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The penultimate chapter is a little long for what the subject matter is. The relationship of the theological endeavor with contemplation I get why he put that chapter in the book, but the length of it seems to really be stretching out some of the basic points inside of it.

When self-knowledge arouses in a soul sorrowful contrition at the same time as ardent love, profound adoration and the most elevated aspirations, the feeling of its own powerlessness w/most generous resolutions, one can declare it authentic: it bears the divine mark of its origin, which is peace, spiritual balance, freedom and fecundity.

The chapter on the Holy Spirit and the theology there of is incredibly dense but amazingly rich.