Are you fed up? 4 Days of Prayer

(Mark Shepard) Are you fed up? 4 Days of Prayer

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by Mark Shepard, December 18th, 2020

If you listen to the media and our political leaders our world is a constant state of peril. The fear propaganda is intentional to keep the greater population feeling helpless and disenfranchised. But they are wrong. Together we can undo what they have done but we can only do it together.

I have recently felt overwhelmed and depressed from the current state of the world. It took a few words of wisdom to remind me that I am not alone, we are not alone. Most people in our world feel the desperation of the moment, the powers that be have pushed us too far.

I call on all those who feel the same. Together we can pool our co-creative consciousness for a better world. Whether you want to call it a prayer, a wish, a magical spell, a plea to the universe – the desired outcome is the same. It is all about the intention of the words spoken and the outcome visualized.

I am asking for four days of devotion: December 21 (winter solstice – quarter moon waxing), December 29 (full moon), January 6 (quarter moon waning), and January 13 (new moon). A different mantra/prayer will be spoken on each day every hour on the half hour, such as 7:30am, 8:30am, 9:30am, etc.

December 21, 2020: “Our world is at the precipice of a new beginning. We have the power to change it for the good of all. Together with love, courage, and intention we will succeed in our endeavor to envision our abundant world. Hand in hand we will succeed in worldwide health, freedom, and peace. We are one, we are all, we are peace.” (Visualize a dawning on a new age, an abundant earth, people hand in hand around the world. Find hope and love in yourself for yourself and those around you.)

December 29, 2020: “We see a beautiful world full of clean air, clean water, and clean soil. We see a healthy world where we can live, dream, and succeed with our loved ones at our side and peace in our hearts. We see a free world where we can express ideas and thoughts, where we can meet in fellowship, where we can make choices about our future and the future of our families and communities. We see a world of smiles, laughter, and joy with ourselves and others. We are one, we are all, we are peace.” (Visualize this beautiful world, full of happy people in a clean, carefree environment. Let the words lift you up and smile.)

January 6, 2021: “Deliver us from our oppressors, protects us from the tyrants that wish to enslave us, release us from financial and physical oppression, abolish harmful contagions and diseases from our planet, eliminate false narratives and individuals who intend to mislead, misinform, and disenfranchise our people, remove those who promote war and strife among our peoples and nations. We are one, we are all, we are peace .” (Try not to visualize any one individual or person. Visualize how happy and light you will feel without oppression, visualize your debts disappearing, visualize those that are ill getting up and walking, being healed, visualize soldiers putting down their arms and shaking hands, etc.)

January 13, 2021: “Bring those to justice that have trespassed against us. Remove the oppressors from power or authority. Cleanse our world from negative thoughts and fears. Eliminate those who wish our world, our families, and/or our communities harm, financially or physically. Dethrone those in power that fail to put the needs of the people before the needs of themselves. We are one, we are all, we are peace.” (Again, try not to visualize any particular person or people, it can be too limiting. Visualize a judge fulfilling justice, visualize a great weight of negative thought being lifted and feeling happiness, visualize leaders being removed from office/power giving the world hope and freedom.)

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