Примери за използване на Hesychasm на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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In the 14th century the monastery became a center of Hesychasm.
Orthodox monasticism is also hesychasm at the same time”(49).
In the 14th century Ivanovo Rock Monastery was a centre of Hesychasm.
We have the impression that hesychia and hesychasm are among the most basic medicines for gaining inner health.
Of course, there is no need for us to get on the way of hesychasm.
We also use the term hesychasm to characterise the method used to concentrate the nous in the heart.
In the 14th century Ivanovo Rock Monastery was a centre of Hesychasm.
In the 14th century the monastery of Ivanovo become a center of hesychasm- a mystic trend in Orthodox Christianity.
Patriarch Euthymius of Tirnovo- one of the supreme priests initiated in Hesychasm.
But in actuality,they are only adding a new game called“hesychasm” to the attractions of Disneyland.
In another place too St. Gregory of Sinai describes the method of prayer which concentrates the nous andis called hesychasm.
The answer is hidden in the medieval principles of the“Divine light”,“Hesychasm”1 professed by the monks at the rock monasteries.
The hesychasm of the Orthodox monk springs organically from deep repentance and his longing to keep the commandments of Christ.
At the end of XIII century and the beginning of the XIV century, hesychasm made its way to these places….
That is to say, the person struggling in an atmosphere of stillness is called a hesychast, andthis way of living in stillness is called hesychasm.
But the Fathers understood hesychasm“neither as living like a recluse nor as distancing oneself in the desert, but as uninterrupted dwelling in God”(9).
I read recently(though I cannot remember where)that the rejection of Hesychasm was the source of all heresy.
Indeed, as has already been pointed out, hesychasm is the most suitable method for self-concentration and the ascent of the soul to God and communion with Him.
That is what some are trying to do today; butin actuality they are only adding a new game called"hesychasm" to the attractions of Disneyland.
St. Gregory Palamas was not the introducer of hesychasm, but its exponent, the one who lived and expressed this whole holy journey of the soul.
The frescoes in St. Andrej are a novelty in the Macedonian medieval painting anda mark of the new style at that time with the emergence of hesychasm in monastic life.
According to St. Gregory of Sinai, anyone who practises hesychasm must have as a foundation the virtues of“silence, self-control, vigils, humility and patience”.
Theodosius became abbot of the monastery and turned it into one of the most important literary centers in Bulgaria andspiritual center of Orthodox Hesychasm.
At that time Hesychasm- a religious teaching based on the elevation of the spiritual side of man through seclusion and introvertness, had become an official movement in Byzantium and Bulgaria.
Exactly one thousand years later,in the fourteenth century, the powerful spiritual movement of Hesychasm arose in Byzantium and St. Gregory became a remarkable exponent of this spiritual and mystical tradition.
Hesychasm is a prayerful life, a life with love; at the same time, it is a mystagogical and liturgical life in which, following one's purification from the passions, one attains a profound experience and taste: the vision of the glory and grace of God.
But unless we have a very realistic and a very humble awareness of how far away all of us today are from the life of hesychasm and how little prepared we are even to approach it, our interest in it will be only one more expression of our self-centered, plastic universe.
We certainly know hesychasm as a theological movement of the fourteenth century, mainly represented by St. Gregory Palamas, which uses a particular psychosomatic method and seeks, with the help of divine grace, to unite the nous with the heart and so to live in communion with God.
But unless we have a very realistic and very humble awareness of how far away all of us today are from the life of hesychasm and how little prepared we are even to approach it, our interest in it will be only one more expression of our self-centered, plastic universe.
If there is a direct relation between Hesychasm and Sufism- and some of the parallels are so close that mere coincidence seems excluded- which side has been borrowing from the other?