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Well of course we have to talk00:00:04
about the post Well, in what context will we be today?00:00:07
talk about Sorry, Allow00:00:09
ask how the post is going00:00:11
Who fasts and who doesn't fast, of course00:00:14
uncomfortable may not even be immodest00:00:17
It’s scary for anyone not to fast at all00:00:22
Fine00:00:23
need to take inventory00:00:26
ventilate the fruits How it happens00:00:29
process00:00:31
characteristic features of the post00:00:33
are, that is, the question is not only00:00:35
because I eat this I don’t eat because00:00:38
much wider00:00:39
characteristic features constantly00:00:41
for example is that our tradition00:00:43
for example, people gather unction. You know there is00:00:47
such a Sacrament00:00:49
Holy oil which is aimed at00:00:52
healing a person's spiritual body from00:00:54
various infirmities, obvious and secret, and00:00:58
Usually people gather together for all sorts of things00:01:01
let's say illness of the stomach or00:01:03
anyone there tachycardia can you00:01:06
go take the secret or any time A00:01:09
in fasting people gather en masse and00:01:12
mass anointing is performed because00:01:15
everyone is sick in one way or another but spiritually00:01:19
bodily00:01:20
there is a modern man, a city dweller00:01:24
Paranoid00:01:26
In general, the psycho has not been examined, which means a plus00:01:29
everyone has become quite stunted physically00:01:33
it's surprising that00:01:36
Let's say we've already talked about this00:01:39
Moses probably lived here until he was 120 years old.00:01:45
and in his mature years already in the last00:01:49
period of his life he had vision00:01:52
as young00:01:54
not a single tooth fell out and physical00:01:57
his strength allowed him to fight00:01:58
any man00:02:00
healthy I don’t know how to say during the day00:02:04
I haven’t lost any physical weight at all00:02:06
fortress00:02:09
people somehow00:02:12
without any of these vitamins00:02:14
medical examinations in severe and00:02:17
harsh, completely unbearable conditions00:02:19
preserved some kind of biological00:02:21
strength that when you compare with modern00:02:24
a person who By the age of 6000:02:26
turns into some kind of ruin00:02:29
it becomes clear that civilization00:02:36
it’s too late for her to turn back as if it’s already there00:02:38
so in copper we’ll probably get to this00:02:40
the Last Judgment But initially in the wrong direction00:02:42
Let's go because we are somehow different00:02:44
these are wrong00:02:47
people And by the way00:02:53
in ancient times, fasting was necessary for a person to00:02:56
in order to slightly weaken00:02:58
biological strength people used to be on one00:03:02
potatoes with just sour milk there on00:03:04
some apples on some breadcrumbs, as it were00:03:06
possessed some I don’t know where00:03:08
taken by force00:03:11
they were healthy, some Xyluanophone00:03:14
he broke a hundred hundred boards with his fist00:03:18
easily without straining And on Pashka when00:03:21
figured out he ate 30 or 40 scrambled eggs00:03:25
I even ate it in one sitting00:03:28
I don’t wipe it, but that’s how it is at normal times00:03:31
there, well, there really is a glass of sour00:03:33
milk and a piece of Chersky bread for a day00:03:35
people had enough, didn't work like horses00:03:38
monastery at the mill worked at00:03:40
flour mill00:03:41
and that means And two or three pound bags of00:03:44
morning to evening carried on his hump every day00:03:46
hauled tens of tons of cargo and00:03:49
I slept sitting for three hours and this is monasticism00:03:53
for years people were biological00:03:56
so healthy that fasting is needed00:03:59
in order to weaken this00:04:01
biological strength and today's dead guys00:04:04
people they biologically need fasting for00:04:06
in order not so much to weaken00:04:08
myself because I have too much energy Yes00:04:11
there is not enough energy to somehow00:04:14
thoughts to understand what it means there00:04:16
how to calm my heart00:04:19
ventilate your brains This is for us00:04:21
now the post is needed for something else00:04:23
So the characteristic features00:04:25
unction later or others on weekdays00:04:28
other formerly sacred ones are served00:04:29
liturgy there it is clear that we don’t eat there00:04:32
we drink00:04:33
at least this whole thing is less and00:04:36
funeral service performed00:04:39
regularly here second third fourth00:04:41
Saturday of Great Lent is celebrated on00:04:44
the deceased worship service is a very important thing00:04:46
we, as far as I understand, when00:04:51
work for the Lord then we begin to regret00:04:56
people and one of the most important categories00:04:59
people worth pitying00:05:02
God has no dead; God has all the living and we00:05:06
we begin to understand that the overwhelming00:05:08
most of the people who have already left are here00:05:09
there00:05:10
stepped beyond the line separating the visible00:05:14
peace from the invisible that they need00:05:17
the grace of God in forgiveness in mercy in00:05:20
purification in Our memory of them in prayer00:05:22
for them00:05:24
and the church therefore tells us here in00:05:27
by fasting you are fasting you are saving your soul00:05:30
there you are somehow trying to reconcile with God00:05:32
There and so on means now think about00:05:35
those who can no longer do it all00:05:36
do already death finishes the work00:05:39
Death is such a border that00:05:41
behind which Life goes on but00:05:44
quality of life is different the person is nothing00:05:46
can no longer do anything about it00:05:48
to become better and we need to worry00:05:51
about the dead and in fasting we begin00:05:53
pray for them also more00:05:56
And so today I would like to take advantage00:05:58
chance to read some excerpts from00:06:00
sacred scriptures that are read on00:06:03
I will call the sound of the deceased worship services00:06:06
We have quite a lot of them in their services for the dead00:06:07
a lot of00:06:09
if the Liturgy happens after Easter00:06:12
every day they usually always add00:06:14
prayer for the departed00:06:16
This is very good00:06:19
Although, for example, I noticed that in00:06:22
cities00:06:23
in cities, if in a village for example00:06:26
announce such a cathedral memorial service then00:06:28
now or let's say a sinful parishioner00:06:30
brothers and sisters for example there is the closest00:06:32
Saturday Gather let's pray for00:06:34
our deceased employees who are there00:06:36
I already managed to bury my mom, dad, and grandma00:06:38
grandfather there brother sister there acquaintances00:06:40
friends will gather all the whole village will come00:06:44
just sits, whistle, everyone will gather00:06:46
more people will be needed than for Easter00:06:47
there is no peace in the cities00:06:50
And it kind of worries me a little00:06:52
because you know in your village it’s like00:06:54
here is your house, here is your field, and here are yours00:06:57
here are your coffins, here are your graves, that is00:07:00
you physically see them not far from yours00:07:03
houses are like the coffins of your relatives in the cities00:07:05
this is the vanity this is the remoteness these distances00:07:08
there it's all you can't see it all And we00:07:10
we forget about them about these our departed00:07:12
it is very important that during Great Lent we00:07:15
regularly and a lot and often means00:07:17
we remember our dead I would like00:07:19
repeat several such texts00:07:21
which contain Christian00:07:24
attitude towards death00:07:26
we will read them now, you yourself00:07:28
you will understand that we do not treat death this way00:07:30
we treat her worse differently00:07:32
and here it is written how we should approach it00:07:35
treat this as a kind of judgment on our00:07:37
conscience When we read scripture we00:07:40
we read the essence to ourselves, that is, the Gospel judges00:07:42
our soul So the first text is a message00:07:45
to the Romans of the Apostle Paul 14 chapter almost00:07:48
the end of the message he already says the following00:07:51
words some things you just need00:07:53
remember by heart None of us lives00:07:55
for oneself and no one dies for oneself00:07:59
Do we live for the Lord? Do we live? Do we die?00:08:03
for the Lord we die and therefore we live or00:08:07
we always die the Lord's for Christ is for00:08:10
that he died and lived again00:08:11
to have dominion over the dead and over00:08:13
alive00:08:16
here is a short one, literally three verses or 400:08:19
that is, first look at Christ00:08:22
master of both the dead and the living00:08:24
Christ is the ruler and master and owns00:08:27
dead and alive and heavenly earthly and00:08:30
hell, that's why he was dead00:08:32
and rose again to possess both the dead and00:08:34
alive00:08:36
that is, when we pray to Jesus Christ00:08:37
we do the right thing to our dead because00:08:40
Lord master is dead00:08:42
you are the only master of the dead00:08:44
more00:08:45
he and you can ask him for your dead00:08:49
there are a lot of people you need to know by name00:08:51
you need to know people clearly00:09:01
or rather Yuri Dmitrievich and my grandfather00:09:04
the late Dmitry Mikhailovich And now00:09:06
How do I know my grandfather there? Mikhail I don’t know I don’t know00:09:09
now the break has already begun, now it’s already about00:09:12
I don't know my grandfather's name00:09:14
also on the grandmother's side there on the father's side00:09:16
for example, from my mother, so I know before00:09:18
grandfathers And then I don’t know about my grandfather. But I need to00:09:21
knowing they are standing there somewhere you understand00:09:23
in00:09:25
darkness and wait for them to remember, they can00:09:29
I still don't remember any further00:09:33
we must pray to Jesus Christ about these00:09:35
people because I don't know what I was talking about00:09:38
it's not that just imagine that00:09:41
each of us no longer appeared out of thin air00:09:43
yes, that is, we have a specific dad and00:09:46
specific Mom just think with00:09:48
what kind of insignificance we were born into00:09:49
from a small drop of seed, as if into00:09:52
the darkness of the mother's womb happened00:09:53
The mystery of human conception we are there00:09:56
were taken out of absolute annihilation00:09:58
By the way, Great idea. There is one00:10:00
holy father Gregory low brother Vasily00:10:03
great, he says you need to have it00:10:05
mean when you say on sunday00:10:07
dead for the dead When will they be00:10:09
will rise from the ground will rise and00:10:11
more perfect than a nonentity00:10:13
these are these dead bones, these are the dust of the earth00:10:15
ashes already mixed with ashes00:10:18
human mixed with the dust of the earth00:10:19
as if there already as if Where from what how00:10:22
says Don't be surprised by this from here00:10:24
where they put the man there he is00:10:26
the resurrected one will rise from the earth because00:10:27
that he was already born from nonentities00:10:31
he will rise from insignificance he will already00:10:33
first when he was born on earth he00:10:34
was also born from insignificance Think00:10:36
What were they born with? What is this Toad made of?00:10:40
the little one was huddled under her mother00:10:42
in her heart then she grew up there and now00:10:44
it's hard to believe it's all yes00:10:48
Means00:10:52
so that's what each of us has for00:10:54
there is a concrete dad with a concrete back00:10:56
Mother00:10:58
completely complete people, as if with their own00:11:00
character with its own unique destiny00:11:02
with your movements of soul and thought with00:11:04
with your dreams there and your sins there00:11:06
with delights and downfalls, here they are00:11:08
met there something between them00:11:10
it happened as if you were born you you you I00:11:13
and our mother stands behind my mother's back00:11:17
specifically her dad, my grandfather and my grandmother00:11:19
that means her mother is my grandmother and they have it too00:11:22
there was something between them something00:11:24
Secret deep great every bottomless00:11:26
my mom was also my dad's invitee00:11:30
dad stands behind each of us00:11:32
These people stand straight and they go into the darkness00:11:34
centuries constitutes some kind of huge00:11:37
number of people going there00:11:40
and that's why when I, for example, see that you00:11:43
you live in the world you live in the world I00:11:45
in the world I have to strain my mind and00:11:48
suddenly feel what is behind you and behind00:11:50
by you and behind you there into the darkness of centuries for00:11:52
your back is invisibly standing huge00:11:54
the number of people seems to be at an angle00:11:56
expanding so that it diverges, that is, there00:12:00
dad mom follows dad dad mom follows mom00:12:03
Dad Mom And behind each of them is Dad Mom00:12:05
dad mom went there00:12:08
specifically and completely people00:12:10
what if there were any saints there00:12:12
there after 5-10-15 generations there before00:12:16
me00:12:18
then their holiness is reflected on me and I00:12:20
maybe I live largely thanks to that00:12:24
that one of them was a Saint and00:12:25
good because scripture says that00:12:27
The Lord God has mercy on people for the sake of00:12:30
righteous to a thousand generations00:12:34
and if there were any sinners there, then I00:12:37
I can carry a lot of weight00:12:38
punishment because the Lord punishes00:12:39
up to 4th kind00:12:42
that is, the Wrath of God before00:12:44
3-4 kinds00:12:46
we can bear the burden for00:12:49
the previous generation and the grace of God in00:12:51
thousands of births if they are something Holy00:12:53
some righteous soul is it me or00:12:55
you We can kind of move but us00:12:58
pushes forward through life and here we are00:13:01
we start to think00:13:04
selfishness is some kind of internal00:13:07
the conviction that there is me and no one else00:13:09
not needed Well, I am and that’s enough, what is it00:13:14
which is the opposite of selfishness there but not00:13:16
altruism let's say such common sense00:13:19
even though I'm not alone00:13:23
firstly, there are already a lot of us today and00:13:26
I am connected to everyone. Each of us is connected.00:13:28
with everyone but still childbirth too00:13:31
connected with us therefore00:13:33
Christ the Lord is the master of the dead and00:13:36
he possesses both the living and the dead00:13:39
he can eat and should pray for00:13:41
their dead In addition, they00:13:43
waiting for sure00:13:44
but it is also very important to repeat once again that00:13:47
none of us lives for ourselves and no one00:13:49
doesn't die to himself00:13:50
this is actually a very interesting thing. Here you are00:13:54
Many of you have probably heard someone00:13:56
no, has anyone heard such a Saint Seraphim00:13:58
Sarovsky This is one of the greatest00:14:00
people of Russian history00:14:03
He was born in the 18th century in 1754 and00:14:08
he died00:14:09
in the 19th century00:14:23
when one person who was00:14:27
he really needs it in the affairs of the monastery00:14:30
this man's sister helped him00:14:33
which Seraphim had there in obedience00:14:36
nun00:14:37
this man fell ill to death and00:14:40
St. Seraphim says to this sister00:14:42
this sick person00:14:44
you know darling you need to die instead00:14:48
he's still really needed here, he's still needed00:14:50
you can live for a couple of years for him00:14:57
bless00:14:59
Well, go with God. In short, you need to get ready.00:15:02
and she dies instead of him and still lives here00:15:06
there for a couple of years because he is really needed00:15:07
was And then his turn seems to go away00:15:10
life00:15:12
absolutely What is this What is this00:15:14
it happens it happens it is possible it is possible00:15:19
None of us lives for ourselves and no one00:15:22
does not die for oneself, but if we live for00:15:25
Gentlemen we live00:15:26
if you need to live for the Lord and00:15:29
you will be Until now, God knows what if00:15:32
for the Lord we die or we live or00:15:36
we always die to God of course00:15:39
we are not here today we are not here at all00:15:42
regarding death and life completely00:15:43
other thoughts But this is what I read00:15:47
Chapter 14 message00:15:53
you live, thank you Lord, die00:15:55
the time has come Well thank you Lord00:15:58
go00:16:00
Let's go to this long interesting place00:16:02
exciting journey and scary00:16:04
but inevitably here is the normative thought00:16:07
I repeat that we don’t have this K00:16:09
unfortunately there is so little that it’s even like00:16:12
there's nowhere to stick, but that's exactly how it should be00:16:15
this is the first text that is interesting00:16:18
second What does it mean00:16:21
Epistle 2 Corinthians00:16:25
look everyone is writing00:16:28
fifth chapter we know them Paul writes we00:16:31
we know that when our our earthly home is00:16:35
The hut will collapse, we have it from God00:16:38
dwelling place in heaven, a house not made with hands00:16:41
eternal hut and dwelling is called the body00:16:44
human00:16:46
that is, the thought is that00:16:50
the human body is like a kind of tent or00:16:53
house where the human soul lives00:16:56
and there we'll say this house can00:17:00
collapse and the person living in this house00:17:02
will leave it and move to another00:17:04
house00:17:05
that's when our our this Hut This is this00:17:08
our body will be destroyed, we have it from God00:17:11
dwelling place in heaven, a house not made with hands00:17:14
eternal by the way, the Apostle Paul had earthly00:17:18
craft he walked tents that is he00:17:20
it’s really like making these tents like this00:17:22
the kind of dwellings they used there00:17:24
Bedouins are probably Arabian here or there00:17:27
Jewish shepherds, that's why we sigh00:17:30
desiring to put on our heavenly habitation00:17:34
meaning that a person is like that00:17:37
Paul the man He lives in this body in00:17:41
our body which is our favorite00:17:43
precious00:17:45
feeble mortal body he00:17:50
feels this bodily heaviness and00:17:53
such a bark sighs with sorrow, Lord00:17:56
how, how, I want it differently00:17:58
to live, that is, to eat when life is different00:18:01
Heavenly has not yet entered it and we00:18:03
says we sigh, wanting to be clothed with00:18:06
our heavenly home, that is, to get into00:18:08
another life and living there differently00:18:09
If only we could be dressed00:18:12
naked I mean to00:18:14
no matter how our sins prevent us00:18:17
enjoy the hereafter for we00:18:20
being in this hut is called that00:18:22
body we sigh while in this hut00:18:25
under a burden under a weight because not00:18:28
we want to get distracted, that is, just get out of00:18:30
bodies, but to put on a certain new body so that00:18:34
the mortal was consumed by life00:18:37
for this very reason God created Us and gave us00:18:40
pledge of spirit and so we always00:18:42
complacency and because we know that in00:18:45
the yard is in the body we are eliminated from00:18:48
Gentlemen00:18:50
being in this body we do not see Christ00:18:52
When the soul of our body comes out we will see00:18:56
the spiritual world as it is00:18:59
their eyes these our eyes they give us00:19:02
the ability to see the world around us00:19:04
spiritual world00:19:12
that is, a person does not look with his eyes00:19:14
but only with the help of your eyes did you hear about00:19:17
blessed matron00:19:19
she had no eyes00:19:21
blind she didn't have eyes she had00:19:24
there were no whites and no pupils, she was like that00:19:26
was born I just wasn't normal00:19:28
eye but she saw00:19:31
how is this such a miracle of God00:19:35
alone when a friend I said Mashka A00:19:37
what a pity that you don’t see any birds00:19:39
greenery, no clouds, no sun and no sea00:19:42
you'd never see anything like weed00:19:44
grows She says Why do I see this00:19:46
The Lord showed me and began in detail00:19:48
tell her there like birds00:19:50
they plow secular things onto a branch like00:19:51
Clouds in the sky float like rain snores00:19:54
how the sun comes out on account such as00:19:56
it rolls up I see How is it with you00:19:59
but there are no eyes, but a person has00:20:01
he has an inner spiritual essence00:20:05
your vision These eyes They are only this00:20:08
see binoculars like this00:20:10
and the soul itself has its own vision00:20:13
yours in vain00:20:15
therefore the same Matrona Blessed00:20:17
she's not seeing anything with her own00:20:19
with these human eyes she00:20:21
I told those who came to her that you have this00:20:24
needs to be fixed And you have it like this00:20:26
you have a wife there with her and this will happen there00:20:28
your common house is on fire, so run00:20:30
says your house is on fire there00:20:32
home how can it be like this that is00:20:35
It’s hard for us to wrap our heads around it, but00:20:37
this is actually true and we feel it00:20:39
What is it true that our soul is sighted00:20:41
only we are dressed in this body, dressed as if00:20:44
climbed into this flesh Well, we live in00:20:46
flesh and as yet there is no spiritual world00:20:49
we see and therefore we groan under the burden00:20:52
wanting, as it were, to go out to the palace00:20:56
our Lord for we walk by Faith and not00:20:58
vision and complacency that we wish them00:21:01
It’s better to leave the body and go to your palace00:21:03
gentlemen00:21:04
and therefore we zealously strive to be noble00:21:07
or Going out to be pleasing to him because everyone00:21:09
the judgment must and must appear to us00:21:12
Christ's for everyone to receive00:21:14
according to what he did while living in00:21:17
good body or bad body here is the text00:21:20
interesting this too if you read this00:21:23
all that means is that we are faced with the fact that00:21:25
We don’t have all this either, Pavel has this00:21:28
I have it, but I don’t have it, I do it differently00:21:31
I'm watching it all, that is, I'm much more00:21:34
I feel great horror and trepidation about00:21:37
his future death00:21:38
I'm worried about how this will happen00:21:41
And how will it all happen and what will happen00:21:44
further And Paul talks about this as00:21:46
he says, now I live here00:21:49
hut And I have another one there00:21:51
there's a whole palace there I want it faster00:21:53
leave this hut and move there00:21:56
but until God commanded, I live for now00:21:58
here, as it were, but I am complacent if I live00:22:01
or will I live there? I seem to live peacefully00:22:03
The main thing is that I am worthy of God's mercy00:22:07
so that he doesn’t rot, or I sigh00:22:10
for example in anticipation of the future future00:22:12
relocation your death relocation to00:22:15
Another place, look, another interesting one00:22:17
the text is also in the letter to the Romans00:22:21
says the following00:22:23
I think that the current temporary suffering00:22:26
are worth nothing in comparison with that Glory00:22:28
which will be revealed in us for all creation00:22:31
That is, all living things await with hope00:22:34
Revelation of the sons of god00:22:37
because creation was subject to vanity00:22:41
involuntarily but by the will of the one who conquered her00:22:43
in the hope that creation itself is liberated00:22:46
From slavery to laziness there will be freedom of Glory00:22:49
children of God that is00:22:51
look Pavel overheard how he suffers00:22:55
all nature turns out to be according to00:22:57
sacred scripture the whole world around00:23:00
starting with domestic cats and ending with us00:23:03
the meat that we eat the whole world00:23:06
suffers from the fact that we are not saints00:23:10
the whole world sighs because we00:23:13
We are not living the life we should be living.00:23:17
and this00:23:19
we know that everything all creation all creation00:23:23
the totality groans and suffers to this day00:23:29
the whole world for a person when he decided00:23:32
man the whole world submitted to sin together00:23:34
with the person and until the person is00:23:36
saints the whole world will groan and Paul00:23:38
heard that00:23:40
that the whole world turned out to be groaning and we are groaning00:23:42
because we are sinners and the whole world is groaning00:23:45
because we are sinners because we know00:23:47
that all creation groans together and00:23:50
suffer until now and not only she but also us00:23:52
we ourselves groan, having within ourselves the firstfruits of the spirit00:23:56
we groan within ourselves, waiting for adoption00:23:58
redemption of our body00:24:02
here's another interesting thing00:24:05
or or for example about the fact that he00:24:09
this soul is evicted and resettled00:24:11
as if living in the body and then as if00:24:13
will move to another place00:24:14
look what he says is interesting to me00:24:17
says life is Christ and Death is00:24:20
acquisition is the only place00:24:22
By the way, in the scripture where death is called00:24:24
such an interesting name for death00:24:26
acquisition00:24:28
Usually death, of course, separates00:24:31
person and there is separation in her because00:24:33
scientists leave their office scientist00:24:36
the peasants will train their juice and horse00:24:39
everyone there has their own money00:24:42
will leave what has its living space there00:24:44
friends and family and the body itself will fall off of him00:24:47
you'll lose everything it turns out00:24:53
for me death life is Christ A00:24:56
death is gain if life is according to the flesh00:24:59
The way we live now delivers fruit00:25:02
I don’t know what to do with my apostleship00:25:04
choose Attracts me Both00:25:07
listen What a beauty I have a desire00:25:09
to untie, that is, to be resolved and to be with00:25:12
By Christ, that is, I want to die faster00:25:15
amazing I have a desire to go faster00:25:17
will be resolved and be with Christ because00:25:20
it's incomparably better to stay in00:25:24
flesh like this is more necessary for you now00:25:27
and I know for sure that I will stay and they will arrive00:25:30
with you all for your success and00:25:32
joy of Faith only Live worthy00:25:34
The gospel of Christ is also nowhere00:25:37
you won't find this by the way man00:25:38
so sure that when he died he00:25:40
move from this home to another00:25:43
will lose everything but will find Christ and see00:25:47
finally Christ and never again from him00:25:50
can’t go anywhere and it’s incomparable00:25:53
it's better that I live in the flesh So this is00:25:55
I live for you and attract and with you I want00:25:58
live but of course I want to untie myself and00:26:01
Lord go for it is incomparably better00:26:04
in front of you and me00:26:07
absolutely some special attitude towards00:26:10
the most terrible fact of our existence as00:26:13
no matter what death is like00:26:15
the most terrible most unpleasant fact00:26:17
our existence00:26:19
and before us in the words of the apostle we00:26:21
we seem to find the most00:26:23
amazing free creative And neither00:26:26
what a different attitude to this00:26:28
in fact00:26:30
everyone else either tries not to think00:26:32
about it or are very afraid of it all00:26:35
Or they are in mysteries and bewilderments00:26:37
What will it be and how will it be and why00:26:40
And why, Oh, Lord have mercy? In short, it’s hard00:26:43
that's all and here it's so free00:26:45
triumphant absolutely so to speak00:26:48
Well, I don’t know how else. Well, here are all the epithets00:26:50
you can choose beautiful ones for this, that is00:26:52
a person knows that great things await him00:26:55
understands why and why and wants00:26:57
enter this new reality only00:27:00
remains here for now because we00:27:02
that is, churches for ordinary believers00:27:04
illnesses00:27:06
I repeat that all this is what we read00:27:08
this is read at the service When00:27:10
performed for deceased prayers in00:27:14
throughout the year Every time00:27:16
something funeral is being done00:27:18
we read all these beautiful Pavlovian words00:27:21
obviously in order to understand approximately00:27:24
same attitude to this issue well00:27:28
or here's the next one00:27:31
1 Corinthians chapter 1500:27:35
will someone tell me how the dead will rise again00:27:38
and in what body they will come00:27:40
reckless, what you sow will not come to life00:27:43
if he doesn't die00:27:45
And when you sow, you don’t sow the body.00:27:48
the future is a bare grain, what will happen00:27:51
Wheat or other What but God gives00:27:54
his body as he wants and to each his own seed00:27:57
body not all flesh is the same flesh but00:28:01
There is another flesh of man and another of the flesh of beasts00:28:03
other fish have their bodies00:28:06
Heavenly there are earthly bodies but another Glory00:28:09
heavenly others earthly others Glory of the sun00:28:11
another Glory of the Moon another Glory of the stars star00:28:14
The stars vary in Glory and in00:28:17
the resurrection of the dead is sown in the shadows00:28:20
rises up implementations00:28:23
sown in humiliation rises in glory00:28:27
sown in weakness is raised in strength00:28:31
the body of the soul is sown; the body is raised00:28:34
the spiritual is the body, the soul body00:28:37
spiritual as it is written by the first man00:28:39
Adam became a living soul and the last Adam00:28:43
there is a life-giving spirit, the last lady00:28:45
Jesus Christ Paul's thoughts taken from the earth00:28:56
he became corrupted, he himself sinned and gave birth00:28:59
sinful offspring and generously shared with00:29:02
us, our sorrows, our misfortune, sin from00:29:05
it flowed through the channels of the ancestral birth00:29:09
Secrets but all humanity and everything00:29:11
humanity has become corrupted for this reason00:29:14
Christ came from heaven to earth to00:29:16
become a new Adam instead of this Adam00:29:18
in order to lead a new00:29:21
humanity00:29:22
re-lead his first Adam from the earth00:29:25
and the second Adam is Lord of heaven00:29:29
the first Adam became a living soul and the second00:29:32
Adam is a life-giving spirit and not spiritual00:29:35
first and the spiritual then the spiritual first00:29:38
man from the earth second man Lord00:29:40
from heaven as it was from earth as we are from00:29:44
earth and what heavenly ones should be00:29:46
become We are now heavenly as we were00:29:48
so let us bear the image of the earthly00:29:52
heavenly00:29:53
this is all not only00:29:57
Epistle to the Corinthians first second00:29:59
to the Romans00:30:01
this is why you need to go to the cemetery00:30:04
I don't know Do you have time to visit00:30:07
the cemetery is so big00:30:10
occupation which There is such a proverb00:30:14
if you're having too much fun go to00:30:16
cemetery00:30:17
you're too sad go to the cemetery00:30:20
there's one like this this is one of them00:30:23
components of such things cultures common00:30:26
Christian culture, that is, visiting00:30:28
cemeteries in the cemetery must be well maintained00:30:30
the cemetery must be clean00:30:33
cemetery should be prayed there00:30:35
come even if no one is there00:30:37
if for example you live there for example00:30:40
in some house there right from your window00:30:42
it is clear that it is a 20 minute walk from there00:30:45
Is there some kind of cemetery there for you?00:30:46
you don’t have anyone to mourn you need00:30:49
from time to time direct your steps00:30:52
there to this holy place and there between00:30:55
go to the graves to honor and nourish and00:30:58
honor the years of birth and years of death00:31:00
perform arithmetic operation00:31:02
how many people have lived there from a year00:31:05
death minus year of birth so to speak, well00:31:07
there 52 there or there 73 or there 20-8 s00:31:11
fade in surprise there means numbers00:31:13
those who are much smaller than you already are00:31:16
lived to read what they write there00:31:19
there's a whole book of these same ones there00:31:21
cemetery whole book and when are you there00:31:23
you go there between let's say you go there00:31:26
you see some kind of overgrown grave00:31:28
that Apparently no one has been around for a long time00:31:30
I came nowhere, maybe I don’t have any relatives anymore00:31:32
all that remains is to take cunnilingus with you there00:31:34
a spatula, some kind of brush, a broom00:31:36
remove it all, a couple of candles00:31:38
take matches put a candle on light00:31:41
remove the trash collect the bag you need to take00:31:43
so that they throw it away when you leave00:31:45
all rubbish So it’s possible in the cemetery00:31:47
lying around pray to god for00:31:49
unknown person and then that's it00:31:51
you're walking around like this This is absolutely amazing00:31:53
like this you look at those00:31:56
photographs these photographs look at00:31:58
you know how he says we were like that00:32:00
as you dead people tell us We were00:32:03
like you you will be like us Yes00:32:07
it's definitely hard to believe but it's true00:32:09
I have to say this, look like there00:32:12
half an hour, two hours at one grave00:32:15
counted the Faith of his one God Sasha on00:32:18
the second read the Our Father on the third00:32:20
read Rejoice there eternal memory00:32:23
sang there you leave the cemeteries completely00:32:26
another person00:32:27
a completely different person, that is, you00:32:30
when you come home, for example, it’s like00:32:33
Are you thinking about turning on the TV?00:32:36
listen to something new on some00:32:37
news but I don’t want everything, there’s nothing there00:32:40
I won’t find out anything new tomorrow if I want. So00:32:43
I think I’ll do this, I’ll sit in silence00:32:47
I'll think, I'll sit, I'll think, you generally happen00:32:49
such a desire to visit Silently What about you00:32:51
no one touched you didn't touch anyone00:32:52
didn't call anyone didn't listen to anyone00:32:54
who didn't talk to just sit and00:32:56
you already have to think, why think about it?00:32:59
when you walk to a cemetery for half an hour00:33:00
an hour two hours00:33:02
you come back with different thoughts00:33:04
completely and truly if you00:33:06
it's very fun go to the cemetery as soon as00:33:09
would mean your fun will be in frame A00:33:12
if it’s very sad, that’s where it’s supposed to go00:33:15
because this is the place where the palette is full of tears00:33:17
abundantly, that is, over every coffin if00:33:20
spilled over almost everyone00:33:23
tears That is, it’s payment and people00:33:25
ended their lives00:33:27
as if waiting somewhere00:33:30
listening to the fact that we are there00:33:32
we do it on the land of the Jews, for example00:33:33
there is a ban on reading the Sacred00:33:35
do not read the scriptures in the Jewish cemetery00:33:39
Toru in the cemetery because fans00:33:41
shame the dead will listen to you00:33:44
consider the Torah and will be ashamed of the fact that00:33:46
they also had to read the Torah at00:33:48
life but haven't read it They will be ashamed00:33:51
so don't read00:33:56
on the contrary, you just need to go to the place00:33:59
burials of people and take with them00:34:01
Holy Scripture and read this00:34:04
just on the coffins Because it’s one thing00:34:07
when we read this in the audience00:34:08
some, but it’s another matter when it’s straight00:34:11
over the coffin you will take it and read this00:34:13
there is a spiritual body there is a spiritual body00:34:16
sown in corruption rises in decay sown00:34:20
humiliation rises in glory is sown in him00:34:24
still rises in strength and so on these00:34:27
words immediately gain power like you00:34:30
you feel their taste and their truth00:34:33
So here it is00:34:35
this is a very interesting activity00:34:37
really especially in00:34:39
big cities in which there are direct00:34:41
these are the famous places near00:34:44
ancient monasteries, let's say Danilovskoye00:34:46
the cemetery there is the Don Cemetery00:34:48
Novodevichy cemetery is the whole story00:34:50
ours, the whole story00:34:53
Novodevichy let’s say you’ll come here and there00:34:55
Vladimir Solovyov there Chekhov there Denis00:34:58
Davydov is a professor from Moscow00:35:00
who wants university there?00:35:02
you walk like you’re in a library, you read there when00:35:04
it is on the spines that it is the writers And here00:35:07
you walk right here and here and here and here00:35:10
Lord have mercy on our life without00:35:12
everyone That is, it’s a whole, as if it’s a whole00:35:16
our history our whole civilization if00:35:19
by the way someday you of course00:35:22
crazy So it kind of means but00:35:24
you're not shy00:35:25
someday there will be some day off00:35:27
Here you go, for example Novodevichye00:35:30
cemetery00:35:31
Yes, with a guidebook, just read there00:35:34
who's lying there? Well, they're burying them there right now.00:35:36
those who are dying now, let's say00:35:37
Vladimir Volchu Zhirinovsky for example00:35:40
lies there and there are all those who are here now00:35:42
there And there is history there 400 500 years there00:35:47
what do you mean, you walk around there like that?00:35:48
you read them and find names00:35:51
oh-oh-oh It's some kind of you00:35:54
you absorb your entire history00:35:56
people seem to have it right before their eyes00:35:57
yours I do not lie in their places00:35:59
calmly and military and scientists and artists and00:36:04
heroes and monks and priests and kings and00:36:07
princes and you pray for them all00:36:10
as if you were joining00:36:13
these energy flows to all00:36:15
our story immediately becomes clear to you00:36:17
The whole history of this people is clear00:36:20
such cemeteries are cemeteries00:36:22
Donskoy Monastery cemetery here00:36:24
Novodevichye cemetery let's say there00:36:26
other monasteries and in St. Petersburg for example00:36:29
Alexandra Nevsky Lavra there00:36:31
you enter there on the right side of the Necropolis00:36:33
19th century on the left side Necropolis 1800:36:35
century, for example, a joke to put on the grave00:36:38
Lomonosov for example, you know what it is00:36:40
like this You can stand straight for a long time near00:36:43
him or there at Suvorov’s grave or00:36:45
Dostoevsky or at the grave of Mussorsky00:36:48
or Glinka there or Chekhov there or00:36:50
for some people this is the whole thing00:36:53
So we are also doing all this00:36:57
in the post, that is, in the post that's all00:36:59
becomes understandable to a person because00:37:01
do you know what fasting is? This is a decrease00:37:04
connection with the surrounding bustle, so to speak, with00:37:07
surrounding life as Plato said so00:37:09
ancient Greek philosophical thought00:37:11
What does a philosopher do? A philosopher studies.00:37:14
die in what sense In the sense that00:37:17
a real philosopher, he gradually seems to00:37:20
developing your mind means learning00:37:22
understand that there are many things in life00:37:25
which you don’t need to do what is it00:37:27
vanity is stupidity is uselessness is00:37:29
wasted time it's like he's from00:37:32
slowly moves himself away this this this00:37:34
it's like00:37:36
reduces one's involvement in vanity00:37:39
life is essentially moving towards00:37:41
future death consciously is some kind00:37:44
pagan philosopher but he is so00:37:46
I realized that in fact a real sage00:37:48
He learns to die, I won't do that00:37:51
and I won’t do this at all this00:37:54
I'm afraid because it will interfere with me00:37:58
your path as if just so straight00:38:01
straight road to God00:38:03
and in this post we are doing this because00:38:06
we'll all stop being philosophers for a bit00:38:08
fast days and it becomes for us00:38:11
understandable00:38:12
but I’m not talking about what you have00:38:15
who on you We have each on each00:38:17
of us have our own relatives who00:38:19
really need our prayer00:38:20
you know what's interesting what00:38:24
if for example anyone If anyone knows00:38:27
about yourself that some kind of sins00:38:31
you have sinful tendencies00:38:33
according to the sins of your deceased00:38:36
relatives Well, for example there00:38:39
relatively speaking, mom was Gossip Girl00:38:42
for example, I’m Gossip Girl or there’s dad00:38:44
I drank heavily, as it were, and I’ll admit it there to00:38:47
we have this addiction00:38:50
moral task00:38:52
cleanse ourselves of the sins that we00:38:54
inherited00:38:56
you know, that is, for example, my grandfather00:38:59
for example, there was some fighter there00:39:02
and a swearer, that is, a bully thunderstorm in00:39:06
in his village, for example, it means he loved00:39:08
have a drink with someone, punch someone in the face and00:39:10
his son, my dad, was just like that, a hooligan00:39:13
and I was born the same way I feel like this00:39:16
I understand the makings perfectly I know00:39:19
No, let me tell you now00:39:21
I fantasize as I go, let’s say I’m great00:39:23
I know what my father was like and he was great00:39:26
my grandfather, guess what, my great-grandfather was like that00:39:28
I feel like it’s in me as if00:39:31
this is all seething as if by inheritance00:39:33
I have the most serious if I want00:39:36
so that my relatives receive from00:39:38
God of forgiveness of sins I must stop00:39:41
do those sins that you didn’t do00:39:43
which he inherited00:39:45
that is, I have the task I for example00:39:48
I pray for my dead this is peace00:39:50
Lord this is this this is what I want00:39:52
so that God forgives them. I know that many00:39:55
none of them were very good, they were all sorts00:39:58
some prayed, others did not pray at all00:40:00
there were some people there with some kind of set00:40:04
other qualities were there a little received00:40:07
worse and here it is, for example, standing in front of me00:40:10
the task is not to repeat the sins that I00:40:13
I know what they would do if I00:40:16
The Lord will repeat these sins00:40:18
be angry with me and with all this00:40:19
family is a sinner that sins from00:40:22
generation after generation with the same A00:40:25
if anyone suddenly stops this business00:40:27
cleanse yourself and deal with it, it will be good00:40:30
to all those who lived for him before him for his00:40:33
back and who sinned these sins we00:40:36
in fact we can help them00:40:38
rejoice How is it going00:40:41
the sinners in hell suddenly all started smiling00:40:43
it's fun for you in the land of one of us00:40:48
my Descendant00:40:55
By the way, they see there already if00:40:57
remember this is the parable of the rich man and Lazarus00:40:59
what is this even in the gospel of Luke where00:41:02
there was a certain rich man who had under00:41:06
there was some poor guy lying there by the gate, well00:41:09
he was probably not the only one lying there, there were a lot of them00:41:10
it was, but the rich man didn’t seem to pay attention to them00:41:12
attention and sincerely believed that the meaning00:41:15
life is to receive from life00:41:18
pleasure00:41:20
By the way, if you ask a person in00:41:21
than the meaning of life is what most people00:41:23
this is exactly how the meaning of life will answer there00:41:26
something to get as much as possible from00:41:27
life's pleasures are pleasures00:41:28
different of course for some pleasure00:41:30
ride a bike for someone00:41:32
fun all over the world00:41:33
travel there or or for example00:41:34
visit two new ones every week00:41:36
restaurant And someone is having fun there00:41:38
shopping there, try on rags for yourself00:41:40
constantly new And someone else has something else00:41:42
as if, well, that is, well, the main thing is that00:41:44
enjoyment? Why else live?00:41:45
Ask a person why to live in the world00:41:48
By the way, why live in the world if not for00:41:50
pleasure for what00:41:52
seriously serious question yes salvation00:41:55
souls But this is not clear to everyone00:41:57
the term is even kind of frightening00:41:59
Means00:42:02
in order to find the Lord you need to find00:42:05
Lord God stop loving your neighbors00:42:10
Yes, eventually enter into eternal life00:42:12
this is what it means to be saved, to save the soul is00:42:15
means entering eternal life00:42:16
unhindered, that is, to receive00:42:19
free entry into a blissful future00:42:22
to believe not only to believe but00:42:26
feel this presence of life beyond the grave00:42:29
there is life in the afterlife I need00:42:31
feel it opens up to a person00:42:33
gradually becomes obvious to him00:42:36
intelligible to her you need to go and enter00:42:39
open doors of God's kingdom Yes it is00:42:41
means to be saved Yes, so this Rich Man00:42:44
Poor thing means the Gospel means he00:42:46
didn’t have all this, how would he think that00:42:49
You need to live to have fun00:42:51
the pleasure he had, by the way, was innocent00:42:53
that is, the Gospel is not described there00:42:55
no orgi means no there somewhere00:42:57
molestation means some I don’t know00:42:59
gay parties there nothing there00:43:02
I didn’t do anything sinful, I just ate and drank00:43:04
He was having fun and setting the tables00:43:06
friends came to him and they seemed00:43:08
it means they drank from the belly there, as it were00:43:09
it means they probably sang and danced as if00:43:11
dressed beautifully, I’ll write something that he00:43:13
was dressed very nicely there dressed in00:43:15
purple and fine linen, purple is the robe of kings00:43:18
was so rich could afford00:43:21
dress yourself in clothes almost00:43:22
royal burgpur you know it's like that00:43:26
there are some shellfish in the Mediterranean00:43:27
sea00:43:28
which release some kind of liquid from00:43:32
secretion of Alla red from00:43:35
these mollusks and these this liquid00:43:38
excrete these shellfish soaked00:43:40
the fabric they received Scarlet is so bloody00:43:42
the scarlet color of chickens is actually purple00:43:45
very expensive it was very expensive00:43:46
occupation, that is, the fabrics cost a fortune00:43:49
money to dress in these purple ones00:43:51
fabrics in purple and weight dressed ate drank00:43:54
I covered all my tears for my friend00:43:56
his imagination went no further there00:43:59
some poor man was lying there00:44:00
that means he probably stepped over it00:44:02
the poor man was good, he didn't complain, didn't00:44:07
shouted, demanded nothing, lay there00:44:10
dreamed that they would give him some00:44:12
crumbs from the table but no one gave anything00:44:13
and then they died they found themselves in00:44:17
in different places the poor man was called Lazarev00:44:19
turned out to be the kingdom of heaven00:44:24
ended up in Abraham's bosom together in peace00:44:28
and the Rich Man ended up in hell in thick flames00:44:32
the flame soon engulfed him and he began to suffer00:44:35
and they recognized each other00:44:38
this Rich Man this poor soul means00:44:42
she is from there from this underworld from00:44:44
this fire00:44:45
this is some other fire by the way00:44:48
The fire will not be physical because00:44:51
this fire Then you write there will be darkness00:44:53
pitch black and fire not a mustache00:44:56
going out, that is, the fire will have no light00:44:58
it will be hot and there will be no light00:45:00
another fire this fire burns him00:45:03
it means a poor soul and he recognizes it there00:45:05
somewhere in the distance means Abraham with this00:45:08
Lazarus recognizes him00:45:10
It’s not me who recognizes, but this is that Beggar00:45:14
who lay there by name directly recognizes00:45:16
What was this poor man's name and00:45:19
Abraham is recognized00:45:22
this lazarus Send here so that he can give me00:45:24
I wet my finger in water and my tongue cooled00:45:28
Because I'm very hot in this regard00:45:29
I feel very bad00:45:32
son, remember what you got on earth00:45:35
everything is good and Lazarus only received00:45:37
the bad thing is now, on the contrary, you suffer there00:45:40
In general, everyone will know everyone will see it00:45:44
All00:45:46
in hell everyone will be clear-eyed00:45:52
Hello, Ivan Petrovich How are you?00:45:56
How is your wife Svetlana Igorevna00:45:58
from where you don’t know Well, it’s scary when00:46:01
they greet you and call you by name00:46:03
Fix it, how are you doing or disclose00:46:06
all under your feet how do you know me this00:46:08
on earth this happens among sorcerers and00:46:10
Saints in order to know everything you need00:46:13
more FSB agents or intelligence officers are needed00:46:16
be either a scout or a sorcerer or00:46:18
saints to know about Man in advance00:46:21
comes as in the grove of Optina comes00:46:25
there the future monk Pavel Ivanovich came00:46:27
Hello Pavel Ivanovich, you've been seeing me for a long time00:46:29
We've been waiting for a long time, we've been waiting for something, we're late00:46:32
Ivanovich will be great later00:46:34
an old man, but everyone will be in hell00:46:38
the insightful waters will see everyone00:46:40
will understand through and through what will be filmed00:46:44
this is this veil this is blocking us from00:46:47
spiritual vision so far fortunately00:46:50
if we don't see anything fortunately I think00:46:52
that would be a very scary sight00:46:54
if we saw disgusting demons00:46:56
disgusting scary if we saw00:47:00
angels if we saw all this here00:47:02
spiritual00:47:03
life somehow I don’t know I should have00:47:07
have nerves of iron so as not to go crazy00:47:09
get off so we fortunately have nothing00:47:11
we see but we must feel everything00:47:14
he must have a circumcised heart00:47:16
circumcised hearts these sensitive00:47:18
so soft so pliable heart00:47:20
feel the presence of the surrounding spiritual00:47:22
life around us and feel00:47:24
feel that everything that is written is us00:47:27
must be felt in the heart yet we are not00:47:29
we see through this eyes thank God by the way00:47:31
repeating very well because if we suddenly00:47:34
saw the whole spiritual life abyss under00:47:36
hellish kicks00:47:39
would be heard as sinners gnashing their teeth00:47:41
These vile faces would wither in hell00:47:44
it was unclean spirits00:47:47
couldn't do anything else for us00:47:49
I would have to shut myself up in some kind of cell00:47:51
and cry from morning to evening so we don't00:47:54
we see we must feel that means we00:47:56
today we counted a few with you00:47:58
texts that I would like you to do00:48:00
what are you really00:48:02
from what you haven’t yet managed to make your own00:48:05
life to00:48:06
discovered such a beautiful thing00:48:09
going to the cemetery00:48:11
I repeat that you are something of an [ __ ]00:48:14
Tomorrow Sunday is a day off00:48:16
I'll be at the cemetery sick or what?00:48:19
Where will you go to the cemetery? Why should we go to00:48:21
skating rink there let's go that's it let's go to the park00:48:24
there we'll go to Carousel there we'll go to00:48:26
in the end at the cafe Means for ice cream00:48:28
but let's go to the cinema somewhere00:48:30
in the cemetery What to do with But this00:48:33
such and such is a very important thing if00:48:35
a person has never been called an idiot00:48:37
unbelieving00:48:39
that a believer He does not want anything00:48:42
to do such an extravagant thing but that's it00:48:44
still seems crazy to others00:48:46
people, that is, his interests, his actions00:48:49
his actions are as if they00:48:51
do not fit into the general economy and00:48:53
They think he’s some kind of hello, though00:48:55
smarter than everyone else, that's if no one00:48:58
thinks we're crazy, so we are00:49:00
there's probably still more to come00:49:02
not really a believer that this is ours00:49:05
behavior immediately raises suspicion that00:49:07
This is doing something strange, I don’t know how00:49:09
and Christ himself, Jesus Christ himself00:49:11
They called me crazy and crazy, so00:49:15
we said that the Samaritan was without00:49:16
Jesus Christ is not for you00:49:21
Christ in me answered humbly and simply00:49:24
no demon but I'm telling the truth00:49:26
So that's why it's all this00:49:29
we read these passages today00:49:30
First Epistle to the Romans to the Corinthians00:49:33
native Corinthians second and also Perhaps00:49:35
one more interesting one more00:49:39
I’ll finish reading it, I’ll tell you a secret, but then00:49:43
I will tell you brothers that Flesh and blood is not00:49:45
can inherit the kingdom of God, that is,00:49:48
there is something in this form in which we00:49:50
now we are we can't get into00:49:51
we can't go to heaven00:49:54
because we carry a corruptible body00:49:57
decay does not inherit no Laziness00:50:00
Therefore it will be necessary to change therefore00:50:03
death is actually this matter and00:50:06
serves That is, when a person lies down then00:50:08
there is a soul leaves the body lies down in the earth00:50:11
Land to land then land and to land from00:50:13
Yiddish, that is, earth earthly into earth00:50:16
spiritual to God00:50:19
and the spirit went to the god who gave his ashes00:50:23
ashes00:50:24
torn into two parts earthly earthly00:50:27
spiritual to God and then when the dead00:50:30
the soul will rise again and find its body00:50:32
the body will rise and they will unite and already00:50:34
will be transformed will change with a new change00:50:37
and the body will be ready for eternal life00:50:40
that is, the body will be able to enter heaven00:50:42
after resurrection And before Sunday no and00:50:45
Paul writes Such a beautiful thing00:50:47
interestingly says that yes that Flesh and00:50:50
blood will not inherit the kingdom of God00:50:52
may also decay on I that is what rots00:50:55
cannot inherit incorruptibility, that is, not00:50:57
the rotting world tells you a secret, writes00:51:00
he tells a secret: not all of us will die, but everyone00:51:04
let's change00:51:06
the only way not to die before00:51:08
doomsday00:51:10
the only way not to die is00:51:13
live to see the Last Judgment00:51:15
if I if for example I live live die00:51:19
It's time and the Last Judgment has not yet come to me00:51:21
you have to die you have to die00:51:24
I want or I don’t want to be here, it doesn’t matter who00:51:26
asks won't have to00:51:28
and I tell myself this in advance Because I00:51:31
I understand perfectly well how the heart fails00:51:33
I want to get used to this idea, I'll have to00:51:37
And even if until the Last Judgment00:51:41
then I will change so much in one thing00:51:44
instant00:51:46
we will all change so so great00:51:49
instantaneous change the dead will be00:51:51
resurrect we will change before our eyes00:51:52
so that we can be transformed00:51:55
able to enter enter in the future imperishable00:51:57
world00:52:02
and the expectation of the Second Coming was the most00:52:05
the main expectation of the church in the early years00:52:07
that's when saints still lived on earth00:52:09
apostles Paul Peter Andrei Jacob they00:52:12
Most of all we were waiting for the quick second00:52:15
The coming of Christ to earth is why Paul00:52:17
says we will not all die but we will all change00:52:20
suddenly in the blink of an eye at the last00:52:24
the trumpet, for the trumpet will sound and the dead will rise again00:52:28
incorruptible there will be a certain sound of a trumpet trumpet00:52:31
By the way, the sound is also a very interesting thing00:52:34
pipes00:52:37
I really don’t know, this is at a funeral00:52:42
reads: I don’t want to take it so what00:52:44
you didn't know about the dead so as not to00:52:46
grieved like others, not very hopeful00:52:47
if we believe that Jesus died and rose again00:52:51
those who died in Jesus God will bring with him00:52:56
for in a dream we tell you by the word of the Lord that00:52:58
we are the living remaining until the Coming00:53:01
Lord, we won’t warn the dead. Well then00:53:04
there seem to be people who were particularly worried about those00:53:07
who died but Christ will come dead00:53:09
listen to the Lord himself when proclaiming00:53:15
Archangel and the trumpet sound of God00:53:18
trumpets will come down from heaven and the dead00:53:21
will be resurrected00:53:24
and here he also writes here that00:53:26
soon suddenly in the twinkling of an eye00:53:29
I honestly don’t know about the last pipe00:53:32
why is it a pipe when it's a mystery to me00:53:35
now we will say two words about it00:53:37
for the trumpet will blow you and the dead will rise again00:53:40
imperishable And we will change00:53:43
for everything that perishes must put on00:53:47
incorruptibility and mortal This, that is, ours00:53:51
nature needs to put on immortality00:53:55
then the word will be written death Where00:53:57
your sting is hell Where is your Victory00:54:00
so look at these things00:54:04
musical instruments conditionally conditionally00:54:06
speaking, they are divided into wind instruments00:54:08
trumpet is one of the wind instruments when it blows00:54:11
and the sound of all sorts of brass drums is heard00:54:14
there's a joke about the drum00:54:16
tool00:54:18
then strings when there means this00:54:22
guitar harp there I don’t know what else is there00:54:24
whatever he wants there00:54:26
violin also strings strings drums00:54:29
brass keyboards keyboards this too00:54:33
strings Because when on the keys00:54:34
people strike hammers strike strings00:54:38
everything seems to be strings00:54:40
drums and winds00:54:44
This is about wind instruments00:54:46
this is a trumpet, the sound of a trumpet, that is, not a sound00:54:48
the piano will sound before the resurrection00:54:51
dead00:54:52
and neither the sound of a bell nor the sound of a drum00:54:55
there is not a drum sound but some kind of brass sound00:54:57
Like how it blows into a pipe00:55:01
there will be many trumpets before the terrible00:55:04
at the coming of Christ there will be many trumpets and00:55:06
at the last trumpet Christ will come00:55:08
land00:55:09
this is the soundtrack of this00:55:11
Advents are visual00:55:13
escort it will be the sign of the Cross on00:55:16
in the sky there will be a sign of the Cross written that sign00:55:18
people will see the son of man00:55:21
heaven before the second coming00:55:22
Sign of the Son of Man Sign00:55:25
the son of man is the cross of others00:55:27
the son of man has no knowledge cross00:55:30
this is his sign in heaven will be the sign of Christ and00:55:34
there will be a soundtrack it will be00:55:36
sound like strong pipes00:55:39
not just not drums and not keyboards and not00:55:42
string and trumpet and at the last trumpet00:55:45
we mean the dead will rise we00:55:48
let's change, it's interesting that these00:55:50
pipes as if it’s such a mystery00:55:52
Jews have this in their spiritual life00:55:55
several moments when they blow all sorts of00:55:57
trumpets if you read in the Old Testament there00:56:00
you may remember how Jericho was destroyed there00:56:02
priests are such silver trumpets Dooley00:56:04
walked seven times around the city and Dooley in00:56:07
pipes and when they thought for the seventh time00:56:09
the city fell, the walls fell, they captured it00:56:12
this is also a spiritual event, such spiritual00:56:15
pipes then they have such rock00:56:18
Rog Well, like some kind of Croc00:56:20
animal called shofar they blow this00:56:24
the trumpet is their sound, this horn is00:56:27
call to repentance00:56:30
that is00:56:31
somehow it means there will be such a strong sound00:56:33
like the sound of a wind instrument by the way00:56:37
a person has all these along the way00:56:40
all fundamental musical00:56:43
we have tools in man00:56:45
vocal cords are like our strings00:56:49
the language we speak when we speak00:56:52
tongue00:56:54
and pronounce separate sounds00:56:59
This is our drummer, a percussion instrument00:57:01
language00:57:03
ligaments and our lungs are this one00:57:05
air ducts there trachea there this00:57:07
the windpipe is a pipe this is the sound we00:57:11
when all three are fundamentally important00:57:14
tools they are all in a person00:57:19
and when we talk as if we are constantly00:57:22
It's interesting that angels don't have lungs00:57:25
not corporeal beings They do not need to00:57:28
to make a sound, we need to get some air and00:57:31
there when to shout it there or blow it00:57:34
its some kind of instrument for the angels00:57:36
this is not necessary, they are somehow different00:57:38
they will probably give it, it looks like he will00:57:40
Apparently this sound will be similar to the sound of a trumpet00:57:43
mean coming00:57:45
gentlemen and the resurrection of the dead Yes, that's it00:57:48
I would like you and I to sort of00:57:50
at least during Lent it is clear what it is00:57:53
This is not a read for every day00:57:58
thinking about these questions gets in the way00:58:00
having fun interferes with ordinary activities00:58:02
it's clear by deeds00:58:05
so that we, for example, discover for ourselves here00:58:07
such a topic as Remember all yours00:58:10
relatives of the deceased whom we usually00:58:12
we forget we don’t remember to pray about them00:58:15
they want it they want it00:58:17
then for example there is this interesting one00:58:19
topic let's say00:58:22
I've talked about this several times00:58:24
but I’ll also tell you in the hope that00:58:27
no one heard this00:58:29
if you like, for example, where00:58:31
writer00:58:32
Let's say I love Pasternak00:58:34
Pasternak, relatively speaking, so I think00:58:37
somehow I want to pray that I feel so00:58:39
Soul since you are close I feel it00:58:42
man I read poetry to me somehow00:58:44
here it is00:58:47
the soul seems to be with my soul00:58:49
in close communication I am now again00:58:52
I fantasize on the go Although she’s just co00:58:54
I don’t feel that way, I think somehow00:58:57
I want I want to pray for her I want00:58:59
need to find out why00:59:01
searched and the Baptized are simply Orthodox00:59:05
baptized beauty everything will pray00:59:07
Parsnip, you understand, that is, like this00:59:10
someone himself00:59:13
Evgeniy Abramovich Baratynsky is00:59:15
this and how I found a friend in the generation00:59:17
I will find a reader in my descendants several times00:59:20
very interesting poem00:59:21
I wonder where he says that00:59:28
he talks about the future, my gift is poor And00:59:32
my voice is not loud but I live on earth00:59:35
my someone enjoys his existence00:59:38
my unknown Descendant will find00:59:40
someone later many years after my death00:59:46
with his soul how to know my soul through00:59:49
poems will be in intercourse00:59:51
and how I found a friend in the reader generation00:59:54
I will find in posterity I, that is, he writes O00:59:56
that sometime someone already after00:59:57
will find my death silently and through01:00:00
the vibrations of my voice come through01:00:02
the touch of my soul to these verses01:00:04
his soul is the readers of these poems somehow01:00:07
will resonate just like us01:00:09
we'll meet, that is, the soul we'll meet him01:00:11
unknown future reader and mine01:00:13
the soul will somehow find each other01:00:15
I found a friend in the reader's generation01:00:18
in posterity I am a very interesting topic01:00:20
for example, do you love some writer01:00:22
relatively speaking, the same Pushkin01:00:25
He's absolutely brilliant, of course.01:00:27
the more you live the more you understand01:00:29
how completely sunny it is01:00:31
huge01:00:32
unimitable talent01:00:35
christian christian funeral service funeral service01:00:38
sinner True Well, who among us is not01:00:40
sinner We are all sinners, as it were01:00:42
it is unknown who is more and who is less01:00:44
you need to for him you want to Pray for Pushkin01:00:46
There01:00:47
and so on That is, a whole is a whole01:00:50
a huge topic, unfortunately these are for01:00:53
which you can't pray to Tolstoy to pray01:00:56
It’s dangerous that it was filed by company A for everyone01:00:59
the rest might be interested Well, except01:01:02
some kind of suicide01:01:03
some notorious atheists there01:01:06
Enough, let's say from Mayakovsky Here I took it01:01:09
He died there or Marina01:01:11
for example, it’s a pity for Tsvetaeva01:01:14
Well, I feel sorry for the man, of course, there with prayer01:01:19
it's hard and everyone else please01:01:21
For example01:01:25
or is there anyone there Nikolai01:01:28
Vasilievich Gogol Yes please, how much01:01:30
whatever you want and everyone else Anna Andreevna01:01:32
Akhmatova please01:01:36
unclear open question01:01:40
suicide is an open question of course01:01:42
openly we don’t know there is an opinion that it01:01:45
seems to have been killed01:01:47
sin on Yakov blue on there on01:01:49
I don’t know the St. Petersburg check with him at all01:01:52
the hardest thing is not even because01:01:56
it is unclear his outcome in life01:02:01
it’s hard with him, it’s kind of hard with him01:02:04
him himself01:02:07
How01:02:09
influencing about Personally, I’m only talking about personal01:02:12
I'm saying it there now01:02:14
Yes of course of course01:02:18
You can pray for whoever you want Yes01:02:21
only realizing something01:02:23
serious business and let's just say there01:02:26
they say there is some kind soul there01:02:29
prayed for Lenin immediately after his01:02:30
death is serious and he just appeared01:02:34
some scary guy just showed up01:02:36
and started yelling at her that don’t pray to me01:02:38
even worse01:02:40
stop01:02:42
Well, because of course there are such people01:02:44
few who would like for him01:02:46
to pray but someone was found, he still had to01:02:49
it doesn't need to be any worse01:02:50
Well, no, that means it’s a stand there01:02:53
interesting topic, let's say it's about01:02:57
the same Pushkin01:02:59
50s of the last century He appeared01:03:02
one priest of the Moscow spiritual01:03:04
Academy priest taught there01:03:06
some items related to01:03:08
humanities something like01:03:10
aesthetics or ethics there the pastor said01:03:12
what is it He was very so good01:03:14
educated in these matters and he somehow01:03:16
dozed off after the service after the service After01:03:20
lectures there01:03:23
a man is standing01:03:26
Hello father he says to me01:03:28
you’ll find out, no, it’s me Pushkin01:03:32
I'm Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin all around01:03:36
I am quoted and you quote me01:03:38
circles do not read praise quote01:03:42
and no one prays for me01:03:44
please pray to me and he opens01:03:47
your eyes seem to know when you are sleeping and not01:03:50
you know there is such a dream inside a dream it is01:03:53
By the way, Gogol describes in Nevsky01:03:55
the prospectus describes it This is me01:03:57
this has happened to you many times too01:03:58
it probably happened when a person is sleeping01:04:03
and suddenly he seems to wake up01:04:06
and what is it he sees what is there what01:04:08
something strange is happening, so what?01:04:10
want good bad weird01:04:13
and what else is he? What’s going on and suddenly01:04:16
he wakes up again and it turns out that01:04:19
The first Awakening wasn't real01:04:21
Waking up was the sum inside the dream then01:04:23
that is, that is, such a multi-layered dream01:04:25
when a person woke up once and then01:04:27
then you need it again, it happens that you need it01:04:29
wake up again that is so much01:04:32
Gogol described this in Nevsky01:04:34
on the avenue this happens when you lie down01:04:36
as if suddenly something came to you with01:04:39
you're talking to him because you're standing there01:04:40
he says I am Alexander Vasilievich01:04:42
Suvorov for example there I came to you01:04:44
say something there01:04:45
Suvorov even died who died I died I didn’t01:04:49
I died, I came to you with you01:04:51
talk I wake up what is it01:04:54
what happened then again in general01:04:56
such a person is certainly a mystery01:04:57
he's a mysterious man01:04:59
nothing is clear with him01:05:01
with a person nothing is clear, it’s the same01:05:03
I wish there was only an illusion that everything is clear01:05:05
In fact, nothing is clear at all01:05:06
by a person For example, if there is Not clear01:05:09
nothing for example even with the same dream01:05:12
For example, there is a Sleep Institute if01:05:15
only a whole Institute of Sleep where they study01:05:18
dream you will laugh but when but when01:05:20
they are asked what have you learned?01:05:23
After all, we don’t know, they say that is01:05:26
I don’t know how old this sleep institute is there anymore01:05:29
70 probably exists or 80 or 100 and01:05:32
they say we don't know what sleep is01:05:35
they all the time all people sleep as if everyone01:05:37
it’s clear what a dream is, everyone seems to be sleeping, everyone01:05:39
live and sleep, but the Sleep Institute is engaged01:05:41
sleep for 100 years as if they don’t know what01:05:44
We do not know01:05:46
where in which in which Korea brain There01:05:49
from above or in the depths There are those processes01:05:52
braking occurs there when a person01:05:55
dreams the last seconds before01:05:57
upon awakening or immediately after falling asleep01:05:59
there and in general there it is so deep01:06:02
slow there are several fast sleeps01:06:03
there's something deep there they're there01:06:05
know Well, in short, the more we01:06:07
we study the less we understand in general01:06:09
nothing is clear what it is01:06:13
for example, one thing is clear to everyone: what if01:06:15
for example you lie there doing nothing01:06:16
just lie down, arms relaxed, legs01:06:19
relaxed01:06:21
you're lying down, you're not working, you're lying down, you're trying01:06:25
rest and don't sleep, lick and don't sleep01:06:29
then you don't rest. And if you fail in01:06:32
sleep for at least 15 minutes01:06:34
fail Like died there or dreamed01:06:37
didn't see it doesn't matter then suddenly01:06:39
wake up rested What is this01:06:43
Means01:06:44
you will never rest until you fall asleep01:06:46
you have to die to rest like this01:06:49
Greeks there are dreams and death are twins01:06:51
twin brothers01:06:55
daimus01:06:57
Here they are. It’s unclear, nothing is clear with01:07:01
a human being, as it were, still01:07:02
unclear01:07:03
how is this how many times a minute I understand01:07:06
can you count how many times a minute we01:07:08
we blink to wet our eyes with saliva01:07:12
in thissense01:07:13
but for some reason the man is a big mystery01:07:17
So with our death with our life with01:07:20
with our breath with our dreams01:07:21
In general, Florensky has one, by the way01:07:24
most interesting I'm afraid to confuse01:07:26
absolutely but not very interesting01:07:28
work about dreaming prokonostas on01:07:31
actually01:07:33
he spends there the thought of what you have01:07:35
no, a person gets into something like this01:07:37
mental space in which time01:07:39
flows in reverse01:07:41
In general, if you say, read it yourself01:07:43
you might be interested now I'm afraid of you01:07:45
confusing once again but it's very01:07:46
interesting thing, for example it is also possible01:07:48
how can you check this for yourself?01:07:51
For example, the thing being tested is01:07:56
the purest dreams occur during the phase for example01:08:00
there01:08:01
falling asleep there or at the beginning But if01:08:04
for example you woke up at night not01:08:07
I know I went there to get a drink or go to the toilet01:08:08
went there or for example already in the morning there01:08:10
in the morning Already got enough sleep, it seems like later01:08:12
once you went to bed that's when you woke up01:08:14
I fell asleep again, this is a must01:08:16
some kind01:08:18
That is, as if, that is, as if the soul01:08:20
as if it were sinking, for example, some01:08:22
the pure waters of sleep and the soul is washed01:08:25
mine feels like a fish swimming in a dream01:08:29
then what if for example something like this01:08:32
in the morning, for example, I woke up there already01:08:34
I could have gotten up but I fell asleep again01:08:36
then at this time there is some nasty stuff01:08:38
some of the most prodigal ones appear01:08:39
Some lousy, nasty, shameful ones01:08:42
I have filthy dreams, exactly as it were, or01:08:44
on a full stomach for example this or when01:08:46
you woke up again and fell asleep in the morning01:08:48
at night there is no such thing, in short there is01:08:51
some of their own phases are like this01:08:52
this is from Florensky in detail01:08:55
he was studying, he was so idle, everything happened01:08:57
interesting In short, what I mean is yes Well01:09:01
sun I see, so I dreamed about Pushkin01:09:03
says to the priest No one is praying for me01:09:05
please pray for me01:09:08
you can actually pray for this01:09:09
a huge number of people01:09:12
there you take history books for example01:09:15
there and you pass there, let's say01:09:17
the child is in fifth grade and you are with him01:09:20
you read there about the Battle of Stalingrad01:09:22
read there it means about General Chuikov01:09:25
General Batov means about the general01:09:27
such General Syakov about later this01:09:29
don't let us pray, let's pray for someone01:09:33
Dad, let's pray how many died there01:09:35
There are 450 thousand people there Mom dear01:09:39
let's say I don't remember exactly how long it is01:09:41
ours were killed, I was the only Italians there01:09:44
300 thousand Italians died who01:09:47
were not the main ones at all, but there were still some01:09:49
Romanians what were the Hungarians talking about?01:09:51
Slovakia still had French besides Germans01:09:54
and there were a million or so Germans poured in. Well,01:09:56
of course there are a million of us there, something like that01:09:58
We honor the Our Father and say Lord01:10:01
rest all the Christians who died on this01:10:04
terrible Here in this battle For example you can01:10:06
This can be done and what can’t be done.01:10:09
Certainly01:10:10
if you suddenly want to pray then you01:10:13
suddenly you realize that history actually01:10:15
a very large cemetery in which01:10:17
everyone can pray History is generally01:10:19
big cemetery01:10:22
Here01:10:25
For example, if you live on01:10:27
street, say on Academician Pavlov Street01:10:30
pray for the Academician because you are on01:10:33
you live on his street there are people who01:10:35
live 40 years live for example some01:10:38
street01:10:41
Well, seriously, as if you take it here01:10:44
as if people are so asleep01:10:46
brains, that is, such a sleeping mind is not01:10:48
Curious as if they don't know01:10:50
nothing to the right you will go like a horse01:10:52
if you lose to the left you will go as if without01:10:53
the heads will remain, they don’t know anything01:10:56
on some street you live there on the street01:10:57
there are fazile iskanders and I don’t know who it is01:10:59
then you don’t live your whole life I live well in the family01:11:02
standard, let's say he died there not so long ago01:11:04
relatively speaking there on the street there I don’t know01:11:06
there Nazima what methods for example And who01:11:09
it's like that. Who knows? You've been there for a long time01:11:12
you live your whole life, something never happens to you01:11:14
I was wondering who this is not to me01:11:17
it was interesting it was strange that's strange01:11:19
I'm interested in people01:11:21
nothing interesting at all Besides01:11:23
what can you plant01:11:26
I mean, well then, tell me yourself01:11:31
someone like that then after that all if01:11:33
people are only interested in what is possible in01:11:34
pocket put put pocket everything01:11:37
Interesting01:11:38
something is lying badly, took it, put it as if01:11:41
no one noticed the whole class day01:11:47
and as if the world is a huge book01:11:49
book to read Yesterday before01:11:52
evenings if we lived outside of civilization outside01:11:55
civilization would have another book in01:11:58
in ancient times people actually read little01:12:00
They didn't need many books Man01:12:02
you just had to have the Gospel at home01:12:04
or psalms he doesn’t even know how to read01:12:07
should have known01:12:09
as one old man was asked where are you from?01:12:12
he always gained wisdom before me01:12:15
open and huge book Where is what?01:12:17
her One page here is her second page01:12:19
that is, the world will open before you like01:12:22
like two pages of a huge book01:12:24
and there, as it is written in Psalm 18, it seems01:12:27
day The verb conveys day and night by night01:12:30
proclaims reason, that is, as it were01:12:32
roll call is such a night during the day01:12:33
the stars are calling to each other, they came out there, it means01:12:36
The moon shone there, the moon stars fell01:12:39
as if the moon had faded and the sun came out01:12:41
there a bird began to sing there the grass grew snow01:12:44
the book has melted, go read it like this01:12:47
wonderful book of Great Nature but we01:12:50
we don’t see this nature now because01:12:53
electric light growl of cars asphalt01:12:56
It’s like there’s vanity and smog underfoot01:12:59
big city he closed this from us01:13:02
the book of nature we don’t see it That’s why01:13:04
you need to read other books already01:13:06
there should be more of them now01:13:09
today you and I seem to be fighting like01:13:11
wave about cliff about the same topic about01:13:14
that And those and the mystery of death about how about01:13:16
The Apostle Paul speaks to this mystery of death01:13:18
in particular, this is what you need, like01:13:22
would like to move in this direction to01:13:25
look at it as if from afar01:13:28
everything and think about repeating very much01:13:30
it’s important, for example, you love someone there01:13:33
writer or poet01:13:34
I'll ask him how he's doing there anyway01:13:37
for example, he’s a Christian, then just take it01:13:40
remember him as a loved one already01:13:42
If a person if for example I love01:13:44
some book01:13:45
I like some writer conditionally01:13:48
I don't know there01:13:50
let's not take such big giants01:13:53
like drivers or dickins or01:13:55
Dostoevsky Even anyone is acceptable01:13:57
some writer I don't know01:13:59
Boris Polevoy01:14:02
This is a very important person in my life if01:14:05
his book if I have some books of his01:14:07
I read it and then re-read it and somehow it01:14:09
there's something playing inside of me, this one01:14:12
person took part in my upbringing01:14:14
he put put his soul into my soul it's him01:14:20
it turns out much more01:14:26
much more close to me than very01:14:28
many people who lived with me elbow01:14:30
to the elbow along the shoulder to the shoulder Recently I was in01:14:33
theater01:14:34
this means this is relatively recent, but01:14:38
was a couple of weeks before the post01:14:40
so the general and his family are such a play01:14:43
new like this means this is what it is01:14:47
modern poet and prose writer Timur Kibirov01:14:49
he has such a story by his General01:14:52
family01:14:53
semi-autobiographical like that01:14:55
and it was Vakhtan Vakhtangov who made it01:14:58
stage processing and a little bit there01:15:00
Of course it doesn't match the original, but01:15:03
the better side doesn't match much01:15:04
what they did is more interesting than what01:15:06
he wrote to me, it seems to me, and there it is like this01:15:09
The topic is interesting, the main character is01:15:12
general in the seventies dash eighties01:15:15
Soviet years of the last century such01:15:17
Soviet general and his and his01:15:19
daughter01:15:20
daughter, beloved daughter, his wife died and01:15:24
he is raising a daughter and son01:15:26
He has a daughter, that means it's out there somewhere.01:15:29
attacked Anna's poems in some magazine01:15:32
Akhmatova01:15:33
and then I found the book Anna01:15:35
Akhmatova is Anna Akhmatova, as it were01:15:38
it means he’s starting to raise this daughter01:15:40
here and there receive only one of the lines01:15:42
plot of this this is a reproduction in that01:15:45
that Anna Akhmatova is replacing this daughter01:15:48
moms are generally replaced by dads in some ways01:15:50
sense She's raising this girl she01:15:52
it directly performs the function of a teacher01:15:55
It’s very true that there are people who01:15:58
mother did not raise whom she raised01:16:01
say Anna Akhmatova01:16:03
I personally know a number of people there01:16:06
which which for example are there conditionally01:16:08
saying there some kind of Therefore like there01:16:11
like some kind of Mandelstam or01:16:14
like the same Pasternak, they are theirs01:16:16
raised as if by a father01:16:18
for example, I didn’t raise a guy, but guys01:16:21
brought up, for example, some kind of book01:16:22
for example, the writer raised him literally01:16:25
so you need to pray for him more than for01:16:28
father in this case, yes there are such cases01:16:30
really, but that's the topic there. Very01:16:32
This song shows it beautifully01:16:34
General him and his family are somewhere Anna01:16:37
Akhmatova is like a living character01:16:39
acts on stage as if educating01:16:41
this girl01:16:43
there is no mother, the woman is not nearby and she is straight01:16:46
she puts some necessary thoughts into01:16:48
raising your head is not where modesty is01:16:50
nobility has something to do with01:16:52
his personal to the history of his country01:16:57
So they are all alive. These people are definitely01:17:00
Yes01:17:01
So our relatives want this too01:17:04
and during Great Lent this is all very convenient01:17:07
done Friday evening Saturday morning For01:17:09
funeral service next Saturday01:17:11
next Saturday If you didn't know01:17:13
missed these things Please don't01:17:15
skip this extremely important thing01:17:18
yes what else what else can I tell you01:17:23
any questions01:17:40
Yes01:17:45
Certainly01:17:53
[music]01:17:58
very good question very correct01:18:00
ask01:18:01
The fact is that we, as one wrote,01:18:03
it seems most Evgeny Yevtushenko and about01:18:07
We don’t know our own father, knowing everything01:18:09
nothing, that is, we are talking about our parents01:18:12
if mom or dad buried there maybe01:18:14
we don’t know anything about them, we know dad01:18:17
there from the moment we are01:18:20
such an interesting dialogue01:18:24
dad tells his son he says I'm there01:18:27
you're older than you, you should, I don't have your dough01:18:29
must obey He speaks Like a man01:18:32
you are older than me and as a father you are the same01:18:34
like I already as soon as my son appeared01:18:36
became a father, because I didn’t have a father01:18:38
That is, as father and son, you and I are one01:18:40
age until I have not yet had you01:18:43
father You're just like a man, you're older01:18:45
when as a father you are the same to you as much01:18:47
how long is it for me as a son in short and here we are01:18:51
we know our dad as dad, but who he was01:18:54
our dad when he was dad we don’t know him01:18:56
his first love his first kiss there01:18:59
his first there means this is the blood of01:19:02
I don’t know his nose there, his first01:19:03
betrayal his first fight there01:19:05
the first barbecue there in nature In short, we01:19:08
we don't know anything we don't know anything at all01:19:10
just your parents but why for them01:19:12
we pray to them, it’s a pity if they died01:19:14
If they feel even more sorry01:19:16
I already feel sorry for all the people We are all in trouble01:19:19
In short, when we pray, we feel sorry for the people we are01:19:22
his beloved is a pity That's all we don't know01:19:25
we don’t even know anything about our own dad01:19:28
Well, since we just pray for someone01:19:31
for example, right where we are, I repeat Yes01:19:34
recently I somehow quickly counted01:19:38
diagonals of this very Boris Godunov01:19:42
Well, I just understood how it means01:19:44
once again I felt how01:19:45
Pushkin is a genius, how much he is01:19:48
we all owe him we all If you01:19:52
for example, take literature there, say01:19:54
Pushkin's time of all the poets who01:19:55
wrote with him next to him and a little01:19:57
before him01:19:59
but you won't be able to read them without01:20:01
preparation it is impossible to read it must01:20:02
preparation to read except philologists Nobody01:20:05
no one will read this because they have01:20:06
we speak another language in Pushkin01:20:09
language still01:20:11
That is, it’s just all something from Pushkin01:20:14
They are in a different language then once Pushkin is like01:20:16
if it were all clear by now01:20:17
we are all his debtors once again01:20:21
I just felt like this01:20:23
person This is Alexander Sergeevich01:20:24
who was 37 years old was actually 3701:20:27
years old When he died it was as if he had already died01:20:30
the senile mind was 12-15 years old01:20:34
little old man he had development01:20:35
was 15-20 years ahead of his physical01:20:37
age01:20:38
started writing when he was 2001:20:41
And what page will you not open this on?01:20:44
you just freeze wow01:20:46
encyclopedia of Russian life really01:20:48
encyclopedia who has not read or read01:20:50
It’s been a while and I don’t remember. Take a re-read of this.01:20:53
you will be so ennobled that01:20:57
you will feel that you are the most01:21:00
the theater didn’t come out for a month, just Onegin01:21:03
read01:21:04
we owe it, we owe it too01:21:07
pray it may very well be01:21:10
the most important person one of the most01:21:12
important people of our history mean here01:21:14
the motive for praying for him will of course be us01:21:16
we know what it was it wasn't it01:21:18
no Saint seems to need01:21:20
in prayer we pray to him with wonder01:21:23
forward genius and gratitude01:21:24
for his work01:21:26
if we are in the case You might feel sorry01:21:30
person you can just love him like01:21:32
you love, for example, one of your relatives01:21:34
our own people or someone else there, well,01:21:37
compassion pity gratitude there01:21:39
a whole complex of these Of course, if we01:21:42
knew all this not knowledge this is the same01:21:45
mercy is kindness01:21:48
imagine if we, for example01:21:49
they were as if perspicacious and saw01:21:53
through each other01:21:55
if we knew For example if I knew01:21:57
what What were you thinking about all day yesterday01:22:00
for example this morning and what about you01:22:03
lives and what thoughts are you preoccupied with and01:22:05
in general, your passions were01:22:07
revealed as if in an anatomical atlas01:22:10
didn't say hello01:22:15
if we saw right through each other01:22:17
It's not that we didn't love each other01:22:20
would hate01:22:22
we would seem to each other somehow01:22:24
some proud plague dogs01:22:27
stinking depraved lustful01:22:29
some kind of bad primitive01:22:32
some kind of playing demonic stuff in01:22:35
mind so we don't know anything under each other01:22:37
friend and we, that’s why we’re sorry01:22:39
we have compassion we have mercy we worry about each other01:22:42
friend, our ignorance is a great factor01:22:45
making our life easier01:22:47
it's good that we don't really know anything01:22:50
in fact the fact of the matter is that01:22:52
God knows everything and loves people just like him01:22:55
knows everything about people he loves people01:22:57
you have to be like God to know everything and01:23:00
to love you have to be a strong second God already01:23:03
the more you know, the less you love01:23:05
when, for example, you penetrate there01:23:08
secret of the Madrid court, as it were,01:23:10
relatively speaking in the mystery of this The mystery is in01:23:13
the secret of this corporation in the secret here01:23:15
this is in the thoughts of this person you01:23:18
you just want to attack us and burn this one01:23:20
bugs So that they all don't stink yet01:23:26
If only you knew a little more everything01:23:30
Priest01:23:32
knowledge doesn't help01:23:35
He needs to be one step at a time01:23:38
a step above an ordinary person, but you are already01:23:40
you probably listen to the priesthood for a year01:23:43
you serve only human disgust01:23:45
through itself will flow through your ears and you01:23:48
and you need to love people you need01:23:50
feel sorry for people you need to feel sorry for people01:23:53
besides everyone that is not in front of you01:23:54
open up their purulent insides Well, here we go01:23:57
this is your work so thank God01:24:01
that I don't know anything01:24:03
but we know ourselves, that's enough We are01:24:06
we know that sometimes I get scared01:24:08
I'm never lonely and uncomfortable in this world01:24:11
I sometimes feel like I'm lost01:24:13
like some forgotten kitten you know01:24:17
and everyone else seems to be the same01:24:20
that is, just knowledge about yourself01:24:21
enough to feel sorry for other people01:24:25
Well, what if01:24:26
you see, for example, there are such people in the church01:24:30
there we often read and see these01:24:32
The elders are perspicacious people, you can01:24:34
imagine God opens to him01:24:38
knowledge01:24:39
the contents of other people's souls01:24:42
What does this mean? This means a person can do it.01:24:45
love otherwise he will become scary01:24:48
misanthrope will hate everyone01:24:51
Here's how01:24:53
about one thing there was such a Gabriel01:24:56
seven-sized it seems it seems he can01:24:57
be different there and saints from here01:24:59
Imagine a man the Lord gives him01:25:02
this gift is such a creepy gift for01:25:04
in fact, people are sitting here writing to themselves01:25:07
that now I'll shut up01:25:09
and we'll be silent for a minute, here we will be01:25:12
minutes of silence we'll notice I know what what01:25:16
will happen at this time at this01:25:18
time no one will say anything then01:25:20
there will be no speech in the air but01:25:23
does this mean we stop talking01:25:24
inside ourselves No, we don’t know how to be silent01:25:28
inside yourself and therefore when suddenly01:25:30
silence reigns for a minute or two01:25:32
three will happen inside everyone01:25:35
some kind of internal dialogue that is01:25:37
everyone more everyone mumble mumble what01:25:40
talk to yourself or a song01:25:41
remember something here or there01:25:43
imaginary dialogue with someone01:25:45
our internal01:25:48
dialogue01:25:49
and that’s how many of us there are, for example01:25:51
there are 35 people there Let's say01:25:54
35 voices in total silence01:25:58
they say that no one has ever heard such a thing01:26:01
and here's the man01:26:03
God literally gives him insight01:26:07
means the following: He comes out of his01:26:09
the cells near him sit there at the threshold01:26:13
Let's say there are 15-20 people sitting there waiting01:26:15
his reception with his problems they all01:26:19
are silent01:26:20
and he comes out he hears how they all01:26:22
talking01:26:24
each with his own voice and each01:26:26
One says: Now I’ll go to the old man and01:26:28
I’ll say there, father, pray for me01:26:30
because that's where my mouth is closed01:26:34
it's happening inside him and he hears it01:26:37
someone else is sitting nearby01:26:39
girl I love him so much I love him now01:26:42
I'll go and ask the butterfly to bless you there01:26:45
got married, mouth closed, and suddenly he01:26:48
hears the member separately clearly 2001:26:50
different voices and that's all they have in them01:26:53
it's obvious to him that it's a secret01:26:55
he suddenly understands what God gave him01:26:57
such an ability to hear human01:27:00
heart01:27:02
please explain to me how to continue living01:27:05
how to live on, life is over01:27:08
Some kind of Golgotha has begun too01:27:12
you need to love people help people knowing to01:27:15
open book01:27:17
they see the frog in front of them inverted01:27:19
inside out a person is also terribly simple01:27:21
terrible Yes, God forbid, for example, even there01:27:25
for husband and wife to read everything in each other01:27:28
innermost thoughts are not even closer01:27:31
no closer on earth no even at all01:27:35
the child is not as close as husband and wife but01:27:38
It's not even useful for us to read minds, friend01:27:41
friend01:27:43
and he understands that God revealed this to him01:27:45
Here01:27:46
Horror is such a gift from God to the saint01:27:50
he closes the door to the man already01:27:52
says lord take this take this take away01:27:55
it's me I can't live with this01:27:58
take it away01:28:00
I won't take it away it will be yours this is for you01:28:04
such a heavy cross will you help01:28:07
people You should know what's in people01:28:10
you won't need to eat, here's Christ already01:28:12
did not demand to be told about01:28:14
himself that he saw right through the man He01:28:16
understood that in man this is Christ01:28:18
Lord have mercy, this is the Holy Son of God01:28:21
sinless, having no Fifteen01:28:23
sinful And for us, those who know01:28:27
they are in shock and that’s why we don’t know01:28:30
Let's have fun01:28:31
what is the reason for complete optimism01:28:34
dobilism as if something else01:28:38
bad He doesn't know anything so it's fun01:28:42
pessimism is like this01:28:43
awareness01:28:45
and vice versa01:28:48
to know everything and love everyone as it should be01:28:50
to be God there are such people but this01:28:52
piece goods are in the whole generation01:28:54
can you find one like this all the rest01:28:57
we just can't01:28:58
never noticed what price tags01:29:00
there are doctors01:29:02
how cynical doctors can be01:29:05
Or for example here or there01:29:08
lawyers, for example, those who are01:29:11
like actually turning over pieces of paper01:29:13
in fact, they are juggling souls, well there it is01:29:16
to prison there it is to freedom, as it were01:29:18
this on bail there this means with01:29:19
apartments over there apartments Well, that is01:29:22
they are essentially juggling lives01:29:23
human for a lifetime as if possible01:29:26
it's so easy to get used to it01:29:28
you become a price tag, let’s say even01:29:31
even at the student stage, students01:29:34
future doctors future medical students01:29:36
doctors, they can drink coffee in peace01:29:38
the sandwich there is confused with a corpse01:29:39
somewhere where you can't be01:29:41
they can calmly there they are there as it were01:29:44
tell some funny stories01:29:45
As if there and just like that01:29:48
blue cold corpse there01:29:49
somewhere they can There seems to mean01:29:52
drinking coffee, for example, Just at their place01:29:55
another different threshold of perception, as it were01:29:57
completely incomprehensible. This is because they01:30:00
when faced with this they become callous01:30:02
gradually the soul seems to close01:30:03
Because you just can't at it01:30:05
normal life mode You closed yourself off as if01:30:10
you can send it if you worked for example01:30:13
in the morgue and felt sorry for every dead person01:30:17
two days you would have quit like you were01:30:19
if you kicked me out, you would just be in tears01:30:21
it worked and that's the same thing every time01:30:24
every five minutes I would go away01:30:25
to pray for the next one01:30:27
the next deceased such workers are not01:30:30
needed there, you need to throw these01:30:31
fans mean just like logs01:30:35
This means that you are unloading and so that you don’t01:30:37
I thought that it was something deceased people01:30:39
they were alive once and now they are01:30:40
cold as if naked and cold blue01:30:44
but they feel something these fish that's why01:30:46
they are all drunk from morning to evening01:30:47
they come to work already in extinguishment Here they are01:30:50
inflict these means the dead as if these01:30:52
frozen these blue ones01:30:54
as if trying not to think about what they01:30:57
they do it because there are children at home01:30:59
my daughter should hit the head there01:31:01
pet, kiss, eat dinner01:31:03
it means he will understand what he is doing then01:31:07
a piece of it will get stuck01:31:09
Such is human life And to understand everything01:31:12
and to love is to be crucified01:31:16
I see everything I understand I love everyone Everything01:31:19
you were nailed to the cross and suffer01:31:22
Who wants to suffer no one like us already you01:31:25
they said the main meaning of people's lives is01:31:27
obtaining pleasure People strive for01:31:30
comfort and escape from suffering01:31:32
people want it to be mildly tasty without01:31:35
safe protected and so on and so forth01:31:38
similar And when your soul is wide open01:31:40
the whole heart is torn as if you saw everything01:31:43
you understand everything and should love everyone yes01:31:45
who needs such a life? But that’s exactly what01:31:48
there is holiness and what else is holiness01:31:51
I see everything, I understand everything, I love everyone and a piece01:31:54
doesn't fit in mouth01:31:56
What is sad asks01:32:00
And that Christ doesn’t laugh anywhere, no01:32:03
there is no such thing in the gospel so that he is there01:32:04
right there Had fun laughing like this Oh01:32:07
something like crying saw crying seen01:32:10
cried several times there cried01:32:12
I cried over my eye there over Jerusalem01:32:14
cried Well, attention cried So01:32:18
laughed in the Middle Ages there was such01:32:21
the big question is whether he even laughed01:32:23
ever Christ01:32:26
that is, well, there’s probably only one there, yes He’s01:32:28
man and man can't help but laugh01:32:30
says but is not mentioned in the gospel01:32:32
maybe not. Why should he laugh at01:32:35
why laugh so much that this is ours01:32:39
prayer for the dead it is born from01:32:41
you know, this is exactly where we come from01:32:44
were like you you will be like us01:32:47
from this our kind of That is born01:32:50
there is even the very thought that I will lie down01:32:52
here someday and I will be very happy01:32:56
I need someone to pray for me01:32:57
This is where prayer for01:33:00
deceased And it’s good that we don’t know anything01:33:04
how interesting our conversation turned01:33:06
interesting what does it mean that01:33:10
need interactive communication01:33:13
so you say you speak in one direction like01:33:16
it wouldn't be clear01:33:18
what kind of response does it all find in souls?01:33:21
Well, if there are no more questions then01:33:25
We have the next Saturday for Lent01:33:29
another Saturday for the dead01:33:31
worship service must go to pray to God01:33:34
for all these people who have died like this from time immemorial01:33:39
then unction01:33:42
secret obvious illnesses of the soul sins there01:33:45
all our old diseases are all01:33:47
The Lord facilitates cleanses anoints01:33:50
thanks to the sacrament of Holy Oil you need to01:33:53
unction01:33:54
then if somewhere in the temple there is a service01:33:56
along the axis and worship of the passion of Christ01:33:59
who needs to be like these services but also01:34:04
In general, we need Sunday in church, of course01:34:05
be the Gospel read remember all your01:34:08
poor unhappy life to repent of01:34:11
all my sins01:34:12
trying to dive deeper with your mind is wrong01:34:16
there's like there at the top, well, what's there like01:34:18
nothing but deeper so that How is it01:34:21
she says to her, Lord to the king, behold the gifts to me01:34:24
my predetermination Yes, do not judge back01:34:27
that is, you can even pray about it01:34:30
there is for example there you pray to the Lord to me01:34:31
health there Lord protect my children01:34:34
there Lord there was a war I hear faster01:34:36
ended but Lord heal the wounded01:34:38
Lord there01:34:41
Show me my sins01:34:44
I'm sure no one prays like that01:34:46
I need it like yes again Again01:34:50
the piece will get stuck on the way01:34:54
will show how everything is already Already a girlfriend01:34:57
he’ll say let’s go shopping and see if there’s a couple01:35:00
we'll buy some rags for spring Oh damn01:35:04
showed me I don’t know where I need rags to eat01:35:08
where to give them01:35:12
other01:35:13
the movie will start again, but you have to ask01:35:18
Lord, reveal my sins to me01:35:21
You see right through me, but I01:35:24
I can’t see right through it Show me a little bit01:35:26
at least you see a little something in me01:35:30
It's an interesting sight to see what's in me01:35:33
what you don't like Show me and01:35:36
of course not right away but then01:35:39
in a week or two in a month in01:35:42
a year Maybe, but then it will show01:35:44
to protect you something like this for me01:35:46
I'm like that, but of course it won't be01:35:49
faint of heart This is a useful activity01:35:52
Show me my sins, that is, what I am01:35:54
must repent of something01:35:56
We go to see doctors there, sort of.01:35:59
Healthy children, check this out for us01:36:02
Hello there is a free verification service01:36:04
there in the Moscow region it means like this01:36:06
check there for women there to see a mammologist01:36:08
there for men to see a urologist there01:36:11
some other guy out there about how it is01:36:14
it means these are the same01:36:16
this cancer is so miserable01:36:19
oncologist01:36:21
go to the tuberculosis pulmonologist01:36:23
check Yes, nothing hurts me01:36:25
check it out just in case01:36:28
that is, science can recognize the disease01:36:30
on the way there, that is, nothing hurts me01:36:32
like I'll never walk honestly01:36:34
speaking nowhere already, I need it, it’s me01:36:38
I don't want to know this01:36:39
but it’s the same with sins, as it were01:36:42
scan the person there O01:36:45
this is what I have Yes this is yours01:36:50
read here So01:36:53
Lord, reveal my sins to me01:36:55
yes you will then you will have no one01:36:58
condemn because we condemn people01:37:00
we judge others because we don't know01:37:02
myself01:37:04
ugh what a slob there is or what she is like01:37:08
greedy or Oh what a chatterbox there Oh01:37:11
what is the proudest thing there Or there01:37:14
wow what a coward it’s just that you don’t know01:37:16
what a slob you are, a greedy coward, a proud one01:37:18
scoundrel there and everything else is just for Or01:37:21
you didn't or you forgot about it or you just01:37:22
you don't know if you know how01:37:24
Well, how are you going to judge?01:37:26
you don't want to wait for others. This is it01:37:30
interesting knowledge So here's to the great01:37:32
fasting You need to ask the Lord Show01:37:34
me my sins Lord show me mine01:37:36
sins and forgive me them, show me and01:37:39
sorry01:37:40
so that I can just see understand that01:37:43
what's wrong with me So what's wrong with this post?01:37:46
a lot of work and already two weeks01:37:48
very little time has passed01:37:51
then it will be Easter so you know I lived there01:37:54
Lent Easter is just Easter Easter and nothing01:37:57
didn’t buy it as if it didn’t exist A01:38:00
what did you gain from previous posts? Nothing01:38:02
and what did you buy with the previous ones?01:38:05
Easter celebration nothing what you have become01:38:08
bolder more courageous something more death01:38:11
aren't you afraid that you started loving people?01:38:14
bought it for the previous paste for the previous ones01:38:16
Easter Yes, nothing if you do nothing further01:38:20
you'll buy it sooner or later01:38:22
Cola will hit death will come no matter how you01:38:24
ready it turns out01:38:29
no mind no conscience as it were so it is necessary01:38:32
acquire very specific knowledge01:38:34
spiritual experience So get it01:38:39
the weeks of Lent remained and now01:38:41
This is all the Holy Bible, read it, think01:38:43
think about this, pray for each other01:38:46
here you go after a while01:38:48
it will be nice to see there will be others01:38:49
People01:38:50
it will be completely different in the eyes01:38:53
another another person will yes you are now01:38:56
Nothing01:38:57
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