Покой, упокоение

Peace, tranquility. God kept the time of rest for the righteous in the next century (f. 36, p. 155). – The Holy Spirit encourages His participants not to seek rest, but to indulge in labor and sorrow (fn. 36, p. 155). – It is not the Spirit of God who lives in those who are at rest, but the spirit of the devil (f. 36, p. 155). – It is not the will of God that God’s beloved should rest (in this age) (fol. 36, p. 156). – It is impossible for someone who lives in bodily peace to abide in the love of God (f. 36, p. 156). – The desire for bodily peace removes a person from doing virtues and the kingdom of heaven (f. 49, p. 221). – With the desire for peace, we are like birds caught in a net (page 49, pp. 221–222). – And worldly things are due with difficulty, but we want to receive the kingdom of heaven without being deprived of peace (page 49, p. 222). – Renunciation of bodily peace is helped by remaining in non-covetousness (fol. 51, p. 225). – Above all virtues there should be a disregard for peace (page 51, p. 226). – Whoever runs around peace in this life, his mind has already looked ahead to the future century (f. 56, p. 277). – Divine ardor is not kindled in a heart that loves peace (fol. 56, p. 286). – If, without achieving humility, you experience peace, then do not trust yourself and expect great anxiety and rebellion (page 73, p. 370). – By sobriety in everything, a person prepares for himself great peace (fol. 75, p. 380). – Reckless people prefer small, close peace to a distant kingdom (page 75, p. 380). – The wise choose death in exploits rather than peace (page 75, p. 380). – Peace gives birth, nourishes and increases passions (fol. 77, p. 384). – The devil rejoices when we are at peace (fol. 77, p. 384). – When does God give a person peace? (fn. 77, p. 385). – Peace and idleness are the death of the soul, and more demons can harm it (fol. 85, pp. 411–412). – Those who give rest to their body must have prudence, so as not to ruin their self-protection, which is necessary in the work of God (f. 90, p. 427). – Resolution of feelings is more harmful than peace and relaxation, and why? (fn. 90, p. 428). -Peace harms only the young, but the destruction of feelings harms both the old and the young, and why? (fn. 90, p. 428). This index is based on the index appended to the works of St. Isaac the Syrian, published by Optina Pustyn in 1854. * “Ascetic words.” Reprint. Sergiev Posad. 1911. M.: “Rule of Faith”, 1998