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The Way of Perfection

Modern English Version with Notes and Commentary

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The Way of Perfection

By: Saint Teresa of Ávila, Gonzalo García Olagorta (Gongarola)
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 The Way of Perfection
Modern English Version with Notes and Commentary

The Way of Perfection is an immortal work that today resonates with renewed intensity. More than a guide for monastic life, it is a vibrant, lucid, and deeply radical treatise on interior transformation. Saint Teresa of Ávila, an undisputed master of the spirit, offers in these pages a bold journey toward truth, where the soul is stripped of attachments, illusory securities, and the veils of the ego. Her words—direct and fervent—pierce through the centuries with a freshness that astonishes.
This edition presents the text carefully modernized, accompanied by notes, a foreword, and commentary that illuminate both its historical context and its enduring relevance. The contemporary reader will find here a demanding and profound guide for living the love of God with authenticity, humility, and passion. Teresa teaches not from theory, but from lived experience—from a prayer that burns and a faith that dares.
It is an invitation to awaken, to return to the center, to become—just as she longed—“strong friends of God.”
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