The second half of this article about the life of Fray Juan de los Angeles continues with the interview between master and friar. The conversation is a varied one with the maser addressing such issues as the need for a thirst and love of God, the question of Divine Justice, and the importance of charity. In this dialogue the master also outlines the three main types of men, namely the animal, rational and divine. This, and other topics such as the nature of Christ, and how one can find God inside oneself, are all discussed in this dialogue.

The life of Juan de los Angeles is discussed here, beginning with his birth and focusing mainly on his life in the Franciscan order, his work with the church of San Diego de Sevilla, and his devotion to the Empress. Friar Juan also wrote numerous books on the spiritual life which are discussed briefly in this article. His life, which was a difficult one, was also a means for Friar Juan to discuss the concepts and objectives of life as a balance of the active and contemplative vocation. The article concludes with a dialogue between the Friar and Master regarding the “interior or centered life of the soul”.