My commitment to Serbia

This afternoon, me and my friend went to see the awesome Japanese cherry blossoms while it lasts. Of course, out of luck I brought my Serbian flag with me. So after the liturgy and went to a town near mine, I made one of the best picture sessions I will ever make in my entire life and also for the Serbian people that an outsider loves and support their country and people.

As I stated on my previous articles about Srbija, I love Srbija as if I came from that country and will fight for them through my articles to further strengthen them and remind them God is with them. God loves us that he sent his only son to save us from our sins through his death on the cross and resurrection. Despite the current situation in Srbija, I believe what I had been praying for their country and my activism will come true. This not false hope because with God, nothing is impossible.

Never forget that once Srbija will find that unity and the way it could start the Serbian Orthodox revival, I may live to see that time they will remove all Godless authorities, traitors and Globalist agents. Who knows that the Serbian Orthodox revival I want to see in the future will be greater than the current Russian Orthodox revival.

As I end writing this article, I will include a prayer for the Serbian people in English by Saint Nikolaj Velimirović:

O, Lord, save Thy people and save me. 

If Thou savest not Thy people and mine, if Thou savest only me, I shall be like a stranger in Heaven.

Hear, O Lord, the supplication of Thy righteous ones, Sava and Nemanja, and save Thy sinful people, sinful though they may be.

As Thou didst save Jerusalem from the godless and the blasphemers, save also Belgrade from the faithless, that salvation may be made known to all as proceeding from Thee, not from men.

Thy people are weakened by waiting, test not their endurance to the end, o Lord. O Lord, weakened are thy people by waiting.

All the Earth is covered with the bodies of thy faithful, we cannot till the soil without the pick sounding against the bones of our kinsmen and echoing painfully in our souls.

There is not a field which is not a cemetery, not a tree which is not a tombstone. All of the Serbian land is a graveyard.

Have mercy, o Lord and save Thy people, with or without me. AMIN+++

Suočavanje sa teroristima znači suočavanje svoju sudbinu

What could have been a peace talks between Serbian pro-Western puppets and Albanian terrorists is a mere scum. For those of you who doesn't know the Terrorist Scum in Albanci teroristu, they are funded by Al-Qaeda, Barrack Hussein Obama, Bill Clinton and the EU aggressors. I wonder why during the time of Boris Jelcin, Srbi were left unprotected. The answer is simple, Clinton tried to manipulate Jelcin but still the answer is not that simple.

Who has a shame that people involve in these talks are terrorists trained by Osama Bin Laden in creating another Ottoman Empire? Why there wasn't any public outcry when Operacija Oluja and Milosrdni Anđeo was happening? What will the world ask the Srpski Narod next? Sacrifice Vojvodina and leave Central Srbija as the remaining pure Srbi zemlje?

This is a damn outrage! I wouldn't want my homeland to be invaded as well but the international community keeps on praising Bill Clinton's pro-democracy efforts, while those efforts were a result of trying to remove Monica Lewinsky from the newspaper articles and television. Of course!

There is one saying, you may not please the world unless you destroy this belief they called "nevermind."

Značaj Svetog Save za Srpski narod

To those who don't know Saint Sava, this could be the article in my short words that, he is important to the Serbian nation from religious, social and political stand point of view. These are just simple but it meants so much to Serbia as a nation and he is one of the nation-builders.

Political-Sava returned to the Holy Mountain in 1217/18, marking the beginning of the real formation of the Serbian Church. He was consecrated in 1219 as the first Archbishop of the Serbian church, given autocephaly by Patriarch Manuel I of Constantinople, who at the time was in exile at Nicaea. In the same year Sava published Zakonopravilo (also St. Sava's Nomocanon), the first constitution of Serbia; thus the Serbs acquired both forms of independence: political and religious. Its purpose was to establish a codified legal system in Serbian Kingdom, and to regulate the governing body of the Serbian Church. In a small town of Ston, on the Peljesac peninsula, Sava founded an eparchy in late 1219.

Social-He then stayed at Studenica and continued his education of faith to the Serbian people, later he called for a council outlawing the Bogomils, who were regarded heretics. Sava appointed protobishops, sending them over all of Serbia to baptize the unbaptized, marry the unmarried etc. To maintain his duty as the religious and social leader, he continued to travel among the monasteries and throughout the lands to educate the people. King Stefan died on September 24, 1228, and was succeeded by his son Stefan Radoslav. After the Battle of Klokotnitsa (1230), Stefan Vladislav, Radoslav's younger brother, married Beloslava, the daughter of Bulgarian Emperor Ivan Asen II, subsequently becoming the new King by 1234.

Religious-Sava brought the regal crown from Rome, and crowned his older brother Stefan "King of All Serbia" in the Žiča monastery in 1217, hence Stefan's epithet "The First-Crowned".

Sava returned to the Holy Mountain in 1217/18, marking the beginning of the real formation of the Serbian Church. He was consecrated in 1219 as the first Archbishop of the Serbian church, given autocephaly by Patriarch Manuel I of Constantinople, who at the time was in exile at Nicaea. That moment was the religious independence of the Serbian nation away from the Roman Catholicism that tried to be an influence in the Balkans.

Without his strong zeal, the Serbian nation wouldn't have existed nor became another bastion of Orthodoxy.