Moriah Mason Quenneville

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That is the power of supplicatory prayer. It creates a place for fear and simultaneously puts fear in its place. It allows us to say what scares us without allowing it to overwhelm us. A spaciousness appears, a bigger perspective on our suffering. Maybe our timeline lengthens, seeing this moment in the context of a much longer history, or our individual perspective widens so that we’re considering the interests of other living things besides ourselves.
The Power of Ritual: Turning Everyday Activities into Soulful Practices
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