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Blake, Jerusalem: the cry of one who realises that his words, once spoken, even inwardly, cannot be pulled back and go out to shape the world. Neville uses it for the power of inner speech: whoever grasps what his words do can never again speak idly, and must feed his mind only on words love has blessed.

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Blake wordings
Jerusalem | What have I said? What have I done, O All Powerful Human Word

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Order Your Conversations Aright ¶26
LectureOrder Your Conversations Aright
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Inner Talking ¶2
LectureInner Talking
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Inner Talking ¶8
LectureInner Talking
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Teach Us to Pray ¶14
LectureTeach Us to Pray
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The Mystery of Grace ¶9
LectureThe Mystery of Grace
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Revelation of the Word Within ¶32
LectureRevelation of the Word Within
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Secret Imagination ¶18
LectureSecret Imagination
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Secret Imagination ¶39
LectureSecret Imagination
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Trust Imagination ¶44
LectureTrust Imagination
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Mental Diets ¶70
LectureMental Diets
That you may never again have to say, “What have I said? What have I done, O All Powerful Human Word?”
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All Powerful Human Word ¶5
LectureAll Powerful Human Word
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