 | Maria Trench - 1875 - Počet stránok 382
...more is it so to describe it. . . . To him who has not had that experience it must appear folly. . . All I am able to say is, that the soul is represented...strong that it cannot possibly help believing so. ... The restless little butterfly of the memory has its wings burnt now, and it cannot fly.' * She... | |
 | Edgar Laing Heermance - 1915 - Počet stránok 496
...He who has had experience of this will understand it in some measure, for it cannot be more clearly described, because what then takes place is so obscure....strong, that it cannot possibly help believing so. ... In the beginning, it happened to me that I was ignorant of one thing — I did not know that God... | |
 | Evelyn Underhill - 1915 - Počet stránok 190
...the same stage \ of apprehension, "will understand it in some measure: but it cannot be more clearly described because what then takes place is so obscure....represented as being close to God; and that there abide a conviction thereof so certain and strong, that it cannot possibly help believing so." This... | |
 | St Teresa of Avila - 2006 - Počet stránok 449
...He who has had experience of this will understand it in some measure, for it cannot be more clearly described, because what then takes place is so obscure....now, and are suspended in such a way that, as I said before, l their operations cannot be traced. If the soul is making a meditation on any subject, the... | |
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He who has had experience of this will understand it in some measure, for it cannot be more clearly described, because what then takes place is so obscure. All I am able to say is, that the soul is represented as being close to God; and that there abides... 