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Week 60 - Sitting in the Power

Silence & Prayer

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Silence has allowed me to know what I want because I’m finally listening. 

Silence exposes my bully within so we can sit down and have a heart to heart.

·      Silence is a gift that keeps on giving.

·      Silence helps me make heart-centered choices.

·      Silence becomes fuller with practice.

·      Silence is the key to filling my inner void.


In gratitude for silence, I offer up this prayer by Reverend Thandeka, who was given the Xhosa (Kow-sa) name Thandeka, meaning "beloved," by Archbishop Desmond Tutu in 1984.  


Dear Ancestor Spirits: Please hear our prayer.


Remind us to breathe deep in each moment, touching our lives from within, as we honor you there.


Remind us to reach back to you who were here long before we began counting time, or needing labels to describe ourselves as human beings.


You goddesses, warriors, and kings; healers, priests, shamans, two-spirit; family and friends; share with us your wisdom, that we may know the power of community, and understand we are already ONE, we need only self-love and compassion so that we can truly let each other in!


Dear Spirit/Creator/Higher Power/Goddess/God/Universe/Mother Earth…You who are calling us forward: Remind us that we are deserving and there is enough! Enough space in this world, in the hearts of this world, and in our communities, for All of Us to be, do, and have All our heart’s “true” desires: To be safe, Loved and happy as our authentic spiritual selves!


Dear Spirits, Collectively: We call on All of you at this time, to come and breathe with and through us, as we walk our paths towards equity and freedom. Remind us that each breath is not just for this moment (the most important one), it’s also for our future! With you, we remember that no matter where we are, when we can be truly present, we can and do create our future.


We give thanks to you Dear Spirits for bringing us this far; for calling forth our authenticity so that we can be free to clear the hurdles in our paths for our own taking, and also for our youth, and seniors, those of us at higher risk of inner and outer harm, the lonely. With your guidance, we can work together to create a more just and equitable; safe, strong and healthy life experience for those within, and beyond the transgender spectrum; for all beings.


In remembrance of our sisters, brothers and others lost to violence in all forms, Please Hear Our Prayers!

Ashe! Aho! Amen! Blessed Be!

 

 
 
 

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