PRAYER

[Guest guest]

" Our Mother, Who art on Earth, Wisdom is thy name, thy children

praise, I Am till the end of days, in paradise as it is in the stars,

And give us this birth our eternal body, and love us, as we love those

who deny us. And lead us not into poverty, but deliver us from pain,

For thine is the inheritance and the wisdom and the love, light unto

ages , Amen.

[Guest guest]

Haha! nice :-3 nice adaptation from the our father prayer, the meter mirror is impressive :-D and it's a lovely prayer, but there's enough of a smattering of Christianity left about it that i'd shy away from it personally.--- On Sun, 10/5/08, Melissa <mm7810 wrote:Melissa <mm7810 PRAYER Date: Sunday, October 5, 2008, 12:39 PM

 

 

"Our Mother, Who art on Earth, Wisdom is thy name, thy children

praise, I Am till the end of days, in paradise as it is in the stars,

And give us this birth our eternal body, and love us, as we love those

who deny us. And lead us not into poverty, but deliver us from pain,

For thine is the inheritance and the wisdom and the love, light unto

ages , Amen.

[Guest guest]

Dear Danielle

 

Just pray with your heart and in your heart! That is the truth prayer.

 

I recommend a beautiful book from Gregg Braden called the Secret of the lost

mode of pray. It is little inspirational book.

 

Blessings

 

Monica

 

--- El vie, 3/26/10, iamwaitingmoon <iamwaitingmoon escribió:

 

 

De: iamwaitingmoon <iamwaitingmoon

Asunto: Prayer

A:

Fecha: viernes, 26 de marzo de 2010, 05:22 am

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dear All:

I wrote up early with thoughts on prayer. I was thinking that I cannot say that

I really know " how " to pray. I have never been taught, did not say " grace " , and

was never asked to pray for anyone while growing up. I feel that I state my

gratitude and for the care and protection of my loved ones and this great earth.

I have these " conversations with God " non-stop, though usually while gazing into

a flower or oohing and ahhing over nature's magnificent splendor. There have

been a few times in my life, where I've literally been brought to my knees, and

prayed, and I mean prayed from a place so deep within my soul. But I question

this morning, if I can honestly say that prayer is a part of my day in a

traditonally thought of way. I cannot say that I know " how to " pray. I'm not

even sure how to address my prayer...I usually leave off the God, Divine or

Creator part...for I don't know where to start, other than with that which

usually goes unspoken within self

or in thought to nature. I'm not exactly sure what I'm trying to say or ask;

maybe just wondering if I should be approaching this aspect of the Safeties in a

different or more diligent kindof way.

 

Love:

Danielle

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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