-- An excerpt of the medical conclusion of the Georgian Soviet government who tried to commit St Gabriel (Urgebadze) in a psycho-neurological hospital forever. Now let us ask: were we to be 'evaluated

"The patient is stationed in the city psycho-neurological hospital and is brought from the prison for forced treatment. Diagnosis: psychopathic person, inclined to schizophrenia-like psychosis blanks. According to the patients account, he had a vision of a ghostly evil spirit with horns on the head at the age of 12… The patient proves that everything bad that is taking place in the world is due to Evil. From the age of 12 he started to go to churches, prayed, bought icons, and studied church literature… He ate nothing on Wednesdays and Fridays. Grown-ups and soldiers laughed at his nonsense: “On Wednesday Judas sold Christ for thirty silver coins, and on Friday the Jewish priests crucified him”; he was totally hallucinating. It was clear from the case that at the 1 May 1965 demonstration, he burnt a big portrait of Lenin, hanging on the building of the Council of Ministers. After interrogatory he said he did this because the picture of the Crucifixion of Christ should hang there and that it was not possible to idolize an earthly man – the doubt appeared in regard to his psychic health, due to which he was sent to court-psychopathic expertise. The examination showed the patient’s orientation is disoriented in place, in time, and in environment. He talks to himself in a low voice: he believes in the existence of heavenly beings, God and angels, etc. While talking, the main axis of a psychopath is always turned to that everything depends on God’s Will, etc. He is isolated from the other mental patients in the department. When someone talks to him, he surely mentions God, angels, and icons, etc. He is unable to criticize his condition. He was treated with the aminazinophrazia and syptomicine therapy, after which he passed commission".

-- An excerpt of the medical conclusion of the Georgian Soviet government who tried to commit St Gabriel (Urgebadze) in a psycho-neurological hospital forever.

Now let us ask: were we to be 'evaluated', would the judgements of this world find us fit, or find us fools? For the sake of the Kingdom, let us become fools for Christ, estranged from the ruler of this world.