Introduction
Book of Divine Consolation
Preface

I. The first principles

What the virtues show
Why sorrow exists
If I loved More

II. Thirty sources of joy

There is no unlimited suffering
Do not despise the worst
A healthy addiction
What decides our life?
The will of a good person
How do I get when I don't get
How do I win by losing
I don't have to be perfect
The most important thing
The comforting loss
A sure promise
Empty that you may be filled
Return
The useless repentance
The opportunity
Giving and lending
Why am I angry?
A joy that is not hindered
The inner work
The birth
A rare knowledge
A sign
Self-sufficiency
Defying the limits
One to One
The natural law
Who needs to suffer
A reason for joy
Seven lessons
Precious patience
When God is with me
The pleasant suffering
Divine sympathy
Mutual support
Divine filter
God my pain
I am ready for all sorrow
Suffering does not mean sin

III. What do the wise teach?

David
He who prayed correctly
He who did not want to pray
The sick heart
Socrates
Seven children and their mother
Let us not disgrace ourselves
Let the one who understands understand
Everyone needs the truth