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Some Greeks Turn to Elder Paisios’ Prophecies on Russia-Turkey Conflict

The tension that was created after the shooting down of a Russian jet fighter by Turkish warplanes has led several Greeks to refer to Elder Paisios‘ prophecies about war between Russia and Turkey.

The Shocking Prophecy for America by Elder St. Paisius the Athonite.

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Prophesies OF St. Kosmas Aitolos

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The marble Emperor Saint Ioannis Vatatzis (1222 - 1254) - prophecies about WWIII and more - free online book

THE SIX FINGERED EMPEROR OF BYZANTIUM

(12 PROPHETS PROPHECY ABOUT THE EMPEROR OF BYZANTIUM, 

SAINT IOANNIS VATATZIS AND THE THIRD WORLD WAR)

Prophecies by St. Kosmas Aitolos

Father Kosmas Aitolos was born in 1714 in the Greek village Megalo Dendro (Big Tree) in the region of Aitolia. He studied in Mount Athos, in “Athonias School”, and later he became a monk in Philotheou Monastery.  Because of the lack of education in most of the population, especially in the remote areas of Greece, Father Kosmas was “forced” to live Athos and begin missionary tours in the villages with the aim of educating the poor people. This way he would also be able to help people understand the Scriptures better. In a period of six years he managed to establish 250 schools as well as charities and rural churches.

A Prophecy of Elder Joseph of Vatopaidi in His Own Voice (Video)

In summary, Elder Joseph talks about the times before the coming of Antichrist. He speaks of political upheavals and an economic crisis. Greece will be impoverished and in hunger. Turkey will take advantage of Greece's weakness and attack. Russia will in turn attack Turkey and gain control of Constantinople and the surrounding area. Though Russia will want to keep Constantinople for themselves, they will not be able to and instead will give it over to Greece after two or three months. He mentions that the Americans and Israelis will make their move to attack Russia and push them back. The Japanese are also mentioned. Then a miracle will happen: An angel will appear in the heavens and the armies will temporarily lose their minds, turning against each other. A slaughter of three days will result in 700 million dead. These will be 700 million men/soldiers, not women and children. This will take place near Constantinople and will leave Constantinople in ruins, save for Hagia Sophia. After three days an angel will appear to stop this fighting, then all will return to their homeland. At this time this angel will arouse a Roman/Byzantine emperor of old who was pious and godly to rule from Constantinople and he will usher in a period of peace for three or four decades. When the Church becomes strengthened and is better organized, then the events spoken of by the Apostle John in the Book of Revelation will take place.

When asked if these events will take place in our generation, he answers that he doesn't think so. When asked if it may be the next generation, he answers "probably".

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A Prophecy Of The Great Armageddon That Is To Come 

This PROPHECY is actually written in greek.....and is translated by another poster in a web site.....Ntinos thank you... 

The Prophecy in greek reads like a poem ....but in translation it differs a little bit,but the meaning of what is to come is there....

A frontier is expected to begin soon in Kosovo and the Aegean (Justification for Vatopedinos Henbane)

The HENBANE FORTOLD clearly, and currently stands at the dawn OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PROPHECIES !!!

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<< BUT will erupt WAR AND IN OUR NEIGHBORHOOD ...

Albanian, Croatian, Bosnian Muslims, AMERICANS AND FEW NATO, AGAINST ORTHODOX SERBS AND RUSSIAN...

GREECE WILL FALL TO THE GOVERNMENT AND WILL GO TO ELECTIONS ...

THEN JUST The dictatorship that governs TURKEY will attack us (Greece), BUT the Russians will move rapidly TO THE SOUTH, rushing to occupy as quickly as possible TURKEY, before NATO ASSIST AND STRENGTHENS TURKEY ...

TURKEY WILL BE STRIKED with fierceness  AND WILL COMPLETELY BE DESTROYED ... >>

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The ancient Greek Sundials

The Greek language and the Greek civilization dominated in the geographical region of modern Greece and in other regions near by the Mediterranean Sea. In these geographical regions the sun shines during the most days of the year.Thus, the sundials were very useful instruments for the measurement of time. Ancient Greek astronomers invented and constructed a variety of astronomical instruments for the measurement of time; among them we find sundials of different types. Nowadays, in Athens, there are seven ancient sundials of marble construction, which type differs due to the different shape of their dials’ surface.

They are kept in the National Archaeological Museum of Athens. The one of them is located in the Museum’s yard and the other six in the Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities Collection of the Museum. Another sundial is located in the cliff of the Acropolis.Astronomers and mathematicians of the Classical and the Hellenistic period contributed to the foundations of the science of astronomy by tracking the movements of the celestial bodies and devising methods to project their orbits on the Earth’s surface.From their works, or from references to them made by subsequent authors, it is possible to obtain information concerning observations of the stars, astronomical notions, the solutions of astronomical problems and also about the construction of astronomical instruments.Some of the most eminent ancient Greek astronomers and philosophers who observed the stars invented and constructed astronomical instruments and attempted to measure time with them were: 

-Thales of Miletus (624-546 BC) predicted the solar eclipse of May 28, 585 BC also used a geometrical method to measure the height of the pyramids based on their shadow  

-Anaximander of Miletos (610-540 BC) was the first to create a gnomon

-Aristarchus (310-250 BC) of Samos supported the view of the heliocentric system 

-Eudoxus of Knidos (409-356 BC) had also created astrolabus and dioptra, by which he was capable to make astronomical observations

-Apollonius of Perga (261-190/179 BC)developed the theory of epicycle in order to calculate the orbits of the planets, a theory also used by Hipparchus (2nd century BC). It should be mentioned that Hipparchus was the first astronomer who created a full star catalog, by recording 850 stars, from which 350 were already mentioned by Aratus 

Moreover, Heron of Alexandria (1st century BC–1st century AD) constructed a dioptra to measure the distance between stars and the Earth

Finally, one of the most significant astronomers of the antiquity was Claudius Ptolemy (2nd century AD) whose work, and especially Syntaxis Mathematica (Almageste), had a major impact in Astronomy.

Moreover Vitruvius in his list mentions some additional names of ancient inventors and constructors of sundials, who flourished from the 6th to the 3rd century BC.The sundials constructed by them had a grid of hour lines and curves, by which they could determine the hour of the day, the solstices and the equinoxes.The contribution of those who tackled problems of conic sections to the construction of conical sundials was essential. For example, Apollonius of Perga, one of the most significant astronomers of the Alexandrine school, is considered the prime investigator of conic sections due to his treatise Conics. According to Eutocius (6th century, a well-known commentator of the works by Archimedes), the mathematician and geographer Dionysodorus of Caunus(circa 250-190 BC), was known for his solution of the problem of dividing the sphere into parts of given proportions a solution which included conic sections. According to S. Gibbs the oldest conical sundial (the one with no. 3049 G) is dated in the ends of the 3rd century BC which is when Dionysodorus lived. Therefore it seems that the solution of the problem of the construction of a conical sundial became possible in about that time period.

The sundial consists of two parts: the surface of the dial (in which are carved the hour lines and the curves of summer solstice, winter solstice and equinoxes) and the  gnomon, which is inclined from the plane of the horizon at an angle equal to the geographical latitude of the region.Its function is the following: The rays of the sun create a shadow in the surface of the dial due to the existence of the gnomon. In this way,the trajectory of the sun in the sky is s hown in the surface of the dial, through the movement of the shadow.There are many types of sundials, such as the conical, flat, spherical type, which consist of many subtypes. The type of each sundial is mainly defined from the shape of the surface of the dial. Many sundials were constructed for

time measurements for specific geographical regions and others for adornment in ancient buildings.The sundials were widely used in Greek antiquity for the measurement of time during the sunny days of the

calendar year and for the determination of the seasons.

The ancient sundials of Athens

The sundials of Athens date from the Hellenistic, the Roman period and the period of late antiquity.In the

National Archaeological Museum of Athens there are seven sundials of marble construction. The six of them are parts of the Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities Collection of the Museum and the other one, which is heavier, is located in the Museum’s yard. The index numbers of the sundials are No 3156, 3157, 3158, 3159, 3220, 13365 and 13366. The sundials with index numbers 3156, 3157, 3158 and 3159 were recovered from the ancient Dionysus Theater, which is located under the southern cliff of the Acropolis; the place where the other sundials with index numbers 3220, 13365 and 13366 were discovered is unknown. Another sundial alike to those of the Museum is located in the cliff of in the ancient rock of the Acropolis.

Elaborately study of the characteristic parameters of these sundials (apart from the Acropolis’ one), such as the angle formed between the cone’s axis and the generatrix, the geographical latitude of operation and the original gnomon’s length, has been made.

The sundial with index number 3156 is of conical type with a gnomon; the sundials with index numbers

3157 and 3158 are of conical type without a gnomon; these with index numbers 3220 and 3159 are cylindrical sundials; this with index number 13365 is a flat sundial and that with index catalog 13366 is a semi-spherical one.Most of them are preserved in rather good condition.One of them has a gnomon (index No. 3158) and another one (index No.13366) has many cracks and damages. In all dials’ surfaces there are carved hour lines and in some of them are discernible the curves (the summer solstice curve; the winter solstice curve and the curve of equinoxes).The sundials of Athens are considered as very important archaeological and scientific findings with a major contribution in the science of Astronomy.Most of them are preserved in rather good condition and function rather accurately for their geographical latitude of operation that they were made for. Their geographical latitudes correspond to these of the regions of the ancient Greek world.This evidence shows that sundial makers in Antiquity Greek not only were good sculptors but also had made detailed astronomical observations.

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A Swiss woman explains why she hates the Greeks

In one of his books, K. Diakogiannis refers to the published words by a Swiss lady.   She provides her own answer as to why all behave with a "shabby" way towards the Greek people!  She explains why she and other Europeans hate the Greeks.

However, among other things, she confides that although there is a feeling of hatred from her side, at the same time she admires and respects the Greek spirit and the ancient Greeks.

The last philosopher of Greece - Dimitris Liantinis (PhD) - Philosophical Consideration of Death (English subs video) -

Dimitris Liantinis (23 July 1942 - 1998) was a professor of the School of Philosophy of the University of Athens. His academic field was the Philosophy of Education and Didactics of Ancient and Modern Greek Literature. He is also the author of nine books with philosophical and educational background.

NONNUS ‘Dionysian’

CAMPAIGN OF THE ANCIENT GREEKS

PROLOGUE

Nonnus (5th century BC) was a Greek epic poet. Born in Panopolin, Egypt, his name is Egyptian and means pure, holy. He is the composer of the biggest epic poem of ancient times titled ‘Dionisiaka’ (Dionisyan) and it consists of 21,000 verses which are contained in 48 books (rhapsodies) that remind one of the equally numbered rhapsodies of the Iliad and Odyssey combined.

The contents of this voluminous work refers to the adventures of Dionysus (hence the title) from his birth, till his apotheosis.

Fearful iPhone users viewed the screen to reverse and presents the Greek "E" see why!

 As we pointed out in our earlier post in October 2012 "Russians say: The technology of the iphone is alien - Videos " Today, in connection with this post us a fact has upset America. It involves several popular users of this device, but especially a woman who managed to immortalize the characteristic symbol he saw on the screen of the mobile.

On Friday evening shortly before midnight on April 18, 2014 in the city ... Tucamcari, New Mexico, east of Albuquerque, this symbol appeared for a few seconds in the middle of the screen of the iPhone. It was time that the same as her husband watched a white disk with shiny, red, green, blue and yellow lights as the lights in the Christmas tree, reports the same features,

Elder Paisios’ Amazing Prophecies About Constantinople

The famous Greek Monk, Elder Paisios, who was recently mentioned by the Wall Street Journal, made the following remarkable, and likely-to-happen prophesies about the City of Constantinople (modern day Istanbul).

Elder Paisios - The Prophecies about Constantinople (English subs)

Prophecy Concerning Syria: The Beginning of the Foretold Difficulties?

Below is a translation of a recent prophecy concerning the difficulties that await us.

The ever-memorable Bishop of Sisanion and Siatisti (right) and Fr. John Kalaidis (left).

I just returned from my spiritual father, [himself] a spiritual child of the late [Bishop] Anthony of Sisanion and Siatisti [2005], who many venerate as a modern saint.

PROPHECIES by St. Kosmas Aitolos (Concerning wars in Greece / Balkans)

1.One day this will become Romaiko (Greek) and fortunate is he who will live in that kingdom.

(St. Kosmas would say this in different places in Greece, then under the Turkish yoke, that later on fought and acquired their freedom.)

2.Oh! Blessed mountain, how many souls, women, and children will you save during those difficult years.

(This prophecy was said in Siatista (northwestern Greece) and elsewhere where there were mountains. Women and children made them their refuge during the revolution.) 

3.Those who will seek refuge up here in these high mountains will be fortunate; they will protect you from many dreadful sufferings. You will hear of but not see the dangers. You will suffer for three hours, or three days (prophesied by the Saint in Siatista).

Prophecies by St. Kosmas Aitolos

Father Kosmas Aitolos was born in 1714 in the Greek village Megalo Dendro (Big Tree) in the region of Aitolia. He studied in Mount Athos, in “Athonias School”, and later he became a monk in Philotheou Monastery.  Because of the lack of education in most of the population, especially in the remote areas of Greece, Father Kosmas was “forced” to live Athos and begin missionary tours in the villages with the aim of educating the poor people. This way he would also be able to help people understand the Scriptures better. In a period of six years he managed to establish 250 schools as well as charities and rural churches.