St. Teresa: Way of Perfection

About St. Teresa of Avilla: The Way of Perfection Audio-Book

The complete chapter of "The Way of Perfection" by St. Teresa of Avila in offline audio with trancript -- an Audio-Book of St. Teresa of Avila: The Way of Perfection. The advices of St. Teresa of Jesus which are based on her own experiences in prayer during the Europe reformation.

According to St. Teresa of Jesus, there are four stages to attain the spiritual pefection:

1. Meditation

2. Quiet

3. Repose of soul

4. Perfect union with God

The Way of Perfection is a method for making progress in the contemplative life written by St. Teresa of Ávila, the noted Discalced Carmelite nun for the members of the reformed monastery of the Order she had founded.

St. Teresa of Avila was a major figure of the Catholic Reformation in 16th-century Spain, and eventually was named a Doctor of the Church, while her work became a classic text in Christian spirituality and mysticism, especially in the realms of prayer in Christianity and Spanish Renaissance literature.

Teresa called this a "living book" and in it set out to teach her nuns how to progress through prayer and Christian meditation. The first 18 of the 42 chapters discuss the rationale of being a Carmelite, the rest deal with purpose and approaches to spiritual life.

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Disclaimer

The translation used is public domain and maintained by https://www.ccel.org. Individual chapters appear on the site and can be freely printed.