Saturday, October 24, 2026

"Now


Global fuel shortages have begun. Fuel shortages will bring food shortages and shortages of other necessities. Electricity will have to be turned off. The saints spoke of these things many years ago. Therefore, we will need two great virtues: faith and patience. And one strengthens the other; faith strengthens patience and patience increases faith.

'My Christ, give me patience and the faith of the saints. This is how we will proceed from now on.' It is a global war that has started in divided Europe with the migrants. Be careful with the migrants you have. They are being controlled. And do you know how you should be careful with them? By loving them, by not exploiting them. These people are in pain. But if they see exploitation, as they see in Athens and Europe, they will rise up and dissolve our European rights and our human rights activism. And then what Saint Paisios said will happen: first, Europe will dissolve because it lacked faith and Orthodox patience, and then the Great World War. And this is necessary to happen; there is no other way to cleanse ourselves from all this anomaly that we have gathered. If we do the few things we mentioned earlier—the night prayers, the prayerful, liturgical acts—the evil will be less. And especially in our region, on the island of the saints, it will come so little and with such a blessing along with the freedom of all Cyprus that we will wonder what God found in us—us, who were good-for-nothing—and showed us this great mercy.

And yet, if we do those few things we mentioned—the night prayers, prayerful and liturgical acts—the many blessings will come. I wish this for you, and may you wish it for us as well."

Thursday, October 22, 2026

THE STORY OF KLAUS KENNETH


 1. A Difficult Childhood

Klaus Kenneth was born in 1945 in what was then Czechoslovakia and grew up in difficult family circumstances. According to his own testimony, he experienced abandonment, a lack of love, and abuse. As he himself explains, these experiences contributed to the development of anger, hatred, and aggression.

During his teenage years, he became involved with delinquent groups and later encountered drugs, alcohol, and a lifestyle that failed to bring him the inner peace he was seeking.

2. His Search in India and Hinduism

Instead of finding the peace he longed for, he began searching for answers in various philosophies and religions. He became involved in Transcendental Meditation, travelled to India, and, according to his account, spent approximately seven years exploring Hinduism and the teachings of various gurus.

Later, he explored Buddhism and other spiritual practices, including the occult. According to his own account, his search failed to fill the inner emptiness he felt.

3. His Encounter with Mother Teresa

Klaus has recounted how the love and compassion he witnessed in Mother Teresa deeply moved him. Having distanced himself from Christianity, he struggled to understand how someone who believed in Christ could demonstrate such profound love. Indeed, as he himself relates, he initially tried to persuade her to embrace Hinduism!

This encounter became one of the first significant steps on his journey towards rediscovering Christ.

4. His Dramatic Experience in Colombia

According to his own account, in 1981, while he was in Colombia, he fell into the hands of armed guerrillas. He claims that he faced the immediate threat of execution and, in his desperation, prayed to God to save him.

As he recounts the incident, the arrival of another armed group triggered a confrontation between the gunmen and allowed him to escape.

He interpreted this event as a decisive spiritual experience. It is important to clarify, however, that this is his personal testimony and interpretation of what happened, rather than independently verified proof of a miracle.

5. His Return to Christ and the Orthodox Church

Klaus also describes an experience of prayer in a church in Lausanne, during which, he claims, he heard Jesus Christ speak words of forgiveness to him.

In 1986, he was baptised as an Orthodox Christian in Geneva, with Elder Sophrony serving as his spiritual father. From that point onwards, according to biographical accounts, he devoted a significant part of his life to bearing witness to his faith and sharing his experiences through lectures and books.

6. Why Does He Give Lectures Today?

Klaus Kenneth does not present his story merely as a transition from Hinduism to Christianity. The central message he seeks to convey is that, for him, the search for truth and love did not find its fulfilment in Eastern religious practices, but in faith in Jesus Christ and the Orthodox Church.

His autobiography, Born to Hate, Reborn to Love, describes precisely this journey. He has given lectures in various countries, including Cyprus, and has continued to participate in events after retiring from his work in education.


 

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