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  • Obara Meji wrote a new post 4 days, 7 hours ago

    The Distinctive Power Behind Prayer and Incantation I believe in the power of prayer. It was revealed to me many years ago that prayer was one of life’s biggest secrets. When I began my […]

    • Hmmmmn, thank you for the blog and directions you’ve been giving me. I personally want to chat with you on whats app is that possible? My cellphone is 0904404889 (Nigeria) there are some things I want to discuss with you pls

    • I thee the question out for you all to guess/answer, it not fair asking me. Try to answer

    • Good for you Randy. This is the longest comment you have ever typed

    • Ah prayer sweet sweet prayer! I believe in prayer. While I do not follow Christian religion I remember all the hymns my granny would sing. I often will break out singing just as she would. Prayer and singing go together. Thank you for your prayers and this post.

    • Beautiful commentary Erica, bravo! So happy you got received the post in the most spiritual way and how it was intended upon delivery!

    • When I wake up in the morning I say this prayer:
      Thanks to the owner of the invisible world
      Thanks to the creator who we praise first
      As I have wake up today I behold the four corners of the world
      I honor the sun rise, the sun set that has risen and will set to meet me in a healthy condition
      I honor all the elements of Water, Air and Earth
      I honor my mother and father
      I honor my higher self
      I give respect to the realms of the ancestors let all good things come to me
      Inner spirit give me life, I shall never die prematurely, as the fish in the water uses it’s head to guide it way let my head lead me to good places
      Iet the hunger be fed and the homeless be sheltered
      Let the consciousness of all souls rise to the 4th and 5th dimension
      Let peace be found in every corner of the world
      Let the sick be healed in every part of world.
      And So It Is!

      Obara please the incantations you posted can’t play.

      • The net work here is terrible, I will try to have them fixed

      • Bbeey, it IS working! I just played them. Check your WIFI or your browser

      • Hmm. Thank you so much ma. Just about 5 days ago, I received this Bible verse through a vision which spoke about prayers. Isaiah 56:7. And two days ago I saw my younger sister praying so hard. And today I am reading your blog talking about prayers. Now I know that the spirits are telling me to be more serious with my prayer life. Though i am a very prayerful person but sometimes the trouble of the world brings down the vibes and thereby growing cold. I think it’s time to hit the fire burning. Thanks and God bless you for the encouragement.

    • Ha!!! Wale!!! (Sounding very African right now)……You don’t know the power of the Yoruba Language O!!! Waleee O, how come?!

      And you are Yoruba! The Yoruba language is a tonal language which is why your people head most often are big and at times shape funny ( not criticism but fact with a reason) bare with me.

      The intonation of your beautiful and classical language (not Lagosian Yoruba), but what the ancient spoke and what village people speaks allows for the Brain to grow big.

      No wonder Africans are bright in schools, and know how to pay the yahoo game (sorry I had to put it in there, cause it takes brain to do that).

      Even my Igbo people who I love as well, their beautiful melodious language which is so musical can reach heavens gate.

      English language carries no vibration and is the least to take off from the gate, it is as heavy as lead.
      .
      Notice Roman Catholic Church killed Latin as a common language and kept it sacred so it can be used in in exorcisms, to expelling demons.

      Why do you think they did that?

      Plenty to share but I will share it in my private group. Ah Wale!! Wale!!! Pray in Yoruba O, if you want your prayer to reach to the feet of God.
      You are from a powerful tribe as for my Igbos and other tribal folks here.

      Look at the fire language of the Jews (my blood line is Jewish from my grandmothers side), a very tonal language (spitty, but tonal). Listen to Arabic (also quite spitty) and Chinese tonal (like a bunch of pots and pans falling on tiles floors). I have more to say but you lot do not engage in
      conversation so I will stop here.

    • Hi Pearlie, welcome to the blog! and thank you for your input on the question. I really like what you said here, although I won’t say yay or nay. I want to see what others say, but I do appreciate you. Thank you and welcome.

      Peace and blessings to you

    • Inshallah! Th am you very much!

    • You are welcome Tessy, blessing. Yes O, Yoruba is a very powerful language and very sweet to the ear

    • Yw my dear

    • I am always here to engage

    • Yw my baby Sue

    • I understand but life is also comprised of many test and we must endure so that things become easier. Remove fear and challenge whatever comes your way and you will WIN.
      Welcome to the blog, peace and blessings to you.

    • Thank you so very much ma, your posts are always timely.

    • Hi Obara, I needed this post. This (is), no was, something that I was lacking. I remember many years ago in New York, I was going through some issues and I found knee city, and prayer and reading the Bible was my only refuge. Obara, when I said I was deeply in the word and prayerful it even blew my mind. I had a hunger for the word and couldn’t wait to find a quiet place to talk to the almighty.

      There was nobody sweeter than him, the words would just flow, praying was my everything. Now, I hardly pray, and when I do, it’s a struggle, to find the words to say. It’s not fluently as before, it lacking depth, sincerity, heart and self. I have to struggle to pray and this is daunting and frustrating at times, and it shouldn’t be.

      Nevertheless, I’m reclaiming back my prayer life and shall command my days. By the way, your prayer/singing reminds me of how people in Zion pray, and I find it beautiful.

      Thank you for another uplifting, educational, and informative post my Spiritual Mom, appreciate you so much. Love always.

      • Georgia Gal, remember mi tell unu here sey mi use to jump poco lol. Zion is my home, I love it even now I remember it fondly.
        I was a leadress (nice and cute caws mi a hot gal long time and nah change) when I was there and a warrior on the battle field, hey mi luv.

        When it came to prayer warrior no one like mi Lolol.
        Those were school days. Today I am calm and strong,
        Silent but deadly lol.
        Strong like a Bull but not Hog like if you get the drift
        There is a reason you cannot pray, I cannot tell you because I have thrown the question out for people to answer so let’s see

    • Good to see you here Hamyfat, long time. Blessings my dear!

    • Yes because I only call and attract light here. All are welcome even the Athiest or the Angnastics. There is love for all. Iron sharpens Iron, I judge no one.
      I do observe Ramadan because I love fasting and fasting is a spiritual thing not beholden to jany One religion

    • Jean Maurice I am touched by this commmet. Please reach out time because I think you had commented saying things was a little rough?

      Let me know if that was you, if so, reach out.

      Yes I was very young those times but there was something that always spoke to me and I knew to pray for the Doctor, Nurses the anesthesiologist and also the whole entire hospital even the instruments they were using.

      I never even realized until you pointed t out that I never prayed for myself, wow.
      But I am always guided by spirit and the wonderful thing is I am obedient to them

    • I love you too my dear!

    • Thanks Sue but I cannot respond now, let me wait to hear from more people

    • You are welcome my dear, blessings!

    • Well appreciated the prayer post, Obara. When some people think that they are praying the right way. You just show us here that we need to have a pure heart and be sincerity when we pray. I really enjoyed the prayer you shared with us. It helps a lot for me to see & adjust the way I pray to God regarding things or about things.

      I tell my kids the same thing, when they wake up first thing in the morning they should pray to God first or give God Thanks for something.

      Thank You for this . Nuff Love to you too.

    • Why the whole world live call me Ma? I know it’s a sign of respect but Randy I am still young and youthful. Leave de Ma please,Nigerians sing it to me mornjng, moon and night Lolol

    • Aboru Aboye Iya,

      Blessed be to you and yours, home and abroad.

      Once again, thank you for your selflessness. It is not surprising, but the consistency with which you just be who you are, is mind blowing and enlightening. In your brief prayer, you used “we” from start to finish and it made me emotional in a good way. It touched my heart!

      I have learned a lot from you, and this is why the post resonates deeply to my core. No matter what, i stay grateful and i express gratitude for the different things(a plate of food, going out and returning safe, waking up etc) because i have understood the importance of gratitude for the intangible things through you. I have also gotten to a point where i just say “i am grateful” not because of something sweet happened but because i cannot even place my hands on why, but the urge to say it comes and i just do and smile cos it usually feels good.

      When i wake up i pray. I honor my Ori, my ancestors, my parents, God, my guardian angels, spirit guides and then i speak in the present(my day is blessed, i am light, i am different positive forms of abundance, i am safe, i healthy, good things come to me with ease. As i am all these, i share it with all who lack these in the universe. May the hungry be fed, may the homeless be sheltered, may the sick gain good health, the helpless find help, may it all come to me and them with joy and not sorrow. And some days i just wake, give honor and then ask for nothing but just say thanks for everything. I do this in English and my native language which I don’t know how to speak fluently, but i force it in there hahahahaha, my ancestors and spirit will surely understand. I get the urge to try using my language so i just go with it even if not free flowing.

      To the question. As far as i know presently, there are a few reasons for people not praying anymore and not just one answer.

      * Their prayers have been answered and they have gotten carried away with the good life now happening to them. I usually refer to this as carnal requests, that are answered to test the individuals resolve.
      * Inability to hang in there till the end. Cos this person has prayed for ages and they feel like nothing is coming out, so they just give up.
      * Someone who has attained a super high spiritual elevation(like yourself). They don’t pray, but put in actions to get result, cos they have the codes to manifest things.
      * Also someone who is at that point in their journey, where they’re on autopilot to discovery/awakening.

      Thank you for the prayer tip you shared. I shall inculcate this in my routine. I love you ma’am, you’re a priceless gift.

      Peace be upon you and yours. Ase Ase Ase!

      • Kay my dearest God son for that you truly are. I have not heard from you in a while, why now? Please hug your wife tightly for me I don’t want to forget her.

        I love you very much and pray for you and her daily.

        Whenever I don’t hear for you, I send my spirit out to peep on you, lol.

        Thanks for the comment, please do not stay far away from me as you know that you are my spiritual son, and you are an jnitaiate.
        The answer to the questions all are good however I cannot say yea or nay but know that the answer lies in between all the words you have written but I cannot say.
        Peace, love, blessing, proposer out to you my darling dear. I love you as if I born you self.
        Nigerian English, lol

    • True that Ice! Work and pray, pray and work!!!

    • Hi Elorm, thank you for coming out of hiding. As to your answer, it’s a good thought process though I can not yet say yes or no to the answer so that others can still comment their thoughts too.
      But stay out of the shadows from now and into the light! Welcome to the comment section!!

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