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My door opened and somebody walked inside my room. I assumed it was a priest from my church that I attend, and his name is Father Isaac.

This happened what month?

This was the 25th of August 2025.

Now, before you move on, so people know, you came out of a Protestant background, didn't know anything about saints, don't know anything about Eastern Orthodox saints, but then through Mar Mari's preaching, you were drawn. You've been going to the Assyrian Church because his preaching drew you. Definitely doesn't know about the Eastern Orthodox saints, right? So, but because Mar Mari is powerful, he's been used of the Holy Spirit to bring people back to the ancient churches and One more thing. You can testify that Marmari doesn't tell people if they're Eastern Orthodox to leave and become part of the Assyrian Church, right?

Oh, never. No. In fact, he wants unity amongst all the churches because it's one bride of Christ. It's the Church of Christ.

So that as the background, she knows nothing about saints, definitely doesn't know about Eastern Orthodox saints. So August 2025, the door opens. Someone walked in and you thought he was Father Isaac. And is Father Isaac part of the Assyrian Church?

Yes.

Okay, so now she's thinking it's, hey, it's the priest from my Assyrian Church. Now take it from there.

Yes. So the door opened and he walked in, saw the door open. I saw, you know, he walk in and I said, oh, but I call him Rabbi, which is teacher in Assyrian. And I said, oh, Rabbi, have you come to see me? Um, because I've been sick for a whole month at this point, and I wasn't even able to go to church. Um, and he walked in and stood beside my bed. I sat up in my bed and I hugged him, and as soon as I hugged him, I realized he was super skinny, like more than what Father Isaac is in real life. So Father Isaac is a slim man. And, um, when I hugged him, I realized he was almost skin and bones. And that caused me to open my eyes. As soon as I opened my eyes, um, because I was holding him like this and my head was down, I opened my eyes and I looked. And what I saw was his robe, what he was wearing. And it was a white robe, and it had an interesting royal blue embroidery. That I've never seen him wear before. And I thought, oh, um, Rabbi has a new outfit. And I looked up at him, and as soon as I looked at his face, I realized it wasn't Father Isaac, um, and it was Saint Paisios.

Now, how did you know about him? Because prior to August, did you have any knowledge about him?

So 3 months prior, in May, I had One lady at church, they were watching a video, a life story of Saint Paisios, and they asked me if I wanted to join them to watch, and I said, no, I can't make it. And that's all. I just heard his name. I know nothing. I don't know he's Greek. I don't know. I don't know anything.

Anything about him. You don't know nothing about him. You didn't go see the film. You don't know he's Greek. You know nothing. That's in May. Now, August, the man shows up and it's Saint Paisios. I have a hard time pronouncing it out. How did you know it was him?

So when I was hugging who I thought was Father Isaac, when I looked up, as soon as I looked at his face, the second I looked at him, I went, oh, Saint Paisios. Instantly I knew him. I just— I said his name. I knew him like I've met him before, like as if our souls know each other. Like I knew him like as if he's a person that I've had some kind of, you know, friendship with. And he, as soon as I said his name, he looked down at me and he smiled and he nodded. And he, he didn't say anything. He just, he went like that.

So he confirmed to you, yes, it's me. I'm Saint Paisios, nodding and smiling. I'm not Father Isaac. Alright.

So, he was standing there, and then, he kind of motioned me to lay back down. As I went to lay back down, my head touched something and it wasn't my pillow. It was, um, a nun at our church, and her name is Sister Mary. And when I leaned and my head ended up in her lap, um, I said, oh, Sister Mary, you know, what are you doing here? And, um, I didn't know she had come into my room. While she was sitting there, um, suddenly St. Paisios's hand was in a cup motion and it had water in it, and he just started pouring it. He poured it 3 times over my head, and as I was laying there, I felt 3 times, literally, Son, Holy Spirit, just, just droplets of water, and he kept on just I don't know where it was coming from. He just had it, and he was pouring it over my head. And then I felt wet, so I reached over for a towel, and I wanted to dry my hair. And he said, no, no, no, no, no. He said, don't dry this. This is water from the Holy Mother.

The who?

The Holy Mother.

Now you're gonna see why that's significant, because she doesn't know anything about him up to this point. So he says, no, this is water from the Holy Mother. Okay.

Yeah. So I, I, I laid, you know, stayed there and I said, okay. And I let go of the towel. I didn't, I didn't, I think I did dry a little bit because I think I was motioning to dry. And then he was, he didn't touch me. He, he just said, no, no, no, no, no. Softly. So softly. He said, no, no, no, no, no. That's water from the Holy Mother. And I said, oh, okay. And then Sister Mary stood up and actually she was humming a song, a song I've never heard before, and I said, "Oh, Sister Mary, that's a beautiful song you're singing," and as she was walking past me, she said, "Oh, that's the Holy Mother's favorite song when she was a child." And I went, oh, that's so nice. It just had a really nice, um, hymn-like to it. It was, it was, it sounded childlike. It sounded, um, like a kid's song. It was, it was, and but she was just humming. There was no words that she was saying. And then, um, Saint Paisios pulled out from under his garment the smallest bottle, like this big. The smallest bottle of oil. And, um, he— it was, it was yellow, like it was gold. It was actually golden oil. And it was such a small bottle. I've never seen a bottle that— like, it was this big. It was just a tiny little bottle. And, um, he poured some on his finger and then, um, at the top of my stomach He did the tiniest 3 crosses, 1, 2, and 3.

Cross again, 1, 2, 3 times, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, the holy oil.

So I woke up because I thought I was asleep, but I actually was awake through the whole thing. And then I called for my brother. He came into the room.

So you were awake, you were not asleep then.

I want people to hear this.

The people are thinking you're asleep. No, you're awake. You're not asleep.

No.

So in August, when the door opened, you were awake. You were not asleep and then you woke up. You're awake and he's there and Saint and Sister Mary's there and you're awake. So you didn't like wake up like, oh, hey, what happened? So it was your wake up.

No, I I kind of just, like, it's like I came back into the reality of time. It wasn't like I was, it was like I was still in the same place, but it was another realm that I was in. That I—

What happened to you while you're on Earth in your room, the spirit dimension opened up. There's a veil that opened. So they were there present. But when the veil closed, then you came to your senses and you're in your room. So you had a vision.

Yes. I had a vision and a true encounter. I felt the wetness of my hair. I felt, I didn't feel the oil because it was actually on my, I had like a singlet underneath, and so it was on the fabric. It wasn't directly just on my skin. He didn't touch my skin. So I called for my brother and he came in, um, assuming— because I was in so much pain, he was assuming that I'm calling in distress. But I had the biggest smile on my face and I was so happy. And he said, what's going on? And I said, Saint Paisios just came to see me. And he said, who? Yeah. And I said, I don't know, um, he's a saint, his name is Saint Paisios, and he just poured water on my head and put feel on my belly, and then I straight away got my phone and started to Google who this saint was.

You heard his name, but you had no idea who he is?

Just his name, like if someone said, um, Saint, I don't know, Lisa. I don't know who Saint Lisa is, I don't know what she does, I don't, I don't know where she comes from, um, I don't know if there is a Saint Lisa, um, just, it's just a name, they mentioned a name in May of 2025. Um, it was through text, so that's how I know the dates. I've still got those texts.

Yeah.

And I never heard his name again. I never looked him up. I don't know who he is. I never even knew that he was a recent saint. I assumed, you know, all saints are ancient saints. Um, I never knew he was alive in the '90s.

90s, a saint. So then what did you find out about him? Because he said this is from the Holy Mother. So then you went and investigated. What happened?

So as soon as I looked him up, I found that his patron saint was the Theotokos, um, the Holy Mother, and the Holy Mother, Theotokos.

And so I want people to hear this. She doesn't know anything about him, only heard his name once, but doesn't know his life, doesn't even know he's a recent saint. And then when he tells her, don't do that. This is water from the Holy Mother. She goes, looks him up. His patron saint is Mary, the Holy Mother, the Theotokos. And he told her, don't wipe this. This is water from the Holy Mother. Okay. So then you found out that connection. What else happened?

Then I found out later about, I'm not sure of the date exactly. I'll have to look through my texts. A friend of mine came. I think it was about 3, 4 days later, a friend of mine came to see me, just, you know, because I was so sick. And, um, and I told her, I said, oh, you know, I saw Saint Paisios. And she said, oh, he's a weapon. And, um, and I, and I've been, you know, looking up things. Um, now I wanted to know the song that, um, Sister Mary was singing.

Now, so people know though you saw Sister Mary. And this sister is from where? The actual Sister Mary, she's from where?

From my church.

So now, guys, she's in a vision. She sees what looks like Sister Mary from her church. But that wasn't Sister Mary from your church.

No, it was a representation.

I want them to make the connection. In her vision, it's Saint Paisios And a woman who looks like Sister Mary of the Assyrian Church, but it wasn't Sister Mary. So who do you think that was appearing as Sister Mary? Guys, who do you think that was?

It was the Holy Mother.

You guys got it?

It was a representation of her.

100%. So now what happened?

I actually told Sister Mary that I had seen her in my dream. And instantly, before I even said the dream, I said, I saw you in my dream. And she said, it's never me. 'If you ever dream of me, it's never me, it's the Holy Mother.' And I said, 'Oh, I know.' And, um, and I explained to her the dream, and she said, 'I want that song.' Um, so she's named after the Holy Mother, and, um, and I'm thinking, 'How am I gonna find this song?' Like, it was a humming tune. I, I— how, how will I ever find this song? so when my friend came to visit me and she knew about Saint Paisios and she said, oh, have you heard him? Um, have you heard the song he sings? And I said no.

And she said, let me add the detail because they forgot. Your friend is part of the Greek Orthodox Church, right?

Sorry. Yes.

Okay.

Because they don't know the detail now. She's talking to her friend who's part of the Greek Orthodox Church.

No, my friend comes to my Assyrian church.

But she's also in the Greek Orthodox. She invited you there.

That's a different friend.

Nice. I'm sorry. I got the most details mixed up because then you told me you told your friend Saint Paisios appeared to me. She goes, she's a weapon. So is that the Greek Orthodox one who said that?

No, that was another friend. Yeah. So this friend is a— I've got a Greek friend, and I said to her, I saw— she called me, and I said, I saw a saint come to see me in his Greek. And she said, who? And I said, have you ever heard of Saint Paisios? And she was like, oh my goodness. And she went, yes, and quickly called me. Yes.

That's okay. So now we got the detail. The one from the Greek Orthodox Church. You told her a saint came and visited me, Saint Paisios. She freaked out. But the one that you said, hey, Saint Paisios came and saw me. Oh, he's a weapon. She's not part of the Greek Orthodox Church.

She's Assyrian from my church.

Now I got to kick her. Too many friends, man. You got to cut down on your friends. Okay, so then what happened?

So when my friend came and she said, have you heard the song? That he sings, I love it. And I said, no, I've not heard a song that he sings. And she went on YouTube, you can find it on YouTube, um, if you type, if you typed in Saint Paisios Psalm 135. It's actually Saint Paisios, um, Psalm 135.

Oh, right there. So which one? It's here. Singing. Is it? So this one here?

This one? Yes.

I don't— let me see if I can play just a few minutes without getting flagged. Hold on.

No, start it from the beginning because that's how I heard it.

Okay, so this is the— this is what she heard in her vision. She's finding this out later. I can only play a few minutes. I don't want to get flagged.

Okay, there you go. That's all I can play.

I don't want to get flagged. Okay, so then you heard this in the vision. Then you find out the Assyrian who goes to the Assyrian church knows a lot about him. She goes, have you heard the song that he sings? No. And then she brought this song up. That's the Assyrian now, right?

Yes.

Okay, then what happened?

So as soon as I heard it, automatically I knew that's the song, 100%. That's exactly the song Sister Mary was humming in my dream.

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