Selections from the Works of Meister Eckharthttp://www.geocities.com/athens/acropolis/5164/eckhart.htmSelections From Works Attributed to Meister Eckhart* Tractates Signs of the True Ground Spiritual Poverty The Drowning The Soul's Rage The Beatific Vision St John Says, 'I Saw the Word in God' Sermons and Collations This is Meister Eckhart from Whom God Hid Nothing This is Another Sermon The Emanation and Return The Soul St Dionysius Speaks of Three Kinds of Light Boethius Says: He Who Wants to See True Poverty The Feast of the Virgin I Have Chosen You Whosoever Would Come After Me In Principio Erat Verbum I Know a Man in Christ The Eternal Birth The Angel Gabriel was Sent There Comes Forth a Rod out of the Root of Jesse God-Parents and God-Children The Divine Being St John Saw in a Vision Contemplations, Hints and Promises This is a Sermon about the Lord's Body The Sixth Beatitude From Him and Through Him and In Him What Manner of Child Shall This Be? There is One Power in the Soul The Image in the Soul The Speculative Intellect The Feast of the Martyrs Rejoice in the Lord The Crossing Man Has to Seek God in Error and Forgetfulness Meister Eckhart's Last Word to His Friends Back to the Religious Philosophy Page*The works on this page are taken from the following book:Meister Eckhart by Franz Pfeiffer. Trans. C. De B. Evans. John M. Watkins, London, 1924. A note on this edition of Meister Eckhart's works. It is a non-critical collection of works which Franz Pfeiffer put together as attributed to Meister Eckhart, and some of the works within are suspected as to not being authentic. Nonetheless, they are within the spectrum of "Eckhartian" thought, and can still be a source to give others an idea about the thought and work of Meister Eckhart, even those which are not own writings. Meister Eckhart's Sermons, for example, tend to come to us from people who listened to them, and not from his own hand, and so it becomes even harder to distinguish between authentic and inauthentic sermons than from tractates and other works attributed to Meister Eckhart. Sometime, I will probably mark the works which are most likely to be authentic, when I have examined the most critical research on the topic.