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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Introduction | |
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| The Kingdom of Heaven (Matthew 13:31-33, 44-46) | |
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| The Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5:1-16) | |
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| Be Ye Therefore Perfect (Matthew 5:38-48) | |
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| Seek Ye First the Kingdom of God (Matthew 6:19-22, 24-33) | |
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| Ask and It Shall Be Given (Matthew 7:7-12) | |
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| I Was Thirsty and You Gave Me Drink (Matthew 25:31-45) | |
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| Take Up Your Cross (Mark 8:34-36) | |
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| Be as a Little Child (Mark 10:13-15) | |
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| More Than All Burnt Offerings and Sacrifices (Mark 12:28-34) | |
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| Ye Must Be Born Again (John 3:5-8) | |
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| The Coming of the Holy Spirit, the Comforter (John 14:15-21, 25-27) | |
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| The Vine (John 15:1-11) | |
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| I in Them and Thou in Me (John 17:1-6, 20-26) | |
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| If You Will Not Know Yourselves (Gospel of Thomas) | |
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| The Sign of the Father (Gospel of Thomas) | |
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| Into a Single One (Gospel of Thomas) | |
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| We Are the Children of God (Romans 8:16-23) | |
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| Be Ye Transformed (Romans 12:19) | |
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| When I Am Weak, Then I Am Strong (II Corinthians 12:2-10) | |
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| The Foolishness of God Is Wiser Than Men (II Corinthians 1:18-29, 3:18-23) | |
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| I Count Not Myself to Have Apprehended (Philippians 3:7-15) | |
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| The Glory of Charity (I Corinthians 13:1-13) | |
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| A New Heaven and a New Earth (Revelation 21:1-6) | |
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| All Eyes, All Light, All Face, All Glory, and All Spirit | |
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| My Sins Are Running Out Behind Me (Sayings of the Desert Fathers) | |
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| To His Last Breath (Sayings of the Desert Fathers) | |
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| Take Care of the Sick (Sayings of the Desert Fathers) | |
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| Why Not Be Utterly Changed into Fire? (Sayings of the Desert Fathers) | |
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| Entering the Dark Cloud | |
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| The Doctrine of Infinite Growth | |
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| Unity in Diversity | |
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| The Radiance of the Divine Darkness | |
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| Entering into Joy | |
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| She Leads Us All to Divine Knowledge | |
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| Healing of My Body and Salvation of My Soul | |
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| An Invocation to the Holy Spirit | |
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| Beyond Nature, Thought, or Conception | |
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| Guard the Heart | |
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| Take the Poor Man In | |
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| A Charitable Heart | |
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| Constant Prayer | |
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| How Best to Say the Jesus Prayer | |
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| And the Faithful Shall Abide with Him | |
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| God's Word Is in All Creation | |
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| To the Virgin | |
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| On the Assumption | |
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| Mary, Star of the Sea | |
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| The Four Degrees of Passionate Clarity | |
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| Lord, Make Me an Instrument of Thy Peace | |
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| The Song of the Sun | |
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| How the Soul through the Senses Finds God in All Creatures | |
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| God Speaks to the Soul | |
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| To Live Out What I Am | |
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| Subject to That Great Power | |
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| Behold My Humility | |
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| Seeing God in and with Darkness | |
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| The Divine Birth | |
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| The Spark and the Ground | |
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| Sermon Nineteen: Surrexit Autem Saulus De Terra Apertisque Oculis Nihil Videbat | |
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| Vision of God | |
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| The Path of Pain | |
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| My Sufferings Are the Door | |
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| How Steadfastly One Must Fight Who Would Attain the Spiritual Prize | |
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| Jesus, Are You Not My Mother? | |
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| Christ the Mother | |
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| Every Sort of Thing Will Be All Right | |
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| The Soul as a Living Mirror | |
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| Deified Souls | |
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| Both Work and Rest, Action and Fruition | |
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| Me in You and You in Me | |
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| The Spiritual Marriage | |
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| Mary and Martha Must Combine | |
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| Dark Night | |
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| The Purification of the Fire | |
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| The Elixir | |
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| The House of God | |
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| The Knot | |
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| I Must Be the Virgin and Give Birth to God | |
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| Dearest and Holiest and Most Beloved Mother | |
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| Mary and the Second Coming of Christ | |
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| The Treasure | |
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| His Work Is Perfect | |
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| To the Christians | |
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| The Divine Image | |
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| Auguries of Innocence | |
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| The Holy Conversation between Saint Seraphim of Sarov and Motovilov | |
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| The Magic of the Name of Jesus (From The Way of a Pilgrim) | |
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| True Christianity | |
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| God's Grandeur | |
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| The Blessed Virgin Compared to the Air We Breathe | |
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| The Little Way | |
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| Love's Vision | |
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| The Cosmic Christ | |
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| A New Identity and a New Mode of Action | |
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| Mary, the First Christian Revolutionary | |
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| The Tradition of Praise | |
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| Being Happy with Him Now | |
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| The New Creation | |
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| Envoi: You Are Christ's Hands | |
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| Sources | |