Yes, I’ll be corny and reference a popular Bee Gees song. I do so love that song. I find it a heartfelt dialogue between God and human. Take a deeper listen and I’m sure you’ll hear it, too. ‘How deep is your love’ helps us stretch our abilities in sending and receiving love. Let’s explore.
Receiving prayers
The night before last, I felt someone praying for me. It’s true, I did. I felt the energy of prayer for me from another which was sweet and amazing. It was from a neighbor praying for me and asking God to bless me, unmistakable and real. I had helped him a few days prior after he crashed and got caught under a large lawn mower.
The first time I felt prayer for me, it was while working with a Spiritual Teacher. There were general prayers of love for me one night and just chalked it up to the fact I was working with this great spiritual person. I was surprised to feel it, but it made sense and I was happy to have felt it.
These experiences made me engage more with doing the same for my clients and people in my life, understanding that it does reach them, even if they are not aware of it. It also sparked a whole new wonder about these dynamics.
Variables with sender and receiver
What are the variables at play here that are allowing me to feel this now? I mean, I’m not a bad person and I’m relatively certain someone, somewhere has said a prayer or two for me before over the years. So, why did I not feel it then and felt it now?
Why was I able to feel these two prayers?
I started to look at the two components and considered: what is going on with the sender of the prayer and what is going on with the receiver of the prayer. There must be some type of quality or energetic level which would enable a prayer to be perceived.
Prayers can be a light, general type of thought that passes. Prayers can also be intensely heartfelt and even charged with depth and emotion. We’ve all experienced the difference between lightly thinking a thought and deeply being connected to them with emotion.
I believe the man I helped wanted deeply, with all of his soul, to thank me and send me blessings. I believe this added spiritual weight of the prayer, so to speak.
Receiving Love
Interestingly enough, around both of the times that I was aware of the prayers, I had been involved in studying and working with the spiritual aspects of receiving.
I was reading Sanaya Roman’s book, Living With Joy, which states that sometimes we are only open partially to receiving love, even as little as 25%.
I was trying to stretch and actively work on being more open and allowing space to receive love. Recently, another spiritual teacher, had given me the idea of receiving love from the sunlight and moonlight and I had been practicing this.
It was in the quiet moments of receptive stillness that I was able to perceive the love and prayers of another for me. Feeling the prayer of another for me opened up a whole new realm of the experience of feeling in the spirit world. I felt the realness of prayer and the real connection which runs between us.
So, how deep is your love?
How deep are your prayers and how open are you to receiving love?
Keep in mind that even the smallest of prayers have great value. But, if you want to expand these skills, try giving it some thought and attention. Really feel the depth when praying for others and allow yourself to be more open to receiving. This will help the quality of your ability of sending and receiving love.
Look at the moonlight and feel love.
Be open to receiving love.
And, as always, give yourself love for engaging in spiritually expansive activities!
Keep me posted. I’d love to work with you on this.
Namaste!
L. Leigh Love
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L. Leigh Love is a Certified Intuitive Counselor and Certified Life Coach. She is a Reiki Master Teacher and Advanced Pranic Healer. She completed the Mind-Body Medicine professional training program through The Center for Mind-Body Medicine, University of Minnesota Medical School and worked professionally as a Physician Assistant. As well, she draws on over 20 years of training in Psychology, Spiritual Studies and the Healing Arts. She has a passion for helping clients heal and live their best lives. She holds a non-denominational ordination and is the author of the award-winning children’s book, Roly-Poly and the Light. LLeighLove.com
She helps clients nationally and internationally through remote session and in-person at her studio in Winston-Salem, NC.
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