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Icon of Seraphim of Sarov

Icon of Seraphim of Sarov Saint Joasaph, also known as Saint Josaphat, was a prince of India who converted to Christianity and became a monk. He is venerated as a saint in the Eastern Orthodox Church and is often depicted in icons with a halo and wearing monk"s robes. In Orthodox iconography, Saint Joasaph is typically shown with a serene expression, holding a cross or a Gospel book. He is often depicted with a crown at his feet, symbolizing his renunciation of his princely heritage in favor of a life of humility and piety. Saint Joasaph"s life story, which includes his conversion and his struggles against temptation, is often depicted in icons to inspire viewers to follow his example of faith and devotion. His feast day is celebrated on November 27th in the Eastern Orthodox Church. Saint Joasaph"s icons serve as a reminder of the transformative power of faith and the importance of striving for spiritual growth and salvation. Through his intercessions, believers seek his help in overcoming their own struggles and temptations, following his path of self-denial and devotion to Christ.