Albert-On Cleaving to God

1 - On the highest and supreme perfection of man, in so far as it is possible in this life
2 - How one can cling to and seek Christ alone, disdaining everything else
3 - What the perfection of man consists of in this life
4 - How man's activity should be purely in the intellect and not in the senses
5 - On purity of heart which is to be sought above all things
6 - That the devout man should cleave to God with naked understanding and will
7 - How the heart should be gathered within itself
8 - How a religious man should commit himself to God in all circumstances whatsoever
9 - How much the contemplation of God is to be preferred to all other exercises
10 - That one should not be concerned about feeling tangible devotion so much as about cleaving to God with one's will
11 - How one should resist temptations and bear trials
12 - How powerful the love of God is
13 - The nature and value of prayer, and how the heart should be recollected within itself
14 - That we should seek the verdict of our conscience in every decision
15 - How contempt of himself can be produced in a man, and how useful it is
16 - How God's Providence includes everything