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Saint Joseph the Hesychast – Photo Journal with his Life

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  • Anger, Meekness, Simplicity and Innocence
  • Dispassion
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  • Joy, mourning and joy filled mourning
  • Motivation, toil, diligence and laziness
  • Obedience
  • Patience, trials and peaceful living
  • Prayer
  • Renunciation of the world
  • Saint Joseph the Hesychast
  • Victory over death
Mar 12 2020
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How did Saint Joseph the Hesychast live his life and reach holiness? Read a fragment from one of his letters:

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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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  • 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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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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How to Behave toward One’s wife

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  • Anger, Meekness, Simplicity and Innocence
  • Elder Joseph of Vatopaidi
  • Love
  • Patience, trials and peaceful living
  • Tradition, learning and education
Feb 18 2020
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Often, husbands come and ask us how to behave toward their wives. Of course, this topic is, in the last analysis, a personal theme between you and your spiritual father (priest) but some general problems can be explained which, if resolved, we could avoid a lot of quarrels. The wife must know that she is loved The wife needs to be assured by first hand that she is loved dearly and for this she needs concrete evidence. When was the last time you told her you loved her? No, it is not enough for her to “guess”. You have to […]

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

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  • 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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Saint Mark the Ascetic: self-justification and humility exclude one another

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  • Discernment, Experience and Enlightenment
  • Dispassion
  • Humility, pride and unclean thoughts
  • Obedience
  • Patience, trials and peaceful living
  • Repentance
  • Saint Mark the Ascetic
Jan 20 2020
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He who secretly mingles his own wishes with obedience is an adulterer, as the Book of Proverbs indicates (cf. Prov. 6:32-33); and because of his stupidity he suffers pain and dishonor.

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Distinguishing the work of grace and the work of deception – photo journal from the New Year

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  • Diadochos of Photiki
  • Discernment, Experience and Enlightenment
  • Love
  • Passion, purity and chastity
  • Patience, trials and peaceful living
  • Prayer
  • Saint Gregory the Sinaite
  • Saint Mark the Ascetic
  • Saint Thalassios the Libyan
  • Vices and virtues
Jan 14 2020
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In every beginner, there is a twofold work, committed in the heart in a double but unmixed way: one work is of grace and the other work is of the deception of demons. Yet still, we can divide the twofold work into three, if we also consider the body—thus, there is a triple warmth of this energy which burns in people: one of grace, a second of deception or sin, and a third of a surplus of blood, from natural causes—of which, this latter can be quenched and brought to order through measured restraint and abstinence. Work of grace First, […]

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The irrationality of war

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  • Anger, Meekness, Simplicity and Innocence
  • Humility, pride and unclean thoughts
  • Love
  • Remembrance of death
  • Renunciation of the world
Jan 13 2020
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Someone which isn’t warmed by the love of others, will start a fire around him in order to warm himself. This is the irrationality of war in a society without God.

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About Irrational Anger and Lust

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  • Love
  • Passion, purity and chastity
  • Remembrance of death
  • Saint Gregory the Sinaite
  • Vices and virtues
  • Victory over death
Jan 04 2020
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The soul, being created rational and understandable by the life-giving breath of God, was not created at once with irrational anger and lust, but with the power of desire and, along with that, with the force of love.

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A Christmas gift – Photo journal from Bethlehem

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  • Anger, Meekness, Simplicity and Innocence
  • Despair and Discouragement
  • Dispassion
  • Insensibility (Death of soul)
  • Joy, mourning and joy filled mourning
  • Love
  • Miracles
  • Prayer
  • Renunciation of the world
  • Vices and virtues
  • Victory over death
Dec 18 2019
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The greatest gift God has made to people is the possibility of union with Him. This gift has become concrete through the incarnation of God, through the birth of Jesus Christ.

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Tips and tricks about fasting

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  • Gluttony and Fasting
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  • 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 Nicholas’ user guide on how to protect our houses – Photo Journal from his chapel

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  • Avarice (Love of Money) and Self-Imposed Poverty
  • Faith, Anxiety, Uncertainty and Cowardice
  • Joy, mourning and joy filled mourning
  • Justice, lying and patience in injustices
  • Love
  • Miracles
  • Obedience
  • Patience, trials and peaceful living
  • Prayer
  • Renunciation of the world
  • Repentance
  • Victory over death
Dec 04 2019
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Someone asked me if he could use a gun to protect his house. Well… I don’t know about guns. But I know about locks to protect the houses: A very old hermit monk here had a kelli dedicated to Saint Nicholas. Even though he was alone in the wilderness, he not only didn’t have a lock at his cell, but he left the door largely open even if he went some distance away (Karyes, a monastery etc.). In the many years he behaved like this, no unfortunate accident occurred. This went on for years till once a group of pilgrims […]

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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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  • Anger, Meekness, Simplicity and Innocence
  • Discernment, Experience and Enlightenment
  • Faith, Anxiety, Uncertainty and Cowardice
  • Gluttony and Fasting
  • Humility, pride and unclean thoughts
  • Love
  • Motivation, toil, diligence and laziness
  • Passion, purity and chastity
  • 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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Aggressive behavior management

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  • Anger, Meekness, Simplicity and Innocence
  • Despair and Discouragement
  • Faith, Anxiety, Uncertainty and Cowardice
  • Love
  • Patience, trials and peaceful living
  • Renunciation of the world
Nov 22 2019
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Many today are wondering how to behave in the case of aggressive behavior, starting with those at school or playing between children ending with aggression at national level.

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Anger blinds the soul’s eyes

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  • Anger, Meekness, Simplicity and Innocence
  • Repentance
  • Vices and virtues
Nov 15 2019
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No matter what provokes it, anger blinds the soul’s eyes, preventing it from seeing the Sun of righteousness.

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How to behave in communities, corporations

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  • Discernment, Experience and Enlightenment
  • Justice, lying and patience in injustices
  • Love
  • Patience, trials and peaceful living
  • Remembrance of wrongs
  • Vices and virtues
Oct 28 2019
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When you dispute a problem with someone, remember that it isn’t you and the problem against the other but you and the other against the problem.

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How can God exist when the universe seem so cruel and unjust?

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  • Discernment, Experience and Enlightenment
  • Humility, pride and unclean thoughts
  • Remembrance of death
  • Renunciation of the world
  • Victory over death
Oct 26 2019
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My argument against the existence of God was that the universe seemed so cruel and unjust. But how had I got this idea of just and unjust?

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The warrior is not someone who fights

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  • Faith, Anxiety, Uncertainty and Cowardice
  • Love
  • Motivation, toil, diligence and laziness
  • Remembrance of death
  • Tradition, learning and education
Oct 19 2019
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The warrior is not someone who fights, For no one has the right to take another life.

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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
  • Humility, pride and unclean thoughts
  • Insensibility (Death of soul)
  • Motivation, toil, diligence and laziness
  • Obedience
  • Passion, purity and chastity
  • Patience, trials and peaceful living
  • Remembrance of death
  • Vices and virtues
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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Avoid the negative people but do not judge them

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  • Despair and Discouragement
  • Discernment, Experience and Enlightenment
  • Humility, pride and unclean thoughts
  • Justice, lying and patience in injustices
  • Motivation, toil, diligence and laziness
  • Obedience
  • Patience, trials and peaceful living
  • Slander
Oct 07 2019
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When we focus on good, good grows. When we focus on bad, bad grows.

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Addiction treatment

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  • Despair and Discouragement
  • Dispassion
  • Faith, Anxiety, Uncertainty and Cowardice
  • Gluttony and Fasting
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  • Obedience
  • Passion, purity and chastity
  • Patience, trials and peaceful living
  • Repentance
  • Sleep and vigil
  • Vices and virtues
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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Be not overcome of evil, but overcome evil with good

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  • Patience, trials and peaceful living
  • Prayer
  • Renunciation of the world
  • Repentance
Sep 30 2019
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After giving the wronged person the good advice, Saint Paul goes on to give him advice of a higher tone, telling him not to be overcome with evil but overcome evil with good. For he knew that even if the enemy was a brute he would not go on being an enemy once he was fed.

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Saint Paisios the Athonite on spiritual warfare

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  • Humility, pride and unclean thoughts
  • Obedience
  • Passion, purity and chastity
  • Repentance
Sep 28 2019
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Don’t set any store by your thoughts, whether they tell you’re terrible, or when they tell you that you’re a saint.

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Death: Lack of comprehension

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  • Anger, Meekness, Simplicity and Innocence
  • Despair and Discouragement
  • Humility, pride and unclean thoughts
  • Insensibility (Death of soul)
  • Justice, lying and patience in injustices
  • Love
  • Obedience
  • Patience, trials and peaceful living
  • Remembrance of death
  • Remembrance of wrongs
  • Repentance
  • Slander
  • Vices and virtues
  • Victory over death
Sep 24 2019
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God made us in His image and likeness—that is, just a single created god—a single Human in many persons of two kinds (man and woman), as He is a single God in three persons. God created a giant mind, a created god, in which all persons would cooperate flawlessly through their minds in real time to accomplish the same goal, even if each person would keep his specificity.

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We must sacrifice our bodies

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  • Avarice (Love of Money) and Self-Imposed Poverty
  • Motivation, toil, diligence and laziness
  • Obedience
  • Remembrance of wrongs
  • Repentance
  • Slander
  • Vices and virtues
Sep 23 2019
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Saint Paul says “I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that you present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service.”

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How can we finally rest

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  • Avarice (Love of Money) and Self-Imposed Poverty
  • Dispassion
  • Patience, trials and peaceful living
  • Prayer
  • Remembrance of death
  • Renunciation of the world
  • Sleep and vigil
  • Stillness of body and soul (Hesychia)
Sep 21 2019
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So he who desires to come to the rest of the Lord and not be defeated by the evil one, lovingly withdraws from people in all things, so as not to criticize them or praise or justify, or bless another or to upset someone else in any respect, or to observe his downfall, and to leave no needle of enmity in his heart against him, and to submit to those who are demented.

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Don’t let passion outrun reason

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  • Avarice (Love of Money) and Self-Imposed Poverty
  • Despair and Discouragement
  • Dispassion
  • Gluttony and Fasting
  • Motivation, toil, diligence and laziness
  • Obedience
  • Passion, purity and chastity
  • Slander
  • Sleep and vigil
  • Vices and virtues
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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  • Gluttony and Fasting
  • Humility, pride and unclean thoughts
  • Justice, lying and patience in injustices
  • Love
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  • Obedience
  • Patience, trials and peaceful living
  • Repentance
  • 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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Why we should rejoice always?

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  • Despair and Discouragement
  • Faith, Anxiety, Uncertainty and Cowardice
  • Joy, mourning and joy filled mourning
  • Motivation, toil, diligence and laziness
  • Patience, trials and peaceful living
  • Renunciation of the world
  • Victory over death
Sep 17 2019
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We who are given the fullness of true Christianity are obliged to be working on ourselves, to be watching the signs of the times, and to be extremely joyful, as St. Paul is constantly saying: ‘Rejoice in the Lord always, and again I say: Rejoice!’ (Phil. 4:4). We rejoice because we have something which all the death and corruption of this world cannot take away, that is, the eternal Kingdom of Jesus Christ.

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