| Summary: | Lives, trajectories, frustrations, discoveries and verifications. These are some of the several sensations perceived when we research the daily writing. These narratives cannot been read as truth because we can feel the fictional intention in some of the autobiographical writings. Some of them were written during times of suffering, that’s why these reading bring to light some unspoken ghosts and pains, spread into the paper through a desperate writing. This situation tends to get worse when God himself participates in this dialogue, as we can read in the mystical diaries of some saints. In this paper, we want to deal with these questions looking inside Santa Teresa de los Andes Intimate Diary, a Chilean carmelite nun, canonized by Pope John Paul II in 1993. Teresa left an interesting personal archive compound of letters, notes and the most important – her Spiritual Diary. Published in Brazil only in 2000, we are going to use this publication in order to do our study theoretic conclusions. <br />
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