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 1    Life, XIV    |       gathering together of the faculties of the soul within itself,
 2    Life, XIV    |      greater sweetness; but the faculties are not lost, neither are
 3    Life, XIV    |     Thee.~ ./. 4. The other two faculties help the will, that it may
 4    Life, XV     |     great joy and repose of the faculties, and most sweet delight,
 5    Life, XVI    | altogether the union of all the faculties, and yet most certainly
 6    Life, XVI    |         here; for, in fact, the faculties are almost all completely
 7    Life, XVI    |        thus consoled me!~4. The faculties of the soul now retain only
 8    Life, XVII   |     Majesty appears to give the faculties leave to be intent upon,
 9    Life, XVII   |         them; yet, as the other faculties give them no assistance,
10    Life, XVII   |        it cannot drag the other faculties in its train; on the contrary,
11    Life, XVII   |        be united with the other faculties, and His Majesty consents
12    Life, XVIII  |    really be a union of all the faculties, that the soul, even if
13    Life, XVIII  |     have been, during which the faculties of the soul were entranced,
14    Life, XVIII  |     long before some one of the faculties recovers itself. It is the
15    Life, XVIII  |         the work; the other two faculties quickly begin to molest
16    Life, XVIII  |        prayer; for when the two faculties begin to  ./. drink deep,
17    Life, XVIII  |        a short time; though the faculties do not so completely recover
18    Life, XVIII  |      help believing so. All the faculties fail now, and are suspended
19    Life, XX(267)|       its exterior and interior faculties. When she says that union
20    Life, XX     |    during much of that time the faculties are at rest. Pain suspends
21    Life, XX     |        at the highest, when the faculties are lost, because profoundly
22    Life, XX     |      movements of the two other faculties seem to me to be like those
23    Life, XX     |  vehement, and though the other faculties bestir themselves again,
24    Life, XX     |      for now that the two other faculties are restless, and attempt
25    Life, XX     |         in order that, when the faculties come together again, there
26    Life, XX     |  recover our consciousness, the faculties may remain, if the rapture
27    Life, XXV    |         in an ecstasy, when the faculties of the soul are suspended;
28    Life, XXV    |      second water,362—all the faculties of the soul are suspended;
29    Life, XXV    |    which I am speaking; for the faculties, though not completely suspended,
30    Life, XXV    |          Who is He, that all my faculties should thus obey Him? Who
31    Life, XXVII  |         there is no toil of the faculties, or of the senses, out of
32    Life, XXVII  |         not taken away, and the faculties are not suspended: they
33    Life, XXX    |     fruition of Thee in all its faculties? Let me be no longer, O
34    Life, XXXV   |         to obtain the necessary faculties. She went on foot, and barefooted.
35     Rel, I      |         way have the use of the faculties  ./. and the senses,—so
36     Rel, V      |    Scripture.~14. How, when the faculties are suspended, it is to
37     Rel, VIII   |         is no suspension of the faculties and powers of the soul;
38     Rel, VIII   |        is called a sleep of the faculties; but they are not so absorbed
39     Rel, VIII   |         same time the two other faculties are at liberty to attend
40     Rel, VIII   |       happened.~7. When all the faculties of the soul are in union,
41     Ind         |        it is, Rel. v. 2; of the faculties of the soul, Rel. viii.