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 1 6,2 |        pride and a false sense of self‑sufficiency.~ How is the
 2 6,4 |           finding, idle talk ,and self‑indulgence are the death
 3 6,4 |           by~listening to his own self, and not by prayer. All
 4 6,4 |          mind on Christ and avoid self‑conscious attention either
 5 6,5 |     surrendered is not action but self‑will, not creative thought
 6 6,5 |          passions which the inner self obeys like a slave, whether
 7 6,5 |          pride which leads man to self‑reliance, it is usually
 8 6,5 |     himself or subtly lapses into self‑reliance, God withdraws
 9 6,6 |          more to Christ's humble, self‑emptying love for all people
10 6,6 |           not rigid, doctrinaire, self‑righteous or triumphalistic.
11 6,6 |    humility is the crucifixion of self‑will and obedience to God'
12 6,6 |          Christian can lapse into self‑assurance and spiritual
13 7,5 | relationships, namely, to God, to self, to others (including the
14 7,5 |       category of relationship to self, the pastor could explore
15 10,1|        war against our unredeemed self, the power of sin, and the
16 10,4|    Orthodox Tradition is the deep self, the center of consciousness,
17 10,4|           conversion of the inner self to Christ. It happens when,
18 10,4|       themselves to be “lovers of self, lovers of money, proud,
19 11,2|        and precious, I said to my self, why is it that Greeks and