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CONTENTS
DIVISION XVI
| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Regarding the true direction of Pure Love Original: "Fine Love." A term for the highest, most refined form of mystical love that transcends earthly understanding.. And regarding the praise of this soul, and how, by having no more personal will, she is above the law, but not against the law. | 265 |
DIVISION XVII
| 1. | Regarding the secrets that this soul speaks of, which the Trinity asks her to stop mentioning out of consideration for judging Original: "deeming." others who are still governed by desire, reason, fear, and will. | 267 |
| 2. | Regarding certain things this soul wished to be separated from, by which she was once a servant, and regarding the love she has now attained; and how the divine contemplation Original: "divine beholding." has but one intention Original: "entent.", and regarding the peace found in the food that love gives her. | 269 |
DIVISION XVIII
| 1. | Regarding what abundance of grace our Blessed Lady The Virgin Mary. had in the womb of her mother, and regarding certain spiritual insights Original: "beholdings." that are suitable Original: "convenable." for the spiritually hindered Original: "marred." Likely referring to those who feel lost or stuck in their spiritual progress. to reach the state of being that this book speaks of. | 271 |
| 2. | Regarding the insights that this soul had in this aforementioned life. | 276 |
| 3. | How the contemplation of the goodness of God and her own wretchedness sent this soul to meditation. And regarding the private speech Original: "privy speech." that she had with God in her meditation. | 278 |
DIVISION XIX
| 1. | Regarding the answer that this soul gave about the three things she did not answer before. And regarding the martyrdom of will The sacrificial process of completely surrendering one's ego and personal desires to God. and love. | 284 |
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