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The signs of our age point to the nearness of Antichrist. Assessing the evidence of a corrupt world, Father Spyridon, a Greek Orthodox priest, draws together the different strands that reveal how the institutions and international organisations are preparing humanity for the end. The first half of the book deals with the United Nations, the arms industries, banking, the Freemasons, and the various secret elite groups hat control our world. He then gives a clear explanation of the means by which we are being attacked and manipulated through television, education, culture and ...

A longing for something beyond his daily routine leads a young man into the world of meditation and gurus in rural India. His search takes him beyond his wildest dreams to a conclusion he could never have foreseen. Behind The Veil depicts a man's descent into occult powers, where earthly and spiritual forces drag him beyond his worst fears, and into a battle for his soul.

On a pilgrimage to the heart of Orthodox Russia, Father Spyridon encounters the living witness to an ancient spirituality. In monasteries, churches and at holy shrines, he discovers the authentic voice of Christianity.

The Orthodox priest Father Spyridon invites us to confront the reality of our death and through the ancient faith of the Church find hope. Only when we have a true perspective on our death can we begin to live out our true purpose. By dispelling many myths that exist in the West about purgatory, judgement, heaven and hell, the rapture, angels, the soul and many more he reveals a path free from fear. In a book of deep spiritual reflection Father Spyridon manages to convey a robust and practical realism while dealing with profound theological truths.

Through what seems a chance encounter, a young couple meet an Orthodox monk. Over the next forty years they are drawn deeper into the mystery of the presence of God through a living saint on earth. Confronting many of the assumptions and ideas they have about Christianity, the monk leads them into an experience of the ancient and authentic teaching of the early Church and ultimately to the reality of the living God.

Tragic and violent events force a simple farm labourer to take a journey that is both outer and inner. In a place in time that is unidentified but universal we follow his encounters with those who have been ravaged by the chaos of the world but also with those who have found God’s peace in the midst of turmoil. Podvig is an allegorical story rich with spiritual insights that will comfort, enlighten and challenge readers in equal measures.