20 Ways to Pray
This week, I invite you to ease back and realize that praying is about the easiest thing you can do. Consider this:
- No rules.
- No script to follow.
- No prescribed time or place.
- No wrong way to pray…and so no punishment for doing it the wrong way.
I remind you of Ellen Debenport’s way of expressing Unity Principle #4:
and therefore brings forth wisdom, healing, prosperity and everything good.
And Meister Eckhart stated that if the only prayer one ever says is Thank you, God, that is enough.
May I encourage you to recognize that praying can happen any time, any place, no matter what you are doing. So, why not begin to associate a simple prayer phrase with a simple activity.
- Washing the dishes
- Petting the cat
- Walking the dog
- Reading a book
- Writing a poem
- Dancing a jig
- Singing a song
- Admiring a flower
- Remembering a friend
- Recalling a love
- Drawing a picture
- Writing a letter
- Holding a baby
- Holding someone’s hand
- Watching the sunrise
- Driving from home to work
- Driving home from work
- Waking up Saturday
- Relaxing Sunday afternoon
- Enjoying forgiveness
- Thank you, God….
- Loving God….
- I am with God….
- Forgiveness is my gift….
- We are One….
- God listens….
- Love is God….
- God is Love….
- Christ within me….
Certainly, neither list should limit you. You are not limited to where or when you pray. As well, nothing limits the phrase that starts your prayer or ends your prayer or stands as your entire prayer.
Pray on!
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