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The Adornment of the Spiritual Marriage: Second Book: Chapter L. Howing How A Man Should Be Adorned if He is to Receive the Most Inward Exercise

Christian MysticismFlemish MysticismJan van Ruysbroeck

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Now consider diligently how we can acquire and possess the most inward exercise of our spirit in the created light. The man who is well adorned with the moral virtues of the outward life, and has risen into nobility and divine peace by inward practices; he possesses the unity of the spirit, enlightened by supernatural wisdom, flowing forth in generous love toward heaven and earth and lifting itself up by its reverence and its merits, and flowing back into that very ground, the most high Unity…

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