“With the wind of tribulation God separates in the floor of the soul, the chaff from the corn.”
Quote by Miguel de Molinos
Work
The Spiritual Guide of Miguel Molinos
This work presents teachings on the practice of contemplative prayer and the path toward spiritual union with the divine. Molinos guides readers through methods of interior devotion, emphasizing silence, stillness, and detachment from external distractions in the pursuit of spiritual closeness to God. The text reflects the mystical tradition within seventeenth-century Spanish Catholicism and represents one of the most influential expressions of contemplative spirituality from that era. more
Author
Miguel de Molinos
Miguel de Molinos (1628-1697) was a Spanish mystic and theologian whose life and thoughts had a profound impact on subsequent religious philosophy. His work, particularly 'The Life of the Soul in God,' introduced the concept of 'unconscious love,' which had significant influence on later mystical thought. more
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