Prayers and energy for our brothers and sisters in Egypt
Prayers and energy for our brothers and sisters in Egypt
I am asking all friends and acquaintances to pray and send loving, healing energy to the people of Egypt, as they demand change. Our bothers and sisters in this life need our help. Change is good, especially, when it is for the greater good of all. I pray that no more lives are lost in this time of change and that positive change comes quickly. The people have spoken, and change most come.
You ask me how does this effect me, why am I concerned, and do I have loved ones over there? Because we are all one. The struggles of the few are the struggles of the many. As far as loved ones go, I have no one over there that I am related to by blood, but we are all one and related to in the divine. We most love others to truly love ourselves and the divine.
So, I ask everyone to pray that this is quickly and peacefully resolved and that no more lives are lost. I ask every one to send love, healing, and strength in the form of prayer, energy, meditation, prayer candles, magic rituals, or whatever you do.
Thank you, and may change come for all of us peacefully.
Blessed Be
Excellent! I go to light a candle.
No man is an island and what happens on the other side of the world does affect us. Great blog.
I hesitate… but wish to add that Americans need to encourage their government not to keep a Dictator in power by urging reform because we fear the outcome of a real Democracy. Forgive me? 😉
Well, it’s either light a candle or stick your finger down your throat.
We are all cousins though some more distant than others. I’ve been closely monitoring this and feel that the next few days will either make or break this “lotus” revolution. The “March of Millions” to take place tomorrow may be enough to topple the regime.
Thank you for saying what many of us feel… 🙂
I have been lighting incense and chanting with Egypt in mind.
Things have turned for the worse I’m afraid. Mubarak’s thugs are attacking the protesters. 3 dead, 600 wounded.
Peace to them.
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