Prayer
We have all had the experience of having our minds and memories go "off line" just when we need a special prayer at a crucial time.
There are many different kinds of prayers and ways of praying. Here we offer a variety of prayers that may be helpful to you, and we invite you to share your favorites.
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| Article | Author |
|---|---|
| The Power of Prayer: Ways to Connect and Heal |
Dr. Margaret Paul and Dr. Erika Chopich |
| The Transformative Power of the Serenity Prayer |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
| Live the Question, Looking for Answers |
Jean |
| A Prayer |
Anonymous |
| Anthony's Prayer |
Anthony J.W. Benson |
| Gayatri Mantra |
Kate Reardon |
| Great Spirit Prayer, By An Unknown Native American |
Monte U |
| Ho'oponopono, a Huna Prayer |
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| Invocation for a New Millennium |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
| My Prayer |
Dr. Erika Chopich |
| Our Father: A Direct Translation from Aramaic |
Anonymous |
| Prayer By Mother Teresa |
Mother Teresa |
| PRAYER FOR WORLD PEACE |
Michelle Albert |
| Prayer of St. Francis, Adapted by Bill W. |
Monte U |
| The Serenity Prayer |
Reinhold Niebuhr |
| Winter Solstice Prayer to the Inner Child |
Nancy Swisher |
| Pages: 1 | |
Daily Inspiration
Letting yourself cry when your heart is moved opens you to God - and to love and joy. If you put a lid on your tears, you also put a lid on your joy and your ability to love. Today, let yourself cry when your heart is touched with sadness or moved by empathy or joy.
By Dr. Margaret Paul








