truth
to
another,
from
one
subject
to
another
j
but
to
keep
themselves
to
one
so
long
as
they
feel
a
taste
for
it
:
this
is
the
way
to
enter
deeply
into
truths,
to
taste
them,
and
to
have
them
impressed
upon
us.
I
say
it
is
difficult
at
first
thus
to
retire
within
ourselves,
because
of
the
habits,
which
are
natural
to
us,
of
being
taken
.up
with
the
outside
;
but
when
we
are
a
little
accustomed
to
it,
it
be-comes
exceedingly
easy
;
both
because
we
have
formed
the
habit
of
it,
and
because
God,
who
only
desires
to
communicate
Himself
to
us,
sends
us
abundant
grace,
and
an
experimental
sense
of
His
presence,
which
renders
it
easy.
Let
us
apply
this
method
to
the
Lord's
Prayer.
We
say
"
Our
Father,"
thinking
that
God
is
within
us,
and
will
indeed
be
our
Father.
After
having
pronounced
this
word
Father^
we
remain
a
few
moments
in
silence,
waiting
for
this
heavenly
Father
to
make
known
His
will
to
us.
Then
we
ask
this
King
of
Glory
to
reign
within
us,
aban-doning
ourselves
to
Him,
that
He
may
do
it,
and
yielding
to
Him
the
right
that
He
has
over
us.
If
we
feel
here
an
inclination
to
peace
and
silence,
