Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 6,1|         unity of love.. On high the seraphim ~proclaim the Trisagion,
 2     I, 6,3|        nineteenth century was Saint Seraphim of Sarov ~(1759-1833), who
 3     I, 6,3|             at the age of nineteen, Seraphim first spent ~sixteen years
 4     I, 6,3|              The outward pattern of Seraphim.s life recalls that of Antony
 5     I, 6,3|      withdrawal in order to return. Seraphim is rightly re-~garded as
 6     I, 6,3|             throughout ~the ages. ~ Seraphim was extraordinarily severe
 7     I, 6,3|          illuminated by joy, it was Seraphim.s. He ~practiced the Jesus
 8     I, 6,3|             and Uncreated Light. In Seraphim.s case the Divine Light
 9     I, 6,3|       transforming his body. One of Seraphim.s .spiritual children,.
10     I, 6,3|            together in the forest. ~Seraphim had spoken of the need to
11     I, 6,3|            of God.: ~ ~ Then Father Seraphim took me very firmly by the
12     I, 6,3|           What do you feel?. Father Seraphim asked me. ~ .An immeasurable
13     I, 6,3|                  This,. said Father Seraphim, .is that peace of which
14     I, 6,3|            heart.. ~ 64~ And Father Seraphim continued: .When the Spirit
15     I, 6,3|               Conversation of Saint Seraphim on the Aim of the Christian
16     I, 6,3|        includes the body: it is not Seraphim.s (or Motovilov.s) soul
17     I, 6,3|            We may note that neither Seraphim nor Mo-~tovilov is in a
18     I, 6,3|        light of the age to ~come. ~ Seraphim had no teacher in the art
19     I, 6,3|         ence extending like that of Seraphim over the whole of Russia.
20     I, 6,3|              Quoted by Metropolitan Seraphim [of Ber-~lin and Western
21     I, 6,3|          Life in Christ. Like Saint Seraphim, he possessed the gifts
22     I, 6,3|             the lives of Tikhon and Seraphim, on the Optino startsi and
23    II, 1,4|           neglect the Spirit. Saint Seraphim of Sarov briefly described
24    II, 1,5|           the Christian life, which Seraphim described as the acquisition
25    II, 1,5|         bodily glorification. Saint Seraphim is the best known, but by
26    II, 1,5|         whole account recalls Saint Seraphim: see The Letters of Evelyn
27    II, 1,5|             in silence and of Saint Seraphim with his face~transfigured;
28    II, 2,3|             as~by priest or bishop. Seraphim of Sarov and the startsi
29    II, 2,3|    Ecumenical Church’ (Metropolitan Seraphim, L’Église orthodoxe, p.
30    II, 2,4| incomparably more glorious than the seraphim’ (From the hymn Meet it
31    II, 7,5|              London, 1945 (on Saint Seraphim).~• V. Zander, St. Seraphim
32    II, 7,5|         Seraphim).~• V. Zander, St. Seraphim of Sarov, London, 1975.~•