On Protecting the Mind From Too Much Useless Knowledge and Idle Curiosity - Unseen Warfare

This spiritual classic, Unseen Warfare, was written by the Catholic priest Lorenzo Scupoli, then after seeing its value, later edited and revised by St. Nicodemus of the Holy Mountain and St. Theophan the Recluse. In the same spirit as the Philokalia and other writings of the Orthodox Holy Fathers, this book offers detailed guidance for anyone desiring to please God.
This recording is chapter 9: "On Protecting the Mind From Too Much Useless Knowledge and Idle Curiosity." The teaching will be especially helpful for the naturally quick-witted and argumentative, those consuming news and current events, and anyone struggling to avoid distractions and submit their will to Christ. Quoting St. Basil the Great, "Let listening to worldly news be bitter food for you, and let the words of saintly men be as combs filled with honey."
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[@OldScrewl1928]

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[@robertfernandez1312]

Exceptional book.

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Reminds me of Philippians 2 "Let this mind be in you which was also in Christ Jesus." Thank you 🙏☦️

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May I request for Part 2, Chapter 14 and onwards from this book, topic of true peace, to be read? Thank you

[@OrthodoxWisdom]

I will certainly consider it. I have less time in the next two months to record but I would love to add more from this book some day. Thank you for encouraging me by supporting my channel

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The man with pride of mind is serving someone unknowingly, Lucifer. I suffer from this sin. I'm sick.

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Is the original speaker of this information certain of their mind when they speak it?