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 1     Int, Arg        |    difference between Union and Trance, and explains what a Trance
 2     Int, Arg        |     Trance, and explains what a Trance is; she also says something
 3     Ann             |         seriously ill, and in a trance for four days, when in her
 4    Life, V(124)     |    bodily illness, yet it was a trance of the soul at the same
 5    Life, XVIII      |      fainting away in a kind of trance: breathing, and all the
 6    Life, XX         |        as they speak, or from a trance, which are all one.266 I
 7    Life, XX         | suspends them in union and in a trance.~16. O Jesus! oh, that some
 8    Life, XX         |   Before the soul fell into the trance, it thought itself to be
 9    Life, XXII       |        throws the spirit into a trance as easily as a giant takes
10    Life, XXII       |        in the beginning, when a trance lasts only the twinkling
11    Life, XXII       |      gives when this grace is a trance of longer duration.~23.
12    Life, XXVII      |         He showed it to me in a trance,—so is it here: God and
13    Life, XXVIII(406)|       which is the beginning of trance or ecstasy, the spiritual
14    Life, XXVIII     |      way, by throwing it into a trance or ecstasy, whereby the
15    Life, XXIX       |        endure it; I fall into a trance so deep, that I lose the
16    Life, XXIX       |          and to throw it into a trance, so that there is no time
17    Life, XXXI       |     certain monastery, and in a trance, I saw a great fight between
18    Life, XXXI       |  recollected, or to fall into a trance, which I could not resist
19    Life, XXXIII     |         fell into so profound a trance, that I was as it were beside
20    Life, XXXIV      |          was lost in a profound trance. Our Lord told me I must
21    Life, XXXIV      |      speak threw me into a deep trance, which almost deprived me
22    Life, XXXV       |       would help me. I was in a trance; and the effects were such,
23    Life, XXXVI      |       and being as it were in a trance, I saw Christ; who, as it
24    Life, XXXVII     |      God gives in a vision or a trance are so different, that it
25    Life, XXXVIII    |         I had continued in that trance for ever, and that I had
26    Life, XXXVIII    |       so; for he was often in a trance. He wrote to me not long
27    Life, XXXVIII    |        said Mass he fell into a trance which lasted a long time,
28    Life, XXXIX      |       church I fell into a deep trance, and saw heaven open—not
29    Life, XXXIX      |      had been two hours in that trance and joy.~33. I was afterwards
30    Life, XXXIX      |       grant me this grace. In a trance He made me behold her going
31    Life, XL         |        out one result of a deep trance; it may be that some are
32    Life, XL         |       of the soul are then in a trance, they are not able afterwards
33    Life, XL         |        in prayer, I fell into a trance, and stood in spirit on
34     Rel, I(622)     |         frequently falls into a trance when she hears God spoken
35     Rel, I          |         repose, or falls into a trance, so that I cannot in any
36     Rel, I          |        it by throwing it into a trance, whereby all is made calm,
37     Rel, I          |      them by throwing me into a trance, wherein the soul seems
38     Rel, II         |     more free.639 I fall into a trance more frequently, for these
39     Rel, III        |       scarcely ever fell into a trance of late in public, I heard
40     Rel, III        |   because I fell at once into a trance. Multitudes of angels seemed
41     Rel, IV         |       my soul was thrown into a trance through the excessive pain,
42     Rel, IV         |         you see me whether this trance be the effect of suffering,
43     Rel, IV         |          I fell into a profound trance; and it seemed to me that
44     Rel, IV         |      Communion, I was in a deep trance,—so much so, that I was
45     Rel, VI         |      thought I must fall into a trance; and I had a vision, that
46     Rel, VIII       |         that it can be called a trance; nor is it altogether union.~
47     Rel, VIII       |       greatest.~8. Raptures and trance, in my opinion, are all
48     Rel, VIII       |         habit of using the word trance instead of rapture, because
49     Rel, VIII       |   speaking may also be called a trance. The difference between
50     Rel, VIII       |    difference between union and trance is this, that the latter
51     Rel, VIII       |     there is more violence in a trance for the natural warmth vanishes,
52     Rel, VIII       |  fruition of which it has, in a trance than in union, and accordingly
53     Rel, VIII       |          The difference between trance and transport702 is this,
54     Rel, VIII       |    transport702 is this,—in a trance the soul gradually dies
55     Rel, VIII       |      leave me, except through a trance or great sweetness in our
56     Rel, X          |        me,734 and I fell into a trance. In that profound recollection
57     Ind             |     vision of a, xxxix. 31, 32.~Trance, a, xviii. 17, xx. 1; outward