Nothing so fills the heart with contrition and humbles the … - Gregory of Sinai

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Nothing so fills the heart with contrition and humbles the soul as solitude embraced with self-awareness, and utter silence.

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Gregory of Sinai (1260s–1346) was a monk of Mount Athos in Greece. He is known for his role in developing the tradition of hesychasm at Mount Athos, and also for founding Paroria Monastery in Bulgaria. Some of his writings are also included in the Philokalia. His disciples included Nicodemus of Tismana, Athanasius the Meteorite, and Callistus I of Constantinople.

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Nothing so fills the heart with contrition and humbles the soul as solitude embraced with self-awareness, and utter silence. - Gregory of Sinai

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