- To reach satisfaction in all
- desire its possession in nothing.
- To come to possession in all
- desire the possession of nothing.
- To arrive at being all
- desire to be nothing.
- To come to the knowledge of all
- desire the knowledge of nothing.
- To come to the pleasure you have not
- you must go by the way in which you enjoy not.
- To come to the knowledge you have not
- you must go by the way in which you know not.
- To come to the possession you have not
- you must go by the way in which you possess not.
- To come by the what you are not
- you must go by a way in which you are not.
- When you turn toward something
- you cease to cast yourself upon the all.
- For to go from all to the all
- you must deny yourself of all in all.
- And when you come to the possession of the all
- you must possess it without wanting anything.
- Because if you desire to have something in all
- your treasure in God is not purely your all."
Monday, October 11, 2010
The Ascent of Mount Carmel_ the Negative Way
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