Rest in The Light of Prayer
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Prayer is a way of life, a way to move through life with peace in our hearts. Prayer is a tool which we use to build our awareness of God within and to bring ourselves closer to God. And it is this awareness of Gods presence that keeps us poised and centered in times of challenge.
Relax
Set aside time each day for prayer. Begin your quiet time by relaxing your body and opening your mind to an awareness of God. Breathe deeply, knowing that you are in the presence of God and the presence of God is within you. Let go of your concerns and know that all is well.
Concentrate
As you close your eyes and release any thought of the world around you, begin to think about God about Gods presence in your life. Focus your mind on a single thought or idea or scripture that resonates with you. Repeat this idea over and over, either silently or aloud until it becomes your only thought.
Meditate
Allow this focused state of mind to move you into a deeper awareness of God. Be still and know that I am God. Be still as you connect with this divine presence within you.
Realize
From the depth of your being, know that you are one with God. This knowing, this realization as you experience Gods holy presence is silent soul communion. In this receptive state of mind and heart, listen for the inspiration of God, the answers to your prayers.
Give Thanks
Let gratitude be your hearts joyous response to this experience of communion with God and with God's infinite goodness. Give thanks for blessings to come, ready to receive your good.

Centered in the love of God in this prayerful moment, I am at peace.
I am wise and free as I let divine light radiate in and through me.
Created in the image of God, I express pure life and energy.
Through the all-providing love of God, I am abundantly blessed
The real search for all people is for God. They may think they are looking for other things, but they must eventually admit that it is God they seek.
Charles Fillmore
Hugs,
Carrie
from Unity The Daily word
Comments
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Oh thank you, Carrie! I needed this so much today!
Blessings, Pam -
I love doing it and find warmth and God's love
around me.
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Seeing this topic and knowing that God is with me through this beginning process.... makes me at ease, stronger and not to worry of what will come. I thank you God for Carrie's message to bring me closer to God!
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