Minor Works of St. Teresa; Conceptions of the Love of God, Exclamations, Maxims And Poems of Saint Teresa of Jesus
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Castle, M. vi. ch. xi. 5. Found., ch. xxxi. 42.
l86 MINOR WORKS OF ST. TERESA.
after having been in intimate converse wish His Majesty for several years, now that they receive caresses and consolations from Him, do not hesitate to undergo fatiguing labours for Him even at the cost of these delights and joys. In my opinion these flowers * are good works, springing from and produced as they are by the tree of fervent love ; therefore they have a far more lasting perfume, and one such soul profits... others in a wider manner by its words and actions than do the deeds and words of a number of people whose intentions are soiled by the dust of human sensuality and are not unmixed with self-interest.
g. These are the flowers that produce fruit ! these are the apples of which the Bride cries : ' ' Compass me about with apples ! — Send me crosses, Lord ! Send me persecutions ! " Indeed, she sincerely desires them and comes forth from them with profit ; for as she no longer cares for her own pleasure, but solely for pleasing God,' she delights in imitating, in some degree, that most painful life led by Christ.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Castle, M. vi. ch. xi. 5. Found., ch. xxxi. 42.
l86 MINOR WORKS OF ST. TERESA.
after having been in intimate converse wish His Majesty for several years, now that they receive caresses and consolations from Him, do not hesitate to undergo fatiguing labours for Him even at the cost of these delights and joys. In my opinion these flowers * are good works, springing from and produced as they are by the tree of fervent love ; therefore they have a far more lasting perfume, and one such soul profits... others in a wider manner by its words and actions than do the deeds and words of a number of people whose intentions are soiled by the dust of human sensuality and are not unmixed with self-interest.
g. These are the flowers that produce fruit ! these are the apples of which the Bride cries : ' ' Compass me about with apples ! — Send me crosses, Lord ! Send me persecutions ! " Indeed, she sincerely desires them and comes forth from them with profit ; for as she no longer cares for her own pleasure, but solely for pleasing God,' she delights in imitating, in some degree, that most painful life led by Christ.
What to read after Minor Works of St. Teresa; Conceptions of the Love of God, Exclamations, Maxims And Poems of Saint Teresa of Jesus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Teresa, of Avila, Saint, 1515-1582 to read onlineMoreLess
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