Jeanne-Marie Bouvier de la Motte-Guyon (commonly known as Madame Guyon) (April 13, 1648 – June 9, 1717) was a French mystic and one of the key advocates of Quietism. Quietism was considered heretical by the Roman Catholic Church, and she was imprisoned from 1695 to 1703 after publishing a book on the topic, A Short and Easy Method of Prayer. This translation is by Thomas Taylor Allen was first published in 1897. Allen’s dates are unknown.

Latest episodes of the podcast Autobiography of Madame Guyon by Jeanne Marie Bouvier de la Motte Guyon

• 00 – Preface
• 01 – Volume 1, Chapter 01
• 02 – Volume 1, Chapter 02
• 03 – Volume 1, Chapter 03
• 04 – Volume 1, Chapter 04
• 05 – Volume 1, Chapter 05
• 06 – Volume 1, Chapter 06
• 07 – Volume 1, Chapter 07
• 08 – Volume 1, Chapter 08
• 09 – Volume 1, Chapter 09
• 10 – Volume 1, Chapter 10
• 11 – Volume 1, Chapter 11
• 12 – Volume 1, Chapter 12
• 13 – Volume 1, Chapter 13
• 14 – Volume 1, Chapter 14
• 15 – Volume 1, Chapter 15
• 16 – Volume 1, Chapter 16
• 17 – Volume 1, Chapter 17
• 18 – Volume 1, Chapter 18
• 19 – Volume 1, Chapter 19
• 20 – Volume 1, Chapter 20
• 21 – Volume 1, Chapter 21
• 22 – Volume 1, Chapter 22
• 23 – Volume 1, Chapter 23
• 24 – Volume 1, Chapter 24
• 25 – Volume 1, Chapter 25
• 26 – Volume 1, Chapter 26
• 27 – Volume 1, Chapter 27
• 28 – Volume 1, Chapter 28
• 29 – Volume 1, Chapter 29
• 30 – Volume 2, Chapter 01
• 31 – Volume 2, Chapter 02
• 32 – Volume 2, Chapter 03
• 33 – Volume 2, Chapter 04
• 34 – Volume 2, Chapter 05
• 35 – Volume 2, Chapter 06
• 36 – Volume 2, Chapter 07
• 37 – Volume 2, Chapter 08
• 38 – Volume 2, Chapter 09
• 39 – Volume 2, Chapter 10
• 40 – Volume 2, Chapter 11
• 41 – Volume 2, Chapter 12
• 42 – Volume 2, Chapter 13
• 43 – Volume 2, Chapter 14
• 44 – Volume 2, Chapter 15
• 45 – Volume 2, Chapter 16
• 46 – Volume 2, Chapter 17
• 47 – Volume 2, Chapter 18
• 48 – Volume 2, Chapter 19
• 49 – Volume 2, Chapter 20
• 50 – Volume 2, Chapter 21