Who Is Praying for You?

Sometimes, we are the ones who pray.

Sometimes, we are the ones who need to be carried in prayer.

And sometimes, when we no longer have the words, the strength, or even the knowing of what to ask, someone else can hold our name in prayer for a while.

A Circle of Prayer

Each day, many names and intentions are held in prayer.

Some are spoken aloud.

Some are carried silently.

Some belong to people we know and love.

Others belong to people we may never meet.

Prayer has long been part of my daily life. I pray with many others, and within my own spiritual path, I experience prayer as a communion that reaches beyond what we can see with God, the Angels, my guides, Ascended Masters, beings of Light, and those whose love continues beyond the veil.

For me, prayer is never a solitary act.

It enters a much greater circle of Love.

And you are welcome here.

You Are Welcome to Enter in Your Own Way

There is no one way to enter this circle of prayer.

You may come quietly, without sharing anything at all.

You may entrust a name to prayer.

Or, if you wish, you may ask to receive a personal prayer.

Simply Be Here

Perhaps you have arrived carrying something you cannot put into words.

You do not need to explain it.

You do not need to ask for anything.

You may simply pause here for a moment.

Your unspoken intention can be part of the prayer too.

Entrust a Name to Prayer

If you would like your name, or the first name of someone you love, to be held in prayer, you are welcome to place it in the circle.

You do not need to explain everything.

You do not need to tell your whole story.

A name is enough.

An intention is enough.

Even simply,

Please hold me in prayer.

is enough.

Your name or intention will be quietly received and included in daily prayer.

There is no fee.

There is nothing expected in return.

It is simply a way of accompanying one another.

Your name and prayer intention will remain private and will never be published.

Receive a Personal Prayer

There may be times when you would like words of prayer to accompany what you are living.

If you wish, you may share a little of what you are carrying, and I will prayerfully write a personal prayer for you or for someone you love.

You may keep these words close.

Return to them when you need them.

Pray with them.

Sit quietly beside them.

Or simply allow them to accompany you for a while.

Come as you are.
With words or without them.
There is a place for you in the circle.

When You Cannot Find the Words

There are times when prayer comes easily.

And there are times when life leaves us without words.

Illness.

Grief.

Fear.

Exhaustion.

Uncertainty.

A passage we do not yet understand.

In those moments, perhaps we do not need to find the right prayer.

Perhaps, for a little while, we can allow ourselves to be carried by the prayers of others.

Not because another person is closer to the Divine.

Not because our own faith is insufficient.

Simply because there are moments in life when we carry one another.

When you cannot pray, you can still be held in prayer.

The Mystery of Prayer

The power of prayer is difficult to put into words.

I believe deeply in the mystery and abundance of miracles. This belief belongs to my own spiritual journey and to what I have witnessed and experienced along the way.

Sometimes what unfolds is what we hoped for.

Sometimes strength arrives for another day.

Sometimes peace enters a place that had known none.

Sometimes a door opens.

Sometimes something within us begins quietly to change.

And sometimes what happens remains beyond our understanding.

Prayer does not ask us to know how everything will unfold.

It allows us to place what we carry into something greater than ourselves.

I have come to believe that no sincere prayer offered in love is ever entirely alone.

Someone prays.

Someone receives.

Someone carries.

Someone is carried.

And somewhere within that invisible communion, Love continues to move.

Who Is Praying for You?

Perhaps someone already is.

And if today you need your name, or the name of someone you love, to be carried in prayer, you are welcome here.

You do not need many words.

You do not need to know what to ask for.

You may simply pause.

You may entrust a name to prayer.

Or you may ask for a prayer created especially for what you are carrying.

And if you choose none of these, you may simply remain here for a moment.

Your unspoken intention is welcome too.

Your name can enter the circle.