July 26, 2015 — Bernadette Dawn Ingram — Christian M.T. LaFore — Megan Maureen Pearman Day!

Today we come together to focus our attention on three very special Prayer Registry children: Bernadette Dawn Ingram who passed on July 26, 2009, Christian M.T. LaFore who passed on July 26, 1999 and Megan Maureen Pearman who passed on July 26, 2004.

 

To listen to the prayer for the children use this link:

Dear Prayer Giver,

Take a moment to sit down and bring all of your awareness into this sacred present moment. Allow your thoughts and cares of the day slip away from you now as you enter the present moment completely. Slowly take in a deep breath and slowly let the breath out; breathing in deeply and exhaling fully. And again, inhale slowly and exhale thoroughly.

As you read these words, take the time to really feel and think about what you are saying, for this is indeed a sacred moment.

Dear Bernadette, Christian and Megan,

We The Prayer Team, are with you now in thought and spirit. We send you energy and love from our souls to yours and we pray that you will feel it and know how very loved you are.

Meditation/Visualization: —continue to sit comfortably and allow yourself to be here in the present moment, letting go of your cares and worries of the day.

Now, bring all of your attention to the tip of your nose and imagine that you are the gatekeeper at the gates of a big city and that it is your very important job to watch the coming and the going of your breath. Simply focus all your concentration at the tip of your nose and observe your breath as it enters and leaves you.

As you breathe-in, focus on the feeling of the breath as it enters your nostrils

As you breathe-out, focus on the feeling of the breath as it leaves your nostrils

Breathing-in feel the breath coming into you

Breathing-out feel the breath as it leaves you.

Continue to focus on your breathing

If your mind wanders away going off into thought (which is common in meditation) gently bring your focus back to the tip of your nose and resume your position as gatekeeper, watching the coming and going of your breath.

As you breathe-in feel the cool air as it enters your nostrils

As you breathe-out feel the warm air as it leaves your nostrils

Breathing-in cool, breathing-out warm

Breathing-in cool, breathing-out warm

In cool, out warm…in cool, out warm.

Now as you breathe-in, envision Bernadette, Christian and Megan standing in the light before you As you breathe-out, envision Bernadette, Christian and Megan looking vibrant and well.

As you inhale, envision drawing energy into you

As you exhale envision directing that energy to Bernadette, Christian and Megan

As you inhale continue to visualize energy entering into you

As you exhale see this energy flowing outward from you and surrounding Bernadette, Christian and Megan

Bathing them in light and loving energy

See them surrounded by energy

See them smiling

See them laughing

See that they are happy and free!

As you breathe-in feel that you are strengthened by this energy

As you breathe-out direct this feeling of strength to the families of Bernadette, Christian and Megan

As you breathe-in draw peace into yourself

As you exhale send that feeling of peace to the families of Bernadette, Christian and Megan.

Dear Bernadette, Christian and Megan,

We all see you smiling and glowing in the light. May you know that LOVE, the one universal sustaining force, is being sent to you right now and always will be. May you feel it and know that love is without end. You will always be loved and you will always be remembered. Love to you dear ones. Peace be with you all. We love you,

The Prayer Team

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…if we saw all the difference even the tiniest of our prayers make, and all the people those little prayers were destined to affect, and all the consequences of those prayers down through the centuries, we would be so paralyzed with awe at the power of prayer that we would be unable to get up off our knees for the rest of our lives.

Peter Kreeft, professor of Philosophy, Boston College