own
will
in
the
will
of
God,
a
renunciation
of
all
natural
inclinations,
however
good
they
may
ap-pear,
in
order
that
we
may
be
left
free
to
choose
only
as
God
chooses
:
we
should
be
indifferent
to
all
things,
whether
temporal
or
spiritual,
for
the
body
or
the
soul
;
leaving
the
past
in
forgetfulness,
the
future
to
providence,
and
giving
the
present
to
God
;
contented
with
the
present
moment,
which
brings
with
it
God*s
eternal
will
for
us
;
attributing
nothing
which
happens
to
us
to
the
creature,
but
seeing
all
things
in
God,
and
regarding
them
as
coming
infallibly
from
His
hand,
with
the
exception
only
of
our
own
sin.
Leave
yourselves,
then,
to
be
guided
by
God
as
He
will,
whether
as
regards
the
inner
or
the
out-ward
life.
