A Prayer – Inspired by a Couple Who Lost Their Miracle
The poem was written for a couple I know, who just got to experience the most joyful event in their life only to hear some months later that that little miracle won’t last.
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The poem was written for a couple I know, who just got to experience the most joyful event in their life only to hear some months later that that little miracle won’t last.
Some of the fondest memories of childhood were the days I would run through my yard with skinned knees and wild hair with my dogs and cats along for the ride. I was fortunate enough to grow up in a simple, small town where the neighbors’ pets ran free and had daily visits with me after school.
When I was 8 years old, my father gave my brother and me a questionnaire with 50+ questions to discover our main operating paradigm or belief system. After about 30 minutes, we discovered we were, for the most part, operating with a frog’s mentality.
I am 52 now, and for many years I have believed in Angels. I thought I would write about how I met my Guardian Angel and learned her name. I say her, but I now know that Angels don’t have particular genders, as fundamentally they are beings of energy, of light. Thinking of an Angel as male or female is for the benefit of humans, not necessary, but if it helps us to open up, to connect, then they are content with that.
Our minds often go a mile a minute with so many thoughts at once that it can be a real challenge to just be. Here is a story from Deborah on how she leaves the metropolis behind just for a short time to calm her thoughts.
Often times an individual goes to great lengths to find solutions to her or his challenge by looking outside of self. After all, it is human to do so. Isn’t there always someone else to blame for the situation one is in? That would seem to be the easy route.
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