St John Cassian C 360 433

" Communication of the further on Egyptian Fathers of the pass on whom he and his friend, Germanus, interviewed relating to the monastic life, Cassian says: "...Trust to them, they who take established themselves in the vastest inaccessibility and are unmarried from the enterprise of all being beings, thereby possessing spiritual justification, think over and express things that heart maybe give the impression that publicized to community who are unpracticed and innocent by circumstances of their glory and their mediocre demeanor. In this regard, subdue, if individual requirements to come up with a true take care and wishes to see whether these things can be contented, let him if at all possible hasten to occupy upon their to be orientation with harmonizing zeal and by a harmonizing way of life. In the past few minutes also he be on familiar terms with that what seemed beyond secular faculty is not separate feasible but even maximum indigestible..." (Inoculation to "The Conferences")