Noetic Sound Waves of the Heart - From the Life of St. Porphyrios

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  • Опубликовано: 4 дек 2024

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  • @markpapa.3711
    @markpapa.3711 2 года назад +6

    St Porphyrios, please pray to heal my broken heart and heal my body.

  • @stavrouladeessegloria
    @stavrouladeessegloria 2 года назад +6

    Glory to Jesus Christ in His Saints ☦️
    Saint Porphyrios pray to God for us, sinner ☦️

  • @rosehavenfarm2969
    @rosehavenfarm2969 2 года назад +7

    That was a beautiful testimony from the Saint, thank you .

  • @MrRickkramer
    @MrRickkramer 2 года назад +5

    Great book, I read it this year. Now I’m reading “the mountain of silence”. Also a very informative and well written book..

  • @adamabiding263
    @adamabiding263 2 года назад +10

    Amen! Thank you for sharing!

  • @BodilessVoice
    @BodilessVoice День назад

    The shop is still there, still in business! Sadly, no one like St. Porphyrios serves there now. The chapel looks awful, as though it has been forgotten; but yes, the electronic shop continues, as a sign of what the culture values. St. Porphyrios returned to Mt. Athos, in order to be buried on the Old Calendar, which he dearly loved. The area around the Polyclinic gets worse and worse. But the silly, noisy shop prevails, to this day. Profund liturgies, served there in Athens by a saint? We are not worthy of such a great blessing.

  • @KirstinParker-iw8fr
    @KirstinParker-iw8fr Год назад

    ☦️

  • @almedhamorton4369
    @almedhamorton4369 2 года назад +14

    Lord have mercy on me. I used to balk and be horrified by a chanter who would do a goat-vibrato when chanting. I then heard a perfect (tonally) chanter who had such hate in her heart that it sounded to me like prideful clanging brass, then another who was tone deaf and inserted all kinds of jazz-scat tones. Lord have mercy. And then I stopped hearing these chanterrs and slowly was made , thank be to God, immune to all but the words. Keep me , my Lord, keep me .

  • @orthodox1717
    @orthodox1717 2 года назад +1

    St. Porphyrios was able to completey tune out the noise, or just not let it bother him?

    • @OrthodoxWisdom
      @OrthodoxWisdom  2 года назад +25

      He says “I heard nothing” so I think he was so focused on Christ and the Liturgy that there was no room for the other noise. The noetic energy of his heart outflanked the music like a large ripple overcomes and eliminates a small ripple.

    • @orthodox1717
      @orthodox1717 2 года назад +9

      @@OrthodoxWisdom thanks. Intercede for us, St. Porphyrios.

    • @orthodox1717
      @orthodox1717 2 года назад +5

      I’ll add, and that’s exactly why he’s a Saint. Lord have mercy on us! ☦️

    • @marcokite
      @marcokite Год назад +2

      @@OrthodoxWisdom ...BUT what about his poor congregation? They could still hear and therefore not appreciate or pray during Liturgy

    • @OrthodoxWisdom
      @OrthodoxWisdom  Год назад +4

      If something is entirely out of one’s control then God often sends His grace in a special way. If it happened for St. Porphyrios why couldn’t it for the laity? I don’t know what the laity’s experience was, but the silence of the matter in the book leads me to think the laity did not leave the parish or create a huge fight with the saint. The laity likely followed the saint’s lead and by his prayers and guidance they received grace similar to what he did.

  • @stavrouladeessegloria
    @stavrouladeessegloria 2 года назад

    Golgotha Anamnesis not drama