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Litany II: Woman Prayer by Margaret Rosche Friday, July 14, 2006 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Affirmations for the divine feminine.
LITANY III: WOMAN PRAYER I open to God-ness within: I am nurtured. I walk on water toward my Self: I step out in Joy. I drink the cup of Love: I am strengthened. I soar on wings of Spirit: I raise my consciousness. My sisters are my heart: I am cherished. My brothers comfort me: I share the Love. Spirit�s abundance pours through me: I breathe peace and plenty. My Light defies the darkness: I illuminate. I express the will of God: life unfolds before me. I am Divine Order: there are no mistakes. I allow Source to express me: I walk in Grace forever. I do.

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Reviewed by Kate Clifford	7/14/2006

Nice prayer.