Legendary for his prophesying and healing gifts, painter of souls and painter of churches, man of culture, phylosopher of sciences and religion, father Arsenie Boca was, just like Saint Basil, as depicted by him in his essential work the Path of the Kingdom: a disciple calmly walkink across the stormy seas, and unmoving pillar against the troubled waves, a man among people, providing guidance and strength with otherworldly serenity, unflinching in the belief that God alone is ruler of our World. Named by Holy colleagues at the Theological Academy in Sibiu, considered the founder of the Romanian Philokalia by Professor Dumitru Staniloae father, who appreciate the unique phenomenon of Romanian monasticism sought and followed by thousands of lay people willing to share its inexhaustible source and clear of his spirituality, but also for its legendary graces the prophet and healer, true soul artist and painter sensitive churches, scholar and philosopher of science and religion, the priest Arsenie Boca was also St. Basil, as portrays himself in his kingdom’s primary path disciple walking quietly raging sea, the waves still post, man among men strengthening its peers in the supernatural quiet, steadfast in the faith that God is at the helm throughout the world.