
The blog world is filled with people�s thoughts and political opinions, but

Rallies around the globe call for peace and ceasefire. The pope calls for all followers to


How do we pray? As unique as we each are, so are our ways to pray. Prayer does not need to conform to a specific set of rules, or only happen in a church, synagogue, temple, or facing Mecca. While all those methods of prayer are sacred, so is a simple whisper asking for help, or lighting a candle with intention. There are many ways to pray.
There is a field
Out beyond ideas of wrong doing
Out beyond ideas of wrong doing
and right doing there is a field.
I'll meet you there.
When the soul lies down in that grass
Mevlana who is also known as Rumi, was a philosopher and mystic of Islam, but not a Muslim of
the orthodox type. His doctrine advocates unlimited tolerance, positive reasoning, goodness, charity and awareness through love. To him and to his disciples all religions are more or less truth. Looking with the same eye on Muslim, Jew and Christian alike, his peaceful and tolerant teaching has appealed to people of all sects and creeds.


Prayers stretch across time, adding to Eclectic Itchings' exploration of what evangelical Christians can learn from esoteric movements like Wicca, NeoGnosticism, Yoga and Zen. Does prayer exist beyond dogma, beyond words? Maybe it�s simply about

Science Musings blog writes about Attention being the highest form of prayer:
"In the 'prayer of the heart' we seek first of all the deepest ground of our identity in G_d. We do not reason about dogmas of faith, or 'the mysteries.' We seek rather to gain a direct existential grasp, a personal experience of the deepest truths of life and faith." A quote by Thomas Merton, he

"Intention is a powerful tool in the acceleration of personal evolution, because our intentions change the way the world responds to us. Just as a water crystal is affected by the energies around it, the world is affected by the intentions we have for giving and receiving from it. Strong, coherent intentions have a resonance. They induce a response in the world from everything that has a similar quality-the world literally sings a song to us as we walk through it!

It is this vibrational relationship with the world that creates synchronicity. People, resources, and events seemingly appear from nowhere to respond to, and connect with, our intentions. It is this flood of connections that allows highly-intentional people, and highly-intentional organizations, to create in really big ways." � from The Savvy Quester by Kevin Kaiser.

With Many Blessings and Prayers for Peace & Global Healing,
Jodie
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