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HERE ENDETH THE CLOUD OF UNKNOWING. By Moses's long travail and his late shewing, be understood those that may not come to the perfection of this ghostly work without long travail coming before: and yet but full seldom, and when God will vouchsafe to shew it. He should well con make himself like unto all that with him communed, whether they were accustomed sinners or none, without sin in himself: in wondering of all that him saw, and in drawing of others by help of grace to the work of that same spirit that he worketh in himself. Lines by heart: The Cloud of Unknowing. When thou feelest that thou mayest on nowise put them down, cower thou down under them as a caitiff and a coward overcome in battle, and think that it is but a folly to thee to strive any longer with them, and therefore thou yieldest thee to God in the hands of thine enemies. Much more had He to her.
And therefore, although it be good sometime to think of the kindness and the worthiness of God in special, and although it be a light and a part of con- templation: nevertheless yet in this work it shall be cast down and covered with a cloud of forgetting. For of that work, that falleth to only God, dare I not take upon me to speak with my blabbering fleshly tongue: and shortly to say, although I durst I would do not. AND right as Martha complained then on Mary her sister, right so yet unto this day all actives complain of contemplatives. The Cloud has only once been printed: in 1871, by the Rev. On the same manner shalt thou do with this little word "God. " He asketh none help, but only thyself. BUT for this, that thou shalt not err in this working and ween that it be otherwise than it is, I shall tell thee a little more thereof, as me thinketh. And therefore break down all witting and feeling of all manner of creatures; but most busily of thyself.
Chapter 5 – That in the time of this word all the creatures that ever have been, be now, or ever shall be, and all the works of those same creatures, should be hid under the cloud of forgetting. And therefore when they read or hear spoken of ghostly working—and specially of this word, "how a man shall draw all his wit within himself, " or "how he shall climb above himself"—as fast for blindness in soul, and for fleshliness and curiosity of natural wit, they misunderstand these words, and ween, because they find in them a natural covetyse to hid things, that they be therefore called to that work by grace. Another is the over-abundant love and the worthiness of God in Himself; in behold- ing of the which all nature quaketh, all clerks be fools, and all saints and angels be blind. And therefore thee thinkest since thou hast thus very evidence, why shalt thou not direct thy mind upward bodily in the time of thy prayer? I say not that the devil hath so perfect a servant in this life, that is deceived and infect with all these fantasies that I set here: and nevertheless yet it may be that one, yea, and many one, be infect with them all. In Dionise Hid Divinite, a version of the Mystica Theologia, this spiritual treasure-house was first made accessible to those outside the professionally religious class. To thee it needeth not, and therefore I do it not. Take heed that I say upright ghostly, and not bodily. There is in this doctrine something which should be peculiarly congenial to the activistic tendencies of modern thought. The devil is a spirit, and of his own nature he hath no body, more than hath an angel. In everything else you do, you should practise moderation. First, I think, from the combination of high spiritual gifts with a vivid sense of humour, keen powers of observation, a robust common-sense: a balance of qualities not indeed rare amongst the mystics, but here presented to us in an extreme form.
AND if thee think that this manner of working be not according to thy disposition in body and in soul, thou mayest leave it and take another, safely with good ghostly counsel without blame. He by His Godhead is maker and giver of time. The present edition is based upon Harl. Thou wottest well this, that God is a Spirit; and whoso should be oned unto Him, it behoveth to be in soothfastness and deepness of spirit, full far from any feigned bodily thing. The mind is also regarded as a major power because it spiritually comprehends not only all of the other powers but also all of the objects on which they work. And so following, when a man seeth in a bodily or ghostly mirror, or wots by other men's teaching, whereabouts the foul spot is on his visage, either bodily or ghostly; then at first, and not before, he runneth to the well to wash him. Chapter 17 – That a Very contemplative list not meddle him with active life, nor of anything that is done or spoken about him, nor yet to answer to his blamers in excusing of himself. For these supposed indications of Divine favour, the author of the Cloud has no more respect than the modern psychologist: and here, of course, he is in agreement with all the greatest writers on mysticism, who are unan- imous in their dislike and distrust of all visionary and auditive experience.
And for this reason, that which is between you and yor God is termed, not a cloud of the air, but a cloud of unknowing. For so might she sooner have raised in herself an ableness to have oft sinned, than to have pur- chased by that work any plain forgiveness of all her sins. Not breaking nor expounding these words with curiosity of wit, in beholding after the qualities of these words, as thou wouldest by that beholding increase thy devotion. Now truly I hope that unless God shew His merciful miracle to make them soon leave off, they shall love God so long on this manner, that they shall go staring mad to the devil. Yea, and moreover well I wot by very proof, that of those that be to come I shall on no wise, for abundance of frailty and slowness of spirits, be able to observe one of an hundred.
The shorter the word, the more it helps the work of the spirit. And it hath two parts: one through the which it beholdeth to the needfulness of our body, another through the which it serveth to the lusts of the bodily wits. Not because a soul is divisible, for that may not be: but because all those things in the which they work be divisible, and some principal, as be all ghostly things, and some second- ary, as be all bodily things. And this He said unto Martha, for He would let her wit that her business was good and profitable to the health of her soul. For that that she said, her unknowing was the cause. And what thereof, though our Lord when He ascended to heaven bodily took His way upwards into the clouds, seen of His mother and His disciples with their bodily eyes? And for this seemliness it is, that a man—the which is the seemliest creature in body that ever God made—is not made crooked to the earthwards, as be an other beasts, but up- right to heavenwards. And if it be thus, trust then steadfastly that it is only God that stirreth thy will and thy desire plainly by Himself, without means either on His part or on thine.
Let him lustily incline thereto, for that shall never be taken away: for if it begin here, it shall last without end. This word will protect you. Chapter 16 – That by Virtue of this work a sinner truly turned and called to contemplation cometh sooner to perfection than by any other work; and by it soonest may get of God forgiveness of sins. But the writer invests it, I think, with a deeper and wider meaning than it is made to bear in the writings even of Ruysbroeck, St. Teresa, or St. John of the Cross. But which be these three good things, of the which Mary chose the best? The main message of the text is that God is ultimately unknowable and incomprehensible to the human mind, so if you want to 'know God', you have to let go of all your ideas about whatever it is you call 'God. '
I say not that such a naked sudden thought of any good and clean ghostly thing under God pressing against thy will or thy witting, or else wilfully drawn upon thee with advisement in increasing of thy devotion, although it be letting to this manner of work—that it is therefore evil. Do on then fast; let see how thou bearest thee. And let him think, that he hath full long been holden therefrom. On otherwise than thus, list me not cite him, nor none other doctor, for me at this time. "You will see by this that no man should be judged by another here in this life, for the good or evil he has done. And you are to step over it resolutely and eagerly, with a devout and kindling love, and try to penetrate that darkness above you. Affectations of sanctity, pretense to rare mystical experiences, were a favourite means of advertisement. Before ere man sinned, might not Will be deceived in his choosing, in his loving, nor in none of his works. But for this, that she should not think that it were the best work of all that man might do, therefore He added and said: 'But one thing is necessary. And right as thou seest how they be set here in order each one after other; first Common, then Special, after Singular, and last Perfect, right so me thinketh that in the same order and in the same course our Lord hath of His great mercy called thee and led thee unto Him by the desire of thine heart. And therefore God, that is the ruler of nature, will not in His giving of time go before the stirring of nature in man's soul; the which is even according to one time only. Pincher A covetous or niggardly person.
He may never come to stir a man's will, but oc- casionally and by means from afar, be he never so subtle a devil. Hence it often happens to those who give themselves up to such experiences, that "fast after such a false feeling, cometh a false knowing in the Fiend's school:... for I tell thee truly, that the devil hath his contemplatives, as God hath His. " Further, there is to be no wilful choosing of method: no fussy activity of the surface- intelligence. In the lower part of active life a man is without himself and beneath himself. All angels and all souls, although they be confirmed and adorned with grace and with virtues, for the which they be above thee in cleanness, nevertheless, yet they be but even with thee in nature. I mean but well: if thou canst not conceive it, lay it by thy side till God come and teach thee. And it seemeth impossible to mine understanding, that any soul that is disposed to this work should read it or speak it, or else hear it read or spoken, but if that same soul should feel for that time a very accordance to the effect of this work. 2373 is incomplete, several pages having disappeared, and that Harl. Of this holy desire speaketh Saint Austin and saith, that all the life of a good Christian man is nought else but holy desire. And whoso clotheth a poor man and doth any other good deed for God's love bodily or ghostly to any that hath need, sure be they they do it unto Christ ghostly: and they shall be rewarded as substantially therefore as they had done it to Christ's own body. And yet in all this sorrow he desireth not to unbe: for that were devil's madness and despite unto God. Surely because it is prayed with a full spirit, in the height and in the deepness, in the length and in the breadth of his spirit that prayeth it. Nay, surely He shewed Him not unto Saint Stephen bodily in heaven, because that He would give us ensample that we should in our ghostly work look bodily up into heaven if we might see Him as Saint Stephen did, either standing, or sitting, or else lying.
It was much used by the celebrated Benedictine ascetic, the Venerable Augustine Baker (1575-1641), who wrote a long exposition of the doctrine which it contains. T. Eliot: A Man Out of Time. Every time I say "all creatures, " I refer not only to every created thing but also to all their circumstances and activities. Surely because I would that thou cast it into deepness of spirit, far from any rude mingling of any bodilyness, the which would make it less ghostly and farther from God inasmuch: and because I wot well that ever the more that thy spirit hath of ghostliness, the less it hath of bodilyness and the nearer it is to God, and the better it pleaseth Him and the more clearly it may be seen of Him. For I tell thee truly, that ofttimes patience in sickness and in other diverse tribulations pleaseth God much more than any liking devotion that thou mayest have in thy health. And then if thou aught shalt say, look not how much nor how little that it be, nor weigh not what it is nor what it be- meaneth... and look that nothing live in thy working mind but a naked intent stretching into God, not clothed in any special thought of God in Himself....
For why, these folk will more weigh, and more sorrow make for an unordained gesture or unseemly or unfitting word spoken before men, than they will for a thousand vain thoughts and stinking stirrings of sin wilfully drawn upon them, or recklessly used in the sight of God and the saints and the angels in heaven. Hate to think about anything less than God, and let nothing whatever distract you from this purpose. Or else a fell disdain and a manner of loathsomeness of their person, with despiteful and condemning thoughts, the which is called Envy. To such wretchedness as thou here mayest see be we fallen for sin: and therefore what wonder is it, though we be blindly and lightly deceived in understanding of ghostly words and of ghostly working, and specially those the which know not yet the powers of their souls and the manners of their working? We have the same experience in contemplative work when we use our spiritual sense in our struggle to know God himself. BUT peradventure thou askest me, how thou shalt govern thee discreetly in meat and in sleep, and in all these other. For sufficiently and without means may no good angel stir thy will: nor, shortly to say, nothing but only God. And this He doth, for He will not reverse the order or the ordinal course in the cause of His creation. Remain spiritually alert. They will always keep you from seeing him clearly by the light of understanding in your intellect and will block you from feeling him fully in the sweetness of love in your emotions. And if they wist truly, I daresay that they would neither do nor say as they say. Thinking and remembering are forms of spiritual understanding in which the eye of the spirit is opened and closed upon things as the eye of a marksman is on his target.