Аудиокнига в кармане, Юрий Григорьев - Тлетворный дух, Чт. 1 - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

The body of the deceased hieroschemamonk Father Zosima was prepared for burial according to the established order.As is known, deceased monks and schema-monks are not washed.“Whenever someone departs from the monks to the Lord (it is said in the large breviary), then the ordained monk (that is, appointed for this purpose) wipes his body with warm water, first making a cross with a lip (that is, a Greek sponge) on the forehead of the deceased, on the forehead, on the hands and feet and on the knees, and nothing else.”Father Paisius himself performed all this over the deceased.After wiping him off, he dressed him in monastic robes and wrapped him in a mantle;for which, according to the rule, he cut it several times in order to twist it crosswise.He put a doll with an eight-pointed cross on his head.The doll was left open, but the face of the deceased was covered with black air.An icon of the Savior was placed in his hands.In this form, by morning they transferred him to a coffin (which had already been prepared a long time ago).They intended to leave the coffin in the cell (in the first large room, the same one in which the late elder received the brethren and laymen) for the whole day.Since the deceased was a hieroschemamonk by rank, the hieromonks and hierodeacons should have read over him not the Psalter, but the Gospel.Father Joseph began reading, now after the funeral service;Father Paisiy, who then himself wanted to read all day and all night, was still very busy and preoccupied, together with the father rector of the monastery, for suddenly something extraordinary, some unheard of and “inappropriate” even excitement and impatient expectation began to be discovered in the monastery brethren, and in the crowds of secular people arriving from the monastery hotels and from the city.Both the abbot and Father Paisius made every effort to calm those who were so fussily worried.When it was already sufficiently cold, some even began to arrive from the city, who took with them their sick people, especially their children, as if they were waiting for this moment on purpose, apparently relying on the immediate power of healing, which, according to their faith, could not be slow to reveal itself.And it was only then that it became clear to what extent we had all become accustomed to consider the deceased elder, even during his lifetime, to be an undoubted and great saint.And among those arriving they were far from being just common people.This great expectation of the believers, so hastily and nakedly expressed and even impatiently and almost with a demand, seemed to Father Paisius an undoubted temptation, and although he had anticipated it for a long time, it actually exceeded his expectations.