The Goddess Rosary For You..... My Friend

My Friend..... there are no words to describe the absolute JOY I feel knowing you are OK. I am so Thankful for the educated and experienced Doctors that operated and made critical decisions. May those caring for you in the hospital take care of your physical needs and also your healing spirit. I can't wait until you come home!

I'm sure you can appreciate this. I "prayed" the Goddess Rosary for you today. Isn't this just the prettiest Rosary honoring the Goddess? I found mine HERE. The Large Beads are the Our Mother:

Our Mother who is within us,

we celebrate your many names.

Your wisdom come

Your will be done,

unfolding from the depths within us.

Each day you give us all that we need.

You remind us of our limits and we let go.

You support us in our power

and we act with courage.

For you are the dwelling place within us,

the empowerment around us, and the celebration among us.

Now and forever. Amen

Miriam Therese Winter

Medium Beads are the Hail Goddess:

Hail Goddess, full of grace,

Blessed are You

and blessed are all the fruits of your womb.

For you are the Mother of us all.

Hear/Heal us now

and in all our needs/dreams.

O Blessed be, O Blessed be. Amen

Adapted from Carol Christ

Three Small Beads:

Mother, Maiden, Crone

Small connecting beads:

Amens

Heal quickly My Friend......

Comments

jaycee said…

Karen, I never read about the rosary. Thank you so much. You give me hope day after day. Thank you for being my dearest sister/friend. Janine

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