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Namaste

 

Just wanted to share some prayers that i like. . .

 

Earth mother, star mother, (Kundalini Ma)

You who are called by

a thousand names,

May all remember

we are cells in your body

and dance together

You are the grain

and the loaf

That sustains us each day,

And as you are patient

with our struggles to learn

So shall we be patient

with and each other

We are radiant light

and sacred dark

---the balance---

You are the embrace that heartens

And the freedom beyond fear.

Within you we are born

we grow, live, and die—

You bring us around the circle to rebirth,

Within us you dance

Forever.

 

~~~ Starhawk

Page 15 (The Ecological Self) Earth Prayers From Around the World, 365

Prayers, Poems, and Invocations For Honoring the Earth. Roberts and

Amidon, Harper Collins

 

 

We look with uncertainty

Beyond the old choices

Clear-cut answers

to a softer, more permeable aliveness

Which is every moment

At the brink of death;

For something new is being born in us

If we bur let it.

We stand at a new doorway,

Awaiting that which comes…

Daring to be human creatures.

Vulnerable to the beauty of existence.

Learning to love.

 

~~~ Anne Hillman

 

 

My simple prayer is that in all things I learn to love well.

That I learn to touch the ever-changing seasons of life

with a great heart of compassion.

That I live with the peace and justice I wish for the earth.

That I learn to care fully and let go gracefully.

That I enjoy the abundance of the earth and return to it

from the natural generosity that is our human birthright.

That through my own life, through joy and sorrow

in thought, word and deed,

I bring benefit and blessings to all that lives.

That my heart and the hearts of all beings learn to be free.

 

~~~ Jack Kornfield

Buddhist meditation teacher, Spirit Rock Center, CA

Page 59, (Opening Our Hearts), Prayers for a Thousand Years, Roberts and

Amidon, Harper San Francisco

 

Our deepest fear

is not that we are inadequate.

Our deepest fear

is that we are powerful beyond measure.

It is our light,

not our darkness,

that most frightens us…

 

Playing small doesn't serve the world.

There's nothing enlightened about shrinking

so that other people

won't feel secure around you.

 

We were born to make manifest

the glory of God within us.

It's not just in some of us,

it's in everyone.

 

And as we let our light shine,

we unconsciously give other people

permission to do the same.

As we are liberated from our own fear,

our presence automatically liberates others.

 

 

~~~ Marianne Williamson

WomanPrayers: Prayers by Women from Throughout History and Around the

world.

Page 11-12, (Finding Myself), Mary Ford-Grabowsky, Harper San Francisco

 

We join with the Earth

and with each other,

to bring new life to the land,

to recreate the human community,

to provide justice and peace,

to remember our children,

to remember who we are…

We join together

as many and diverse expressions

of one loving mystery,

for the healing of the Earth

and the renewal of all Life.

 

~~~ Pat Cane

Page 12 (Affirmations and Invocations) Life Prayers From Around the

World, 365 Prayers, Blessings and Affirmations to Celebrate the Human

Journey. Roberts and Amidon, Harper Collins

 

 

love and honor

ordinary sparrow

 

 

Deb this is hard stretched to be anywhere near K related but thoughtit

might be under Laugh Yoga. . .i watched it and thought how could anyone

see this and not love the human family?

 

http://eternalmoonwalk.com/ <http://eternalmoonwalk.com/>

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Thank you Lil'Sparrow , just beautiful, a really lovely read with my morning cup

of peppermint tea :-))

Hugs and Goddess filled love

elektra x x x

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Beautiful words make my heart sing.

 

2009/7/9 ordinarysparrow <ordinarysparrow

 

>

>

> Namaste

>

> Just wanted to share some prayers that i like. . .

>

> Earth mother, star mother, (Kundalini Ma)

> You who are called by

> a thousand names,

> May all remember

> we are cells in your body

> and dance together

> You are the grain

> and the loaf

> That sustains us each day,

> And as you are patient

> with our struggles to learn

> So shall we be patient

> with and each other

> We are radiant light

> and sacred dark

> ---the balance---

> You are the embrace that heartens

> And the freedom beyond fear.

> Within you we are born

> we grow, live, and die—

> You bring us around the circle to rebirth,

> Within us you dance

> Forever.

>

>

>

> ~

>

>

> ~~~ Marianne Williamson

>

>

>

 

 

 

--

Tiffany Jones

Patheya

 

 

 

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Hi Sparrow,

 

A lovely group of prayers that I can relate to. I will copy and use some.

Thanks, Skydancer x

 

> Namaste

>

> Just wanted to share some prayers that i like. . .

>

> Earth mother, star mother, (Kundalini Ma)

> You who are called by

> a thousand names,

> May all remember

> we are cells in your body

> and dance together

> You are the grain

> and the loaf

> That sustains us each day,

> And as you are patient

> with our struggles to learn

> So shall we be patient

> with and each other

> We are radiant light

> and sacred dark

> ---the balance---

> You are the embrace that heartens

> And the freedom beyond fear.

> Within you we are born

> we grow, live, and die—

> You bring us around the circle to rebirth,

> Within us you dance

> Forever.

>

> ~~~ Starhawk

> Page 15 (The Ecological Self) Earth Prayers From Around the World, 365

> Prayers, Poems, and Invocations For Honoring the Earth. Roberts and

> Amidon, Harper Collins

>

>

> We look with uncertainty

> Beyond the old choices

> Clear-cut answers

> to a softer, more permeable aliveness

> Which is every moment

> At the brink of death;

> For something new is being born in us

> If we bur let it.

> We stand at a new doorway,

> Awaiting that which comes…

> Daring to be human creatures.

> Vulnerable to the beauty of existence.

> Learning to love.

>

> ~~~ Anne Hillman

>

>

> My simple prayer is that in all things I learn to love well.

> That I learn to touch the ever-changing seasons of life

> with a great heart of compassion.

> That I live with the peace and justice I wish for the earth.

> That I learn to care fully and let go gracefully.

> That I enjoy the abundance of the earth and return to it

> from the natural generosity that is our human birthright.

> That through my own life, through joy and sorrow

> in thought, word and deed,

> I bring benefit and blessings to all that lives.

> That my heart and the hearts of all beings learn to be free.

>

> ~~~ Jack Kornfield

> Buddhist meditation teacher, Spirit Rock Center, CA

> Page 59, (Opening Our Hearts), Prayers for a Thousand Years, Roberts and

> Amidon, Harper San Francisco

>

> Our deepest fear

> is not that we are inadequate.

> Our deepest fear

> is that we are powerful beyond measure.

> It is our light,

> not our darkness,

> that most frightens us…

>

> Playing small doesn't serve the world.

> There's nothing enlightened about shrinking

> so that other people

> won't feel secure around you.

>

> We were born to make manifest

> the glory of God within us.

> It's not just in some of us,

> it's in everyone.

>

> And as we let our light shine,

> we unconsciously give other people

> permission to do the same.

> As we are liberated from our own fear,

> our presence automatically liberates others.

>

>

> ~~~ Marianne Williamson

> WomanPrayers: Prayers by Women from Throughout History and Around the

> world.

> Page 11-12, (Finding Myself), Mary Ford-Grabowsky, Harper San Francisco

>

> We join with the Earth

> and with each other,

> to bring new life to the land,

> to recreate the human community,

> to provide justice and peace,

> to remember our children,

> to remember who we are…

> We join together

> as many and diverse expressions

> of one loving mystery,

> for the healing of the Earth

> and the renewal of all Life.

>

> ~~~ Pat Cane

> Page 12 (Affirmations and Invocations) Life Prayers From Around the

> World, 365 Prayers, Blessings and Affirmations to Celebrate the Human

> Journey. Roberts and Amidon, Harper Collins

>

>

> love and honor

> ordinary sparrow

>

>

> Deb this is hard stretched to be anywhere near K related but thoughtit

> might be under Laugh Yoga. . .i watched it and thought how could anyone

> see this and not love the human family?

>

> http://eternalmoonwalk.com/ <http://eternalmoonwalk.com/>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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