—a process
11    Life, XI      |           This is beginning to draw water up out of the well. God
12    Life, XI      |              God grant there may be water in it! That, however, does
13    Life, XI      |          makes our virtues grow. By water here I mean tears, and if
14    Life, XI      | unwillingness to go to the well for water, that he would give it up
15    Life, XI      |           and drawing it up without water in it? It will happen that
16    Life, XI      |            understanding is drawing water out of the well.~16. What,
17    Life, XI      |         When I drew but one drop of water out of this blessed well,
18    Life, XI      |          some of them when He gives water we may draw from the well,
19    Life, XI      |           now clear, if there is no water in the well, that we at
20    Life, XIV     |            when we have to draw the water out of the well, let us
21    Life, XIV     |        second manner of drawing the water, which the Lord of the vineyard
22    Life, XIV     |          the gardener may draw more water with less labour, and be
23    Life, XIV     |           in this second degree the water is higher, and accordingly
24    Life, XIV     |           less than it was when the water had to be drawn up out of
25    Life, XIV     |          the well; I mean, that the water is nearer to it, for grace
26    Life, XIV     |           is drawing very much more water than it drew out of the
27    Life, XIV     |         efforts of our own.~6. This water of grand blessings and graces,
28    Life, XIV     |            parched, and there is no water to be had for preserving
29    Life, XV      |             anything else but throw water on it, to put it out. This
30    Life, XV      |         first method of drawing the water,221 I insisted upon it that  ./. 
31    Life, XVI     |           us now speak of the third water wherewith this garden is
32    Life, XVI     |           this garden is watered,—water running from a river or
33    Life, XVI     |            is some in directing the water.227 In this state our Lord
34    Life, XVI(227)|          The third degree, or third water, of the Saint, must begin,
35    Life, XVII    |            word, the Creator of the water,—pours the water without
36    Life, XVII    |           of the water,—pours the water without stint; and what
37    Life, XVII    |         this spoken of as the third water. You, my father, will be
38    Life, XVII    |          last method of drawing the water out of the well, so great
39    Life, XVIII   |         measure describe the fourth water.244 I have great need of
40    Life, XVIII   |           describe the last kind of water, I thought it more impossible
41    Life, XVIII   |            I am now speaking of the water which cometh down from heaven
42    Life, XVIII   |           whole of this garden with water. If our Lord never ceased
43    Life, XVIII   |         always be careful, when one water fails, to obtain another.
44    Life, XVIII   |             to obtain another. This water from heaven comes down very
45    Life, XVIII   |            and understood that this water from heaven,—this greatest
46    Life, XIX     |             the fire subdued by the water, which yet makes it burn
47    Life, XIX     |             as I am, bringest forth water so clean as to be meet for
48    Life, XIX     |            it will drink in so much water that it can hardly ever
49    Life, XIX     |         everything, and one drop of water attracts another.~7. One
50    Life, XIX     |        weeping, but yet Thy gift,—water out of a well, so far as
51    Life, XIX     |         tears available; purify the water which is so muddy; at least,
52    Life, XX      |      Consider we now that this last water, of which I am speaking,
53    Life, XX      |           upon it. The soul is like water in a vessel, which appears
54    Life, XX      |             it; but if it does, the water then is found to be full
55    Life, XXI     |             because one drop of the water of that kingdom, if the
56    Life, XXII    |             doing, yet draw up more water than the gardener can draw
57    Life, XXV     |          was speaking of the second water,362—all the faculties
58    Life, XXV(362)|           is not that of the second water,—chs. xiv. and xv.,—
59    Life, XXVIII  |            It is like most pellucid water running in a bed of crystal,
60    Life, XXVIII  |            compared with most muddy water on a cloudy day, flowing
61    Life, XXX     |       cannot contain itself, as the water remains not in the earth,
62    Life, XXX     |            how often!—that living water of which our Lord spoke
63    Life, XXX     |            our Lord for that living water; and I had always a picture
64    Life, XXX(460)|                  Lord, give me this water" (St. John iv. 15). See
65    Life, XXXI    |             do; there was some holy water at hand; I took some, and
66    Life, XXXI    |          did I dare to ask for holy water, lest those who were with
67    Life, XXXI    |          devils to flight like holy water. They run away before the
68    Life, XXXI    |           must be the power of holy water. As for me, my soul is conscious
69    Life, XXXI    |             mighty, that they endow water with power, so that there
70    Life, XXXI    |             difference between holy water and water that has never
71    Life, XXXI    |   difference between holy water and water that has never been blessed.
72    Life, XXXI    |             would ask for some holy water. They brought me some, and
73    Life, XXXI    |            moment. I asked for holy water; and they who came in after
74    Life, XXXI    |             sisters threw much holy water about I saw a great troop
75    Life, XXXI    |        prayer without throwing holy water at him. I saw certain souls
76    Life, XXXII   |         seemed to be saturated with water, mere mud, exceedingly foul,
77     Rel, I       |           beautiful things, such as water, fields, perfume, music,
78     Rel, III     |           were shown to me thus: as water penetrates and is drunk
79     Rel, VIII    |           father, you say about the water, I know not; nor have I
80     Rel, IX      |             of a sponge filled with water was suggested to me.~11.
81     Ind          |            flight, xxv. 25; by holy water, xxxi. 4.~Spirituality influenced
82     Ind          |            effects of, xxxviii. 23.~Water, holy, puts evil spirits
83     Ind          |          flight, xxxi. 4, 5, 9, 10.~Water, the first, xi. 13; the