Healing and Prayer to Cleanse Self – Prayer for Protection
The healing and protection prayers in this article will help you achieve your goals and bring peace to your life.
Prayer is an powerful tool that can be used to protect yourself and others.
One of the blessings that can be invoked when praying for protection is the Angel of Protection. This angel is responsible for protecting people from harm and helping them to heal.
When praying for healing, it is important to remember the principle of Divine Mercy. This principle states that God desires to have mercy on us and forgive us our sins. When we pray for healing, we are asking God to help us overcome our injuries and sins.
Prayer is an important tool that can be used to protect yourself and others. When you pray for protection, you are invoking a blessing that will help you and those around you. When you pray for healing, you are asking God to help you overcome your injuries and sins. Prayer is an incredibly powerful tool that can be used to protect yourself and others.
Prayer is a powerful tool for protection and healing.
When we pray, we are asking God to protect us and help us in our time of need. We can ask for protection from physical danger, emotional pain, and spiritual challenges.
Prayer also has the ability to heal wounds. When we pray for someone else, we are sending them healing energy. This energy can help to resolve conflicts, ease pain, and bring peace into their lives.
Thank you for choosing prayer as your pathway to protection and healing. Choose wisely and use prayer as a way to connect with God in a special way.
Powerful prayers for protection and healing can help to protect you and those you love from harm.
When you pray for protection, you are asking for help to keep you safe from harm. You may want to pray for protection from physical danger, such as being hit by a car, or from emotional danger, such as being hurt in a relationship. You may also want to pray for protection from negative energy or dark forces.
Healing prayers can help to heal physical and emotional injuries. They can also help to resolve spiritual problems, such as anger and fear. By praying for healing, you are asking the Lord to give you strength and courage in difficult times.
One powerful prayer for protection is to forgive those who have hurt us. When we forgive, we release the anger and resentment that we may feel. This allows us to focus on our own safety and well-being.
Another powerful prayer for protection is to ask for help from God. When we ask for his help, we are acknowledging that he is able to protect us. By praying for protection, we strengthen our faith in him and trust that he will help us get through whatever challenge lies ahead.
In this blog post, I am introducing 5 short daily prayers to say in the order presented. Each has a specific purpose, and all 5 work together as a team against negative entities.
I introduce the first three protection prayers as a group for clarification purposes. I recommend offering these in sequential order 3 times a day when being afflicted by negative entities.
When dealing with negative entities most people focus outside of themselves hoping to find someone to heal them rather than focusing on their own inner strength which everyone possesses. This blog post is to help you recognize you have the ability to overcome by learning to depend directly on God rather than a man/woman with weaknesses.
I was elated when Ramana, a person I have been coaching to get rid of negative entities, reported, “I could see the entity outside of my head about a foot away. It was like an energetic moving spider. I was able to command, ‘You do not have the permission to enter my space!’ Then I was able to get the energetic spider away from me by asking for God, Jesus Christ, and the archangels to remove it! I was not tampered with!!”
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What do I think about prayer versus energy work? I will answer this question in this blog post and why I came to the conclusions I did.
When I developed a desire to heal, I focused on energy work which I sincerely believed would lead to full healing.
If you get an energy worker that is good at moving large amounts of light/energy and you have the money and time, consistent energy sessions (once or twice a week) can be helpful.
It becomes expensive and time-consuming continually returning for another energy session with the hope of being healed. After months of consistent healing sessions, I felt uncomfortable paying hundreds of dollars and continually being dependent on someone to improve well-being. It became apparent, at this rate, hundreds of dollars would turn into thousands of dollars.
I worked with six different energy workers. Some were better than others, but none of them were successful in healing the problems I desired to be healed.
I was unsatisfied even though I had learned helpful tips observing the energy workers, especially improving my ability to focus. I came to understand there is a difference between helping to control ailments, and healing ailments. I deeply desired to receive healing.
As mentioned, I sincerely believed energy workers could heal targeted ailments. I reasoned since light was focused on healing the base material we are made of, healing would occur. Sounds logical but it isn’t that simple.
This idea that an energy healer can heal you is false. It is like telling someone you will pay them to do push-ups for you so you can get stronger. Sound ridiculous? Of course, it is…everyone knows you can’t get stronger paying someone to exercise for you. Guess what? This same principle applies when it comes to energy work. A good energy worker should be referred to as a “guide teacher” teaching you how to heal yourself. On this blog, I am striving to help others understand the true role of a healer is to be a teacher.
After I understood I needed to learn to heal myself, I began to practice focusing on and moving light energy.
As I continued to search for healing truths, I came to recognize the power of words.
In the New Testament, onlookers watching Christ were astonished by the power present when He spoke words…
And they were astonished at his doctrine: for his word was with power…And they were all amazed, and spake among themselves, saying, What a word is this! for with authority and power he commandeth the unclean spirits, and they come out.”
Luke 4:32,36
In a previous blog post, I posted a reminder that the world was created through the power of words which tells you learning to use words with focused intention and energy can result in creation and the creation of healing.
With some practice, all of us can learn to use words to create power. “Word phrases” with focus can be employed as meditative thoughts, or they can become words of a prayer, or they can be simply referred to as word phrases you created. Whatever definition(s) is your preference, the goal is to increase…
Let me clarify, it is perfectly fine to borrow other’s word phrases as you practice and learn, but eventually, it is best to create your own word phrases because they will generate greater emotion and desire to achieve improved results. Gradually you will learn to express your very own “word” creations.
As you read my blog, you can tell I use my “word phrases” in what I define as prayer. I have witnessed healing through heartfelt prayer and I believe whenever any type of healing occurs, God did it and allowed it.
Have I arrived on my journey to heal? No, I haven’t. I have come to understand most of the time, healing is a process, not an event. There are several variables in play for healing to occur.
For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, says the Lord. For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways, and my thoughts than your thoughts.
Isaiah 20:2
I have discovered when healing is thankfully achieved, most of the time it continues to be an ongoing process to maintain overall health. In a previous blog post, I explain what needs to occur to successfully maintain healing.
If healing has not been achieved, our job is to never give up, to figure out what roadblocks are preventing it, and work to get rid of them!
In today’s world, it isn’t a common occurrence to hear of someone who received healing, but when you do, it is NOT an energy worker that healed them. It is because someone used words with belief and asking (with intention) to be healed, and then a power greater than man’s healed them. Energy work can help a person, but if you are seeking to be healed rather than to only be helped, you may want to consider the modality of heartfelt prayer.
I hope this blog post will help you understand why the focused power of words is a top priority in the healing process.
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In the scripture group my husband and I attend, we pray for one another. It has become apparent that love or light between us has grown as we practice praying for others especially those in our immediate group. Why is it important to become closer to one another by praying for each other?
I have witnessed many healings from dark entitles. However, because of the darkened state of the world, more entities replace the ones that left when healing occurred.
I asked God why people (including those I love) cannot maintain healing. I learned it is because there is a fog of lies surrounding the earth. Many hearts are full of fear-based emotions. Until you and I do a better job of caring for and loving others, we will continue to battle the scourge of fear, lies, and the negative entities that accompany this type of energy. You can’t change me and I can’t change you but we can change ourselves.
If you want inner light and a bubble of light to continually surround and protect you, it is essential to learn to love others. I have come to understand this can be accomplished by praying for or sending positive thoughts to each other.
You can replace fear with love by praying for or thinking good thoughts about others. It is impossible to maintain healing if you don’t practice loving others rather than focusing on yourself even if your self-desires are good. This takes ongoing work!
Our scripture group has a prayer list so I hadn’t considered making my own prayer list. However, recently after I watched Mr. Rogers praying for others by employing a prayer list he made in the movie “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood”, I had the thought I could bless more people if I began my own prayer list too. I acted on this thought and now pray daily for those on my prayer list. So far nothing earth-shattering has occurred but I love the warmth I feel when praying for those on my list. Btw, I highly recommend the movie, “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood“. Tom Hanks did an excellent job depicting Mr. Rogers and the movie is full of uplifting content.
I was accustomed to and believed blessings were received by adding names to a temple prayer roll when I attended a Mormon temple. After I left the Mormon church, I am no longer allowed to attend their temples; however, until recently, I still added names to the temple prayer roll by calling a “temple prayer roll” phone number but this number is no longer available.
Not long ago, I had the thought to Google “prayer requests” and discovered World Network of Prayer Requests so I started adding names to this list on a weekly basis.
World Network of Prayer has never solicited me which I appreciate. “World Network” does require names to be updated on a weekly basis. Since effort has to be made to update names every week, it ensures “a name” will not be forgotten until sought after blessings are received.
Following are other prayer lists others have shared with me. If you would like to share a favorite prayer list in the notes below, please do, and thank you.
https://www1.cbn.com/prayer/prayer-request-healing
http://prayer-center.upperroom.org/request-prayer
I believe in the power of prayer and I am being reminded there is increased power of love/light generated as we pray for each other and when we pray together in a group. Since love is the power that heals, when love is increased, healing can be hastened.
Have you ever prayed for someone but received a different answer than what you prayed for? When my daughter, Ashirya, discovered the Mormon church was not telling the truth about their history along with other untruths, I sincerely believed Ashirya had been led astray by propaganda. I prayed diligently she would return to Mormonism. To my surprise, instead of my daughter returning to Mormonism, I was led to knowledge which ultimately resulted in me leaving Mormonism too. Although it has been difficult losing former close family and friend relationships, I am grateful cataracts coating my eyes were lifted enabling me to recognize truth.
Sometimes we also receive more than we prayed for. This reminds me of a scripture story about a man referred to as the brother of Jared. He was praying how to get light in the boats God commanded him to build:
And cried again unto the Lord, saying, O Lord, thou hast said that we must be encompassed about by the floods. Now behold, O Lord, and do not be angry with thy servant because of his weakness before thee…O Lord, look upon me in pity, and turn away thine anger from this thy people, and suffer not that they shall go forth across this raging deep in darkness, but behold these things which I have molten out of the rock. And I know, O Lord, that thou hast all power and can do whatsoever thou wilt for the benefit of man. Therefore, touch these stones, O Lord, with thy finger, and prepare them that they may shine forth in darkness, and they shall shine forth unto us in the vessels which we have prepared, that we may have light while we shall cross the sea. Eth. 1:11
The Lord stretched forth his hand and touched the stones one by one with his finger. And the veil was taken from off the eyes of the brother of Jared, and he saw the finger of the Lord; and it was as the finger of a man, like unto flesh and blood.
Eth. 1:12
God not only solved the brother of Jared’s lighting problem, even greater, He gave him increased knowledge about the nature of God.
Because love is the power that heals, increasing love is an important component for desired healing to occur and to be maintained. And if we want to maintain healing, we must get involved in helping others because helping and praying for others gets rid of fear which is darkness by replacing it with love which is light.
I wrote this blog post as a reminder that the power of love is heightened when we sincerely pray for each other. If you desire, as you pray for others, I invite you to also pray for the healing of my son who lives with severe Bipolar II disorder. Thank you.
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There was a man referred to as the “brother of Jared” who lived at the time of the tower of Babel. He was very concerned about God confounding the language of his people so he began crying unto the Lord about the matter…
And it came to pass that the brother of Jared did cry unto the Lord, and the Lord had compassion upon Jared. Therefore, he did not confound the language of Jared, and Jared and his brother were not confounded. Then Jared said unto his brother, Cry again unto the Lord, and it may be that he will turn away his anger from them who are our friends, that he confound not their language. And it came to pass that the brother of Jared did cry unto the Lord, and the Lord had compassion upon their friends and their families also, that they were not confounded.
Eth. 1:3
When reading this passage, ask yourself why is the word “crying” used instead of praying. What is the difference between “crying unto the Lord” and praying to the Lord? Let’s explore further with this question in mind.
After inquiring where his people should go, the Lord instructs the brother of Jared as follows:
Go at the head of them down into the valley which is northward, and there will I meet thee, and I will go before thee into a land which is choice above all the land of the earth. And there will I bless thee and thy seed, and raise up unto me — of thy seed, and the seed of thy brother, and they who shall go with thee — a great nation. And there shall be none greater than the nation which I will raise up unto me of thy seed upon all the face of the earth. And this I will do unto thee because this long time which ye have cried unto me.
Eth. 1:4
Notice he was granted the blessing of leaving the area of the tower of Babel so his people’s language would not be confounded because he cried out for a long time.
The Lord tells the brother of Jared to go to work to build barges to cross the sea to a new land. Jared obeys and builds eight barges. He then again cries to the Lord to tell him about another problem he needed help to solve.
And he cried again unto the Lord, saying, behold, there is no light in them. Behold, O Lord, wilt thou suffer that we shall cross this great water in darkness?
Eth. 1:10
The Lord asked the brother of Jared what he wanted him to do so that his people could have light as they crossed the sea. So the brother of Jared prepared 16 stones molten out of rock, and then he cried again to the Lord presenting the 16 stones to ask the Lord about his idea for the rocks to provide light to the barges.
And cried again unto the Lord, saying, O Lord, thou hast said that we must be encompassed about by the floods. Now behold, O Lord, and do not be angry with thy servant because of his weakness before thee…O Lord, look upon me in pity, and turn away thine anger from this thy people, and suffer not that they shall go forth across this raging deep in darkness, but behold these things which I have molten out of the rock. And I know, O Lord, that thou hast all power and can do whatsoever thou wilt for the benefit of man. Therefore, touch these stones, O Lord, with thy finger, and prepare them that they may shine forth in darkness, and they shall shine forth unto us in the vessels which we have prepared, that we may have light while we shall cross the sea.
Eth. 1:11
The brother of Jared humbly cries to the Lord not be angry because of his weakness. I believe he is also praying with energy and determination when crying to the Lord. And he prays without pride for his people so they don’t have to cross the sea in darkness while fully desiring to do the Lord’s will.
When the brother of Jared cried these words, he received much more than he had asked for…
The Lord stretched forth his hand and touched the stones one by one with his finger. And the veil was taken from off the eyes of the brother of Jared, and he saw the finger of the Lord; and it was as the finger of a man, like unto flesh and blood.
Eth. 1:12
And then he received even more knowledge because of his great faith…
Because of thy faith, thou hast seen that I shall take upon me flesh and blood. And none of those now living have come before me with such exceeding faith as thou hast, for were it not so, ye could not have seen my finger. Sawest thou more than this? And he answered, Nay, Lord. Shew thyself unto me. And the Lord said unto him, Believest thou the words which I shall speak? And he answered, Yea, Lord. I know that thou speakest the truth, for thou art a God of truth and canst not lie.
And when he had said these words, behold, the Lord shewed himself unto him and said, Because thou knowest these things, ye are redeemed from the Fall. Therefore, ye are brought back into my presence; therefore I shew myself unto you.
Eth. 1: 12-13
After studying and pondering these passages, I concluded
“crying unto the Lord” is all of the following…
In return, the Lord blessed the brother of Jared by not only helping his people but also blessed him by giving him priceless knowledge about the nature of the Lord’s divine being.
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There’s an age-old question that has always been debated by people around the world: “What is the difference between crying and praying?” This article is going to break down the different uses of crying and praying in order to give you a better understanding of what it means in relation to Christianity.
Crying has a lot of different meanings, depending on the person and situation. In some cases, people may cry out in pain or anguish. Other times, they may cry because they’re happy or sad. Still others might cry as a way of communicating their feelings.
The Bible speaks about crying in a number of different ways. For example, Psalm 116:3 says, “When I cry out to you for help, you answer me and make me feel safe.” Crying can be seen as a way of expressing trust in God. It can also be seen as a way of asking for His help and protection.
Different cultures have their own customs and ways of crying. In some cultures, people might cry openly or discreetly. Some might use tears or other gestures to communicate their feelings.
Ultimately, crying is an important part of our emotional life. It can help us express our emotions, connect with others, and receive comfort from God.
Do you believe God wants to talk to you directly, not through another man? In this blog post, I will present why I support that God wants to talk to you even if others are praying for you.
If you are praying but haven’t received answers to your prayers, following are 21 reasons to keep praying authentically.
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