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Philokalia

One of the most known literary sources on Hesychasm is Philokalia; it contains statements of many Christian monks who lived on the Earth during the first centuries of the existence of Christianity. Their words reflect their personal spiritual search: doubts, despair of failures, description of successes, advice to others. Many of them contributed a lot to development of the ideas of Hesychasm.
 

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Hesychasm
 

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Some Main Ideas from Philokalia
 

 

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