Mount Athos.Eternity cannot simply be an unchangeable substance, it cannot be like eternal self-sustaining law. Such eternity cannot be inexhaustible and creative.The fact that it is inexhaustible and creative comes from its interiority, which is one of a personal Existence.

The frightening Karoulia. Is the most isolated area located at the southernmost shore of Mount Athos on a rocky and very steep site and belongs to Megisti Lavra monastery.

Mount Athos Greece
What if you could offer an unforgettable experience to you and to your friends by providing them the opportunity to visit Mount Athos (or the so called “Holy Mountain”), located in Northern Greece. A rare landmark of UNESCO and a place characterized for its uniqueness and exclusivity around the world.

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As a World Heritage site, Mt Athos is considered by most the only destination found on their travel itinerary.

The Skete of Prophet Elijah.The Skete of Prophet Elijah (Greek: Σκήτη Προφήτη Ηλία, Russian: Ильинский скит) is a cenobitic skete of Pantokratoros monastery in Mount Athos, Greece.

The Holy Monastery of Dionysiou.The Dionysiou Monastery (Greek: Διονυσίου) is one of the twenty monasteries located on the peninsula of Mount Athos in northeastern Greece.

Mount Athos Skete of Saint Demetrios.View of a typical monastic settlement on Mount Athos.It is hidden away in a dense forest, in a peaceful area conducive to prayer and spiritual development.

Don’t worship idols in your heart.Narrow is the way of life, and broad the way of torment; prayer is able to bring a man to the house of the Kingdom. This is the perfect work: prayer that is pure from iniquity.

What can we learn from mules. Great Schema Monks on Mount Athos have learnt a great deal from the Holy Fathers and their experiences. Likewise, they have learnt a lot from the humble mules which are used to carry loads of wood from the forests.

The Holy Monastery of Karakalou Founded in the eleventh century, the monastery received its name after either the Roman emperor Karakala or the monk, Karakalas, who was said to be its founder.