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Secrets. Silent lips interpret the mysteries of God (fol. 8, p. 38). – He who fears God is enriched by the mysteries of God (f. 9, p. 47). – Conceal your secrets, deeds and battles from everyone (fol. 9, p. 47). – Deep contemplation of heavenly mysteries was revealed to people after the incarnation of the Word (f. 18, p. 75). – Not all secrets are revealed not only to people, but also to the angels themselves; some secrets remain in the highest ranks of angels (fol. 18, p. 75). – About the spiritual and mysterious meaning of Sunday and Saturday (page 19, pp. 77–79). – Faith is the door to the sacraments (fol. 28, p. 131; f. 82, p. 396). – What does understanding the mysteries of God bring with it? (fn. 38, p. 159). – Silence is the sacrament of the future century (page 42, p. 180). – Gluttony prevents the comprehension of secrets (fol. 42, p. 181). – Humility is followed by keeping the secrets of chastity (fol. 48, p. 213). – Humility is a mysterious power (page 53, p. 235). – Secrets are revealed to the humble (fn. 53, p. 237; f. 56, p. 285; f. 66, pp. 345–346). – Basil the Great and Gregory were contemplatives of the Divine mysteries (f. 55, p. 245). – How a person, through doing the commandments and a laborious life, rises to the contemplation of mysteries (f. 55, pp. 259–260). – The mind, having achieved natural spiritual health, enjoys the secrets of the new world (page 55, pp. 260–261). – To desire to understand the mysteries of the Spirit through research and questioning is the foolishness of the soul (fol. 55, p. 261). – St. Apostle Paul contemplated mysteries that cannot be conveyed by human language (fn. 55, pp. 261–262). – What actions should one begin the ascent to the secrets of the new world? (fn. 55, pp. 262–268). – The first secret is purity, which is achieved by doing the commandments (fol. 55, p. 263). – By faith we understand the existence of the mysteries of the Spirit (fol. 55, p. 264). – The coming of the Comforter (John XIV, 15. 16). The Lord calls the gift of revelation of the secrets of the Spirit (fn. 55, p. 264). – Doing the commandments does not hinder, but promotes the acquisition of mysterious contemplation (f. 55, p. 265). – One must approach secrets with caution (page 56, p. 284). – What gives rise to the feeling of the mysteries of God? (fn. 74, p. 870). – Prayer is the key to understanding the mysteries of Scripture (fol. 85, p. 408). 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