November 13, 2017
Pray for Others
I join with others in love and all of humanity is uplifted.
True
prayer comes from the heart and does not always need words: a touch, a
smile, a moment of silence in honor of another person’s well-being. It
is a sacred communion of minds and hearts with the indwelling spirit of
love itself.
If a particular person or situation feels heavy on my mind, I begin my prayer time by releasing any doubts and fears and any thoughts of conflict or separation. As my mind and heart fill with the awareness of divine love, I enter into a consciousness of peace, unity, and oneness.
As I align with every other loving sentiment and every other thought of peace, health, and harmony in the world, I feel a wellspring of hope and joy.
If a particular person or situation feels heavy on my mind, I begin my prayer time by releasing any doubts and fears and any thoughts of conflict or separation. As my mind and heart fill with the awareness of divine love, I enter into a consciousness of peace, unity, and oneness.
As I align with every other loving sentiment and every other thought of peace, health, and harmony in the world, I feel a wellspring of hope and joy.
Let all that you do be done in love.—1 Corinthians 16:14
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