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Learn to be empty of all things, both inwardly and outwardly, and you will realize that I am God.
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ChristianScriptureKnowledgeTruth
Ascent of Mount Carmel, p. 172
David says, 'My iniquities have taken hold of me, and I have no power to see.'
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ChristianScriptureVisionPower
Ascent of Mount Carmel, p. 98
I will reserve my strength for you, focusing the power of my desires solely on you.
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ChristianTeachingLustDesire
Ascent of Mount Carmel, p. 104
Maybe darkness will blind me in my pleasures and I will have night as my light.
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ChristianScriptureDarknessLight
Ascent of Mount Carmel, p. 270
David said, 'If riches abound, do not set your heart on them,' to warn us of the dangers of desiring wealth.
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ChristianTeachingEmotionsHeart
Ascent of Mount Carmel, p. 286
Do not be afraid or envious when someone becomes rich, thinking that they are superior to you. When they die, they will not be able to take anything with them, and their wealth and happiness will not follow them.
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ChristianScriptureHappinessMind
Ascent of Mount Carmel, p. 293
Even if we have a lot of wealth, we should not focus our hearts on it.
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ChristianScriptureEmotionsHeart
Ascent of Mount Carmel, p. 294
Be still and see that I am God.
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ChristianScriptureSilenceVision
Ascent of Mount Carmel, p. 326
David said that those who set their affections on idols will become like them, because love creates a likeness between the one who loves and the thing loved.
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ChristianScriptureLoveOneness
Ascent of Mount Carmel, p. 84
David says that God sends wisdom to souls in small, manageable pieces, like morsels.
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ChristianScriptureKnowledgeSoul
Ascent of Mount Carmel, p. 182
The Lord has granted the poor their desire.
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ChristianScriptureLustDesire
Ascent of Mount Carmel, p. 193
The judgments of God, which are the virtues and attributes we perceive in God, are true and justified in themselves. They are more desirable than gold and precious stones, and sweeter than honey.
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ChristianTeachingMoralityRighteousness
Ascent of Mount Carmel, p. 224
David says, 'I am poor and in labours from my youth.' He calls himself poor, even though he was rich, because his will was not set on wealth. In this way, he was truly poor.
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ChristianTeachingDivine WillMoney
Ascent of Mount Carmel, p. 83
My desires, which are my sins, have bound me from all sides.
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ChristianScriptureLustSin
Ascent of Mount Carmel, p. 96
And so David, understanding how blind these souls are and how completely they are hindered from seeing the truth, and how angry God is with them, says to them: Before your thorns harden, God will swallow you up in His wrath.
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ChristianScriptureKnowledgeSoul
Ascent of Mount Carmel, p. 99
Day communicates with day and overflows with words, while night shares knowledge with night.
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ChristianScriptureKnowledgeTime
Ascent of Mount Carmel, p. 126
When David speaks of the heavenly creatures, he says that there is none.
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ChristianScriptureGodLanguage
Ascent of Mount Carmel, p. 144
David describes this experience of returning to himself from forgetfulness, saying, 'I have watched and I have become like the lonely bird on the house-top.'
David
ChristianScriptureLonelinessSpeech
Ascent of Mount Carmel, p. 168