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 1     Int         |        insight into her interior progress, but also a sketch of the
 2    Pref         |      that she could have made no progress under his guidance.51 She
 3    Pref         |         direction she made great progress, and for the further satisfaction
 4    Life, VII    |     strong desire to further the progress of others:135 a most common
 5    Life, VII    |          was, he made so great a progress that I used to praise our
 6    Life, IX     |        seem to have made greater progress; for I was now very distrustful
 7    Life, IX     |           meditation, make great progress, because it is done by love.
 8    Life, X      |       who really desires to make progress will often stumble on, though
 9    Life, X      |          the greater will be our progress, and the more real our humility.~
10    Life, XI     |         that it may make greater progress.~25. So, then, I come back
11    Life, XII    |       opinion, who has made some progress. There is therefore no reason
12    Life, XII    |    beginning, and had made great progress. This is the reason why
13    Life, XIII   |     aided by humility, make that progress in many years which the
14    Life, XIII   |           for when our spiritual progress is so slight, a mere nothing
15    Life, XIII   |        wish for such a method of progress, neither can I be made to
16    Life, XIII   |      many souls who make greater progress by meditation on other subjects
17    Life, XIII   |        but are consoled and make progress when they meditate on the
18    Life, XIII   |       and body, and hinder their progress.195~22. One person I had
19    Life, XIX    |         makes greater and higher progress than it ever made before
20    Life, XIX    |          of God, to make greater progress in His service. Satan has
21    Life, XXI    |       words by deeds. The little progress of the former, and the great
22    Life, XXI    |        the former, and the great progress of the latter, make it plain.
23    Life, XXI    |         is always there, but the progress it makes is great. When
24    Life, XXII   |          of those who are making progress. And they advise us much
25    Life, XXII   |        of union, make no further progress, and do not attain to very
26    Life, XXII   |         soul has made very great progress; for until then it is clear
27    Life, XXII   |       may seem to make immediate progress, it will quickly fall back,
28    Life, XXIII  |        me—because I was making progress in prayer—that this must
29    Life, XXIII  |          soul would have made no progress; for the pain it gave me
30    Life, XXIII  |          beginning of the soul's progress and its flight upwards,
31    Life, XXIII  |        people who had made great progress, and led mortified lives;
32    Life, XXIV   |                    Chapter XXIV.~Progress Under Obedience. Her Inability
33    Life, XXIV   |        as one who had made great progress himself; for experience
34    Life, XXVII  |         way, yet, when I saw the progress I was making, I was unable
35    Life, XXXI   |         myself were making great progress,—I~was always myself good
36    Life, XXXII  |          because my soul made no progress by the way of fear; and
37    Life, XXXII  |         there for the relief and progress of many souls: he, too,
38    Life, XXXIII |         soul had made such great progress, and he was so advanced
39    Life, XXXIV  |      that religious making great progress. My interview with him did
40    Life, XXXIV  |        his soul was making great progress: so it was; for an evil
41    Life, XXXV   |         undertake this work. Her progress in the service of our Lord
42    Life, XXXVIII| perceived in myself a very great progress in the highest love of God,
43    Life, XXXVIII|        feel that we make greater progress in the knowledge of ourselves
44    Life, XXXIX  |         think we may measure our progress by the years which we have
45    Life, XXXIX  |        and herein He regards the progress and advancement of souls,
46    Life, XXXIX  |          person may make greater progress in six months than another
47    Life, XXXIX  |     short time have made greater progress than we have made, by making
48    Life, XXXIX  |          seeming regard to their progress, we hinder our own, and
49    Life, XXXIX  |      mean that the soul makes no progress in time, or that God will
50    Life, XL     |          that women made greater progress in this way than men did;
51     Rel, I(622) |          visions, she was making progress, according to the doctrine
52     Rel, I(622) |      shame.~"14. So great is the progress of her soul in this way,
53     Rel, I      |         lost I see it make great progress, which I could not have
54     Rel, I      |         see persons making great progress, and thus resolved, detached,
55     Rel, I      |     seeing that I make so little progress after receiving mercies
56     Rel, II     |        many persons making great progress; I see clearly it was the
57     Rel, II     |        pleasure of God that such progress should have been helped
58     Rel, II     |         all, except myself, make progress; I am good for nothing in
59     Rel, III    |        became conscious of great progress, and greater shame and distress
60     Rel, V      |              meriting and making progress, it will be so; but it cannot
61     Rel, VII    |        of herself and of her own progress, in comparison with that,
62     Ind         |    mental prayer, vii. 16; makes progress therein, vii. 20; holy death
63     Ind         |          that women make greater progress than men, xl. 12.~Phoenix,
64     Ind         |       concerning a, xxxviii. 29.~Progress made in the way of raptures,
65     Ind         |      xxiii. 14, 15; make greater progress than men, xl. 12.~World,