It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us. — John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
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It is not an external enemy we dread. Our foe is shut up within ourselves. An internal warfare is daily waged by us.

— John Cassian, Making Life a Prayer: Selected Writings
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