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Regret not that which is past; and trust not to thine own righteousness.

— Anthony the Great

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If we would despise the enemy, our thoughts must always be of God and our souls always glad with hope.

To those who have an active belief, reasoned proofs are needless and probably useless.

To one whose mind is sound, letters are needless.

Just as fish die if they are on dry land for some time, so do monks who loiter outside their cells or waste time with worldlings release themselves from the tension of hesychia.

Abba Antony said: “A time is coming when people will rave, and when they see somebody who is not raving, they will attack him, saying: ‘You are raving [mad]’; for he is not like them.”

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