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Mount Athos : the highest place on earth ; translated by Caroline Makropoulos
Δημοσίευση: Αθήνα : Εν πλω, 2007Περιγραφή: 153 σ. ; 21 εκ.ISBN: 978-960-6719-17-2.Dewey: 938947Σημείωση περιεχομένων: Contents -- Thoughts of the Translator 9 Introduction - 'The Mount which God Desired for His Abode': A Place of Universal Coordinates and Heavenly Bearings 13 PART ONE THE VISIBLE ATHOS Chapter 1 - Childhood Vision 19 Chapter 2 - Between Dream and Fantasy 23 Chapter 3 - A Night at Karyes 31 Chapter 4 - At Fr Paisios's Hut 39 Chapter 5 - Stavronikita Monastery and the Feast-day of Iviron Monastery 53 Chapter 6 - Katounakia and the Danielaioi Brotherhood 61 Chapter 7 - Karoulia: View of the Invisible 65 Chapter 8 - At Fr Ephraim's Hut 75 Chapter 9 - Sketes - the Fragrance of Holy Relics - Return to the World 83 PART TWO THE INVISIBLE ATHOS Chapter 1 - The Life and Dormition of the 'Immortal Ones' 95 Chapter 2 - The Desert of Mount Athos 107 Chapter 3 - God Has Chosen the Foolish Things of the World 115 Chapter 4 - The Meeting with God through Transcendental Risks 121 Chapter 5 - Treading on Untrodden Ground: The Rule of the Avaton 133 Chapter 6 - Comparing Yesterday with Today 141 Περίληψη: Περιγραφή "Mount Athos, or the Holy Mountain. Its name contains two words: the word mountain-something you can climb with your feet, and the word holy- which you may 'ascend' through your prayer. On the mountain you discover peaks. On the inner ascent caves are revealed to you. The caves of the mountain conceal much more than its summit reveals: for the caverns are hidden, while the peaks can be seen. Here you could hear the things that cannot be told and see the things that cannot be seen. Every hermitage is like a deep well. Physicists tell us that from the bottom of a well you can see the stars at midday. The walls of the well absorb the sunbeams reflected upon them, and the hermitage absorbs every sound, image or worldly care, allowing the ascetic to hear, see and think clearly without being distracted..." What exactly is an ascetic and what on earth is asceticism, or monasticism, for that matter? What does a saint look like and what does he do and say? Can the human person go beyond what is humanly possible? Can the irrationality or the non-reason of the fool be greater and more rational than human reason? All these questions, and more, are the signposts by which the author follows his spiritual quest as he walks the paths of Athos, treading the inner way of the spirit, climbing to the highest place on earth....Βιβλιογραφία: Περιέχει βιβλιογραφικές αναφορές.Θέμα - Γεωγραφικό Όνομα: Αγιο Ορος, Περιγραφή και ταξίδια| Εικόνα εξωφύλλου | Τύπος τεκμηρίου | Τρέχουσα βιβλιοθήκη | Ταξιθετικός αριθμός | Αριθμός αντιτύπου | Κατάσταση | Ημερομηνία λήξης | Barcode | |
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