Wayless

InaneChessGod: well-it was "wayless" -- his diaryland name. he left a note claireclaire1121: ohhhh claireclaire1121: i like people knowing too, but i'm always not sure claireclaire1121: like i'm saying things, but then something can switch inside me so fast. and then it's out there. ❋ Eratoasis (2002)

For how this is, or where, or what, neither reason nor practice can come to know: and therefore our ensuing exercise always remains wayless, that is, without manner. ❋ 1293-1381 (1916)

With this contemplation, there is bound up an exercise which is wayless, that is to say, a noughting of life; for, where we go forth out of ourselves into darkness and the abysmal Waylessness, there shines perpetually the simple ray of the Splendour of God, in which we are grounded, and which draws us out of ourselves into the superessence, and into the immersion of love. ❋ 1293-1381 (1916)

And when this fierce way prevails, it masters and subdues all other ways and works; for it wills to be wayless, that is, without manner. ❋ 1293-1381 (1916)

InaneChessGod: you remember "wayless" who told me the movie's name? ❋ Eratoasis (2002)

Emma decided she preferred the American wayless foppishness, more volume. ❋ Davis Bunn (2009)

He felt fuddled and wayless, and the track gyred higher and higher. ❋ Frazier, Charles, 1950- Cold Mountain (2003)

InaneChessGod: "dreamlife of angels"? claireclaire1121: its ok. but does it scare you ... wayless? ❋ Eratoasis (2002)

®SEH author's note too many entries, too many poems, too much .. stuff. so i got another diary. here's a compilation of poetry, and other such writing, maybe from wayless, maybe not.enjoy. prev & next ❋ Unheimlich (2002)

In the ordinary state of grace, when we are born of God into a ghostly and virtuous life, we carry our works before us, as an offering to God; but in the wayless state, where we die back into God in an eternal and blessed life, there our good works follow us, for they are one life with us. ❋ 1293-1381 (1916)

It is a wayless state, “above reason, not without reason”; [18] dark with excess of light. ❋ 1293-1381 (1916)

And in this storm of love our activity is above reason and wayless; for love longs for that which is impossible to it, and reason teaches that love is in the right, but reason can neither counsel love nor dissuade her. ❋ 1293-1381 (1916)

Essence, abides eternally onefold and wayless within. ❋ 1293-1381 (1916)

Behold, this beatitude is so onefold and so wayless that in it every essential gazing, tendency, and creaturely distinction cease and pass away. ❋ 1293-1381 (1916)

For God wishes to be loved by us according to the measure of His nobility, and in this all spirits fail; and therefore their love becomes wayless and without manner, for they know not how they may fulfil it, nor how they may come to it. ❋ 1293-1381 (1916)

And in consequence of this enlightened men have found within themselves an essential contemplation which is above reason and without reason, and a fruitive tendency which pierces through every condition and all being, and through which they immerse themselves in a wayless abyss of fathomless beatitude, where the ❋ 1293-1381 (1916)

The first is the feeling that the foundation of his being is abysmal, and he should possess it in this manner; the second is that his inward exercise should be wayless; the third is that his indwelling should be a divine fruition. ❋ 1293-1381 (1916)