2/25/25

NIGHT PRAYER: Tuesday 2/25



I found an interesting passage online, written by Erin Whitten and dedicated to "the feelers."  Well, I know a lot of feelers and I know the burdens they carry - and you do, too.  So tonight, using some of Whitten's words (in green below) let's pray for the feelers among us, around us - and inside us...
 
Tonight, Lord,  I want to pray for the feelers,
    for those who live in the quiet spaces,
        feeling more than they ever speak...
 
I want to pray for 
    those who wear their hearts on their sleeves
        and who feel every unspoken word...
 
I want to pray for those
    who are moved by things
        that most people overlook,
    who see beauty 
        in the smallest details,
    who carry both the light and weight 
        of the world in their hearts...
 
I want to pray for those 
    who sometimes feel
        their heart's too big for their body, 
    who cry when they're happy,
    who ache when they see 
        someone else who's hurting
    who feel the pulse of the world
        in every quiet moment...
 
I want to pray for the feelers, Lord:
    the sensitive ones,
        the easily bruised,
            and those who are wearied by worry;
    my vulnerable brothers and sisters,
        compassionate, kind and forgiving,
            understanding, tender and lenient... 
 
I want to pray for the feelers, Lord:
    the thoughtful, perceptive, insightful ones
        who see what many may often miss,
        who discern what's hidden in other hearts
        and who feel at depths to many unknown...
 
I want to pray for the feelers, Lord:
    give them grace to accept 
        all their hearts take in;
    make firm their trust 
        in your presence and care;
    give them strength 
        to sustain what they sense and feel;
    and with your kindness and gentle mercy, 
        heal their wounded and broken hearts...
 
Protect me, Lord, while I'm awake
    and watch over me while I sleep
that awake, I might keep watch with you
    and asleep, rest in your peace...

Amen.

 
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