2. Hardening himself against the temptations of the demons. | 3. Knowledge of himself, that is to say, that he should make himself aware of his ungodly inclinations. | 4. Continuous remembrance of God, and rejection of all other memories. | 5. Struggling against passions and demons. | 6. Purity of heart. | 7. Peace of mind. | 8. Pure prayer. | pp. 85-86
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