Once a person has, through divine assistance, become recollected from external concerns

then from this point on he will begin to see in himself things that are new | and find in himself in a hidden way perceptible intimations and signs. | Then, from here he will have a taste, in symbol, of that Renewal | of which, at the end of time, the entire community , will be held worthy. | This is because many times, including in the midst of the hours of daytime | he perceives in himself that the mind is concentrated into itself | without any concern for itself | through an inexplicable silence. | Let the reader understand! | This happens to such a person even in the office | and at the time of reading . | The dreams and stirrings during sleep | of those who have been held worthy of purity of soul | are also separate from those of people who are subject in minds to the passions | or who are still engaged in battle against them. | 3.4.61, p. 201