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 Selected meditation: Wednesday, March 7, 2001
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"Prayer is the breathing of the soul, and this breathing affects not only our psychic bodies but our physical bodies as well. Sincere, ardent prayer triggers a succession of reactions in the physical body that can even modify the movement of electrons in our flesh, blood and bones. The nature of the faculty by means of which man strives to reach a being or a world of a higher order is still not understood. Let us say, for example, that you are praying for light, love, peace, or even health; the sincerity and fervor of your prayer raises you inwardly to another plane. You say that you are praying to God. No doubt; and God exists outside of you, of course, but he also exists within you, and it is to this higher power within that you pray. And when you touch this inner power through prayer, it responds with a gift, the gift of pure, intense currents of life, which flow through you, illuminate and harmonize everything they touch. So the pattern found in breathing is found also in prayer: there is the upward movement (inspiration) as you make your request, followed by the downward movement (expiration) as your prayer is answered from above." Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov
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