Does it matter who we pray to, as long as we humble ourselves to the understanding that this is bigger than us and we are all connected? I would strongly argue, No. Prayer has become a term with a religious connotation. But prayer, in its rawest form, is HOPE. When we pray, we give thanks for the life we live and HOPE for a better tomorrow. Prayer can be powerful.
Hands held, eyes closed, love in our hearts, hope in our soul. Let Us Pray. Let us pray for the people of the world. Let us pray that they have another day. Let Us Pray for the heavy heart that we all carry watching the disparities around the world. Let Us Pray. Let Us Pray for the evil that consumes so many. Let Us Pray that it is ousted by good. Let Us Pray that we realize our voice can make a difference.
Let Us Pray. Let Us Pray that all children are warm with full bellies and happy thoughts. Let Us Pray that we are given the time and capacity to see the good vs the evil. Let Us Pray for the Black Men who walk with targets on their backs. Let Us Pray that this stigma is lifted to form a better tomorrow. Let Us Pray.
Let Us Pray for the Mother’s caring for their children alone. Pray that they keep going because the future depends on them.
Let Us Pray for a country wounded by its founders. Let Us Pray that, tomorrow we will be better, love more, and accept everyone as they are. To pray for one is to pray for all, and to pray for all is our greatest gift and our guiding light. Amen.


