Schwofield

Indeed these days are quite busy, fast, and frought with insanity and suffering. The moments of prayer, a spice outside of time and space and into the heavenly Kingdom (for those who know), surrounded by the Angels and Saints. Every moment can be one of prayer. The moments (Sacrifice) that set aside or thoughts(and feelings) that are brought into and before the King of Glory (Justice). Not just any kind of Justice, but in Preparation before ones own Final Judgement (Death). THE Judge.

Priests prepare the soul for Death.

The healing comes especially as one learns to accept their (R)elationship to Christ (God / Communion) and understand its fullest measure in Christ. Something that takes more precedence than creating this content.

Only God knows when I will be able to return. Glory to God leaving that in His Capable hands. My own hands are needed elsewhere and everywhere.

Again, a new project project was started. This new creative venture is almost fully written, about 90% done. Editing is next week, then recording the week after, God Willing.

With that I must away,

Thank God for you Reader.

Moses and his brothers served in the court of Holy Prince Boris. After Boris’ martyrdom, Moses escaped to Kiev where he was captured and taken to Poland, and then sold as a slave to a wealthy and depraved widow. The woman attempted to seduce handsome Moses into debauchery, but he had vowed to live in chastity before the Lord and he remained steadfast. She tempted him with marriage and riches but he refused and secretly received monastic tonsure from a traveling Athonite hieromonk. Enraged, the wicked woman had Moses bound and beaten with iron rods until his blood soaked the ground. He was mutilated and emasculated. When the widow was killed during an uprising, Moses was freed. Bearing the wounds of a confessor, he traveled to the Kiev Caves monastery where he pursued prayer and silence. Christ gave Saint Moses the courage and strength to endure his grievous suffering and in turn he assisted many of his brothers in overcoming the fleshly temptations until he reposed in peace in 1043.