An Essay in Aid of the Better Appreciation of Catholic Mysticism Illustrated F
An Essay in Aid of the Better Appreciation of Catholic Mysticism Illustrated F
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In that most certain and inclusive Good, I say, which I comprehend with so much darkness, I have all my hope, and in seeing that which I want to have I have all things, and in seeing what I want to know I know all things, and therein I see all good. Nor is the soul in her vision able to think of the departure of that Good, or of her departure from it, nor that she should ever be obliged to depart from it, but she delights ineffably in that good which is every good, and yet the soul sees nothing... whatever that can be narrated by the tongue nor even conceived by the heart, and yet she sees, at the same time, absolutely everything ; and that Good is the more certain, and the more exceeding all others, that it comes with darknes s and is most secret, and I afterwards see in that darkness that it exceeds every good and all things that are ; the dark- ness itself is other than it, and everything that can be thought of falls short of it. For indeed the visions of Divine Wisdom and of Divine Will and of Divine Power, which the soul had, so wonderfully and inde- scribably, upon other occasions, were not so great as this vision of most certain Good.
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In that most certain and inclusive Good, I say, which I comprehend with so much darkness, I have all my hope, and in seeing that which I want to have I have all things, and in seeing what I want to know I know all things, and therein I see all good. Nor is the soul in her vision able to think of the departure of that Good, or of her departure from it, nor that she should ever be obliged to depart from it, but she delights ineffably in that good which is every good, and yet the soul sees nothing... whatever that can be narrated by the tongue nor even conceived by the heart, and yet she sees, at the same time, absolutely everything ; and that Good is the more certain, and the more exceeding all others, that it comes with darknes s and is most secret, and I afterwards see in that darkness that it exceeds every good and all things that are ; the dark- ness itself is other than it, and everything that can be thought of falls short of it. For indeed the visions of Divine Wisdom and of Divine Will and of Divine Power, which the soul had, so wonderfully and inde- scribably, upon other occasions, were not so great as this vision of most certain Good.
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