When someone says they are praying for you, what do you think about that?
It depends on what they are praying for. Usually, when someone prays for someone or something, they are praying for a specific outcome. There is a presumption that they know better about what needs to happen. There is an attachment to a specific result. How can you pray for a specific outcome? You don’t know the journey someone is on or what experience they need from whatever is showing up. You can’t fix something that isn’t broken. You can make a prayer for whatever needs to happen to happen. You can send love and support for what someone needs to experience on their journey and path. You can end the prayer on “thy will be done.” If you don’t know what to do, sending love is always the way to go. Whatever experiences you have try to move through your fears. Whatever needs to happen will happen. We know most of you make prayers with good intensions because you don’t want someone to suffer or have challenges. You don’t want someone to be in pain. Many of you pray for people to see the light and think like you do. Unfortunately, you can’t take away what someone needs to experience. Each part of your path will take you to something you need. You can’t control what you don’t understand. You certainly don’t get to control someone else’s journey. Each of you needs to find what is right for you.
Lah Rauk and Ah Lauk