What is Healing?

1. Seeing Christ in all things, and all things in Christ.

2. Filling your mind with God's love and releasing all guilt.

3. Turning toward God and away from disease and depression.

4. Joining your mind and will to Christ's Mind and Will.

5. Entering more deeply into the Kingdom of God within you.

6. Replacing fear with love, anger with peace, guilt with forgiveness.

7. Seeing yourself as forgiven and taking delight in it.

8. Freedom from past guilt and anxiety over future.

9. Inner peace which overflows into the body.

10. Remembering who you really are in God's sight and not in your own.

11. The same as forgiveness.

12. Thanking God for what He has already given you.

13. A process of accepting the truth and rejecting lies.

14. Correcting our vision of self, others and God.

15. Choosing resurrection in place of crucifixion.

16. Accepting our rightful inheritance as children of God.

17. Repairing the damage done by thinking you were separate from God.

18. Reconciliation between mind, body and spirit.

19. Being humble before God, but being powerful in Him.

20. Giving God your little willingness to accept His love.

"To love is to heal, to heal is to love."

 

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[Prayers based on the booklet by Fr. Peter McCall, OFM Cap.]

Introduction: Praying to the Holy Spirit

12-5-06

In prayer we simply become more aware of the presence of the Holy Spirit. He is the one who prays for us and with us. It is His prayer which is all powerful. We believe that all prayer is already answered because the Answer, the Holy Spirit, has already been given. The answer to our prayer is always a person, not a thing. The more we grow in the awareness of His presence within us, the more we grow in prayer.

The least important part of prayer is what we pray to God. The most important part of prayer is what He says to us. In this sense, all authentic healing prayer is contemplative rather than active. For this reason, we have included both talking prayer and listening prayer in this section.

We hope that these prayers help you grow in the awareness of God's unconditional love. If the words we have written get in the way of the Holy Spirit, forget the words and listen to him.

Fr. Peter McCall, OFM Cap.


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