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Koliva: Definition and the Miracle of Saint Theodor Tyron – Photo Journal with Koliva

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  • Baptism, Tonsure, and Funerals
  • Gluttony and Fasting
  • Miracles
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  • Victory over death
Mar 06 2020
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Koliva: Definition Koliva is a dish, consisting of boiled wheat that is used liturgically in the Eastern Orthodox Church for commemorations of the dead.

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What is true fasting

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  • Repentance
  • Saint Basil the Great
  • Saint Isaac the Syrian
  • Saint Tikhon of Zadonsk
Mar 05 2020
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True fasting lies in rejecting evil, holding one’s tongue, suppressing one’s hatred and banishing one’s lust, evil words, lying and betrayal of vows.

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Jesus does not want the sinner’s death but to return and be alive. – Photo journal from the Chapel of the Holy Unmercenary Healers

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  • Anger, Meekness, Simplicity and Innocence
  • Avarice (Love of Money) and Self-Imposed Poverty
  • Discernment, Experience and Enlightenment
  • Gluttony and Fasting
  • Insensibility (Death of soul)
  • Love
  • Obedience
  • Prayer
  • Victory over death
Mar 04 2020
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In any society there are richer people and poorer people. People who find a job, people who can’t find a job for a variety of reasons. All of this God has left on earth in order to need each other and to learn to love one another and not to judge too much why. In any case, Jesus does not want the sinner’s death but to return and be alive.

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Great Lent: Why Does It Hold Forty Days?

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  • Gluttony and Fasting
  • Informational
  • Joy, mourning and joy filled mourning
  • Motivation, toil, diligence and laziness
  • Repentance
Mar 01 2020
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Many wonder why Great Lent holds forty days. To be very accurate, Great Lent does not last forty days but thirty-six days. However, people generally think it holds forty days.

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We forget that the Last Judgement is based on mercy

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  • Avarice (Love of Money) and Self-Imposed Poverty
  • Faith, Anxiety, Uncertainty and Cowardice
  • Gluttony and Fasting
  • Insensibility (Death of soul)
  • Joy, mourning and joy filled mourning
  • Love
  • Remembrance of death
  • Renunciation of the world
  • Repentance
  • Saint John of Kronstadt
  • Saint Seraphim of Sarov
  • Victory over death
Feb 28 2020
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One should not think about the doings of God when one’s stomach is full; on a full stomach there can be no vision of the Divine mysteries.

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About sickness, demons and fasting

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  • Despair and Discouragement
  • Faith, Anxiety, Uncertainty and Cowardice
  • Gluttony and Fasting
  • Obedience
  • Patience, trials and peaceful living
  • Saint John the Prophet from Gaza
  • Sleep and vigil
Feb 27 2020
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The disciple’s question Father, I suffer terribly from rheumatism, and I am afraid that it is from demons. Tell me if this is so. What is it, then, that I see in dreams, on the wall, some wild beasts? I am very upset because I cannot fast and I am forced to eat a lot. What should I do? The answer of the Elder

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Resist the devil – a photo journal from a Holy Water service

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  • Baptism, Tonsure, and Funerals
  • Despair and Discouragement
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  • Dispassion
  • Faith, Anxiety, Uncertainty and Cowardice
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  • Informational
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  • Prayer
  • Tradition, learning and education
  • Vices and virtues
Feb 19 2020
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A complete guide on how to resist the devil, especially if you are under demonic attacks and there is a danger of demonization is outlined below. We must be always aware of this danger and must take the precautionary measures, especially if we have grave sins or we are targets of concentrated demonic attacks because of Spells or curses cast against us.

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Why the prodigal son fed pigs?

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  • Elder Joseph of Vatopaidi
  • Gluttony and Fasting
  • Informational
  • Insensibility (Death of soul)
  • New Testament
  • Passion, purity and chastity
Feb 17 2020
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There was a man who had two sons. The younger one said to his father, “Father, give me my share of the estate.” So, the father divided his property between them. Not long after that, the younger son got together all he had, set off for a distant country and, there, squandered his wealth in wild living. After he had spent everything, there was a severe famine in that whole country, and he began to be in need. So, he went and hired himself out to a citizen of that country, who sent him to his fields to feed pigs. […]

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The eight evil thoughts – Photo Journal from the feast of Saint Ephraim the Syrian (Audio)

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  • Anger, Meekness, Simplicity and Innocence
  • Avarice (Love of Money) and Self-Imposed Poverty
  • Gluttony and Fasting
  • Humility, pride and unclean thoughts
  • Joy, mourning and joy filled mourning
  • Justice, lying and patience in injustices
  • Motivation, toil, diligence and laziness
  • Passion, purity and chastity
  • Patience, trials and peaceful living
  • Saint Ephraim the Syrian
  • Vices and virtues
Feb 10 2020
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Know that there are eight evil thoughts that bring about all that is vile: those of sensuality, lechery, love of money, anger, inappropriate grief, despondency, vainglory and pride. All these wage warfare against every person.

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Avarice: A Lack of Faith

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  • Despair and Discouragement
  • Faith, Anxiety, Uncertainty and Cowardice
  • father Dumitru Staniloae
  • Gluttony and Fasting
  • Love
  • Remembrance of death
  • Renunciation of the world
  • Saint John of the Ladder
Feb 08 2020
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Avarice (“the love of money”) is the worship of idols, the daughter of unbelief, a lying excuse for illness, a foreboder of old age, a harbinger of drought, and a herald of hunger. The lover of money sneers at the Gospel and is a willful transgressor. He who has attained love scatters his money. But he who says that he lives for love and for money has deceived himself.

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Self love is the cause of all impassioned thoughts

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  • Avarice (Love of Money) and Self-Imposed Poverty
  • Discernment, Experience and Enlightenment
  • Dispassion
  • Gluttony and Fasting
  • Humility, pride and unclean thoughts
  • Passion, purity and chastity
  • Repentance
  • Saint Maximos the Confessor
  • Vices and virtues
Jan 31 2020
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Self love, as has often been said, is the cause of all impassioned thoughts. For from it are produced the three principal thoughts of desire; those of gluttony, avarice and self-esteem. From gluttony is born the thought of unchastity; from avarice, the thought of greed; from self-esteem, the thought of pride.

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The woodcutter – A photo journal from the woods

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  • Faith, Anxiety, Uncertainty and Cowardice
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  • Humility, pride and unclean thoughts
  • Love
  • Miracles
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  • Prayer
  • Renunciation of the world
Jan 15 2020
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In a metropolis in Northern Greece, there’d been no rain for some time. It was a terrible drought and, due to the situation, the local metropolitan and clergy began to pray for rain.

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Saint Joseph the Hesychast was anti-medicines then later opened up to them

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  • Gluttony and Fasting
  • Humility, pride and unclean thoughts
  • Love
  • Patience, trials and peaceful living
  • Renunciation of the world
  • Saint Joseph the Hesychast
  • Sleep and vigil
  • Victory over death
Jan 08 2020
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My child, I hope you are well. Just recently, I got somewhat better too. This is how my life has passed, with pain and illnesses. Now I have approached death once again for your sake. I said, “Let me die, only let my spiritual children live.” And I didn’t eat at all.

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How to balance providing for one’s family and charity?

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  • Avarice (Love of Money) and Self-Imposed Poverty
  • Faith, Anxiety, Uncertainty and Cowardice
  • Gluttony and Fasting
  • Insensibility (Death of soul)
  • Love
Dec 16 2019
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Like most things, it’s not the outward actions and situation that matter most, it’s our inner state.

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Saint Mark the Ascetic: The greatest passions

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  • Gluttony and Fasting
  • Humility, pride and unclean thoughts
  • Passion, purity and chastity
  • Repentance
  • Sleep and vigil
  • Vices and virtues
Dec 10 2019
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All vice is caused by self-esteem and sensual pleasure; you cannot overcome passion without hating them.

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Tips and tricks about fasting

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  • Anger, Meekness, Simplicity and Innocence
  • Gluttony and Fasting
  • Joy, mourning and joy filled mourning
  • Love
  • Patience, trials and peaceful living
Dec 06 2019
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Do you fast? Then feed the hungry, give drink to the thirsty, visit the sick, do not forget the imprisoned, have pity on the tortured, comfort those who grieve and who weep, be merciful, humble, kind, calm, patient, sympathetic, forgiving, reverent, truthful and pious, so that God might accept your fasting and might plentifully grant you the fruits of repentance.

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Saint John of the Ladder on sleep, prayer, and psalm-singing in church

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  • Gluttony and Fasting
  • Prayer
  • Sleep and vigil
Nov 30 2019
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Sleep is a particular state of nature, an image of death, inactivity of the senses. Sleep is one, but, like desire, its sources and occasions are many: that is to say, it comes from nature, from food, from demons, or perhaps, sometimes, from extreme and prolonged fasting, through which the flesh is weakened and at last longs for the consolation of sleep.

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Saint Mark the Ascetic: Every vice leads in the end to forbidden pleasure and every virtue to blessing

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  • Discernment, Experience and Enlightenment
  • Faith, Anxiety, Uncertainty and Cowardice
  • Gluttony and Fasting
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  • Love
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  • Patience, trials and peaceful living
  • Prayer
  • Remembrance of wrongs
  • Repentance
Nov 28 2019
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God is the source of every virtue, as the sun is of daylight. So, when you have done something good, remember the words ‘without Me you can do nothing’ (John 15:5).

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Beware the life of ease

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  • Renunciation of the world
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Nov 23 2019
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Wait a minute! Is it not possible, they say, to enjoy ease both here and hereafter?

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The golden rule of fasting

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  • Discernment, Experience and Enlightenment
  • Dispassion
  • Gluttony and Fasting
  • Passion, purity and chastity
Nov 20 2019
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They also found that the eating of greens or pulse did not agree with everyone, and that not everyone could live on dry bread. One man, they said, could eat two pounds of dry bread and still be hungry, while another might eat a pound, or only six ounces, and be satisfied.

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The illusion of wealth

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  • Humility, pride and unclean thoughts
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Nov 18 2019
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But wealth, someone may say, bring honor to those who possess them, and give them the power to take vengeance on their enemies easily.

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God: The physician is not to be praised only when he leads the patient into gardens and meadows

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  • Faith, Anxiety, Uncertainty and Cowardice
  • Gluttony and Fasting
  • Renunciation of the world
  • Sleep and vigil
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  • Victory over death
Nov 01 2019
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The physician is not to be praised only when he leads the patient into gardens and meadows, or baths and pools of water, or when he sets a well-furnished table before him.

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The vanity and vainglory – our restless enemies

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  • Avarice (Love of Money) and Self-Imposed Poverty
  • Dispassion
  • Gluttony and Fasting
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Oct 14 2019
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All vices grow feeble when conquered, and when beaten are day by day made weaker, and lessen and subside both in place and time—or at any rate, as they are unlike the opposite virtues, are more easily shunned and avoided.

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Orthodox survival guide – photo journal from a waterfall

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  • Gluttony and Fasting
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Oct 09 2019
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The day-by-day spiritual life of an orthodox layman should be settled between him and his priest, in accordance with the Holy Tradition of the Church. This is the norm and the best way to do so.

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How can we distinguish between a medical illness and a demonic activity? – photo journal from the Exaltation of the Holy True Cross

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  • Informational
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  • Repentance
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Oct 02 2019
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First of all we should mention that our illnesses are a result of Adam’s fall. In paradise there were no illnesses. So, demonic energy is more or less involved in various degrees and because of various causes and for various purposes: to pay off for a particular sin, to stop someone from a wrong path or for one to receive a higher degree of spiritual knowledge etc.

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Addiction treatment

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  • Anger, Meekness, Simplicity and Innocence
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  • Dispassion
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Oct 01 2019
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Any addiction is a bad habit, an illness of the soul, a brain disorder characterized by compulsive engagement in rewarding stimuli, in the causes of sin, despite the adverse consequences.

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Don’t let passion outrun reason

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  • Slander
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Sep 20 2019
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We ought to be careful never to do anything rashly or carelessly, or anything at all for which we cannot give a reasonable ground.

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We see ourselves only in the eyes of the Other – Photo journal from grapes gathering

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  • Anger, Meekness, Simplicity and Innocence
  • Despair and Discouragement
  • Gluttony and Fasting
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  • Justice, lying and patience in injustices
  • Love
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  • Slander
Sep 19 2019
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Few words, much love. To all. No matter who they are because every one of us is ‘sent’, every one of us is created with a purpose, every one of us is unique in his own way.

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The role of courage and of the conscience in the war against the passions

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  • Despair and Discouragement
  • Discernment, Experience and Enlightenment
  • Dispassion
  • Gluttony and Fasting
  • Love
  • Motivation, toil, diligence and laziness
  • Patience, trials and peaceful living
  • Prayer
  • Sleep and vigil
  • Stillness of body and soul (Hesychia)
Sep 06 2019
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There is among the passions an anger of the intellect (mind), and this anger is in accordance with nature – that is courage . Without this anger a person cannot attain purity: we have to feel angry with all that is sown in us by the enemy. When Job felt this anger he reviled his enemies, calling them ‘dishonorable men of no repute, lacking everything good, whom I would not consider fit to live with the dogs that guard my flocks’ (cf. Job 30:1, 4). If we wish to acquire the anger that is in accordance with nature we must […]

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666: What the Holy Fathers say about it?

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  • Avarice (Love of Money) and Self-Imposed Poverty
  • Despair and Discouragement
  • Discernment, Experience and Enlightenment
  • Faith, Anxiety, Uncertainty and Cowardice
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  • Renunciation of the world
  • Sleep and vigil
  • Stillness of body and soul (Hesychia)
  • Tradition, learning and education
  • Victory over death
Aug 20 2019
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There is a lot of anxiety and distress about the famous 666 in some circles, which most of the time (if not always) distracts us from our main aim in life – the salvation of our eternal soul.

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