"Many people ask me to pray for their relatives who suffer. And I do pray and I am moved and impelled by the love of the person who asks me to do so, because I see him or her suffer for his or her relative who is in trouble. This way I can make their pain my own. However, sometimes they disappoint me, and I have no desire to pray for them ...
Our hearts should only have entrances and no exits. Whoever enters remains. Whatever anyone may do to you, we love them the same as we loved them when they first entered into our hearts.
An Irish Welcome
Céad Míle Fáilte friend and rover ...
Wherever you come from and whosoever you may be.
That's an Irish greeting and it means
you are welcome a thousand times over.
Wherever you come from and whosoever you may be.
That's an Irish greeting and it means
you are welcome a thousand times over.
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Sometimes, I have no desire to pray ...
From "Wounded By Love" by Elder Porfyrios:
"Many people ask me to pray for their relatives who suffer. And I do pray and I am moved and impelled by the love of the person who asks me to do so, because I see him or her suffer for his or her relative who is in trouble. This way I can make their pain my own. However, sometimes they disappoint me, and I have no desire to pray for them ...... What can I say to him [them]? Whatever I tell him [them], he will think I am scolding him for no reason, as he will not understand my point."
"Many people ask me to pray for their relatives who suffer. And I do pray and I am moved and impelled by the love of the person who asks me to do so, because I see him or her suffer for his or her relative who is in trouble. This way I can make their pain my own. However, sometimes they disappoint me, and I have no desire to pray for them ...
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