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Index of Prayers for Peace and Healing:
Introduction to Prayers What is Prayer? (as in petition, adoration, contrition, supplication, thanksgiving) 2: a reverent petition to a deity (as in a request, an orison) 3: an earnest or urgent request (as in an entreaty, an appeal) 4: a fixed text used in praying (as in a service, a ritual form of asking) 5: someone who prays to God (as in a supplicant) Why pray? * Feeling of Security: When in prayer, most people feel less alone... it helps them to feel safe (when times are tough), to feel like someone cares (when no one else can help), and to feel comforted (when they feel let down by others). Those who pray know there is no problem that cannot be solved with the help of God. * Increased Peace of Mind: Those who pray... know how to "let go and let God" help them to deal with life's challenges. They know that they are not alone and that a caring presence is by their side, silently working on their behalf. They can feel peaceful, secure in the knowledge that having asked, they will receive. * Connection to Guidance: Those who pray... end up developing a deep connection to the source of their truth, to their Higher Self and their inner knowingness. This connection to inner guidance can help them in practical, outer ways: in decision making, in problem solving, and in dealing with difficult people. * Greater Self Esteem: Those who pray... grow in self love, self esteem, and self confidence. They know that they only exist because God loves them. Knowing that God loves them, they know that they are worthy of love, respect, and kind treatment. God does not make junk... only masterpieces which improve over time. * Becoming Unconditional Love: Those who pray... can directly experience unconditional love, the complete caring for the well-being of another without expectations or restrictions. They increase their capacity to love others and to experience more coming back to them. Fear fades as love grows in their hearts. When to pray? Where to pray? How to pray? "The expectations of life depend upon diligence; the mechanic that would perfect his work must first sharpen his tools." (Confucius) |
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