Praying
Many have asked me to pray for
them. Others have sent their prayers to me, something for which
I am extremely grateful because I do work from my heart and
soul and the work is often emotionally, financially, and politically
challenging.
When asking for Divine Intervention
for someone with cancer, yourself, or someone you love, may
I suggest removing yourself as much as possible from the Cosmic
Process. By this, I mean that the Higher Powers already know
that you care. They have to find a way to help that does not
violate anyone's free will or learning experience.
I therefore suggest to those
who are interested that they ask for guidance, that they ask
that what each needs to learn and to see in the situation be
revealed, and that the patient be relieved from pain and suffering.
It is not in our power to dictate how this relief is to occur,
but I have seen many incredible responses to petitions for
help.
Let me give you an example of
something I did, something very simple but sincere. I had a
fish in my aquarium who was floating on his back. I put some
holy water into the tank, a statue of St. Francis on top of
the tank, and I asked the Universe to relieve Friday (I got
him on Good Friday) of suffering. It was obvious that Friday
was suffering because his breathing was labored. The next morning,
I expected to see a dead fish, but Friday was fine and has
gone on to live many, many more years despite the fact that
they told me that this type of fish only has a life expectancy
of a year. So, we don't know what God's Plan is. It is not
our privilege to know, but we can invoke Divine Assistance
and wait to see how the Universe will handle our request.
Whatever you do, do not send
energy directly to the patient. My experience with these well-intentioned
efforts is that the energy often stimulates the growth of the
tumor. You can send love, blessings, and prayers, but be careful
about energy. Ask those who are wiser to do what is best and
then wait to see what happens. It is, of course, perfectly
wonderful to pray with a patient and to ask for the light and
love to heal.
Many blessings,
Ingrid