Dear Family of Love,
I hope everyone had a wonderful Self-Care Saturday! Tonight instead of prayer walking and doing the Whole Holy #3, I decided we would go back to an old favorite, that we used to do when I was having chemo. I call it praying in place. I'm feeling alright but my body seems to need a bit of rest and I have an early call at the Faith Factory tomorrow morning. Sometimes our bodies, minds, and spirits need a change in routine. Praying in place is easy and requires no special equipment only our hearts and intentions brought lovingly to God. It is just that simple. Before we do this let us go back to our old mindfulness time with our timers or music. This we can use with our breathing exercises too:
Inhale the Holy Spirit
Exhale Love
Inhale the Holy Spirit
Exhale Love
Inhale the Holy Spirit
Exhale Love
You may add or use instead.
Be Still and Know That I am God.
Be Still and Know
Be Still
Be
Be Still and Know That I am God.
Be Still and Know
Be Still
Be
Be Still and Know That I am God.
Be Still and Know
Be Still
Be
Here is our mindfulness music: The best Relaxation music for stress relief and healing meditation
Take you time, go slowly, and just be. You might wish to do gentle neck and shoulder rolls.
Here is as sign you can expand and place on your door for quiet time:
God we come to you in the quiet of our being to ask you to help us to go deeper and take time for listening and conversation with you.
God we come to you in the quiet of our being to seek peace in our bodies, minds, and spirits.
God we come to you in the quiet of our being to pray for peace in this fragile and broken world.
God we come to you in the quiet of our being to pray for all of your children who are feeling restless and anxious that their hearts and minds may be stilled.
God we come to you in the quiet of our being to pray for an end to the violence in our neighborhoods, cities, nation, and the world that peace may prevail upon earth.
God we come to you in the quiet of our being to feel your loving presence indwelling in each of us.
God we come to you in the quiet of our being to keep all wandering thoughts and anxieties away from our times with you.
God we come to you in the quiet of our being to pray for all of our family members who are in need of prayers remembering_________________
God we come to you in the quiet of our being in the words of St. Benedict of Nursia and Listen with the ear of the heart.
God we come to you in the quiet of our being with tender hearts and heart homes remembering our family members who are the most vulnerable and the least of these. Protect and lovingly keep them from harm. Give them safe shelter, nutritious food, and warm clothing.
God we come to you in the quiet of our being holding those in prayer who are scared, lonely, sad, and force themselves to pretend otherwise*
God we come to you in the quiet of our being to be with all of our family members who are mourning and entering grief's long journey. We pray that your holy comfort may surround them as they await their loved ones's who are transitioning into the Thin Places. Help us to lovingly respond to their needs.
God we come to you in the quiet of our being to offer our thanksgivings, remembrances, and celebrations and any other prayers we may have_______________
God we come to you in the quiet of our being to pray for all who are traveling either long or short distances.
God we come to you in the quiet of our being to lift up these our prayers in the name of Jesus your Son. Amen.
The Seventh Sunday After Pentecost
O Lord, mercifully receive the prayers of your people who call upon you, and grant that they may know and understand what things they ought to do, and also may have grace and power faithfully to accomplish them; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Amen.
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Good Night Dear Ones! I love you! I give God thanks for you this day and always! Take time to meditate, pray, breath, and rest, relax, and renew in the quiet of your being anytime. It is very good for you!
With love from the quiet of my being to the quiet of all of your beings,
Sara
* Courtesy Stephen J. Robin
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