title: That I May See: Journeying from Spiritual Confusion and Blindness To the Radiance of the Eucharist
author:  Fr. Barry Braum MSE 
description: "This book possesses the immediacy and engagement of a personal testimony. The spiritual aid it offers, however, comes not from the authority of personal experience only but rather from a clear grasp of the wisdom and authority of the Gospel and of the great spiritual tradition. From first page to last with an admirable straightforwardness the book describes the five basic foundation stones or the five principles necessary for growth in the spiritual life - 'the building blocks we see in the lives of the saints.'" -<b>Fr. Paul Murray, OP</b>, Angelicum University; Author,<i>In the Grip of Light: The Dark and Bright Journey of Christian Contemplation</i><br /><br />"Through a masterful use of Scripture Father Braum provides an insightful look at the spiritual life through the lens of the encounter of Bartimaeus with Jesus in the Gospel. This work is certain to guide the reader to freedom from the spiritual blindness that afflicts every heart and into the new sight that comes from a dynamic encounter with Christ in the Most Blessed Sacrament." -<b>Fr. Anthony Mary, MFVA</b>, <i>Eternal Word Television Network</i>(EWTN)
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  ## The Jesus Incident
  
  
    
  
  
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  ### Frank Herbert
  
  
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  ## The Jesus Incident
  
  
  ## Frank Herbert
  
  
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  There is a gateway to the imagination you must enter before you are conscious
  and the keys to the gate are symbols. You can carry ideas through the gat....
  but you must carry the ideas in symbols.
  
  
  
  
  
  \- Raja Flattery, Chaplain/Psychiatrist
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  SOMETHING WENT "Tick."
  
  
  He heard it quite distinctl...metallic sound. There it went again: "Tick."
  
  
  He opened his eyes and was rewarded with darkness, an absolute lack of radiant
  energ.... or of receptors to detect energy.
  
  
  Am I blind?
  
  
  "Tick."
  
  
  He could not place the source, but it was out there - wherever out there was.
  The air felt cold in his throat and lungs. But his body was warm. He realized
  that he lay very lightly on a soft surface. He was breathing. Something
  tickled his nose, a faint odor o.... pepper?
  
  
  "Tic