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“Through practice he has accustomed himself to wish for nothing, and for a person with no wishes, everything goes just as he wishes, explains the Abbot Dorotheus. His will has coincided with God's will, and whatever he asks, he will receive.”

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Book:Way of the Ascetics: The Ancient Tradition of Discipline and Inner Growth

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Way of the Ascetics: The Ancient Tradition of Discipline and Inner Growth

Way of the Ascetics: The Ancient Tradition of Discipline and Inner Growth delves into the practices and philosophies of ascetics from various historical periods. It examines the methods used by these individuals to cultivate self-discipline and spiritual growth, providing insights into the ancient tradition of asceticism. more

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Tito Colliander

Tito Colliander was a Swedish writer known for his unique literary style and profound philosophical thinking. His works spanned across various genres including novels, poetry, and drama, and had a significant impact on Swedish literature. more

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