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 1    Pref         |          her goodness and her good desires, for herein I have had great
 2     Ann         |           March 28th.72~1522. ~She desires martyrdom, and leaves her
 3    Life, I      |       whenever I think of the good desires with which our Lord inspired
 4    Life, I      |          being earnest in the good desires with which I began.~8. O
 5    Life, II     |            lukewarmness in my good desires, and the occasion of my
 6    Life, IV     |           for every one of my good desires. My good works, however
 7    Life, VI     |          hand; and I see in myself desires and resolutions—in some
 8    Life, VII    |         great sins, but rather the desires I frequently had to please
 9    Life, VII    |            strength to bring those desires to good effect.~30. O Lord
10    Life, VII    |          though my resolutions and desires then—I am speaking of
11    Life, VII    |       friendship with God which he desires be real, let him not be
12    Life, VIII   |          16. When they saw my good desires, and how I occupied myself
13    Life, IX     |           that I did not obtain my desires by them; nevertheless, I
14    Life, X      |          Lord Is Doing for Us. She Desires Her Confessors to Keep Her
15    Life, X      |            are which he who really desires to make progress will often
16    Life, XI     |            no efforts to bring our desires to good effect, or to raise
17    Life, XII    |           with words befitting its desires and its needs.~4. This is
18    Life, XIII   |         for us not to contract our desires, but put our trust in God;
19    Life, XIII   |          it is pride to have large desires, to wish to imitate the
20    Life, XIII   |           Though, in the matter of desires, I always had generous ones;
21    Life, XIII   |          to a state in which these desires might have had their effects;
22    Life, XV     |          it fixes the thoughts and desires on Him, according to the
23    Life, XVI    |            to nature—for now, it desires to live not in itself, but
24    Life, XVI    |        clearly understands that it desires nothing else but Thee.~10.
25    Life, XIX    |          the living energy of good desires, of the beginning of hatred
26    Life, XIX    |          notwithstanding the noble desires and resolutions they may 
27    Life, XXI    |         this is not limited to the desires it has to serve God; for
28    Life, XXI    |            strength to bring those desires to good effect. Nothing
29    Life, XXI    |            these desires—I mean, desires with acts. I say with acts,
30    Life, XXII   |         humility, in that the soul desires to rise of itself before
31    Life, XXV    |            how that can be. A soul desires to hear these locutions,
32    Life, XXV    |           for if it conceives good desires, they are not strong; its
33    Life, XXV    |      prevailed; who inspires these desires; who bestows this courage?
34    Life, XXX    |         that I~ ./. had those very desires which in himself were fulfilled
35    Life, XXX    |           had given me very strong desires,—and also how great my
36    Life, XXX    | improvement in itself, because the desires instantly are on fire, and
37    Life, XXXII  |          gave me the most vehement desires for the salvation of souls;
38    Life, XXXIII |         that I might rely on it my desires about the monastery were
39    Life, XXXIV  |           Majesty had fulfilled my desires and heard my petition that
40    Life, XXXVIII|         soul is that which my soul desires; and as it finds itself
41    Life, XXXVIII|          up and annihilate all the desires of this life. For though
42    Life, XXXVIII|         teaching me to raise up my desires to the Truth alone. It impresses
43    Life, XXXIX  |        changed into another, whose desires are different, and whose
44    Life, XL     |       pleased our Lord that all my desires tend to this.~31. He has
45     Rel, I(622) |     sincere, with the most fervent desires of being pleasing unto God,
46     Rel, I      |         something of that which it desires, now by hearing other things,
47     Rel, I      |         there come upon me certain desires to serve God, with a vehemence
48     Rel, I      |          it. I say it again, these desires are such that I am melted
49     Rel, I      |           and desire.~8. All these desires, with an increase in virtue,
50     Rel, I      |          strength and all the good desires I usually have. And this
51     Rel, II     |          is giving me more earnest desires, a greater love of solitude,
52     Rel, II     |        with some vehemence; now my desires are so calm, that I do not
53     Rel, II     |         hands of God, and trust my desires; for I know for certain
54     Rel, II     |           know for certain that my desires are to die for Him, and
55     Rel, III    |         done more, considering the desires which our Lord had given
56     Rel, III    |         thou knowest how all their desires, anxieties, and thoughts
57     Rel, IV     |         next day; and with this my desires were then satisfied. The
58     Rel, VII    |            firm, with most earnest desires for the honour  ./. of God
59     Rel, VIII   |    humility, and other virtues and desires, left in the soul after
60     Rel, VIII   |       source of those very fervent desires for the salvation of souls,
61     Rel, VIII   |          back from entering, as it desires, on the fruition of God,
62     Rel, IX     |            Saint, and having great desires to imitate her, our Lord
63     Rel, XI     |    penances: it is not so with the desires I had; they seem to be greater.
64     Rel, XI     |            sin.737~5. The acts and desires do not seem to be so vigorous
65     Rel, XI     |       self-seeking, these acts and desires quickly end, and, as it
66     Ind         |          to locutions, xxv. 3, 11.~Desires, good, xiii. 8, xxi. 9,
67     Ind         |           soul, x. 2.~Teresa, St., desires martyrdom, i. 4; placed