Примери за използване на Hesychast на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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A hesychast is like an angel on earth.
The book on Elder Joseph the Hesychast.
The first Bulgarian hesychast was Theodosius of Tarnovo.
The me-generation goes hesychast!
In the 1360s the hesychast monks were scattered by the advancing Ottoman armies.
At the same time he was a great man of silence,a true hesychast.
Blessed Elder Joseph the Hesychast viewed nature as an instrument which gives thanks to the Lord.
From what we have said about noetic hesychia one can see why the person who practises this is called a hesychast.
It was found in 1348 by hesychast Teodosiy Turnovski with the support of king Ivan Alexander.
This stillness or inward silence is known in Greek as hesychia, and.he who seeks the prayer of stillness is termed a hesychast.
A hesychast is one who follows the way of stillness, which in reality is the way of the Orthodox tradition.
Archimandrite Gregory was born on the island of Paros andwas a close relative of the holy Athonite spiritual warrior Elder Joseph the Hesychast.
In the Hesychast tradition, the mystery of theosis has most often taken the outward form of a vision of light.
That is to say, the person struggling in an atmosphere of stillness is called a hesychast, and this way of living in stillness is called hesychasm.
The hesychast, like the Publican, thinks about absolutely nothing, but concentrates his nous on the words of the prayer.
Done right, with the proper discipline and focus, the hesychast prayer was meant to produce a vision of the divine light.
The hesychast, the person who has attained hesychia, inner stillness or silence, is par excellence the one who listens.
We may recall St. John of the Ladder:“Strange as it may seem, the hesychast is a man who fights to keep his incorporeal self shut up in the house of the body….
The hesychast, as well as entering into the prayer of stillness, uses other forms of prayer as well, sharing in corporate liturgical worship, reading Scripture, receiving the sacraments.
He remained under the obedience of Elder Joseph the Hesychast from that day until the elder's repose in 1959, from whom he learned the art of salvation.
Just as the aspirant in Yoga is taught to concentrate his thought in specific parts of his body, so the Hesychast concentrates his thought in the cardiac centre.
The Elder Gerasimos, the hesychast from Katounakia, remained for seventeen years, as noted by his fellow ascetic, at the peak of Prophet Elijah struggling with demons and the elements.
The magic of this place was discovered during the Late Middle Ages,when in 13-14 century Hesychast monks settled here, inhabiting carved dwellings into the rocks near the waterfalls.
His perseverance to the hesychast tradition and his opposition to Barlaam and the byzantine anti-hesychasts(e.g. Gregoras) had the exclusive objective of the continuation of patristic tradition and the preservation of the Empire's spiritual identity.
The name"Isihia" epitomizes the search for the conceptual link making a reference to the Hesychast religious movement that occurred in the last years of the Byzantine existence and the Second Bulgarian Empire.
This hesychast complex, which date back to the Middle Ages, and more specifically- to the period of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom, is truly priceless not only because of its location and architecture, but also because of its mural, for which it is listed in the UNESCO world heritage list.
But the rhythmic repetition of the same short phrase enables the hesychast, by virtue of the very simplicity of the words which he uses, to advance beyond all language and images into the mystery of God.
Praised for his mastery of Aristotle in his youth and instructed in logic by Theodore Metochites, Palamas went on to draw upon thatphilosophical expertise in his dispute with Barlaam of Calabrian, the first in a series of talented critics of certain beliefs and practices of the Hesychast monks of Mount Athos.
But if we are following the traditional Hesychast pattern of the Jesus Prayer, we do not bring others before him specifically by name, or hold them deliberately in our mind, as we recite the Invocation.
And yet the Patriarch Germanos II wrote the Letter to Pope Gregory IX(1227-1241) and had dialogues with the Latins on two occasions: in Nicea and Nimfeu(1232-1234) andrequested the convocation of the Joint Ecumenical Council just as it was subsequently to be requested as well by the Hesychast Fathers(Holy Patriarchs Kallistos and Philotheos; Joseph Vrienie- the disciple of Palamas and his disciple Mark of Ephesus).