Ebook {Epub PDF} Dark Night of the Soul by Juan de la Cruz

 · Juan de Ypes y Álvarez, who took as his reformed religious name Juan de la Cruz, or John of the Cross, wrote his Dark Night of the Soul near the end of .  · Buy a cheap copy of La noche oscura del alma book by Juan de la Cruz. A 16th-century mystic, St. John of the Cross was also a Carmelite monk who helped reform the Order. In this book, he addresses pride, avarice, envy, and other human Free Shipping on all orders over $/5(7). Dark Night of the Soul St. John of the Cross. p. 47 Chapter II. Describes other imperfections which belong to these Estudios sobre San Juan de la Cruz y nuevos textos de su obra. Madrid, 3 Dark Night of the Soul St. John of the Cross. DARK NIGHT OF THE SOUL INTRODUCTIONFile Size: KB.

― Juan de la Cruz, Dark Night of the Soul. tags: christianity, church, confession, discipleship, good-works, reputation, sin. 2 likes. Like "O spiritual soul, when thou seest thy desire obscured, thy will arid and constrained, and thy faculties incapable of any interior act, be not grieved at this, but look upon it rather as a great good. Dark Night of the Soul St. John of the Cross. p. 47 Chapter II. Describes other imperfections which belong to these Estudios sobre San Juan de la Cruz y nuevos textos de su obra. Madrid, 3 Dark Night of the Soul St. John of the Cross. DARK NIGHT OF THE SOUL INTRODUCTION. The mystic, San Juan de la Cruz, explored his idea of the three natures of man and his work causes us to contemplate their inter-connectedness. As the name implies and the copy states, "Dark Night of the Soul" is about Man's Instinctive Search For Reality. Love when fully looked at and defined is about the journey, not necessarily the destination.

That is to say, the love which is born of sensuality ends in sensuality, and that which is of the spirit ends in the spirit of God and causes it to grow. This is the difference that exists between these two kinds of love, whereby we may know them.”. ― Juan de la Cruz, Dark Night of the Soul. Song of the Soul that Delights in Knowing God through Faith. How well I know that fountain’s rushing flow. though it is night! I That fount eternal is a hidden thing. How well I know where its waters spring, though it is night! II Its source I know not since it has none, and yet every source from it does come, though it is night. That's what The Dark Night of the Soul is all about. The Ascent of Mount Carmel St. John of the Cross (San Juan de la Cruz) was a Carmelite monk. He was a friend of St. Teresa of Avila, although they seldom met face to face; and like her, he was dedicated to bringing back the more rigorous old Carmelite rule for those who wished to follow it.