Author: * Caileadair Etana -
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Date: Aug 2, 2007 - 16:48
by Edward Hays, a really awesome book of prayers and miscellaneous info for us planetary pilgrims.....super-highly recommended!
a sample ~
A Thursday Evening prayer ~
sacred
gesture
O Divine Parent, how wondrous
is my view of the universe as our planet earth turns outward into space once
again. Beyond counting are the stars that congregate in colonies of distant
galaxies. May my heart blaze with their brilliance as I enter now into sacred
silence.
period of silent prayer
or meditation
Oh that my prayer may be as
silent as the stars spread across this summer night sky. Grant me patience as I
strive to sit in stillness, listening to your song of silence. I join my small
voice to the symphony of the stars as I now pray.
a psalm, spiritual
reading or personal prayer
The sun and her planets travel
tonight, as they have for billions of years, on their eternal night journey in
space. As I look out toward their unknown destination, I reflect on how I have
used the gift of this day....
As marvelous as the universe is your gift of conscience, a
beacon for my pilgrimage. I thank you for that gift which keeps me on course and
continually calls me to give more and to be more. Tomorrow may I follow it with
still greater devotion.
With great beauty you created our sun among a family of stars, in a great
cloud of interstellar matter, gas and fire. Somewhere out in the starscape of
this summer night, the brothers and sisters of our sun, born five billion years
ago, are traveling their own mysterious paths, known only to you. I easily
forget that, like our daystar, I too have brothers and sisters who are far
distant but who share the same sacred Womb. I pray for them tonight, especially
the lonely and afflicted, the dying and the sick. Wrap me in the cloud of your
compassion and love as I soon will surrender to sleep.
I bow before you, Divine
Father, Holy Mother,
Eternal Source of my
existence.
Your heart is my
home,
from you I have
come
and to you I journey this
night.
sacred
gesture
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