During centering prayer, I empty myself of my false self.
My false self can be many different things, depending on the day.
I might be lonely or worried, angry or frustrated.
I might be tired or insecure.
None of these are who I am.
When I let go of them, I am at peace.
I discover that I can now get on with my day and the tasks ahead.
The distractions and preoccupations end and my real work begins.
I have a proclivity for centering prayer and understand how it can help me and others.
I do not want to keep centering prayer for myself.
I want to share it.
I want centering prayer to change others’ lives as it has changed mine.
I want to plant centering-prayer seeds so others can see how the gift of silence can be a life changer.
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