"Truly it is a grievous and a terrible thing," he said, "that any man should see with the eyes of the soul more than it is given the eye of flesh to see; and I pray you, brethren, beseech the Lord, if it be His will, that the vision be withdrawn from me.  But if His will it be not, beseech Him that I may not sin through seeing.  So much for myself, but as for you, dear children, why are you grieved?  Because it may be that I see you when you think no man sees you?  Am I then the only one who sees you?  Is there not at least one other--even the high God, from whom the hidden man of the heart is nowise hidden?  If you fear His holy eyes, little need you fear the eyes of any sinful man."