The Heliotropium Turning to Him Or Conformity of the Human Will to the Div
The Heliotropium Turning to Him Or Conformity of the Human Will to the Div
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For nothing does he seek with such ardent prayers as this one thing, — "Thy Will be done on Earth, as it is in Heaven. " Among the things which procure the greatest peace and tranquillity of mind this certainly is reckoned first, viz. To strive and aspire in all our desires towards constant obedi- ence to the Divine Will. And so that excellent writer, Thomas a Kempis (Imit. Christ iii. 23), gives this precept, — "Desire always and pray that the will of [138] HUMAN WILL TO THE DIVINE God may be ...entirely fulfilled in thee. Behold, such an one entereth within the borders of peace and rest. " Whosoever, therefore, desires with that holy King to fly away and be at rest, may at once be borne on high with these wings and achieve wonderful things.
2. A writer of undoubted credit makes mention of a certain ReHgious whose clothes, if they were merely touched, restored many to health, so that he began to be held in veneration by the sick, and in admiration by his brethren; but all the while no single virtue seemed to shine conspicuously in him, for he spent his life in a Monastery, like the rest, and did not afflict himself with any extraordinary austerities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For nothing does he seek with such ardent prayers as this one thing, — "Thy Will be done on Earth, as it is in Heaven. " Among the things which procure the greatest peace and tranquillity of mind this certainly is reckoned first, viz. To strive and aspire in all our desires towards constant obedi- ence to the Divine Will. And so that excellent writer, Thomas a Kempis (Imit. Christ iii. 23), gives this precept, — "Desire always and pray that the will of [138] HUMAN WILL TO THE DIVINE God may be ...entirely fulfilled in thee. Behold, such an one entereth within the borders of peace and rest. " Whosoever, therefore, desires with that holy King to fly away and be at rest, may at once be borne on high with these wings and achieve wonderful things.
2. A writer of undoubted credit makes mention of a certain ReHgious whose clothes, if they were merely touched, restored many to health, so that he began to be held in veneration by the sick, and in admiration by his brethren; but all the while no single virtue seemed to shine conspicuously in him, for he spent his life in a Monastery, like the rest, and did not afflict himself with any extraordinary austerities.
What to read after The Heliotropium Turning to Him Or Conformity of the Human Will to the Div?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeremias Drexel to read onlineMoreLess
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