hesychastic การใช้

• Hesychastic practice involves acquiring an inner focus and blocking of the physical senses.
• Comparisons have been made between the Hesychastic centres of prayer and the position of the chakras.
• It affirmed the hesychastic theology of St . Gregory Palamas and condemned the philosopher Barlaam of Calabria.
• Theodosius founded the Kilifarevo Monastery near Tarnovo, which became the new Hesychastic and literary centre of the country.
• His reply to the hesychasts upon his excommunication under Patriarch Philotheos Kokkinos is a classic Roman Catholic opposition against hesychastic Orthodoxy.
• The Hesychastic ( 14th century Greek sect of Christianity ) monastery typikon functions as a place of prayer, a holy hesychasterion.
• His efforts contributed to a dynamic renewal of hesychastic monastic life in 18th century Orthodoxy, and on into the present era.
• The " hesychastic " trope required a slow, but smooth rhythm, which used simple and rather equal time proportions.
• Hesychastic intellectuals maintained regular connections with each other regardless of their nationalities, which significantly affected the cultural and religious exchange in the Balkans.
• St . Gregory of Sinai is generally considered by most to be the founder of the hesychastic approach to prayer in early 14th century.
• All biographers agree that at Valaam, Herman studied under Abbot Nazarius, previously of Sarov Monastery, who was influenced by the hesychastic tradition of Paisius Velichkovsky.
• In his anti-hesychastic works Barlaam held that knowledge of worldly wisdom was necessary for the perfection of the monks and denied the possibility of the vision of the divine life.
• Following Basil's advice, he decided to move away from the strict solitary life, and became a renowned leader of a Hesychastic skete, formed of Romanian and Slavonic disciples.
• In the year 2000, he received the award " Archbishop Gabriel " for the most successful translation in spiritual literature for the book " Hesychastic Testimonies ", given by the Macedonian Association of Literary Translators.
• The monastery was founded in 1993 and is dedicated to St . Paisius Velichkovsky, who dedicated his life to collecting and translating the texts of the Philokalia as a means of preserving the teachings of the Holy Fathers on the hesychastic way of life.
• With another monk, Ignatius Xanthopoulos, Callistus composed the important " Century ", a tract of 100 sections on the ascetical practices of the Hesychastic monks; it was incorporated in the " Philokalia " of Nicodemus the Hagiorite and had a great influence on Orthodox spirituality.
• With the support of his younger brother Prochoros, Demetrios opposed as Aristotelian logic to hesychasm ( sometimes claimed by Latin critics to be rooted in Platonism ), the Kydones brothers accused Palamas of promoting pantheism or polytheism, only to be condemned themselves by three successive synods that concurred with Palamas'theology and affirmed hesychastic practice.
• Barlaam's views-that we cannot really know Who the Holy Spirit is exactly ( an outgrowth of which is agnosticism ), that the ancient Greek philosophers are superior to the Prophets and the Apostles ( since reason is above the vision of the Apostles ), that the light of the Transfiguration is something which is created and can be undone, that the hesychastic way of life ( i . e . the purification of the heart and the unceasing noetic prayer ) is not essential-are views which express a supra-scholastic and, subsequently, a secularised point of view of theology.
• Slonimsky's definition of "'sesquipedelian macropolysyllabification "'is : " Quaquaversal lucubration about pervicacious torosity and diverticular prosiliency in diatonic formication and chromatic papulation, engendering carotic carmination and decubital nyctalopia, causing borborygmic susurration, teratological urticulation, macroptic dysmimia, bregmatic obstipation, crassamental quisquiliousness, hircinous olophonia and unflexanimous luxation, often produce volmerine cacumination and mitotic ramuliferousness leading to operculate onagerosity and testaceous favillousness, as well as faucal obsonation, paralellepipedal psellismus, pigritudinous mysophia, cimicidal conspurcation, mollitious deglutition and cephalotripsical stultitiousness, resulting despite Hesychastic omphaloskepsis, in epenetic opisthography, boustrophedonic malacology, lampadodromic evagination, chartulary cadastration, merognostic heautotimerousness, favaginous moliminosity, fatiscent operosity, temulencious libration and otological oscininity, aggravated by tardigrade inturgescence, nucamentacious oliguria, emunctory sternutation, veneficial pediculation, fremescent dyskinesia, hispidinous cynanthropy, torminal opitulation, crapulous vellication, hippuric rhinodynia, dyspneic nimiety and favillous erethism, and culminating in opisthographic inconcinnity, scotophiliac lipothymia, banausic rhinorrhea, dehiscent fasciculation, oncological vomiturition, nevoid paludality, exomphalic invultuation, mysophiliac excrementatiousness, flagitious dysphoria, lipogrammatic bradygraphy, orectic aprosexia, parataxic parorexia, lucubicidal notation, permutational paronomasia, rhonchial fremitus, specular subsaltation, crapulous crepitation, ithyphallic acervation, procephalic dyscrasia, volitional volitation, piscine dermatology, proleptic pistology, verrucous alopecia, hendecaphonic combinatoriality, microaerophilic pandiculation and quasihemidemisemibreviate illation ."