Dear friends,

Prayers don't necessarily have to be made in a conventional setting such as a church, a mosque, or a synagogue.
Your words can be a powerful source of prayer in your daily life.

How to make your words a prayer is a deeply powerful practice. Turning your words into prayer involves noticing your intention, being present, and practicing openness. It's the kind of self-awareness that raises your vibration and expands  your inner light.

The shift happens when:

1. You begin to speak from the heart, not just the mind.
It's about being real, saying something like " I don't know what to do" or I'm scared", " I am grateful,  please give me some guidance".

2. Bring divinity into words.
Instead of " I hope I heal soon", how about " May this healing unfold in divine timing. I surrender the process" or  instead of "I'm exhausted" , "Spirit give me rest and renew my soul".

3. Use ' I am " statements with scared intention.
" I am loved."
" I am safe and protected"
" I am open to peace".
" I am a manifester."

Transforming a simple statement into a prayer can bring about profoundly different outcomes.

" I hope I can fly without too much pain" to " May this journey be gentle. May my body be protected, and may peace go before me. I trust that I am carried".

Words can buid or break, heal or harm, create or destroy. Whether spoken aloud or whispered within words shape how we think, feel and live. Words become seeds for the future.  Words are a form of prayer.

Be aware that words hold spiritual light.

with fierce love,
Gedalia