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On a Summer night in early August, the faint light of a home office lamp glows through a cracked door... | The life of Chiune Sugihara

A voice was heard in Ramah, Rachel, weeping for her children. Handwritten by candlelight on a remote island in Alaska in the 1990’s, this is a video adaptation of the 2nd edition for 2024. The book brings the reader through landscapes of despair, addiction, nihilism and suicide to a place of hope and redemption that is found in "the last true rebellion", that is, taking a stand against the world and all it's emptiness; living a God centered life that leads to inner healing and resurrection.

An account of a normal man, much like anyone of us... In 1916, Archbishop Nikon, a member of the Holy Synod, reprinted this writing in his publication "Trinity Pages" with the following comments: "in regard to this narrative, in due time, we had correspondence with its author, who, after ascertaining its validity, testified that his subject, after relating his experience, entered into a monastery. In view of the fact that nothing in his narrative is in contradiction to the stand of the Church on the mystery of death and the life beyond death, we feel it beneficial to reprint this article as a separate publication." [From the inside cover of the issue of Orthodox Life, from which this is taken] Info and reading from https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbFZCM0hsS0ZJTjh0UUlPUWhBdmxROFhRbGZ2Z3xBQ3Jtc0ttV05jRjBEeXZwVi0xWFlYTW9iWjJjOVdzeHZYdks1UWxiVTQ1Yzl3STlkaXNfRkc0ZGVBNVpNWnV1Vk94VURnMHIwUnhWNXB4d0MyU1FSV0ZkbV9zSktYeXF6Y3VSNWtxaGlqcXg2ZDJzODQ2bEp

A.D.1828; Saint innocent of Alaska visits the remote island of Akun and experiences something otherworldly... Read the journal here: https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbGVZY0VoTkNtRnZlZGNwaDJGd3YtZDFBT2ptZ3xBQ3Jtc0tsWFdzSnhzUTFrd0xFTnk4MWFJUHFDTmE4S2ZabWFNLUFOSWJ3VkVlakFhZTRaRlUzb3B3SHI2blFlb1htb25OTXVBOThQdU45aFgyWkZmWHQzcmFCZEpRbEUxd3dnYjNBejBpQ19HRjVDZGpnZWZ1OA&q=https%3A%2F%2Fstatic1.squarespace.com%2Fstatic%2F5e78f10494c7b26bc99e2fd2%2Ft%2F5e7e209e3ae6d4439b734e7a%2F1585324190896%2F29.The_Angles_of_Akun.pdf&v=DNc8viNpw0k

"...when a person returns to the state in which he was before the fall, animals again approach him without fear.” -St Paisios Excerpts read from the book Saint Paisios of Mount Athos: https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbEt1WXN1SUpVaHlreWczOEU0WUsyOFFtNDdpZ3xBQ3Jtc0ttdFNQUE0yUmJzT0dOUm9rZkt2UnFMT0VaMXlDVkhaSmdCNVBvZG95Yy1UTlBwLTBTQmhrM3hRSWd4Um51dFlaQTJRQm55ZTdPTnlxTmZDUHZNQ1ItOGV2dkREWFNnZ2pQcWtjeUNHdk5PSlFtMk9mcw&q=https%3A%2F%2Fsaintnektariosmonastery.com%2FElder-Paisios-of-Mount-Athos&v=wkgS4QJZses

The final chapters of St John's earthly sojourn and his place in the Kingdom to come...

An account of a normal man, much like anyone of us... In 1916, Archbishop Nikon, a member of the Holy Synod, reprinted this writing in his publication "Trinity Pages" with the following comments: "in regard to this narrative, in due time, we had correspondence with its author, who, after ascertaining its validity, testified that his subject, after relating his experience, entered into a monastery. In view of the fact that nothing in his narrative is in contradiction to the stand of the Church on the mystery of death and the life beyond death, we feel it beneficial to reprint this article as a separate publication." [From the inside cover of the issue of Orthodox Life, from which this is taken] Info and reading from https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbnU5emRVQ3BjdkJITDlSTDZ0eDhuSEQyRGJSZ3xBQ3Jtc0tuMnBwY0dsUTNUMGswUndUVDBCVURkVnRNN1R0cEV4QTNXWXZ3WGlJWXc4bVdZOUlMQll5YVVOb0MtTTZCckRud0RSb25rYjdyOHh5eTI5d0xKNkdxZnJnZFpwVVVMY0F5NUNRbC1KbVdjVm41R29

"Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth." The life and works of Grandfather Dobri Dobrev.

The life of Saint Alexander Schmorell and The White Rose...

Saint Macarius said, 'Walking in the desert one day, I found the skull of a dead man..."

An account of a normal man, much like anyone of us... In 1916, Archbishop Nikon, a member of the Holy Synod, reprinted this writing in his publication "Trinity Pages" with the following comments: "in regard to this narrative, in due time, we had correspondence with its author, who, after ascertaining its validity, testified that his subject, after relating his experience, entered into a monastery. In view of the fact that nothing in his narrative is in contradiction to the stand of the Church on the mystery of death and the life beyond death, we feel it beneficial to reprint this article as a separate publication." [From the inside cover of the issue of Orthodox Life, from which this is taken] Info and reading from https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqa25hSWZ5UFM2ekJfc3VmczRZTzZ0OFk5LVgwZ3xBQ3Jtc0tuYmdVWXQzdnFPeGFUMUhyaEZrYnFDOGY2WGNXY1U0ZFNqaElKX1pSMUdUalFaTXEzVG9XT1NzNTRGeDNX

"God wants people to call me crazy and a fool." -Haralambi

The life of Saint Alexander Schmorell and The White Rose...

A forgetful man visits Saint John Colobos, Saint Macarius is slandered, and barbarians attack Scetis. ___ Scetis, also known as Wadi El Natrun, was an ancient monastic settlement in the Egyptian desert, founded in the 4th century by Saint Macarius the Great, where the earliest monks lived in solitude and prayer.