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Contemplation should not be exaggerated By Thomas Merton, William H. Shannon, editor Spiritual Quotation Contemplation should not be exaggerated
In active contemplation, a man becomes able to live By Thomas Merton, William H. Shannon, editor Spiritual Quotation In active contemplation, a man becomes able to live
At peace with emptiness By Thomas Merton, William H. Shannon, editor Spiritual Quotation At peace with emptiness
The important thing in contemplation By Thomas Merton, William H. Shannon, editor Spiritual Quotation The important thing in contemplation
The most fundamental problem of the spiritual life By Thomas Merton, William H. Shannon, editor Spiritual Quotation The most fundamental problem of the spiritual life
Conscience is closely akin to consciousness By William H. Shannon, editor, Christine M. Bochen, editor, Patrick F. O'Connell, editor Spiritual Quotation Conscience is closely akin to consciousness
The Holy Spirit enlightens us By William H. Shannon, editor, Christine M. Bochen, editor, Patrick F. O'Connell, editor Spiritual Quotation The Holy Spirit enlightens us
To cultivate awareness requires a sense of inner silence By William H. Shannon, editor, Christine M. Bochen, editor, Patrick F. O'Connell, editor Spiritual Quotation To cultivate awareness requires a sense of inner silence
A deep mystical experience of the mystery of God By William H. Shannon, editor, Christine M. Bochen, editor, Patrick F. O'Connell, editor Spiritual Quotation A deep mystical experience of the mystery of God
Merton warns against the activities that anesthetize By William H. Shannon, editor, Christine M. Bochen, editor, Patrick F. O'Connell, editor Spiritual Quotation Merton warns against the activities that anesthetize

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