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Eckhart mester
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A Teremtés könyvének magyarázata
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Válogatott prédikációk
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Beszédek
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A nemes ember kereszténysége
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“Paul rose from the ground and with open eyes saw nothing" (Acts 9.9) I think this text has a fourfold sense. One is that when he rose up from the ground with open eyes he saw Nothing, and the Nothing was God: for when he saw God he calls that Nothing. The second: when he got up he saw nothing but God. The third: in all things he saw nothing but God. The fourth: when he saw God, he saw all things as nothing.”
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“is truth? The Truth is a such noble thing that if God were able to turn away from truth, I would cling to truth and let God go; for God is truth, and all that is in time, and that God created, is not truth.”
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“Since it is God's nature not to be like anyone, we have to come to the state of being nothing in order to enter in the same nature that he is. So, when I am able to establish myself in Nothing and Nothing in myself, uprooting and casting what is in me, then I can pass into naked being of God, which is the naked being of spirit.
And then, if the child is born in me, the sight of my father and all my friends slain before my eyes would leave my heart untouched. For if my heart were moved thereby, the child would not have been born in me, though its birth might be near.”
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And then, if the child is born in me, the sight of my father and all my friends slain before my eyes would leave my heart untouched. For if my heart were moved thereby, the child would not have been born in me, though its birth might be near.”
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