CHAPTER I WHEREFORE THIS BOOK WAS WRITTEN
CHAPTER II A SHORT REPETITION OF ALL THE HIGHEST TEACHINGS WRITTEN BY THE AUTHOR
CHAPTER IIIOF THE UNION THROUGH MEANS
CHAPTER IVOF THE MEN WHO PRACTISE A FALSE VACANCY
CHAPTER VOF THE UNION WITHOUT MEANS
CHAPTER VIOF HEAVENLY WEAL AND HELLISH WOE
CHAPTER VIISHOWING WHEREFORE ALL GOOD MEN DO NOT ATTAIN TO THE UNMEDIATED UNION WITH GOD
CHAPTER IXOF THE INWARD WORKING OF GOD’S GRACE
CHAPTER XII OF THE HIGHEST UNION, WITHOUT DIFFERENCE OR DISTINCTION
CHAPTER XIIIOF THE THREEFOLD PRAYER OF CHRIST, THAT WE MIGHT BE ONE WITH GOD
Behold, I have said this: that the contemplative lover of God is united with God through means, and also without means, and thirdly, without difference or distinction; and this I find in nature, and in grace, and also in glory. Further I have said that never creature may be or become so holy that it loses its created being and becomes God; even the soul of our Lord Jesus Christ shall ever remain creature, and other than God. Yet, none the less, we must all be lifted up above ourselves into God, and become one spirit with God in love; and then we shall be blessed. And therefore mark my words and my meaning, and understand me aright as to what is the condition and the way to our eternal blessedness.