Guyon's self-temptation, as with Mammon.  Why he does it -- his anorectic personality.  Mirth as another who is not another.  Guyon's view that everything is for him, contrasted with Red Crosse's view, or at least what he learns.

Guyon's self-temptation, as with Mammon. Why he does it -- his anorectic personality. Mirth as another who is not another. Guyon's view that everything is for him, contrasted with Red Crosse's view, or at least what he learns.

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