He (the believer) is hungry and thirsty, for he sees the food of angels
and the drink of heaven. He labours diligently in love, for he beholds
his rest. He is a pilgrim, and he sees his fatherland. He strives in
love for the victory, for he sees his crown. Consolation, peace, joy,
beauty, and riches, and all that the heart can desire, are shown to
the reason which is enlightened to see God in spiritual similitudes
and without measure or limit.... Those who do not possess, at the same
time, the power of rest and action, and are not exercised in both,
have not received this righteousness of the just.