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eBook: Prayer as Infinite Creation
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Prayer, as Saint Sophrony said, is ‘infinite creation’ because it opens before man infinite paths to eternity. It abolishes the power of the spirit of evil, which is a spirit of destruction and ruin, and attracts the Presence of the creative Holy Spirit. The Paraclete Spirit endlessly enlarges the heart of man. He renders it into a place of charismatic divine Presence and a temple made without hands, where supplication and intercession are offered for the whole world. The hidden energy of prayer is nothing other than the natural momentum that God placed in the soul when He created man in His image and likeness. This momentum is the almighty attraction of all things to the Lord of glory being lifted up on the Cross. It grants the energy that refashions the soul by the grace of repentance. Prayer then becomes a continuous summoning of the world back to the ontological level of divine eternity.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Prologue
Prayer, a Supernatural Endeavour
COMMENTARY ON THE WRITINGS
OF SAINT SILOUAN AND SAINT SOPHRONY
Whosoever Loves God Prays to Him
Spiritual Perfection by the Grace of Prayer
Prayer: co-working with God to become like unto Him
The holy joy of prayer
The diapason of divine love
The prophetic earthquake in prayer
Running to apprehend the One Who has apprehended us
The man of prayer and his spiritual constitution
The transformer of love
The word of God − well-spring of inspiration
God’s bounty is incomparable with the devices of men
Pure prayer
The wings of prayer
Prayer, the converse and union of God and man
Aributes of prayer
Wavering in the struggle for perfection
Prayer and the environment, visible and invisible
Healing and Unifying our Nature in Fervent Prayer
Revealing the division of our spirit
Repentance and regeneration
Surrender to the gift of God
Christ, a model for imitation in every situation
The ‘right’ of self-love, the beginning of death
Self-reproach, the beginning of the Lord’s way
Hypostatic prayer for the whole world
Rejoice with them that do rejoice, and weep with them that weep
The present: the precious time of salvation
The supernatural and paradoxical life of the man of God
The vision of God deadens and quickens to life
The creation of the sons of God
For many are called, and few are chosen
The faithfulness of God’s friends
The narrow road
The commandments are hard because God has a great purpose for us
Gratitude for the spiritual instruction of our Fathers
Repentance for a lapse in spiritual vision
With true repentance even a fall can become an occasion for greater grace and stability
In the deep heart, man possesses his nature
Prayer, the Wealth of Spiritual Life
Foundations of prayer
The chastisement of God as the shame of prayer
Prayer as a ‘rod and staf’ on the path of the Cross
Prayer as a training for eternity
The knowledge of God through prayer and love
The breadth of the love and knowledge of Christ
BASIC ANTHROPOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES
Man, the Author of his Likeness to Christ
The Fiftieth Psalm: A Cry of Repentance
The Jesus Prayer
Epilogue: ‘God is with us’
INDEX OF SCRIPTUAL REFERENCES
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Author | Archimandrite Zacharias Zacharou |
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Language | English |
Format | eBook |
Publisher | Stavropegic Monastery of St John the Baptist |
Edition | 1st edition |
Publication Year | Reprinted 2024 |
ISBN | 978-1-915687-02-9 |
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