Book, Chapter

 1       3, VI   |   dreams appears like our food awake; yet the sleepers are not
 2       7, V    | efforts of those who desire to awake, but who are still overpowered
 3       7, V    |  answer to thy calling to me, “Awake, you who sleep, and arise
 4       9, III  |      cannot”; but will instead awake in the love of thy mercy
 5       9, XXX  |        with no power when I am awake; but in sleep they rush
 6       9, XXX  |    reality cannot do when I am awake. Am I not myself at such
 7       9, XXX  |      difference between myself awake and myself in the moment
 8       9, XXX  |     such suggestions when I am awake - for even if the things
 9       9, XXXIV|    affect me all the time I am awake. There is no rest from them
10       9, XXXV |    just as they would if, when awake, someone compelled them
11      10, XIII |        actually do it, let him awake and consider that he wonders