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Byzantine Music: A Medicine Against Depression | Fr. Panagiotis Tsiolis, the Elder of Agrapha

This is a segment [1:53:16 - 2:02:47] from the 27th "Lighter of the Saints" Meeting with His Eminence Metropolitan Neophytos of Morphou which took place on 22 November 2023 at the Holy Church of Panagia Chryseleousa in the community of Akaki under the Metropolis of Morphou. Other translated segments available on the channel from the 27th "Lighter of the Saints Meeting":    • Is Saint Paisios' Letter, "Signs of the Ti...   [1:33:00 - 1:48:03]    • Orthodox Christians: The Enemy of the New ...   [1:47:54 - 1:52:28] I explained elsewhere that we chose not to translate the segment [1:52:28 - 1:53:16], to avoid the risk of receiving a strike from YouTube as has happened with other Orthodox YT channels. [For example, the video from 2007 with the prophecy of Fr. Savvas Achilleos (✝2016) has been taken down more times than I can remember in the past 5 years.] This video is the segment [1:53:16 - 2:02:47]    • Pray the Psalter Until the End of the War ...   [2:02:49-end] The video was first published on the Youtube channel ΟΜΙΛΙΕΣ ΜΗΤΡΟΠΟΛΙΤΗ ΜΟΡΦΟΥ:    • ΚΖ΄ Πνευματικὴ Σύναξη Διαλόγου μὲ τὸν Μόρφ...   Notes 1. Agathos Logos granted us the rights to publish excerpts from their books with the condition that "we say a prayer for them." 2. There is a video available on Youtube with Saint Porphyrios himself talking on overcoming depression. 3. There are a couple of prophecies attributed to Fr. Panagiotis Tsiolis (✝2021) by people who knew him personally. His Eminence has not reproduced them (as far as I am aware), but appear consistent with what other Greek saints and holy people have said, so I translate them here: A. In 2019, Fr. Panagiotis Tsiolis attended a rally opposing the newly introduced electronic IDs in Greece and had said: "It's a commandment from Christ and Panagia for Christians to not receive the new IDs. Whoever gets it becomes a slave to the Antichrist. They'll try to impose them, but they won't make it." -Dionysis Makris B. Giorgos B. recounts one of the many long journeys he had with Elder Panagiotis of Agrafa: "As we were traveling past Lamia toward Domokos—I think it was 2011—the elder turned to me and asked: ‘Giorgos, if war breaks out, where are you reporting?’ 'If I remember correctly, the deployment order mentions the Evros region, Father,' I replied. ‘Ah, but you won’t report there. You will go to Rio. You will wear a cross. And there, your task will be to inform the residents to move to the mountains to the right of Nafpaktos, because NATO troops will pass through and destroy everything in their path.’ 'But is there a military base in Rio (located outside Patras)?' I wondered to myself. Spontaneously, I then asked the elder when the war would happen. ‘The war, Giorgos, will break out once the new road connecting Domokos to Lamia is completed. Then it will happen, and great famine will come to Greece. It will not last long. And afterward, we will go to the City, the Queen of Cities [Constantinople].’ It should be noted that, at the time, construction had just begun on the new Domokos-Lamia road. I won’t hide that, back then, I didn’t pay much attention to the elder’s words. However, I began recalling them when, ten days later, my deployment order was changed—the new one stated that, in case of conscription, I was to report to Rio in Patras. Moreover, from what I’ve learned now, the new road is scheduled to open in just a few months." This is an excerpt from the Greek paper STYLOS ORTHODOXIAS, October 2023, Issue No. 258, p. 15