Good morning.

Good morning, God, the silence is in the midst of you, even more real than that phone is in the midst of you, even more real than my voice is in the midst of you.

In the mannequin prayer book it says voices have been voiced.

Opinions have been given all kinds of pronouncements.

Yet there comes one voice that teaches all voices, there comes one saying that teaches all sayings, there comes one being who explains to them one by one.

Jesus taught one prayer.

The Lord's Prayer, our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven.

Give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us and lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil.

Amen. And when I say deliver us from evil, I'm filling the translation, deliver us from illusion, deliver us from Maya, deliver me from thinking that I am separate, deliver me from me, deliver me into you and to your love so I can see as you see.

The Lord's Prayer has been called the source of miracles. I pray it, I've prayed it since I was a child, I didn't understand it then, I didn't come into full understanding until probably a couple of years ago, before I say good morning, God morning to you.

I've said that prayer, I've given myself, I've given you your perceived problems, this podcast, this recording to him and then love speaks.

I love heels. I saw yesterday on YouTube, the story of a woman who felt inspired to pray the Lord's Prayer 500 times in one sitting.

She wanted to heal her nephew who was about six years old, had never spoken word, he had autism. And she sat down with a picture of him in one hand and a clicker to keep count of the prayers in our other hand.

She prayed that prayer 500 times and then she had a vision of him being healed in the next day, that morning she got a call from her sister.

And she was excited to hear what her sister had to say and when she answered the phone, it wasn't her sister's voice. It's a little voice said, hey auntie, he had just started speaking spontaneously that morning in the comments section that were similar story shared.

I'll drop the link and the show notes, the pastor who shared the story of the woman and also the story of a man, I didn't finish the video yet.

He quoted scripture because of people commenting that the Lord taught us not to pray with many words and with many repetitions.

And he drew attention to the one word before the word repetitions and it was a vain repetition.

He said, this woman who was praying for her nephew was not praying in vain was not praying with vain repetitions.

She was feeling every prayer. She was focused on every word, the meaning, the feeling behind the words. Whatever prayer you pray, remember that's what's important.

It's not the words that save. It's not the words he hears. It's the love. It's the faith he sees.

Yogananda said, I live by faith in God. My power is God. I do not believe in any other power as I concentrate on that power.

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