Father Rafailo: Stop pretending joy that isn't real
What the video says
The speaker tells the listeners not to pretend. He says they often simulate joy, which is only psychological.
True desire comes from the body, from the stomach. The fast is over and the feast has arrived, yet instead of resurrection joy they feel disgust, and that fact must be acknowledged.
Key moments
- Don't act.
- We do that very often.
- So we simulate, we are joyful, that is psychological joy.
- And if you want, you want bodily, it comes from the stomach.
- The fast has passed.
- Here is the feast, but it's like Christ is risen, but actually disgust comes to us.
- But you see, that must be acknowledged.
Father Rafailo tells listeners not to pretend. He says they often simulate joy, which is only psychological. True desire comes from the body, from the stomach. The fast is over and the feast has arrived, yet instead of resurrection joy they feel disgust, and that fact must be acknowledged.
Main points
- Father Rafailo tells listeners not to pretend
- Simulated joy is only psychological
- True desire comes from the body, from the stomach
- The fast has passed and the feast has arrived
- Instead of resurrection joy, disgust comes and must be acknowledged
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