Изменение

Change. What comes from a person's propensity to change? (sl. 1, p. 1). – And those who have achieved perfection cannot remain in one measure, but are subject to change (fol. 28, p. 130; f. 46, p. 195). – While a person is in this life, the foundation of his mind accepts change in every movement and inclination (f. 43, p. 185). – About the changes that happen to every person (page 46, pp. 194–196). – During the change, one should not give in to despair (fol. 46, p. 196). – Whoever wants to always remain in an unchanged dispensation becomes the prey of (mental) wolves: (page 46, p. 197). – Change and deviation from virtues to vice before death is not taken away from us (f. 47, p. 202. 204–205). – In everything that a person boasts, God allows him to change, so that, having humbled himself, he learns humility (f. 57, pp. 294–295). – What should one do when hotness (spiritual) changes to coldness? (fn. 70, pp. 359–360). – Changeability is embedded in everything in the world (page 71, p. 366). – About the changes that occur in our dispensation (page 71, pp. 366–367). – We should not be embarrassed by the change and confusion of our nature, and why? (fn. 71, p. 367). – Should one be afraid of the unchanging world on one’s path, and why? (fn. 78, p. 387). 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