…utterances of the people of profound mystical experiences about practical problems. I always remember there's a fascinating story about St. Ignatius Loyola, who did, after all, he had a very, very profound mystical experience which influenced the whole of his…

…I'm not sure at all that I would agree that most mystics are. And you might take this example, for example, the one about Loyola, uh someone might say that he ought to be more concerned about the the abolition of his order if the baby was doing good…

…one's fists and one's teeth can never do. This was clearly realized, of course, by such great religious teachers as St. Ignatius Loyola, whose whole system of spiritual exercises was essentially a system of trained imagination by which he was able to get…